Holly Springs gazette., 1849-10-12
(From our Extra of yesterday morning.)
TELEGRAPHIC DISPATCHES.
FOR THE ST. LOUIS REVEILLE.
FOREIGN NEWS.
Arrival Of the Steamship Canada.
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GEORGIA AND BALTIMORE ELECTIONS.
New YORK, Oct 4, 5P.M.
The Canada arrived at Halifax yester-
day morning at nine and onc>fourth o.
clock, making the passage in less than
ten days.
Comorn, although besieged, still holds
out, and can defy the beseigers one entire
year, The influence OF Russia and Aus
tria has been exertcd to compel the Porte
to surrender the hungarian chiefs who
had taken refuge in Turkey, but letters
from Constantinople state that this has
been positively refused.
TURKEY.
Honor to Abdel Mcschitl Honor to
the Turkish ministry! they have nobly
done thcirdlty and have refused to become
panders to the vindictve bloodthirstipess
of Joseph.
AUSTRIA AND HUNGARY.
Comorn was well provisioned, and gar.
risoned by thirty thousand men in state
of complete discipline. The officers
held a meeting and resolved, by large
majority, not to surrender. According
to the Vienna journals, eighty thousand
men are to bcsiege Comorn. The bonn
bardment was to commence on the 18Th,
when the Austrians occupied great a
part of the island Schutt, without resis-
tance; but part of the nungarians were
strongly entrenched before the fortress,
and expected to give the Austrians battle.
1t was rumored in Vienna, that Bem had
fallen into the hands of the Russians. A
number of l4ungasian officers had been
put to death at Arad and Tenisvar; some
by hanging. Russian ambassadors from
Nicholas had arrived at Constantnople,
demanding the surrender OF the Hunga
rlan officers, Kossuth, Dembinski, Dese>
| vel, ,Messmarasses,and their companions.
A Russian General had also arrived his
mission being to bully the Sultan into
compliance with their demand. The
Turkish cabinet resolved not to surrender
the refugees to either the Russian or Aus
trian Government. This decision beS
ing communicated to the Sultan, he dc,
clarcd, in the most expressive and deter
mined manner, that the refugees should
not be be given up, let consequences be
what they might. We trust,says lead
ing London paper, that Lord Palmerston
will do his duty as nobly as the Sultan
has done his that Russia and Austria
will be given to understand. that war
with Turkey for such cause
means a war with England We are
rejoiced to find that Kossuth and his
compatriots are furnished from the Eng
lish ambassador, and trust tlrnt every AZ
sistance will be given to support the in
depe ndeuce Of the Sultan against the
attacks of Russia and the vass ais Of Aus
tria
; The latest intelligence to the London
Sun announces that Peterwardcn surren-
dered to the, Imperial forces on tho 5ll
ul'imo. Part OF the Magyars decided to
hold out still, but majority overruled
them. COMMERCIAL.
The commercial news upon the whole
exhibits no improvement. The produce
market is fairly supplied but the demanc
for most articles is inactive. The Cottor
, trade is languid at fair prices. Cash a
I bundant at24. Great business is exhb,
, tied in Breadstufs, and higher prices have
: been paid. In cured provisions there i,
+ a moderate business, with steady prices
+ Advices from the manufacturing district.
are unsatisfactory.
COTTON.
The Committees quotations for fail
n Cotton remain unnltered. For the pres
ent there appears to be stop to an I'D
vance in prices, nor is likely that fur
ther rise will take place unless encourag
ing accounts from India should be receiv
|td.
SUMMARY.
The Pope has quilted Gaeta and pro
ceeded to Naples, where his reception
was Of the most striking and popular
;, character. lie will not go to Rome fol
!, the present. The cholera is committing
serious ravages at Trieste. News il
daily expected from Morocco, where the
Spanish and French Generals seemed
likely 10 produce something more thar
, a mere demonstration. The Moors wer,
-. expected to make an attack oa Massilla
having already cut off the supplies.
J, The newly appointed ministry were u.sembl
{ ing at Madrid, but no notice seems to be taken U
events relative to Cuba.
! ELECTION INTELLIG ENCE.
MACON, GEORGIA.
= Fifteen counties show large gaius for Town;
4 the democratic candidate for Governor.
BALTIMORE, Oct, 4, 8 p. M.
The entire democratic ticket elected in Dalti
more city, average majority 5000. 1t is suppose
al 4, 10 in Of ,,