The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1849-09-22
FOREIGN.
ARRIVAL on THE sFEAmER OAmBRIA.


ARRIVAL on THE srEAmER oAnBRIA.
sspsa dogs later nom Europe.
Rauagss of the cholera in England, Ireland. France.
Se-Sad aews from Hungary, The Hungarian lead
Condition Of the markets. &C.
ST JOHN, Sept. 2O-o p. m.
The steamer Cambria, Captain Letch, arrived at Hall
lax last evenings at o'clock, bringing dates from Liver
pool TO the 6th instant, and London to the 7th.
The Cholera in Europe.
The cholera is greatly the increase throughout Eng
land The deaths in London for the week ending on
the sh was 7,796. of which 1868 were OF cholera The
deaths in Liverpool still greater. in proportion to the
number Of Inhabitants for the week II is also the
increase IN Dublin Seven distinguished persons have
died with il in Paris and other parts Of France Vienna
and Berlin are suffering more than Paris In Berlin the
The markets are dull and without change.
The weather for harvesting continues fine throughout
Great Britain
Trade is active in all departments and employment in
the manufacturing districts abundant
The royal family still soourning in Scotland but
were to return to London on the 18th.
Austria and Hungary.
Comorn and Peterwarden still hold out against the i'm
peral forces the former commanded by Kapka and the
latter by Rie The Russian General Berg had long in.
tervlew with Rel, on the 23d ultimo, which resulted in
the Hungarian general going to Haynau e arrange terms
for capitulation The impregnabe position of Comorn
induces Kapka to demand good conditions. !.
letter received from Vienna OF the 3lst utmo states
that several Magyar chiefs had been executed among
them an xmnser of Austria, who had proved recreant
to his country, and that general had been hung and
another shot kossuths mother and his children, and
the wives and children of several Magyar chiefs, had
rived as prisoners at Presburg.
towards Galicia, but General Rumegers corps is to
main at Nichola Grosswarden, Budah, and Pesth,
to have each garrison of 5000 men.
The Hungarian corps OF Perczel entered Orsoya, but
the Turkish authorities refused to receive them until they
had laid down their arms.
Georgeys surrender was known at Comorn on the
18th, and summons was sent to the garrison by the i'm
peralists either to follow the example Of Georgey offer
terms OF capituation.
Kapka, and those members OF the late Hungarian Diet
who had declared that the house OF Hapsbug had for
eited all claim to the throne Of Hungary were conveyed
TO Pesth.
letter from Vienna states that the Emperor of Aus.
ra had pardoned Geogey, who had departed for Syria,
where he intended to reside.
The imperalist forces entered Vienna on the 9th.
Prussia and Austria.
The German question seems about to be settled There
bers Of which to be provided by the Vienna and Mu-
mich cabinets and will labor for the common interests OF
the whole OF Germany The presidency of the directe-
ry will be chosen alternately by Austria and Prussia
The Austrian government is endeavorng to persuade
the Achduke John to resign his position as Vicar Of the
EMPIRE nSs ..,o,a.,, !, ,,d,, ,
on the 3ls that there is little doubt that Congress will
be held there the ensuing week for the purpose OF finally
arranging the German question,
unanimously decided to reject the proposition Join the
confederation proposed by Prussia Saxony and Hanover
France.
| The Paris Monteur publishes decree, renstatine
seventy lieutenant generals and fourteen major gen.
erals who placed the retired list by the prov
sional government of the February revolution.
The French government continues to refuse passports
to the German refugees who were passing through France
en- route for America.
General 0udnot is expected to arrive at Paris the
goth.
The appointment OF Lucien Murat as ambassador to
Madrid is considered act OF Cancellation to the
parties In the cabinet.
Tave, the Popes Minister OF the Interior has arrived
and installed himself head OF the police, and entirely
der control of the French authorities His first decree
concerning the paper money and guarantees the notes
the state for their declared value and imposes fine
Imprisonment on all who refuse to take them.
military commission has been established for
ganizng the Roman troops All promotions since No
vember are annulled until commission shall have re-
ported on the conduct Of each man. The trumvrat,
OF cardinals has instituted commission for the pur
pose Of presenting The authors Of the outrages com
Rosolan, the OF Oudinot, has assumed the
command Of the French army Of occupation.
Tie Deum has been sung in all the churches OF Rus
sa, in honor OF the triumphs in Hungary
| The Emperor OF Russia was at Warsaw on the Goth.
The Ausrans have evacuated Medina, the last plac,
they occupied in the Pedmontese territory.
| Commercial summary.
LIVERPOOL, Sept SIN the early part OF the week tn,
market for cotton inactive, yielding slightly In iavo
buyers in the mddling and lower case. Of American
but without change the better grades In other descrp
tons ACTIVITY prevails The sales of the week
TO 80 $50 bales OF which spectators took $50 American
and exporters 6070 bales. To-day the sales amounted
1000 bales Of all kinds. Upands range at Al 81 New
Orleans, ~ for mddng and lower classes; Alabama,
50 The imports OF the week 6,093 bales The de
nand was brisk on the day the steamer sailed and tn
market closed firm.
BREApsrUPFs.-The trade at the exchange has bee
dull, with but ltle alteration la prices Wheat and
taken sparingly There has been favorable fee
ing towards Indian The best round yellow Is wort
26s and fat 25s Cd and white 2Ss per quarter Of IS
pounds
PRovsIoNs.-Bacon is in better request prime por
sells freely ut IS $751; 45s for fair quality Beef
in better demand, without any change in prices.
American prime butter IS 36s. lard very dull ut
slight decline.
hrmness admits of further remark Consols 92h 9li
g3-Religious Notice.-The Rev. g. Bonhomme agent
missionary Of the American Society for promoting Chstian