The Sumter banner. [volume] (Sumterville, S.C.) 1846-1855, 1849-09-05

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The accounts from the IJitiisd sSlntes
Respecting the growing Cotton ses sfops being u
jSSregafiled ms unfiyorable, and iipg So
Esure indications offs being d horI olie. a
Iinspirited holders. who asked and obtSlued &
l8higher rates.
fhe Cotton market for The past week
| been very active.
Tie Committee official quotations are
az follows: @
| Fair Upland 5 I'd
Fair Mobile 55.sd. 5
Fair Orleans add. S@5sa
Aliilie accounts fromtls mannfactu.
lring districts are favorable.
# Wheat of all descriptions had declined
Id TO Cd. per bushcl. American is quo.
ted at Gs. Cd. 10 IS. per blslel.
Indian Corn has advanced 2s. 10 as. per
quarter. yellow is selling at 27s.to 2es., B
and White ut 2ss. To s29s.
Flour sells slowy. The better quail
ties brought former rates. but inferior
grades sold at Sd lower. Best American
is quoted at 23s. sd. 10 25s.; inieriordulfSS 6
at lSs- TO 20s. IS. 800
Provisions are sleady, and prices were
i5wel sustained. 5Ssfs
POLITICAL INTELLIGENT
FRANCE The Assembly, after d ses-
sion Of eighteen months, has adjourned
until the first of October next. #
The Frenchtroops left by Oulinoi at
Rome, were seriously dissatisfied with
thcirposition, nnd eugefly desrous of re-
turning home. sFs
A lcIterrcceived at Paris, from Yiennu,
asserts that the Government had resolved
on negotiation with The. Hungarians, on
what terms we are not yet informed.
AUSTRIA AND HUNGARY.
The entrance of the Hungarians In
to Raab Comorn, is definitely confirm
cd, the only uncertainty or contratiic-
ton being as to the amount of BOOTY
taken by the HuNgarians, in or near
the former place.
Great alarm was excited in Vienna
and Prcsburg, by information that the
Hungarian army was advancing, and
the advanced guard had reached Weis-
sclbcrg. All the troops that could be
be sent We're Immediately despatched
by railway to Presburg. Many of the
soldiers were new recruits, and left with
great and manifest reluctance.
An engagement took placce at. Mys-
kolnz, on the 23rd, oath and 25th, be.
tween the Hungarians and Russians.
It is reported that Georgey, after
the fighting ceased, lcfthis position, and
the Russians followed him. Their ar
my has sustained great loss.
The Danish blockading squadron has
left the Elbc. & 4
The United States frigate st. IsAx.
renee has left Bremen to cruise in tie hi
Baltic.
LATE FRoM sourn AMEnIca.-4hc Capain
OF the brig iRaa. arrived a, Philadelphia tsasast 81
SUN from Msracaib,,, reports ihni port closed
against ail communications from the interior.
hut adds that ieewnrd vessels were permitted TO
enter MoSAnGAs, at The heud Gf 2UuU trcops
hud marched against rAEz
Capnin REGaG of q Brazilian hfg, arrived al
New York, reports that the .ieaiIirr SrITriRs
bound TO Caiiinrnia, was burn, near II aranlhan,
OH ihs lst August. q s8sst
During the last few years, the Secretaryo Of
the Bible Society, in Hungary, has been
commissioned to circulate abont 3DO, 900 cop
les OF the Bible.
CosT OF TIE CREvAssE.--Ffom report
made to The council OF the Second Municipali-
ty. oi New Orleans, it appears that the whole
expense OF The recent crepasse was S92,Is2
w
CALIsoRNIA GoLp--The amount of Cali.
tornla gold received at the Mint, at Philadel-
phia, the past week, exceeds Sl,700,00O.
Rev. Albert Williams, formerly Of Naya,k
n. opened a public school for The instrnc.