The examiner. [volume] (Louisville, Ky.) 1847-1849, 1849-09-01
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| Arrival or tine Canada.
| New York, Aug. PAP. N.
The following news reached here from Boston
bats O'Clock this morning, by Harnden's Express, Il
having been Transmitted from ST. Johns TO Boston
loyteiegraph.
lbe regular mail steamship Canada arrived At
Halifax only last evening, having been detained
the llth. t,ffff' Hfsf 'fse
The English papers are filed with accounts Of
| the enthusiastic reception OF Queen Victoria In
Ireland. The cholera Is on the increase in Lon
don. tt-- s--taro. at --.f.,At
The Minister of Finance, in a statement to the
Assembly. says that the deficit on the ist of next
January will be Isl, 600 600 Of francs II is esti-
mated that the deficits al the end of 1850 will be
| $40 OOO, 0CO francs The President Of France de-
mics that he has any desire to change the form of
government. Gen. Rostalee is appointed Com
mander ln-Chief OF the French army in Italy in
| place of 0udinot. CommIssaries Of the Pope had
arrived at Rome. They dissolv ed the whole army,
even those who had been faithful 10 the Pope.
Il was reported III Il Gsrabaldi had defeated an
Austrian force that attacked him. He had been
Joined by many Hungarians. Venice still holds
out. Ii is said that three Armenian, or American
vessels have arrived with provisions for the be-
sieged. tHr
Some of the French journals insist that the visit
of the President % the Western provinces was a
| failure.
Rastoin is 10 be comm and r-in.c chief of the
army in Italy IN place of 0ndinot, whose recall Is
said 10 be brought about by his inability TO work in
harmony with Pope Plus, who has always looked
| upon ham with suspicion .-rH -..s 81. .-
Rumors ola change IN the Ministry are very gen.
ersl to-day.
| Hungary.
The news from Hungary still continues fsvora-
bic 10 the Hnngarsns. II was reported that Gen.
BEN, with Al, eco men, had completely beaten the
Russian force of 60,C00. in Transylvanla. That
| he had taken HeIrmannstadt and Cronstadt- IL
was also reported that Plakca, Hungarian Cen
| eTal, had attacked and captured Raab, and after
RECEIVING o large quantity OF provisions and mum.
tons of war, fell back TO ComoTn
The war as far il is possible 10 trace IN the
confused and conflicting accounts of operations of
the contending armies, seems in favor OF the Hun
| gaIisns, who still maintain their position. Some
uncertainty prevails respecting Gen. BEN. The
London Daily News gives eaTtenoy TO the follow.
| ing in Transylyania: .. ..
The Austrian and Russian forces, &C, 600 strong
occupied Hsrmanstadt end Cronstadt. BEN rais-
ed Az nuD Hi-i aid attacked the combined army,
aud The battle ended in the complete defeat of the
| ImpeTialists, who fed and left 10 600 dead ard
| wounded. Nearly all their artillery and s 600
prisoners were captured by the HungaraHs, and
Benz took possession OF the towns.
Under the head of --latest Intelligence" the
london Times says: The kenna Journal OF the 9th
supplies us with ne VS. from Hungary of great inn
pousnce il true. Ii appears that the Hungariaus
stole march and surprised the garrison of Raah.
| A sharp eoniict ensued, which ended IN the Hun
gagisns capturing the fortress and city, with an
lmnence amount OF provisions, together with two
companies of Austrian infantry. klapka COM
manded the Hunglrians, who Afterwards quilted
The cliy and took up their abode in the fortress,
where they seized the Vienna mails.
- Rome.
Up1n final decision the afflirs were 10 remain in
the same state as when Oudinat entered.
There is a report in France that Garfibaldi after
defeatirg an Austrian corps entered the little Re-
public OF San Msrene and claimed its protection.
The Austrian commander sent large forces TO put
him down, and he refused 10 surrender. Carl
baldi was joined by many Hungarians, declaring
Their intention 10 afford him protection.
Venice.
Three American vessels. says the Lille newspa.
per, entered Venice with money and provisions
Tor the beseiged Neneuans.
The Cansds is due at New York at Z o'clock,
Saturday morning. ....
LIVERPOOL, Aug. IL
Every department oftraie continues healthy. There
has been rather less business going forward In the rTo
duee uarket during the last few days although prices
are well Sustained and everything Is wearing a eheef
fu aspect. The demand for Cotton through the week
active, with a large attendance OF purchasers
Holders having little disposition % meet the demand
buyers submitted to advance Of ttd, on American
descriptions. Inc bAtNcst OnfthuOhS CAinhleIGcu uh
der favorable auspices, and the orops giving pro
/ mise Of an abundant yield. The Grain market is &c
pressed and Is exhibiting trndenCy 10 decline. There
Is better demand for Indian Corn, owirg, partly, 20
reports OF tho postOe rot Iron Is steady and prices
Improving. The manufacturing districts are active
I ~ employed.
The Danish Minister OF Marine has declared that the
bio, kade would be raised the 1lth August The stock
OF huhon In the INK OF Eng and is fourteen million FIVE
hundTed Thousand pounds, having slightly decreased
during the past few weeks. ConSuS closed on THURSDAY
! at s2s; on Friday they reached 80 PeRnsytvania IS
sOSlsl. At the Paris BoUISe, Thursday the Gov,
enent that treaiy OF peace hal been
Guied hetweez Sardlnia ard Austrts This caused ar
Improvement, and per cents closed firmly al 81 francs
sle ,n'ines. and advanced one franc after Bourse.
The following the Liverpool Quotations Tor Cotton
Fair Upland u fair Mvbto otp, ftvw oItvsa s3>sk
FOR faiT 10 mid ling.
The demand for Flour OF Tetsf character at PISA
DIS ca per b Yesterday there were considerable Sales
OF Corn at2isa2is6i Tor god Netowi White Is scarce
| at 25s26s. Corn Meal iis 81 pei bbL
The Iuapoatons OF cured Provisions has heen miisd
Bacon Ia steady demand al former prices. Lard y
not much nq aired for but prices firmly maintained
and holers asking an aavAnee OF 81 per ewt Beef
sells readily al full prices.