Burlington hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1845-185?, 1849-09-20
| Telcgraphic dispatches from the Mo. Republican.
| FOREIGN NEWS.
Arriva, of III. <fHs EUROPA.
| Seven Days Later from Europe.


Seven Days Later from Europe.
sr JOHNS, IN. B., Tuesday. Sept. LIP NJ.
The Europa arrived at Halifax on Mon
day evening.
Hungarian Affairs.
The latest intelligence within our reach
from Hungary is embraced in advices
from Vienna Of the Goth ut. The news
from that quarter continues unsatisfactory,
and fulf OF contradictions as ever. The
"Weiner letting publishes what it calls
an explanation of the manner in which
Gorgey's surrender was brought about.
The document contains SO little that is
new, that il does not seem advisable 10
quote it, for, while it carefully informs the
public Of all those circumstances of which
we are already informed, it endeayors 10
throw light upon those points which are
still open TO the broadest doubts and sus-
picion.
The London News says tha. the gene
raj belief through the continent is, that the
Hungarian General surrendered with his
army TO Pa>kiewtch on a pledge being
given by the Russian commander, that
his master, the Gar, would guarantee the
independence Of Hungary.
The latest intelligence contains nothing
TO raise doubt tina. Ciapha still holds
| possession Of Coinorn. One account af-
firms that an action was fought between
Raab and Comorn, in which the Magyars
obtained some advantage. The Ban Jella-
chich had arrived at Temisvae; he is said
to have me, with no opposition on his
way, and to have found the roads covered
with arms and warlike stores which had
Teen abandoned by the defeat of the Mag
vars. BEN and Guyon, surrounded by
Luders, left their troops and contrived TO
escape. The decision Of the Emperor
concerning the surrender OF Gorgey's
corps is, that it be partly enlisted in the
Imperial ranks, and partly dismissed TO
their homes, and that the officers be sub
mitted 10 trial.
Ii was rumored that Ko>suth had been
captured on the frontiers of Wallachia.
Another account from Turkey assures us
that BEN and ko>suth had arrived from
Adrianople at Con>taniinople, where they
had embarked in British vessel. The
letter from Gorgey 10 Clapha, directing the
surrender OF Comorn, assigns no reason
for his course, other than that he had be-
come convinced of the hopelessness Of
their cause, and that he was DESTROYS Of
giving peace 10 his country, which was
the only expedient TO save it from utter
perdition.
Austria authorities state that letter
from koS>uth, before he knew Of the sur
render Of Gorgey, had been found, which
contains frank admission that the Mag
var cause was irrevoeably lost.
The Russian Minister in France, in
formal note, has given an assurance to the
French Government, that !he Emperor
had not thought OF territorial aggrandize-
ment. but that he will retire with his army,
SO soon as the IIungarians shall have laid
down their arms.
COMMERCIAL.
In the English manufacturing districts
generally there continues much firmness.
The weather continues exceeding fine,
both in England and Ireland, and the har-
vest operations on the continent are pro-
cceding in the most satisfactory manner,
consequently the market for bread>tHirs
continues 10 recedc. Advees from the
north of Europe are not favorable for the
crops; but from every other section they
are cheering in the highest degree. The
market for American cured provisions
has been dull during the week, and ruling
prices far from remnnerating. There is
good business doing in the corn market,
at improving prices. ....
LIVERPOOL. Sept. I, lS49.
Cof0n.-Fair Mobile and Upland,
5 SD; fair Orleans, 5 7-Sd.
Breodsfufs.-American flour is in lin
tied demand. Baltimore and Ohio are
equal, 23s Cd to 24s; Western Canal sells
at 23s. Cornis in moderate demand at %
a Cos per quarter for white and yellow,
and 27s Cd TO 2Ss for pure white.
Provisions. Bacon, no change hams,
dull fine brought % a 3Os. Shoulders
are in better demand at 81 22s. Sales
Of prime mess pork al 81 TO 3Ss. The
advance on lard last week has checked
the demand.
New YoRK, Sept. l2-5p.
The steamers news has not materially
affected the market.
Mr. Bancroft and family came passen-
gers in the Europa.
The Hon. John Commings died of chcl-
era at Milwaukee.
RIoTlNG ON OTHERS M1sERY.-The
Keokuk Register, in noticing the contem-
plated meeting at Davenport TO promote
the clearance Of instructions in the Mis-
sis>ippi, seems inclined to throw ridicue
on the whole subject. How true 10 its
instincts is Keokuk, if the editor speaks
the sentiment of that place. Supreme sell
tishness on the part of Keokuk would pre-
vent the clearing away of these oJs,rue-
tons. by opposing this movement it
would seem 10 wish to !a,ten on others
misfortunes. To all the farmers above
the Lower Rapids the tax, occasioned
by these distractions, amounts yearlv to a
sum large enough to secure channel that
would be unobstructed. What can thew
think of those who would wish them to |