The republic. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1849-1853, 1849-09-22
ARRIVAL OF THE CAMBRIA.
Seven Days Later from Europe.


ST. JoHN's, Sept. 20-6 p. IN.
The steamer Cambria, Captain Leitch arrived
at Halifax last evening" at O'clock, bringing dates
from Liverpool 10 the Sth inst, and London to the
7th. The overland express from Halifax reached
here this afternoon, bringing London and Liver
pool papers, from which we make up the following
summary of tn Intelligence brought by her.
The Cholera INA Europe.
The cholera is greatly on the increase through
out England. The deaths in London for the week
ending the Sth were 1856, Of which 1868 of
cholera. The deaths in Liverpool are still greater
in proportion to the number of inhabitants, for the
week. II is also on the increase in Dublin. Seve-
raj 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
more than forty per day
The markets are dull and without change.
The weather for harvesting continues fine
throughout Great Britain.
The Liverpool Journal of the 9Th says:-''The
harvest has been nearly safely housed and is pro-
nounced abundant, as the potato is abundant and
is SO far exempted from rot.'
Trade is active in all departments, and employ
ment in the manufacturing districts abundant.
The royal family still sojourning in Scotland,
but were TO return to London on the 18th.
Austria and Hungary.
Comorn and Peterwardein still hold out against
the Imperial forces; the former commanded by
Klapka and the latter by Riel. The Russian Gene
raj Berg had long interview with Rel, on the 23d
going to Haynau to arrange terms for capitulation.
The impregnabe position of Comorn induces klap-
ka TO demand good conditions.
letter received from Vienna, of the 3lst ult.,
states that several Magyar chiefs had been
cuted, among them minister Of Austria who
had proved recreant 10 his country, and that one
general had been hung and another shot. Kos
suth's mother and his children, 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 Gallicia, but General Rudiger's
is to remain at Nichola. Grosswardien, Budah,
and Pesth, are TO have each garrison of 5000
men,
The Hungarian corps of Perczel entered Orova,
but the Turkish authorities refused to receive them
until they had laid down their arms
Gorgey's surrender was known at Comorn on
the 18th, and a summons was sent to the garrison
by the lmperiasts either 10 follow the example Of
Gorgey or offer terms of capituaton.
Klapka, and those members of the late Hunga-
ran diet who had declared that the house of Haps-
burg had forfeited all claim to the throne Of Hun
gary, were conveyed To Pesth.
letter from Vienna states that the emperor of
Austria had pardoned Gorgey, who had departed
for Syria, where he intends to reside.
The imperial forces entered Vienna the 9th.
TIE Deum has been sung in all the churches Of
Russia, in honor of the triumphs in Hungary
The emperor of Russia was at Warsaw on the
2Oth
Prussia and Austria.
There is to be directory to govern the confedera
ton, the members of which are to be provided by
the Vienna and Munich cabinets, and will labor for
the common interests of the whole of Germany
The presidency of the directory will be chosen al
ternately by Austria and Prussia.
The Directory Will be a permanent executive
commission for the common interest of the whole
of Germany The States who adhered to the re-
stricted confederation, under the direction of Prus
STA, will have between them three votes, and Aus
tria, Bavaria, Wurtemberg, and the other small
States, will have together four votes.
SSu Such, at least, is the proposition of Austria.
The presidency of the Directory will be vested
alternately in Austria and Prussia.
This will not alter the relations as to the common
Legislation and the executive authority vested in
the confederation.
The Austrian government is endeavoring To per-
suade the Archduke John to resign his position as
vicar of the empire
The Frankfort correspondent of London paper
writes on the 3lst, that there is little doubt that
congress will be held there the ensuing week for
the purpose of finally arranging the German ques-
ton.
The committee of the Chamber of Oldenburg
have unanimously decided to reject the PROPOSE
ton to join the confederation proposed by Prussia,
Saxony, and Hanover.
France.
The Paris Moniteu publishes decree renstating
eleven lieutenant generals, and fourteen major gen
erals, who placed on the retired list by the
Provisional Government of the February revolu-
ton
The French Government continues to refuse pass
ports to the German refugees, who were passing
through France en- route for America.
Gen. Oudino Is expected TO arrive at Paris on the
10Th.
The appointment of Lucien Murat, as ambassa-
dor to Madrid, is considered an act of Cancellation
to the two parties in the cabinet.
In every department Of France, with the cxcep-
ton OF the Seine, where the meeting is postponed
till October, almost all the candidates chosen the
presidents of the councils belong to the Conservs-
tive party.
Savelli, the Pope's Minister of the Interior has
arrived and installed himself head of the police and
entirely under the control of the French authorities
His frst decree Is concerning the paper money and
guarantees the notes of the State for their declared
value, and imposes fine and imprisonment ON all
who refuse to take them
A military commission has been established for
recognizing the Roman troops. All promotions
since November are annulled until a commission
shall have reported on the conduct Of each man.
The triumvirates and cardinals have instituted a
commission for the purpose of prosecuting the au-
thors of the outrages committed against religion
during the revolutionary period
Rostolan, the successor Of Oudinot has assumed
the command of the French army of occupation.
The Austrians have evacuated Modena, the last
place they occupied in the Piedmontese territory
The Sandman troops received possession of the
town on the same day.
The Danish government, under date 10Th, had
given official notice that the blockade Of the cast
coast of the Duchy of Holstein is raised.
report had been spread Of collective note from
the three great Powers of the north in accordance
with the French government, TO the effect that the
Canton OF Neufchstel must be restored TO Prussia
Bills drawnby the Spanish government a town
in Italy, for half million of reals for the payment
of the troops forming the Spanish expedition, have
been returned protested.
Lord Elg1n has been created a baron.
The Markets.
LIVERPOOL CoTToN Markets, September s.
The early part of the week presented dull and in
active market yielding rather in favor of buyers Of
the middle and liver classes Of American, but with
out change in the better grades, which have been
taken very freely for export In other descriptions
more activity prevails. On Thursday and this
morning our holders frmer, showing less dis
position to operate, and closed with our quota
tons the same Friday last--the sales Of the
day being several thousand bales Of all kinds
Spectators have taken $40 American, 900 OF
other lots; aud exporters 500 Of American, 800
Peruvian, 40 Egyptian, and $50 Surat.
The trade have taken only IS, 20 bales this week.
The imports Of the week were 6,093 bales and the
sales for each 80 $50 bales, viz:
go bales Sea Island 81 ~; 30 stained do ~ Z;
| 5000 Upland 4, So 1920 New Orleans 5? a Z;
6,l2O Alabama a 81; ,470 Pernambuco 81 81;