Burlington hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1845-185?, 1849-10-18
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Foreign Edr News,
Arrival Of the szt<5Hs CALEDONIA

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One Week Inter from England.
New YoRK, Oct. IL, 7P. M.
The Steamer Caledonia has arrived al
Bos,on--nolhiug had been heard of the
Express: the wires are down beyond.
Austria and Hungary.
Nothing has TRANSFERRED in relation to
! the resolution of the Sultan moi to yield the
Hungarian refugees 10 the demands Of
Austria and Russia, except that Russian
officers of high rank had arrived at Con-
stantinople to demand their extradition, no
doubt but that the requisite facilities can
be furnished the Hnngarans to 60 out Of
the Turkish do,ninions and proceed TO
whatever point they please. The latest
Intelligence from Vienna extends 10 the
23d. Comorn had not surrendered and
nothing important is reported from that
fortress; sally was made on the 18th and
some advantage obtained over the Imperi-
alists. Nothing definite has yet arrived
in regard to Hungary; there does not APP
pear TO be any insurmountabIe difficulty
in the way OF final paciiication upon the
basis OF complete union with Austria.
The Emperor of Russia had returned
TO St. Petersburgh, his troops gradually
withdrawing within the Russian frontier
FRANCE.
France enjoys perfect tranquility
there is no prospect Of another political
agitation at present. Mr. Rives, who sue
ceeds MIR Rush as Minister TO the French
Republic, has arrived at Paris.
Commercial.
The Commercial advices are unilnpor-
tant. The Cotton market is very quiet
both consumers and spectators acting
with great caution. Although fair
amount Of transactions had transpired,
prices suffered decline. The prices for
American, during the past week, are
without change, but, at the same time, it
has been difficult TO buy or sell OH salts
factory terms. This continued duIlness
is not attributable 10 any change in the
accounts of the growing crop, which are
still uniavorahle, and tend 10 discourage
the state of the Manchester markets.
The imports Tor the week amount only 10
322 bales. Sales for the week 10000,
bales.
The reports from The manufacturing
districts represent trade as languid, with
out prospect Of improvement, particu-
larly as recent advices from India are I'M
favorable.
From Earrings Circular, London, Friday, 2Sth Sept.
The Colonial market has been heavy du-
ing the week-lower prices have Teen ac-
cepted for coffee, sugar and corn. Trade
rules dull. Cotton is supported by spec
ulaive purchases, Gnt manufacturers and
spInners ind no inducement 10 anticipa,e
their wants in the present depressed state
OF business. Money is in more demand.
The overland mail arrived on the Goth.
bringing dates from Calcutta to August
9Th, Hong Kong, July 26th and Manila,
July l4th. Business was dull in China.
Heavy inundations had taken place in
Shanghai, doing serious injury to The cot
ion and rice crops.
The corn trade ruled dull throuphout
the week, when Is per quarter lower was
submitted 10, TO sell in quantity. Flour is
also rather cheaper, 23s being the top
Corn rKew'sr tenu Notwithstanding Viii ihflf ill.,
eraI supplies Of foreign wheat. The de-
mahd Tor Indian corn has subsidized; it is,
however, held at former prices. The
sales Of cotton amount TO $4,000 bales
Surat 4 d. There is no marked de-
mand for American stocks for investment;
there have been several instances of sales
at lO6 for U. S. skies TO clearer"
Grain, &c.-The grain market is again
dull, and only limited business doing at
former prices. with downward tendency;
however, holders of Indian corn afloa, in
Liverpool have become more firm.
The mortality from cholera has further
decreased.
PHILADELPHIA, Oct. 18th TT. NJ.
Candles majority in the city and coun-
~ OF Philadelphia is 1872. Deal, the
Democratic candidate for Sheriff, 9S3. In
the Senate there is Democratic maiori,v
of one.
The steamers news has unsettled the
New York market-no transactions wor-
thy OF note have TRANSFERRED.
CISc1NNAri, Oct. 18th, 7p.M.
The River has risen % inches
OF water-there was a heavy rain last
night; ii is now fine. Flour is firm.