The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-09-06


riasts, who bav. likewise despatched ooyps 70 The
| valley OF the Wsag.
( DETERMINATION OF kossurH TO CONTINUE THE
srRvooLE.
From Vienna letter OF the iTth IN the Eoin-y zf-
iang ID appears that Kossuth intends 10 hold oat 10
the last lie has pablishod proclamation nciAg
the translation of his government from orod 10 orso
where he s new, protected By the Hungarian srmy
| from the Bsisk
| TRIUMPHANT LETTER OF PRICE, pasKIEwIrscn
The Russian papers published the following letter
| fion Prince Paskiewitch 10 bis asjesty the Car
"Hrpsay lbs at Asteet Of yoes Imperial Majesty; the
government OF The insurgents have transmitted their
power to Georgey, and Gecrssy the Chief the army
Of the insurgents, makes uncondt.ona, surrender
TO the Russian army his example viii be followed BY
The ether ipsuresnt corps Tia oicers whom hs sent
to cspitulats offered proceed with or without Aus
tiaa commissions, TO the corps, to induce them to sur
render. | have the fortune 10 inform your I'm
peris Majesty that Georgey's only condition to his
surrender vas 10 he allowed to lay dawn his arms
to your maestys army have made arrangement for
the Insurgents to be disarmed by General Rudiger's
corps. Respecting the extradtiou Of the prisoners
am in Communication with the commander Of the
Austrian army AS for Georgey, keep him ut your
i'm erial majesty's dispersal
REWARD FOR HSsSUTH'S HEAD.
II -as runorsd that the Emperor of Bu,sia had set
price Of sixty thousand rouoes on Kossuths head,
dead alive
SUPPOSED TREASON OF GEoRGEY
u Ia asserted by of The ardent friends Of Hun
gary that Gtorgey has pored hmsefa traitor, and has
yielded to the golden argu~en,,' Of tie Rassians
KossUTH's FAMILY.
Kossuths wife and family IL is said had fallen into
the hands Of The imperialist troops.
France.
There is com plete uli in French politics NJ Pierre
Buonsparts has fined for his late assault upon IT,
Gastur, and fined 200 francs.
The fret meeting of the Peace Congress took place
on wednesday, in the great hall of Cecile in Chausse
dAutin, About 1900 persons present. The CO.
LIBERATED NJ Victor Hugo in the chair. The flags Of
all nations adorned the hall The and stripes
of the United States pied conspicuous position
floating side by side with the tricolors Of France and
the Epglish union jack. MIR. Golden and his
party were received with applause, and the Ame-
rican gentlemen saluted with enthusiastic
cheers The Of parties who gave in their ad.
hesion to the principles of the Congress- and then NJ
Victor Hugo made his speech amidst intense applause
1t is described exquisite piece Of composition
| and replete with the most benevolent sentiments 1t
IS understood that the French government have ex.
sion to passing poitics The French funds continue
stead.
| England.
| Tie official record shows a continued Increase Of
mortality, arising from the general prevalence Of
cholera. In the London districts, embracing popu.
laton Of about .oe0 900 souls, the deaths from all
diseases have risen the last week from 900 to
22so, while the deaths from cholera have been sue.
sessiyely 926, 1928, and i 23o.
At Liverpool, on THURSDAY, the medical officer re-
ported increase in the taty Of the borough the
deaths for the set week being from oil causes $40
against 6e4 the previous week Deaths from cholera
/ 572, against 402 in the previous week.
Manchester has suffered tribe moro than last week
but not 20 much az Leeds there has been good deal
Of mortality in the south Of Ireland but Scotland ex
hbits very decided improvement In Paris IL has re-
appeared, but not yet to alarming degree. In Hs.
ssd and especially In Amsterdam following the course
Of the water, the mortality has been very severe In
other parts of Europe, the disorder has abatcd.
The political news from England Is devoid Of tho
least interest and the may be raid of the French
and other continental There is nothing Of suf
hcient to warrant Its being reported by telegraph
Commercial and Financial Affairs.
In every department Of trade there has been steady
business going forward, aud the commercial advces
generally by this steamer essentially the same q
those brought by the Caledonia.
TIE price Of cotton Is stsa ssrsnsing and loros ssss ere
daily .Dteted
Accounts from the manuacturing districts continue
Of satisfactory character all branches of trade ap-
pesring to be fully employed In Manchester there u
lively demand for every variety Of cotton goods -
the accounts from India will doubtless give further
impetus to the trade.
Under the influence Of favorable weather for harvest
operations, and the increasing probability tina. the
crops will generally be secured In good order and that
the harvest will be considerably above the average for
seversl years past the grain trade has continued dull
and prices have downward tendency.
Official accounts have been received from various
sections Of England and lrsand which leave no room
to doubt but that the potato disease Is begnuiog TO
show itself 70 considerable extent, in withered and
blsckened stalks, but the tubsr have yet been az
csd only IN slight degree and at present sppre-
bsDn!on Is felt II extensive mischief
In cured pro,isons, there has been but very mode
amount Of business transacted and the value OF
most descriptions has slightly reoeded.
Metals continue TO meet improving demand, and
prices tending upssrds
The weekly returns # the Bank 81 England shows
slight accession to Its stock q bullion. Money is In
greater demand and it's price has sdvaaeed to -.
az on bills OF the kind, and per cent is readily
obtained ON money at call
II Is not doubted, however that Ia proportion as
matters ,.t,le do~n the continent the sales Of
stocks in London in which money has been invested
will reduce the prices Of stocks very materially.
The fuctuatiop ia the prices Of Engish securities
bss been very slight during the past week azd fair
amount Of business has been transacted Neither the
London Liverpool papers, that have come TO hasd,
contain any quota ious Of American stocks Consols
for account closed on Friday st p3A to
The commercial advices by the lat overland mail
are REGARDED as altogether favorable
In the cotton market, the sales for the week have
reached o. oo bales. Of which specuaors took SO coo
and exporters e6co The tenor Il the Europa's adj
vices and the saactory sccounts from india, In the
carly tsrt Of the week had the effect TO carry up
prices ore quarter Of q penny per pound for all
descriptions Since "Wednesday more subdoed feel
ing has however, prevailed without any assisnsbIs
esufe and the improvement Of the early part Of the
week has been sustained with difficulty. ON the