Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1849-09-25
THE CHOLERA IN EUROPE

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THE CHOLERA IN EUROPE.
The cholera is greatly on the increase through
out England. The deaths in London for The week
ending on the 9th was 1875, of which 1853 were
of cholera. The deaths in Liverpool are still
greater in proportion to the number of inhabi-
ilanls, for the week II is also on The increase
in Dublin. Several dis,ing uished persons have
died with it 10 Paris and other parts of France.
Vienna and Berlin ale suffering more than 10 Pa
ris. 10 Berlin the deaths are more than 40 per
day.
The markets are dull and without change.
The weather for harvesting continues fine
throughout, Gres Brilaia
AUSTRIA AND HUNGARY.
Comorn and Pe:erwarden still hold out against
the Imperial forces; the former commanded by
hlapka and the latter by Riei. The Russian
General Berg had long interview with Riel, on
The 23d ulIimo, which resulted in the Hungarian
General going 10 Haynau 10 arrange terms Tor
captuiation The impregnable position OF Coz
morn induces klapka to demand good cund;-
lions.
A letter received from Vienna, of the 3lst ul-
limo, states that several Magyar chiefs had been
executed among them an Ex-Miuisler OF Aus
tra who had proved recGeani to his country, and
that one General had been hung and another
shot. kossuh. mother and his children, and
The wives aud children OF Magyar chiets, hau
arrived as prisoners al PIessburg.
The greater portion of the Russian army was
marching towards Gallicia but General Rune
gers corps is TO remain al Nichola. Gfosswar-
den, Bujah and Peslh, are 10 have each earri-
son OF 1900 men.
The Hungarian corps OF Pc,ez,l entered Como
va, but the Turkish authorities refused 10 receive
them unul they had laid dawn their arms.
Georopyle Surrs1dpr yv,c Lnnun Cnrpoorn
on the 1911, and summons was sen, 10 The gar.
rison by the imperaisls either 10 follow the ex-
ample OF Georgey or offer terms OF capilua-
ton.
Klapka. and those members OF the late Hun
garian Diet, who had declared ha; The house OF
Hapsburg had forfeited all claim 10 the throne OF
Hungary, were conveyed TO Pesih.
A letter from Vienna states that the Emperor
Of Austria had patdoned Georgey who had de-
parted tor Syria, where he intended 10 reside.
The Imperial forces entered Vienna on The
9th.
PRUSSIA AND AUSTRIA.
The German question seems about 10 be sell
tied. There is TO be directory TO govern tn
confederation, the members ot which are TO BE-
provided by ,hs Vienna and Munich cabinels,
and will labor for The common Interests OF the
whole Of Germany. The presidency of The di>
reciory will be chosen alternately by Austria and
Prussia.
The Austrian Government is endcavoring 10
persuade the Arch Dnks John 10 resign his posi-.
lion as Vicar oil The Empire.
The Frankfort correspondent OF London pa.
per writes on the 3lst, lha, there is little douh,
that Congress will be he'd lhele the ensuing week
for the purpose oil finally arranging The German
question.
The Committee OF the Chamber Of OMcaburs
have unanimously decided TO Iejec, The PROPOSE,
ton IL join the confederation proposal ~ prus.
STA, Saxony and Hanover.
FRANCE.
The Paris Moniteur publishes a decree, re.
insta'ing seventy.one Lieutenant Generals and
fourteen Major Generals, who we're placed Oh
the retired list by the Provisional Government
Of the February revolution.
The French Government continues 10 refuse
passports 10 the German refugees, who were
passing through France en- route for America.
Gen. Oudinot IS expected 10 arrive al Paris
on the 20h
The appointment Of Lucien Murat, as Am
bassador 10 Madrid, is considered an act Of con-
ciliation to the Two parties in The Cabinet
ROME.
Sayelli, tho Pope's Minister of the Interior,
has arrived and installed himself head OF the
police and entirely under control Of the French
authorities. His fret decree is concerning the
paper money, and guarantees the notes of the
State for their declared value, and imposes fins
and Imprisonment on all who refuse 10 take
them.
A military commission has been established
for recognizing the Roman troops. All pro.
motions since November are annulled until a
commission shall have reported on The conduct
of each man. Tho Triumverites and Cardinals
have substituted a commission for the purpose
OF prosecuting the authors Of the outrages com.
mitted against religion during the revolutionary
period.
Rostolan, the successor Of Oudinoi, has as.
sumed Inc command of the French army of &C.
cupatioD.
Ate Deum has been sung in oil the churches
of Russia, in honor Of the triumph in Hungary.
The Emperor of Russia was at Warsaw on
the 20,h.
The Austrians have evacuated Medina, the
last place they occupied in The P,admootcse ter
riiory.
COMMERCIAL SUMMARY.
LIVERPOOL Sept sih-in The early par, of The
week the market for cotton ives inactive yield.
ing slightly 10 avor OF buyers in The mddlins
aud lower classes OF American, but without
change in the better grades. In other descrip-
lions more activity prevails. The sales Of the
week amount TO 36,26u bales, OF which specula.
tors took $40 American, aud exporters SOTO
bales. To-day The sales amounted 10 1000 bales
OF all kinds. Up,ands range a, Al a So; New
orleans st Tor niddln2 ANA lower classes; Ala
bama Std. The imports OF The week were
6,O93 bales The demand was brisk on The day
The steamer sailed aud The market closed firm
BRsADsruFss.-The trade al The Cor Ex.
change has been dull, with but liue alteration in
prices. Wheat and com are taken spar,nely
[Our correspondent here has, from some course
OF other, omitted giving The quotations Of fouf
and wheaLl There has been more favorable
ieelirg towards Icdian corr. The best round vel
low IL worth 26s., and 6ai 27s. o.. and waite 2ss
per quarter Of $50 pounds.