The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-10-04

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decided still to hold out; but the majority decided to
offer no further resistance Our previous accounts
stated that KRIS bad poisoned himself
Comorn had not surrendered, and large supplies
(wsrlks stores) had been forwarded to the Austrian
troops, In order to undertake bssegug operations Tue
garrison OF Comorn said to amount from 900 to
$4,000 men, and to be we'll supplied with provisions but
n state of complete indsciplins The officers
said to have held meeting and to have resolved by
large majority not to surrender The terms offered to
ths Magyar said to have beeu amnesty for the
whole garrison passports for all those who might wish
to leave the country the recognition of Kossuths note
to the full value to pay the soldiers for days.
the officers for month.
1t was rumered at Vienna, that Benz had fallen into
the bapds of the Russians. in walachia.
According to the Vienna journals Of the 18th 80 oeo
are to besege Comorn under the orders Of Gene.
rails Haynau and Nugent bombsrdment vas to COM
mence that day when the Austrians had occur pied
great part OF the Island Of Schutt without
but part Of the insurgents were In a strongly en-
camp before the fortress and 1t expected
that battle would take place there.
The Hungarian officers had been put to death at Arad
and Temeswaro by spgipg-snd the estates Of two
were eonGscated.
The Outbreak Mt CcphaIonia.
The instruction in the Island Of Cephalonia has
gained ground since the last accounts. The troops
sent to quell it have not proved sufficient The Lord
High Commissioner proceeded there in person. and had
narrow escape with his life. soldier shot dead
by his side Martial Law is in full vigor Seven of the
insurgents have been sentenced to death and executed
portion of the English squadron stationed at Malta
Is under way for Cephaona aud 1t is hoped that tran
GUILTY. will soon be established
The Cholera Ia Europe.
most favorable change has taken place In the
tally from cholera throughout England and the
Der CT cases has declined about half from the COM
of the epidemic IL S37 persons have been
swept away in London.
The cholera appears to have permanently diminish
ed in Paris
The cholera ia committing serious rsvages at Trieste
The Crops In EsroPe.
The weather in England, during the week ending
the ed ult has been variable In many parts Of the
country eo,d deal Of rain has fallen but generally
to such interfere with harvest oper-
atoms The last three days hav. been drier and
very considerably colder whilst in the northern part Of
Scotland the weather has been everything that could DO
dtired Upon the whole the Interesting abors the
vest have proceeded satisfactorily and being
brought near to close 1t vii! be that the late
downward tendency Of the market has been
checked, and a slight advance 10 pr,s has taken
place above the range Of last week
Tie upsvoabe reports of the progress Of the potato
uheasc the chief cause oil this reaction
dian corn being little desrer up to date No very
large supplies Of home wheat have found their way to
market; but, in . week two, the farmers will have
leisure and It will then no whether the late
Improvement will be maintained Everything will de-
pend upop the extent OF the injury which may eventu
ally happen 10 tho stock OF potatoes In Ireland. which
at present has not been conecturcd with any degree OF
certainty
The potato disease Is, beyond all doubt extending
into several districts In Ireland and the low prices Of
potatoes In the country is attributable In Dc
gree to the alarm OF the farmers Who anxious to
dispose Of their crops. In the Dublin market, the
supplies Of diseased potatoes increasing aud the
starch manufacturers are purchasing largely A far
from Swords, Dublin, sold several leads in
diseased state al AKA PER stone but the disease 10
very partial and kinds OF potatoes not at ali
affected 1t 10 only In . very slight degree in sous
parts Of the county OF Clare; for instance at Ms~n
and Mulberry the blight has not appeared, and the
produce 10 abundant Even still fair supply Of
sound potatoes may be depended upon.
The vines In the south Of France have suffered very
seriously.
The hop picking In England hes proved dissstrou'
and great effort Is being made BY the growers to
procure relief from the government
Commercial lateliigeuce
LrEnrooL, Saturday, Sept ~, 1870.
The produce markets fairly supplied, but the de-
mapd for most articles was inactive.
The cotton trade is lspguii; bat although sales
limited prices have not given way.
In cured provisions, moderate amount Of business
Ia reported, Ut steady prices
Advices from the manufacturing districts
refractory At Manchester there L. not much business
doing in either goods yarns but the manufactures
are willing TO sell at lover prices
The woollep cloth trade at saddleworth Is In
dsrey healthy STATE. but in the cotton mills At Hold
lam trade Is dull.
The metal trade IL 10 . healthy state, and . fair
business 10 done at fair prices.
There IL DO change In the money market Cash q,
sbundspt, and prime bills casnot b. quoted above az
per cent. The market for public securities has been
steady fair business has been transacted In con-
sol,. aud prices are we'll supported
Tn. Bank Of England has declared . dividend at tn,
rate Of per cent per snnum, for the last half
year
Livrsroou Corroy M.nHsr, Sept "a Since the 18th
the demand for cotton has been dull This sales for the
week ending the 2ist ut amoont only TO Is 400 bales
or this qusntity 1870 tsssn by spectators and
24t0 by exporters leaving the remainder sa2D 90 be
purchs ed by the trade After the arrival Of the Ca
nsds, On Mosdsy evening there brisksr demsnd,
sni an advancing tendency On Wednesday, the
msrket was sgain ssbdued and holders willing to
nah. sales ct l.st weeks qsostions consequently the
cmmit;ees quotations for fair cotton remain cred
The estimated stock Of cotton at this port put
down ut b76s5O bales against b32 so period last
yesr. Imports this week, amount to 1851 bales Of
which IL $50 Fast Indian and only ASA American
FIR the pesen there seems to be stop to advance Ia
the piic. of cotton aud there a not much srkuess In
the demand for either goods yarns 10 IL not likely
that furth' rise vii take plscs until
ssing accounts from India received. The demand
Tor soods suitable for heme consump tiop increases
LivtnrooL Cosr Msrssr, Sept "a The improved
tone In the corn trade has continued There IL ncs
coed consumptve demand for most articles Of trade
With an occasional speculation In aour and indian
cern. Prices have been we'll supported. ana in few
instances, siybt advance has seen realized At the
Liverpool msrhet there good attendance Of boy
| ,rs. and the market displayed much armness. The
present rates Of nosr are ~ fellows Western canal
los pa Philadelphia 29s 2ss Cd Baltimore 2Js