The examiner. [volume] (Louisville, Ky.) 1847-1849, 1849-04-28
Au..rla-The War n Hungary.

vi the Hungarian war very little authentic iniOf-
natoa n' known, except that RACES 6eicely. BEN
had gilned home advantage over body OF Rus
SLAMS, out soon found himself overwhelmed with
lheir numbers, and the Emperor will gladly seize
upon any pretext 10 interfere farther. We shall
mol be al all surprised TO hear that the Emperor OF
hnssia, upon The solicitation OF the Austrians,
brings down large force TO crush the Hungarians.
Al prtssenT there seems no probable termination
ofthis deadly struggle, carried on by both parties
Ia tie most barbaTous manner.
Il Denmsrk--war Again.
Adsices from HamblTgh of the Sd inst state
there - no chance now Of the differences between
Scherwig, flolslein and Denmark being amicably
settled, and, ne doubt, hostties will commence
Today or to-na!fow. Troops, principally Prus-
SLAMS, are passing continually 10 the seat of war;
| The port Of kiel is bluckaded. There does not
| appear to be the least hope that Denmark will
yield the Duchess, and as Russia will unqueston-
ably SUPPORT her preiensons, IL is To be hoped that
the Germans will be wise enough to Yield the
point Ia dispute rather than run the hazard of a
| disastrous contest
DISTURBANCES AT GESoA.-The accounts from
Genoa state that disturbances had broken out In
that ely, and that a strong party desired Repub-
lie, which il was expected would be proclaimed
on the night Of the LIST inst. Gen. Marnora HAD or
rived before the city.
When the steamer sailed Genoa was in state
of great confusion. The city being in fact In tie
hands g. the people. 1855 .i
Denmark.
CoPRNHAeES, April Alt is stated that the hope
OF Denmark being assisted by Russia ia becoming
very slender. The King Of Sweden has sent sew
eral divisions, butno Russian troops have yet made
their appearance.
Austria.
C0McRN NOT TAKEN.--Aceounts from Hungary
state thlt Comorn has not yet surrendered, though
the Hungarian forces had had an engagement with
me Russian iorees, in which the latter had been
successful
The Madrid Journal, Of March 18th, says that NJ
gotlatlols for the renewal old plomstc intercourse
with Englsnd have been broken off, in consequence
y Lord raimefston insisting upon, and the Spanish
Government declining 20 make a personal amend.
% Sir Henry Balwer, and aIelnieton ofihe charges
falsely brought against HIM
band OF esiies from Orin landed at MONTH";. A |
seaport own ~ Grenada, ebntainng IL 600 lnhah-
nAn's, on the 2lsL They Imprisoned the auIhon- |
public accounts, and the archives Of The munc. |
paluy; Set all the prisoners Tree who were confnel
ioT non-payment of taxes, remained a. AIOril ali |
nlGh, and set Oh the next morning in different di.
reetions
Rnssii.
The C,mmaHlder-sn-C Chief OF tile army in the CaU
cssus has made an expedition which lasted from
isunary 31t February %, TO eleara passage in
ne forests on TIE slope Of The Tscheina. This ex.
pediiion was quite successful, and The Russians
had the advantage of the n0untalneeTs in all he
engagements which took place.
All the other parts of the Caucasus we're perfect.
y quiet a. the end of February.
Trade at Manchester
The Manchester Goods and Warn market openeJ This
morning with quetness. Indeed until the com petion of
he EASei holidays little business win be transacted
arms sell 1.-THE advance OF 81 perth for India Qualities
ma No az ID The Greek houses are not active In their
purchases, and the Italian trade Continues very duh
Trnae at Glasgow. L.
telegraphie dispatch received this morning from
glasgow, informs us thai business there is dun but al the
sIne une that prices OF goods and Yarn hrm The
fg iron market continued steady. The same dispatch
lso iniOI rs us that the marlst Dundee goods was
uler and prioeS were rather l9wer.t At Dundee Yarn
nd Llneni are reported 70 sell reey and for some De
efiplons lgler prices were beng pa3 LARGE imports
tram Continue TO arrive al Lsith, which find steady
ale but at declining prices. a
London Money Market. Iii
April I'll A. NJ. q
Inc London Money market hls opOned this morning .
'n ArstheT depressed feeling The Continental advces
eeefed III the course OF the morning being deemed less
asiaetory Prices have therefore been quoted al de-
Inc OF 20 per cent rates OF the 9TH Railway 4
hares are also dull and wer prices are being accented