Daily Richmond times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1849-1850, 1849-09-10
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HUNGARY
THE SUBMISSION OF GEoRGEy.


THE SUBMISSION OF GFoRGEy
LONDON, Saturday. August 25
We are in possession OF our usual Paris advces. They
dated yesterday evening La Presse of Paris states
that is generally believed in Paris that the surrender of
the Hungarans be attributed to the result of neoota
ton rather than through any corrupt motive OF eorqev or
ofdespar on the part ofhis army
is said that the arrangement Tor the surrender was
made by Prince Schwartzenbug during his last visit at
Warsaw, and that honorable terms were obtained
La Presse gives Great Britain the credit of eeclng the
negotiation who acted from desire terminate the contest
IN which Hungary engaged and to prevent Russia from
making any further ncursions the Hungarian territory
ITALY.
A REPUBLICAN GENERAL MADE A DUKE
Letters had reached Paris which state that the Pope had
conferred on Gen Oud the title of Duke of Pnerazio
and granted him pension of 600 crowns for his valuable
services in the cause OF the Holy See.
DISTURBANCES IN MILAN
We have later accounts from Milan which state that
that city was in disturbed state.
The celebration Of the Emperors h-day had passed
OIL in unsatisfactory manner Riots had taken
place, and several were killed and wounded
FRANCE.
ALL QUIET IN PARIS.
The committee Of twenty-five appointed BY the Lepis
aue to set during the recess met Thursday and after
an important discussion, Gen Changarnier gave very
satisfactory account Of the of feeling in Paris and
expressed his confidence that peace and tranquility would
be maintained.
IRELAND
BY EXPRESS FROM DUBLIN.
LIVERPOOL, Aug. 25-2 P. M
Inc papers are still busy specializing as the result of
the Queens VISIT and although Victoria has been received
with shouts OF apparent loyalty still there are yery Sc
ros muruls against her Minister'S Lord Clarendon in
cuded. -
The returns from all parts of the country the
harvest, are most encouraging and satisfactory Reaping
operation, and the potato crop fourishng
IN the most satisfactory manner
The cholera still prevails and many deaths are daiv
reported.
GERMANY
LATEST FROM HAMBURG
HAMBURG, Aug %, 4 A. M.
Inns town continues quiet occupied is by Prussian
troops.
From pacard issued by the Senate it appears Prussia
declares that she does not intend to NEEDLE with own
aas out only to guard against renewable any trouble
by e mob to the returning Pussan troops AT the same
time she has ntmated that she longer look quietly
on the Vaccinations OF the North German Revolutionary
I1drfy, OF which she is pleased to designate Hamburg
the central point.
This notice leaves hope for speedy liberation of the
unWelcome visit OF her troops, and the most energetic
representations against by the Senate proved Of no
avail.
The above placard general sensation as in fact
we never knew OF any North German Revolutionary par
" or OF Its headquarters being in this Our own
formers we certainly have but against these the opposition
OF whole frusslan Army would be rather much Our
most stubborn Conservatives feel very uncomfortable I'M
der Pflssian domination.
From the North there is nothing particular, ex-
cept that the Schleswig Hosen and Danish prisoners
were to have been exchanged two days since
LIVERPOOL CORN MARKET August IS
There little OF nothing passing in the trade this morn
ing Holders, however, act cautiously and unwilling
to accept lower terms
The weather continues favorable for harvest operations
- COTTON MARKET-HAvRE, Aug 49,
ne market here for Cotton is active; the sales to-day
are $500 bales and 5000 yesterday. Prices are to ST.
higher on middng to fair New Orleans further rise is
and the market closes firmly.