Washington telegraph., 1849-10-31
Telegrapted to the Lo~isville Couris,
ARRIVAL OF THE CALEDONI.

Ielegraphed to the Lo~isville Courts
ARRIVAL OF THE CALEDONIA
BOSTON, Oct. l2.
The steamer Caledonia arrived w.,
Baring's Circular, dated September %
The colonial markets were heavy dur;n~
the week, and lower prices were accen,'
ed for coffee, sugar and corn-Trads
rules dull. Cotton is supported only bv
speculators, but manufacturers and sn;n
ners find no inducement to anticipate n
the present depressed state of business
Money is no more in demand.
The overland mail arrived on the 26tb
urtimo, bringing dates from Calcutta to
August 8, Hong Kong, July &c, Manila
July IA. Business was dull in China
Heavy inundations had taken taken
place at Shanghae, doug serious injury
to the cotton and rice crops.
Amst, 90 and Huaasary.-Nothing ha,
transpired in relation to the resolution of
the Sultan not to yield the Hungarian re.
fuges to the demand of Austria and Rus.
sia, except that r ussian officer of high
rank had arrived at Constantinople TO de-.
mand their extradition. There is no
doubt but that the requisite facilities can
be furnished to the Hungarians to go out
of Turkey, and go where they please,
The latest intelligence from Vienna ex.
tends to the % ult. Comorn had no,
surrendered, and nothing important from
that fortress is to hand. It is reported
that they made rally on the 18th ult.
Imperial troops. Nothing definite had
yet arrived from Hungary, nor does there
appear to be any insurmountable dificul,
ty in the way of final restoration of
peace upon a basis Of complete union
with Austria.
Russia.-The Emperor of Russia had
returned TO ST. Petersburgh, and his
troops were gradually Withdrawing to the
Russian frontier.
The mortality from cholera during the
past week had further decreased.
France-France enjoys tranquility.
with no prospect of another political ag.
i,ation at presentation. MIR. Rives, who
succeeded MIR. Rush as Minister to the
French Republic, had arrived at Paris.
FURTHER FOREIGN NEWS BY
THE CALEDONIA.
BosToN, Oct. l3.
Huugary-The greatest confusion
prevails at Comorn. The officers and
men are in a state of espondency, labor
ing under conviction that resistance a.
gainst the combined armies of Austria
and Russia is useless. Georgy has help,
ed to increase, this feeling. The London
News condemns Georgy for this conduct.
and states that Kossuth, Dembinski and
Bem, are at Widden in state of positive
destitution.
ConSta,,tieople, Sept. l3th.--The En-,
peror of Russia employs no argument IN
court for HIS demand for the delivery OF
the Polish and Hungarian refugees now
at Widden, but says in his letter that he
will consider the escape of one OF them
as ''cauSus deiL," and if the Sultan
gives not simple reply of yes or no 10
his demand, he threatens TO return TO
Warsaw. A great majority of the coun'
Gil are alarmed at the threatning tone OF
the Czar's note, and consequently no Off
cial announcement of the Sultans decls-
ion has been made, There is reason to
believe that the Turkish Government,
urged on by the English and French Ell.
voys, will reject the demand, and it Is
supposed that the Emperor OF Russia
will put his threats into execution, should
the answer be in the negative. There
are 10000 Turkish troops around Con-
stantinople, but the English feet could
not reach Golden Horn sooner than nj
teen or seventeen days, while that OF the
Russia could enter the Bosophorus IN
twenty -four hours, The greatest anxle'
ty prevails among all classes, There are
British subjects among the refugees coa'
fined at Widden.
Private letters confirm the report OF the
Sultan's decision not to deliver up the
Hungarian refugees. Letters from Hieu'
ma state, on good authority, that Comorn
would surrender. Reports prevail lha'
BEN died of his wounds i'll Wallachla'-
The Austrian Government still detaiA
Kossuth's wife and children III custody
HERoIsM IN BoY.-A few days ago
an incident occurred at Biloxi, III winch
a boy named Joseph Garabeau, between
ten and eleven years OF age, evinced ex.
traordinary intrepidity and presence OF
mind. Two little fellows about ten years