The Mississippi Creole. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1841-1851, 1849-09-15
FOREIGN NEWS.

OF THE sTEAMERNlAGARA.
EUROPEAN MARKETs.-BAITlMoKE September.
Sin every department Of trade and business
a general feeling Of sleadinoss prevails. Com
mercial adviccs are Of a tenor similar to those
brough, By the Caledonia.
Cotton was advancing, and large sales were
daily eHseled, Fi1s aeeeunfa frnm tho man
ufacturing districts we're satisfactory. The
harvest operations were favorable and the
grain is generally good; but the trade therein
consequently continues dull and prices have
a downward tendency In cured provisions q
moderate business was doing and prices had.
slightly receded.
The sales Of cotton for the week preceding
the departure or the Niagara were $1,000 bales,
Of which spectators took $4,000 and exporters
$500. The tenor Of the Earops's advices and
the satisfactory accounts from India had the
effect f carrying up prices ID the early Partpf
the week Of a penny per pound. Since
Wednesday (Aug. 22) d more ubdued feeling
prevailed, and the previous advance was sus-
lained with great difficulty Brokers Board
yesterday (Aug. 24) quoted fair upland 81
Mobile 81.
The stock Of cotton Al Liverpool was $780,,
600 bales against $4,000 At the sans time last
year.
The in teIligence from Hungary, particulars
Of which are subioined, containing accounts
Of the submission Or the Msgyars, and Of the
important offect5iikcIy to be produced BY the
Termination OF the sanghinaty wal, had not
hsdthe slightest influence On the transactions
in the public securities Id London. There
had been but "a slight auciuatton il consoIs.
They were, for accodnG 90} To 9OE.
Hungary.-Intelltgence from Hungary Of 1
most disastrous character had been received
The Magyars had been beaten ii al points
but the precise details d this unfortunate 70
suit cannot be ascertained from accounts with
ia reach. I.is, however, known that HE 81
! ~sriols have been compelled 10 lay down thei
arms and submit Internationally to the Rus
sian forces.
The Vienna correspondent Of the Londol
Times, IN 4 letter dated August IS, states thu
on official report from Col. Boswell who va
? at HermanssaOt, gives the particulars Of III
. war in the South and West TransyIvania
6 since Auguas4 A, II which period Cen. Lauder
was at Gereldsan. After Bem's defeat on IN
Slslh July at Sogesvar, he proceeded toward
. Medgyes, which hs reached oA ths ga Auru.
9 with q force Of 5000 men and I guns.
l He continued his march towards HermaI
stadt, where he was attacked BY Ludera, al
9 after a most murdsFous conflict IN the stree
Of that city, ii which BEN had many XIII,
and wounded, lie latter was compelled ID i
y treat. LudeFs pursued him to Pamesworc
. f?) where another battle ensued which resuI
y Cd iii the complete rous Of The Maeyars.
Z Many Of them threw away their arms seskiI
refuge in the woods, whilst some came over
ID the yictors.
Vienna accounts BY the way Of Warsa'
= state that the Hungarian Dietshaving sure
p dered its powers 10 Ceorgey dissolved.
4, meeting of Kossuth, Georgey and BEN subs
quently took place, al which Il was resolved
of putaa end 10 The war, since itwas aanguinaA
ia Georgey declared thnthe had no hopes fort
y cause . Hungary that al resistance was val
e. and nothing but utter ruin would attend III
. thor p%rolongatiOn Of the struggIo.