Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1849-09-27
Arrival of the Cambria.
One Week later from Europe.

Halifax last evening.
ENeLANp.--The cholera is,increasing
rapidly, 1000 deaths occurred in Lon
don in one week; it is likewise raging
through the continent, and 30 deaths
daily are reported at Berlin.
The harvestis nearly housed, and
pronounced abundant. Trade is active
and employment awaits all who desire
it in the manufacturing districts RI
re- AUSTRIA AND Acknowledgement
and Peterwardein still bold out against
the Austrians and Russians; the former
commanded by Klapka, the latter by
Keil. The Russian General, Berg, had
a long interview with the latter on the
cad, ult., which resulted in the Hunga.
rian Major being sent to Haynau, to ar.
range terms for capilulation. The i'm.
pregnable position Of Comorn, induces
klapkla to demand good conditions. A
letter from Vienna, states that several
renowned Magyar chiefs had been ex-
ecuted by the Austrians. The mother
and children of Kossuth, together with
the wives of several Magyar Generals
had been taken prisoners and conveyed
to Presburgh. Agreut part of the Rus
sian army had received orders TO march
towards Galacia. Buda and Pesth are
to be garrisoned by 5000 Austrians.-
The Hungarian corps of Pereze entered
Orshova, but the Turkish authorities
would not receive them until they had
laid down their arms. .....,... ..-...
A letter states that the Emperor OF
Austria had pardoned Georgey, and
that he had departed for Servia.
PRUssIA.-On the German question
it is stated that there is to be a direc,
tory, consisting of members of The con-
federation provided by the cabinets of
Vienna and Munich, which is to hold
its sittings at Frankfort. The directory
will be permanent executive commits.
sion for the common interests Of the
whole Of Germany. The Presidency OF
the directory will be vested alternative
ly in an Austrian and Prussian. A
Frankfort correspondent of London
paper writes, that there is but little
doub, that Congress Of Princes will
be held there in the course of next
week, for the purpose of settling finally
the German question. -..-
FRANCE.-The French government
continues to refuse passports to Ger.
man refugees, who on their way to
America, arc forced TO traverse France.
The rvs generally from France is un.
interesting. No alusion is made TO
any correspondence with the United
States relative to the difficulty with
the French Minister. ...
RoME.--Thc Triumvrate of Cardi-
mails has instituted commission, for The
purpose of prosecuting the authors of
the outrages committed during the rev.
dictionary period against religion.
Gen. Rostalan Inns assumed the com.
mand of the French army of occupa.
ton. .....
DIVISION or "PUBLIC BURrHENs.-
The Washington Republic says, ",here
are upwards of fifty thousand officers
in the United States, besides, The va.
rious jobbers and contractors, who have
been from time immemorial members
of the Locofoco party. Many of the
most important end lucrative remain TO
this day in the hands of the Locofocos.
There have been less than 5000 ap-
poinlmen,s of Wings by General Tay-
lor, one.half of which have been made
TO supply vacancies occasioned by
deaths, designations, and expired COM
missions. The proportion OF Locofo-
cos in office is ten TO one."
According to this, all the fire and flu.
~ we have had abou, prescription, gull,
lolines; violations of pledges, &C., is
simply because, after the Wings had
been kept out of office for twenty years,
Gen. Taylor has presumed TO place
one tenth part of the offices Of the
in Wing hands-to give them
a 1.-THE of that half of which belongs TO
them. And of this tenth, one-half of
The appointments, the Republic shows,
have been made TO supply vacancies,
occasioned by deaths, designations, &c.
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