Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1849-09-28
FOREIGN NEWS.

FOREIGN NEWS. ,
ARRIVAL OF THE BRIrIsH STEAMSHIP CAM :
BR1A-SEvEN DAYS LATER FROM EURoPE.- \
Of the news by the Cambria. which brings !
Liverpool dates TO the 9Th inst, we have the ]
following summary -
The Cholera in Europe cholera is
greatly on the increase throughout England. !
The deaths in London for the week ending on ,
the 8ih was 1896, of which 1868 were Of :
cholera. The deaths in Liverpool are still
greater, in proportion to the number of inhabi-
tants, for the week 1t is also on the increase
in Dublin. Several distinguished persons have
died with it in Paris and other parts OF France.
Vienna and Berlin are suffering more than
Paris. In Berlin the deaths are more than 40
per day.
The markets are dull and without change.
The weather for harvesting continues fine
throughout Great Britain.
Trade is active in all departments, and EN-.
ployment in the manufacturing districts album
dant.
The royal family are still soiourning in
Scotland, but were to return 10 London on the
18th.
| Austria and Hungary.-Comorn and re,
terwarden still hold out against the Imperial
forces the former commanded by klapka and
the latter by Riel The Russian General
(Berg) had long interview with Riel, on the
23d ultimo. which resulted in the Hungarian
General going to Haynau to arrange terms for
capituation The impregnable position OF
Comorn induces Klapka 10 demand good con-
dtions
A letter received from Vienna, of the 3lst
ultimo, states that several Magyar chiefs had
been executed, among them an ex Minister OF
Austria, who had proved recreant 10 his coun-
try, and that one 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 towards Gaicia. but Gen. Ru-
meyers corps is to remain at Nichola. Gross
warden, Budah, and Pesth, are TO have each
a garrison of 5000 men.
The Hungarian corps Of Perezel entered
. Cnova, but the Turkish authorities refused 10
receive them until they had laid down their
arms.
Gorgey's surrender was known at Comorn
on the 18th, and summons was sent 10 the
rrison by the imperialists either 10 follow
the example of Gorgey or offer terms of ca
: pitulation.
: KIapka, and those members of the late Hun
garian diet who had declared that the house
e of Hapsburg had forfeited all claim to the
throne of Hungary, were conveyed TO Pesth.
n a letter from Vienna states that The Empe
!, ror of Austria had pardoned Gorgey, who had
! departed for Syria, where he intended to re-
n side.
The Imperialist forces entered Vienna or
n the 9Th.
"a Prussia and Austria.-The German ques
ton seems about to be settled. There is 10 b'
directory TO govern the confederation, TIT
members of which are 10 be provided by thu
=, Vienna and Munich cabinets, and will labo
for the common interests of the Whole OF Ger
{ many. The presidency Of the directory viii
as be chosen alternately by Austria and Prussia
r The Austrian Government is endeavoring #
y. persuade the Arch Duke John to resign hi
position as Vicar of the Empire.
The Frankfort correspondent of a Iondol
be paper writes on the 31st, that there is it'll
a doubt that Congress will be held there tn
IS ensuing week for the purpose OF finally arran
* ging the German question
s. The Committee of the Chamber of Olden
tx burg have unanimously decided 10 reject III
or proposition 10 join the confederation propose
lis by Prussia, Saxony, and Hanover.
all France-The Paris Moniteur publishes
IT. a decree, reinstatins seventy one Lieutenar
FL Generals and fourteen Major Generals, VIII
- were placed on the retired list by the Provi'
~ ional Government of the February revolution
L, The French Government continues to refu:
az passports TO the German refugees, who wei
H. passing through France en- route for Americ;
IN Gen. Oudlnot is expected 10 arrive at Par
ne on The goth.
er The appointment of Lucien Murat, as An
en- bassador = Madrid, is considered an act
&c Cancellation to the two parties in the Cabine
he R0me.-The Pope's Minister of the lnterio
has arrived and installed himself head of tt
p police and entirely under the head control {
Ell the French authorities. His first decree
oh concerning the paper money, and guaranteed
Ill the notes of the Slate for their declared vau
raj and imposes fine and Imprisonment on all VII
Ill refuse TO take them.
10 A military commission has been establish
ed for recognizing the Roman troops. A
d. promotions since November are annuled III
til commission shall have reported on III
:, conduct of each man. The Triumveres all
J., Cardinals have substu ted a commission fc
~ the purpose of prosecuting the authors of th
ho outrages committed against religion during th
~ revolutionary period.
~ Rosoan, the successor of Oudinot, has a:
sumed the command of the French army
occupation.
in es of Russia, in honor of the triumphs in Hur
ID gary.
III The Emperor of Russia was at Warsaw o
" the goth.
ne The Austrians have evacuated Medina, III
u last place they occupied in the Piedmontes
IL territory.
n. LATEST FROM FLoRIDA-Interuie1c aUiM II
ut dians.-A letter dated Piatka, September /;
is says:
n. 1.-The express from Tampa Bay yesterda
." brought information that Capt Casey, of III
army, had met party of Indians, includin
in some sub-chefs. at Sara Soto; that they n
IS ceived him in the most cordial manner, e1
s. hhiting the most friendly feelings, and owe
he whelming him with kindness They state
is that the recent outrages at Indian river an
on Pease creek were entirely disclaimed and RI
OF pudated by Billy Bowlegs and Sam Jone
ty and indeed by the whole nation; and ntims
tn ted willingness TO deliver up the murderer