Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1849-08-22

90 hours on the road by fogs. and while
the news was coming over the wires from
Saint Johns. the steamer arrived at Bos.
ton. Our dates from Liverpool are TO the
4th Of August.
COMMERCIAL SUMMARY
LIVERPOOL. August 4h.
Trade continues quiet bat steady. Cot
ton has been in moderate demand. The
prospect OF the harvest is Of the most
favorable character IN the Metal market
a fair business has been going forward
Money is still abundant. and can be OBJ
tanned on terms last noted.
The demand for Cotton this week was
more limited than for some time past.
The sales amount to $4,000 bales. Of
which 400 were taken by spectators
and 100 for export. For American des-
criptions the following are the quotations:
Upland ~ TO SD; New Orleans 4 to I'd;
Alabama and Mobile 4SO54a.
The weather continues fine, and is
forcing on the Grain crops TO maturity.
The harvest has commenced in the South
ern districts OF England. and the appear
ances of all the Grain crops promises a
very abundant yield.
Under the prospect Of a good harvest,
pressed. particularly indian Corn. White
and yellow are quoted at 24fo25s per
quarter The sales Of Flour are limited.
and prices are in favor Of buyers. Ameri-
can sound and good descriptions are
scarce Sales 10 limited extent at 23toJ
25s per brl. Inferior and uninspec,cd is
offering in quantities at 2O(o)2is per bril-
Funds this week have been less buovant.
On Thursday Consols opened at decline
Of J per cent. and only partially recover
cd, leaving off at 928r092a. and closed
yesterd ay at :2a0925.
ENGLAND.
The Queen having quilted Osborne
House for ireland, the 1st instant.
Parliamen was prorogued by commission.
The speech delivered at the close contains
nothing very novel.
The inhabitants Of Cork, Dublin, and
Belfast, are making most active prepare
tions 10 give loyal and enthusiastic reccp-
ton; and in the excitement political feel
ings are almost forgotten.
HUNGARIAN WAR
The Hungarians continue successful.
They have defeated and out mannuvered
the enemy. and placed the Austrians in
peril, and cut Off the Russians from their
base Of operations. The three great Hun
garian Generals are in communication with
each other, and prepared to act together.
If necessary. Their positions are render
ed secure by the nature Of the country.
while there is nothing TO prevent their
emerging from their Businesses, when &C.
casion presents itself The whole popula-
ton serve them heart in hand, bringing
them food, horses, and intelligence of the
enemy's movements.
The London News of August 3rd, has
Vienna dates of July 2Gfh. The news is
that Gorgey having beaten the Russians
ut Japeo. entered Raschany and crossed
the Pheiss. Already there was rumor
OF intentions 10 negotiate peace.
Lenmar is reported to have surrender
ed to the Magyars.
The Ban Jallachich is continuing his
retreat towards the South Of Smyrna.
Benz announced his victory to kossuth
in these three words: "Bem Ban Boun."
In later dispatch he says: "Our army
requires to conquer only two Generals
more-Sulus and Augustus
Letters from Cracow of esd of June
state that number OF the Russian troops
who were on the point Of leaving the
above city for Hungary received counter
orders. Seventy railway wagons recent
w arrived ut Cracow filled with wounded
Russians.
postscript in the Liverpool Courier of
the 4th contains accounts from Hungary
through Paris. Vienna and Cologne, an
nouncing another battle, and another vic
tory for the Hungarians, at Gylaw. I,
appears that the troops of Dembinski
and Paskewitch came to an engagement,
which ended in the defeat of the Russians
Paskewitch was cut Off from his line
Dembinski, Bua and Gorgey are in COM
munication. IIayneau is described as
being in a most perlous situation. The
Magyar Generals muster the whole line
from Epey to Apomba, facilitating theil
communication with Belgrade, and the
Turkish provinces.
The Cabinet at Vienna are obviously in
a state Of alarm, and peremptory orders
have been issued prohibiting the purchase
of foreign stocks. The object being. il is
supposed. to prevent money from being
sent out Of the country.
On the 14th OF July desperate battle
was fought at Wai,zen. between the Rus
sian Commander. Paskewitch. and the
Hungarans. under Gorgey. [this is the
battle previously alluded to in which the
former were defeated. The army of Cor
gey broke through the lines and marched
north, effecting junction with the main
army. A letter from the seat Of war. says
the attack Of the Hungarans upon Paske
wiich's division was tremendous. The
Russians were borne down and compelled
10 leave before a terrible army of the
Magyars, who fought with unexamplet
courage and daring.
Another letter describes the Russians
retreat as discrderly flight before Dem
binski. and states that the Russians were
only saved from humiliation by the arrva
Of Ramberg.
1t was admitted in Vienna on the Goth
that the victory at Waitzen wa. complete
There has been change in the Austrian