The Mississippi Creole. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1841-1851, 1849-09-29
FOREIGN NEWS.
Tskgrqphed 70 The NJ o. Rieaylose.
ARRIVAL OF THE CAMBRIA.
R.tTwoRF. Sent. Of.
BALTIMORE, Sept. q.

Cotton in the early part OF the week proceed
ing the departure Of the Cambria was inactive,
yielding slightly in favor of buyers on middIiag
and lower Glasses of American, but without
in the better grades. In these descrip-
lions more activity prevails.
The sales of the week amount to $4,000 bales,
Of which Spectators took $500 and exporters
5000. To-day (8th) the sales amount TO
1000 bales Of all kinds. UpIands range from
to SID. for middling and lower classes; Ala
Sd. to sgd, Imports during the week,
5000 bales. The demand was brisk the day
on which the Cambria sailed; and the mark ct
firm.
HUNGARY.
Comorn and Pelerwardein still hold out
against the forces Of the lmpcrialists. The
former is commanded by Klapka, and The latter
by Kicl. The Russian Genera, Berg, had a
long interview with Kiel on the 23d ult., which
resulted in the Hungarian Generals repairing
to %EIaynau, to arrange the terms for a capitula-
ton. Tho imprcgnable position Of Comorn in
ducc9 the gallant Klapka to demand good con
dirions.
Letters from Vienna, dated the Both ultimo,
state that several Magyar ChrefS had been exc
cuted, among whom was an Austrian ex Min
lister, who had beei recreant TO his country.
One Hungarian General had been hung, and
another shot. Kossuth's mother and his chill
dren, and the wives and children Of several
Magyar chiefs, had. arrived, as prisoners, at
Presburg.
The greater portion Of the Russian army
was marching toward Gallicia, but Gen. Rudi-
gers corps is to remain at Neohila (0 The
Hungarian corps Of Perczel entered Orsovu,
but the Turk h authorities refused 70 receive
them, until they had laid down their arms,
Georgoy's surrender was known at Comorn on
the 18th ult. and a summons was sent to the
garrison, by the Imperialists, 10 follow his ex-
ample, or to offer terms Of equalization. Klap-
ka and those members of the late Hungarian
Diet were conveyed to Pesth. This is con
Trajectory, since a preceding paragraph states
that the gallant Klapka still held out on the
23J ult,
A letter from Vienna states that the Empc-
ror Of Austria.had pardoned Georgey, who had
departed for Syria, where he intended to re-
side. The impcrlalist forces entered Vienna
on the 9th uIt,
GERMANY.
The German question seems about to be set
tied on a basis OF Cancellation between A ustria
and Prussia. There is to be a Federal Govern
ment, consisting Of a Directory, the members
Of which arc 20 meet alternately inVienna and
Munich. They will labor for the common in,
terest Of the whole Of Germany. The Presi-
dent of the Directory will be chosen turn by
turn by Austfia and Prussia. The Austrian
Government is ehdeavoring 10 persuade the
Arch Duke John to resign his Office as Vicar Of
the Empire. The Frank fort correspondence
Of the London papers dated the 2lst ult., an
uounces that there was little doubt that Con-
gress would assemble during the then ensuing
week, for the purpose Of finally arranging the
German question. The committee Of the
Chamber Of Oldonberg had unanimously re-
jected the proposition to rojoin the confedera-
ton proposed by Prussia, saxony and Hanover,
FRANCE.
The French Government CONTINUES ID refuse
passports to the German refugees who are pass
ing through Fraico On their way 10 America.
Lucien Murat has been appointed Minister at
Madrid. A reconciliation has been effected
between the two parties lately in discord il
tho French cabinet.
ITALY-R0ME
Monsignor J%avelli, the Popo's Minister of
the Interior, had arrived in Rome, where he
had been regularly installed in that Office.
The police department is entirely under the
control Of the French authorities, The first
decree issued by Javelli was relative to the
paper money and other State liabilities issued
by the Republican Government, which the lat
ter had put in circulation, imposing fines and
imprisonment on all who refused to take them
at their declared value.
A military commission has been established
for recognizing the Roman troops. All pro-
motions since November last are annulled I'M
til the commission will have decided on the
conduct or merit Of the individuals promoted
by the Tr,umvirate.
The cardinals have formed a commission for
The purpose Of prosecuting the authors Of the
outrages committed against religion during the
revolutionary period @
Gen R~ostolan, the successorot 0udiRot, has
assumed the. command Of the French army Of
occupation.
The Austrians nave evacuated Modena, and
also the last place which they had occupied
in the Piedmontese territory.
RUSSIA.
A TIC Deum has been sung ii all churches
in Russia, in honor Of the late triumph over
the Hungarian patriots. The Emperor Nieho-