The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1849-09-13
FOREIGN.
[By telegraph TO the Baltimore SUM-
ARRIVAL OF THE sTEAMER EUROPA.

[By telegraph 10 the Baltimore SUM-
ARRIVAL. OF THE srEAmER EUROPA.
0.s sssas iaisr from Es~eps
The Hungeriaa ovrtAro.a Swrsndr Of The Msgyars
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Pops.-CAoiera ia England. The markets, &c.
Sr JOHN, Sept ll-6 p. m.
The stsamer Europa arrived at Halifax on Monday
evening, at o'clock. The news was IeeeNgu nene I
you rho Hansarian War.
The latest intelligence from Hungary is embraced in
adyices from Vienna 10 the 26h ut and is unsatsac
tory and full of contradictions The Wener Zeltung Of
the oath ut publishes what il calls explanation oil
Georgeys surrender, which amounts to nothing
The London News in specializing on the causes and
result OF the downfall OF Hungary, says that the belief
general throughout the continent that Georgey surren
dered 10 Paskewisch in pledge from the Russian COM
mander that the Gar would recognise the independence
The Attest intelligence encourages the belief that Klap
ka still held possession of Comorn One account affrms
that on the 18th ult, action fought between Raab
and Comorn, in which the Magyars obtained some adj
Jellachch arrived at Temesvar, on the 10th ut He is
said 10 have met with opposition, and found the road
over which he travelled covered with arms and warlke
stores, which had been Abandoned BY the defeated Mag
General Haynau, in his last bulletin reports that the
present moment all Basnal and Pennsylvania was clear
On the 18Th Barcars corps of 1000 foot and 900 horse
with 1000 muskets and two cannon, surrendered TO the
Russians, laying down their arms at Boroiere. BEN
and Guyon, being surrounded by Gen. Luders army left
their troops and made their escape. The Hungarians,
numbering 1000 men, with SO cannen being left without
leaders, laid down their arms.
Since the equalization Of Arad, $4,000 men had been
tax en- prisoners and 176 cannon captured,
Prince Paskiewtsch has delivered Geogey the chief OF
the rebellion the former deputies OF the Diet, and all the
prisoners and materials OF war to the Austrian comman
der.
A despatch from Gen Walmade received at Temesvar
On the 18th u announces that the Hungarian leader Of
Romaschen, who was pursuing them, stpulating the
freedom of the officers upon parole they giving oath to
present themselves when summoned. General Haynau,
however rejected these conditions and summoned them
to surrender at discretion. In the meanwhile the pur
suit continued without relaxation.
1t is said that the Emperors decision concerning Geor
geys surrender is that portion OF his army be enlisted
in the imperial ranks. and portion dismissed to their
homes, and that the officers Be put upon trial
Omutz, or some Bohemian fortress.
Accounts from Pesh TO the 2lst u state that il was
mored that Kossuth had been captured the frontier
of Waachia Other accounts affirm that he had been
passing through Lassa, whilst accounts from Tur-
key assure US that BEN and Kossuh had arrived at Adr
eom GSsey 10 Spk he Surrender
OF Comorn assigning but the hopeessness OF
success, and wish 10 give peace to his country.
letter from Kossuth written before he was informed
OF Gsogeys surrender, containing frank admission OF
the hopelessness of the of the Magyars is said
have been found by the Austrans.
II appears that the scheme Of confederation proposed by
Prussia Saxony, and Hanover has been ratified by
other States Seven others have announced their inen
ton 70 raiy and s seven others had not declared
which the Burgerchait divided had ratified the prof
fered constitution without The Pussian troops
that had been quartered in Hamburg have been recalled
Denmark.
serious skirmish has taken place between the Danes
and the Schleswgers, which was stopped BY the Prus
sian soldiers.
The blockade Of the ports Of Eastern Hols,en were to
During the recess Of the French Assembly cessation
OF political strife has taken place. The sleculations
of change in the ministry, which is asserted is
without foundation. except in the wishes of those aiming
alta dissolution OF the present administration;
The red republicans holding council at Geneva
and il Is said that Ledru Roln has passed through Ger
many on his way 10 join them.
The Russian minister Paris has officially assured the
French government that the Emperor never thought OF
territorial aggandizement and that he will recall his
troops soon the Hungsrans have laid down their
arms
letter from Warsaw Of the 18th ut contains an elab.
crate description Of the reception Of General Lamonciere
BY the Gar. He was brought to Warsaw in the En-.
Il is stated in the Paris National that the report of the
intended marriage Of the President Of the Republic and
the daughter OF the King of Sweden is well founded
NJ de Perngay, personal friend of Louis, is about to
repair to Stockholm TO settle the necessary preminares
The Milan Gazette OF the 24th announces the capitu
ation OF Venice on the 2ld, terms based upon the
proclamation issued by Radesky on the 18th The siege
while IL lasted, very formidable.
letter from Florence stated that the Tuscan govern
ment had prohibited any funeral service in memory OF
Charles Albert.
General oudino having been recalled from Rome,
Monsignieur yave has assumed the reins of govern.
mebt Cen Ou not left Rome the 22d with 10 900
troops Transferring the chief command 10 Gen Pastoan
II is reported at Venice that Radesky will pass through
shortly on hrs way TO Gaea The garrison 10 TO be d.
minshed but whether from political or sanitary motives
remains mystery.
There Is doubt that hostile feeling exists between
the French diplomasts and the Pope
Pope Plus positively refuses 10 recognise as his sol.
diers any who have borne arms against him.. On the
other hand the French government have recognised ali
who are willing TO continue in the army.
Out OF the ten delegates from the provinces there is
only ecclesastc Everything s an unsettled state
with but little prospect OF an improvement
EssIsnd.
The mortality OF the week exhibits continued in
in London The deaths from cholera were 1875
and from all diseases, 2i57. which is an increase Of
22s the bill OF mortality OF the preceding week and
an increase Of ~ in the deaths by cholera
In liverpool the deaths for the week were esq., OF
which 4oS were OF cholera, being decrease OF l6l in
the total mortality, and LOG from the deaths by cholera
In many cases injections introduced into the system
of the patient by the veins of the in the last stage of
the collapse The patient Immediately rallied and was
completely restored In day or two
The Markets.
LrvrRrooI, Sept There has been another arrival
from India and the commercial sdvices Of the same IA
vorable character those previously received.
The news BY the Cambria, from America, has had a