The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1849-08-24
Foreign News By the !libernia.

radecon:innes quiet bat steady. Cotton
mas a moderate demand, The prospect O
the hatvestis Of the most favorable char
atteI To the business going forward.
Money Sill! abundant and can be oJtainet
on terms last stated.
The weather continues fine, and is for
eng the grain crops to maturity. The har
vest has commenced in the Suthern district.
OF nsland, aud the appearances indicate tha
all gram crops viii be abundant.
nder the prospect Of a good harvest
bread siuIis of all description are depressed
especially Indian corn white aud yellow
are quoted at 2la2jS per or.
Sales of flour hunted; prices in favor Of
the buyer American round hoop and good
scarce, sales to lm,ted extent At 2la2j,
per uOI. Inferior GnInspcued is Offering al
20.
Funds this week have been less buoyau,.
On Thursday couSulS offered at a decline &
per cent, and only partly recovered leaving
of at - a933.
/ The Qneer having quilted the Osborne
House for Ireland on the LIST inst, parha-
mcut was proroaued by commission
AuSiriu and NpHgdry.-T IIungaIians
continue successful. They had defeated
! AuStraiuS in peril and cut oil the Russians
from their base operations. The three great
Generals are now in communication with
each other ready % act together if neces-
Saiy, their respective positions being render
/ ed secure by the nature ofthe country, whie
there Is nothing t. prevent their emerging
! IRON their ia>tncSs when an occasion may
/ present itself The whole population serve
them heart aud hand, bring food for their
/ horses and intelligence ofthe enemy's move.
menls.
/ The London News, Of Aug. 8, has dates
from Vienna to July 2Slh General Geor.
gey having beaten the Russians at Tapes,
entered Naschau, crossed the Thesis, and
I reached Vienna. Already there were IN.
mcrs Of intentions to negotiate for peace
/ Lenswar is ported to have surrendered to
tho Magyars. The Ban Jellavich was con.
/ timing his retreat toward the South. Gene
raj BEN announced his victory 10 Kossuth
; in these words Benz, Ban, BOun. In a la.
tel despatch lie says: sour army requires
now 10 conquer only two generals more,
Julius and Augustus"
/ Letters from Cracow, Of 23d June, state
that number Of Russian troops who were
on the point OF leaving the above city for
/ Hungary, received counter-orters. Seven
/ ~ railway wagons recently arrived at era
! COW. filed with wounded from Hungary.
I The Liverpool Confer contains accounts
/ from Hungary, through Paris, Vienna and
! Cologne. They announce another battle al
| Eylau, in which the Hungarians were vic
| toruus it appears that the troops Of Dem.
! beski and Paskieviich came TO an engage
/ ment which resulted in the defeat Of the
Russians. Pa,kievitch was cut off from his
/ line. Dembeski, BEN and Georgey were in
communication. IIaynau is described as
being in most perilous situation. The
! Magyar generals are masters Of the whole
line from Essay 10 Assombra, thus facilita.
ting their communications with Belgrade and
the Turkish provinces. The cabinet of
Vienna was obviously in a state If alarm.
\ peremptory order has been issued prohib-
iting the purchase Ufiorecin stocks, the OBJ
ject being, as was supposed, to prevent mon.
ey from being sent out Of the country.
( On the 18th July, desperate battle was
fought at Wsctzen between the Russian
General, Paskisvitch, aud the Hungarans,
commanded by Georcey, i'll which the for
mer were defeated; the army Of Georgey
having broken through the enemy, lines
marched north and effected junction with
the main army, A letter from the seat Of war
says: "The attack of the Hungarians upon
oaskievitch was tremendous: the Russians
were borne down and compelled to leave
before the terrible onslaught Of the Magyars,
who fought with uneXampled courage aud
daring.
Another letter describes the Russians re.
treat as disordely flight before Dembe.ki's
hussars, and states that tho Russians were
only saved from humiliation by the timely
arrival ofGensral Rambcrg. II was admit.
ted in Vienna on the Goth, that the victory Il,
Wactzen had been complete.
There has been change Of the Austrian
Ministry.
Although the French have restored the
Government ofthe Pope at Rome, they have
not been able TO persuade his holiness 10
return TO the Vatican. Ondinot has been
himself at Gaela in hopes Of persuading the
Pope, but with what effect it has no, been
ascertained.
! Undergraduates from Cons,an,inople
state that an army Of 80, 900 men had been
ordered to assemble on the Hungarian from.
tier, Gunswar and Lemlins, TO protect the
Turkish territory, aud to disarm all who
may he driven across the frontier.
hISSiu'-h IonSn paper STATES tn9t Kc-
publican conspiracy had been discovered in
RusSa--that numerous arrests had been
made and that the whole affair had been di.
vulgcd by the Secretary, Coun, Orlotr-
Two hundred persons had been arrested
Officers with Letters de Cachet had been
sent to Moscow and other cities to arrest the
members Of the conspiracy, which was in.
tended to overthrow the rigning dynasty aud
establish Republic.
CnoLlDA AT AuRoRA,--Thc ,courge ha,
broke out in Aurora, with much apparent
violence. The Beacon Of last Friday give,
the first two days ravases, during which
period there had Q cases occurred all o
which we believe proved fatal. We have
not received this weeks Beacon but b,
private letters received here, we learn tina
up to last Wednesday i, had ragged with in
creasing fury; as many as 10 died in on,
day. We are sorry TO learn that among
those who died was Mrs. Eastman, wife o
DR.. Eastman Of that place.
Ills not true that DR.. Eastman 10 dsad n!
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