The examiner. [volume] (Louisville, Ky.) 1847-1849, 1849-08-25
Arrival 81 she msseruia.

Y u M, BOSTON, Aug. 10.
q The Hibemis's news commenced coming at
CLOCK last night The express was detained q
nouns ON the road BY fogs, and while receiving tn
Jews me steamer arrived at Boston about midnigh
r Inc Voeen having quilted the Osborne Hous
ne,and, on The lst inst, Parliament was pro
> iosued oy commission. The speech delivered a
, me close contains nothing very novel. The in
naonants OF Cork, Dublin, and Belfast, are max
ING ,nost actve preparations 10 give loyal and en-
!nusiastlc reception TO the Queen. Political feel
inss are almost forgotten.
Inc Hungarians continue sue ceasful. thew Ia.
defeated and out-manouvred The enemy. and nIa
Geo lhe Austrans IN peril; cut of the Russian,
rom tne base OF their operations; and the thres
great Gensrals, BEN, Georgy and Dembrinski, are
no" 40 communication with each other, and ready
positions are rendered secure by the ture OF ths
oouniy, while there Is nothing to prevent theiI
emerging from their Businesses when occasion pre-.
SCENTS itself. The whole population serve them
nean IN hand; bring them food, horses and inteIi-
kence Oh The enemy's movements The London
TImes OF August 3, has viennoise dates 10 JuIy
20, WIN news OF Georgy having beaten the Rus.
| SLAMS at yapco. entered Paschan and crossed the
rneiss, had reached Vienna Already there are ru.
inols Of intentions 10 negotiate peace. Linswar
| ,5tePoIied 10 have surrendered 70 the Niagara
ban Jellachich continuing the retreat towards
1ouln smyrna. Benz announced his victory 10
| hossuth IN these three words:-"Bem. Kan
noun J. In alaier despatch he ssys:--"On army
IeP ; now 70 conquer only two Generals more
Letters from Cracow 10 the 25th of lime state
MAJ ne number OF Russian troops who were on
the point OF leaving the above city for Hungary.
reserved counter orders. Seventy railway wagons
recently arrived at Cfacow filed with wounded
Courier of the 4th accounts were received from
hungary, through Paris, Vienna and Cologna,
which announce another battle in Hungary. and
victory Tor the Hunsarians. At Gylam il appears
The troops OF Dembinski and Pashewitch came 10
an engagement which ended ia the defeat of the
nnssians-Pashewitch cut OFF from bis line
Demolnski, Benz and Georgy in communication.
zen. hayman Is described as being in u most per-
ilous condition. The Magyar Generals were mas.
tens OF the whole line from Essy TO Assomba, thus
IaciIitatIng tnen communications with Belgrade
and me Turkish provinces The cabinet at Wen.
ma Is obviously in state of alarm A peremptory
order has been issued prohibiting the purchase of
Foreign stock, the OBJECT being, IL is supposed 10
prevent money being sent out Of the country.
Vn me 10Th July desperate battle was fought
al Waitzen between the Russian Commander pas
kewitch, and the Hungarians under Georry- in
whicn me former were defeated. The army of
ueorgy had broken through their lines and march,
60 north, enecting junction with the main army
letter rom the seat OF war says that the attack
oil the Hungarians upon Paskewitch's division
was tremendous. The Russians were borne down
and compelled to leave before the terrible on
slausht OF the MaygaIs, who fought with unexam.
pied courage and daring. Another letter describes
NE Russians retreat 10 Dsrskess ms a dlsorde.ly
night before DembinskPs Hussars, and states thai
The Russians were only saved from annihlaliop
oy the arrival Of Rembsy. II was admitted at vi
emma on the 2th, that the victory at Waitzen had
been complete. There has been change in the
Austrian Ministry.
Rranse,
The President has been on a tour 10 the
south On his return 10 Paris he is TO review the
W m nj he g al.
600. There seems every prospect of A most sbnn. |
oant harvest throughout France. In some depart.
ments wheat is already cut under favorable cir.
cumstances- Funds are also on the advance
The President is still accused of aiming al the
Imperial crown. The Liverpool Journal saws he |
received a reception in the PROVINCES tbsi Dos
not warrant the hopes ne entertained of being |
reelected for ten years
Italy.
Although the French have restored the Govern. |
meat OF the Pope of Rome, they have not persua- |
ded The Pontif 10 return 10 the Vatican Oudinot
mas been himself to Gaeta in hopes Of modifying
the intention OF his Holiness with what effect has
not been announced.
Aussris-Death OF Charlie. AIbert.
The Piedmont treaty is not settled Roth mar. |
ties have expressed theis determination 10 male /
no CONCESSIONS, and II Is said that under the cir
eumstances Sardinia demanded the support of /
france. The Milan Gazette Of the I'D states that |
that Gsrribadi had embarked for America under
iavor OF disguise, that the bands Of Gaseous In The
merely pass up his name as a sort of L
prestige. Charles Albert, ex-king of Sardinia,
died at Lisbon on the 18th Of July.
Turkey.
Adyices from Constantinople state that an ar.
my OF ~ ,UOO men were ordered 10 assemble ON
the Hungarian frontier between Gemeswar and
Lemlin, To protect the Turkish TERRITORY. and ais
am all who may be driven across the frontier.
Raasia.
A Polish paper states that a Republican con.
'piracy has been discovered in Russia; that nu-
nerous arrests have been made, that the whole az
AR was divulged by The Secretary of the Count of
orleans. Two hundred persons have been arrest
~; omceis with letters ds-cacka have been sent
Q MOSCOW and 10 other cities to arrest membefs of
he conspiracy, which was intended 10 overthrow
ne reigning dynasty and establish Republic.
Commercial.
Trade continues quiet but steady. Cotton has met
WIN moderate demand. The prospects OF the hAryess
ne OF he most favorable character In ths Metal mar
let mere TAR business going forward. Money sill
and Can De ootained last noted Tho
lemand Tor Cotton Is more limited this week than for
80 we're taken by speculators: 6fOO for exnort or
tmercan descriptions the following are the ouotations
fland 4taotd; New Orleans AID, Noodle, Ala HASH
ne weather continues fine and forcing on the grain
rops to maturity. The harvest has Commenced In the
southern districts OF England, aud the All
ne grain crops indicate very abundant Yield Prices
re unchanged Adyices from Havre OF August "a state
nat the excite ment given to the Cotton market Wee
lay by the Americas advces, via Liverpool came 10
complete stand. On the following day the sales onlv
cached 300 oales-prces firm and one penny higher
LTvsRPooI, Aug 4.
under the prospects OF good harvests breadstus OF
" descriptions are depressed particularly Indian Corn
snIte and yellow quoted at 2a25s per quarter. Sales
u Flour limited, and prices In favor OF BUYERS Amer
an sound and good scarce, with sales TO limited ex
ent at 28a26s per bb while inferor unnspected Is Of
erng In quantity at 2a2ls. Money and funds this week
ave been less abundant. On Tharsdsy consols opened
decline OF per cent, and only partially recovered
eaving on at s2sas2s; yesterday closed at s2assq3