The republic. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1849-1853, 1849-09-12
BY TELEGRAPH.
REPoRrED FOR TH4 REPUBLIC
Aur11vAL on THE EUROPA.
sevsn days later from Hurops.


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Sr. join, N. b., Sept lis p. m.
The Europa arrived at Halifax yesterday even
ing; she left Liverpool the LIST instant. She
brings further advices from India.
The cotton market in England still fiuctu-
ating during the preceding week, but closed on
the 3lst ult. with the figures those received
by the Niagara.
The harvest prospects continue fattering, and
breadstufs have further declined-the transactions
in which being only retail.
The market is improving-25s. a 26s for
white; 27s. cd. 2ss for yellow.
Money abundant demand increasing first
class bills can be discounted at % per cent Eng
lish funds have slightly receded. Little done in
foreign stocks. Consols fuctuated during the week
but finally settled at 9Os.
Baltimore and Ohio -four 23s. cd. 24s
The latest advices from Hungary are through
Vienna; they continue very contradictory and UNI
satisfactory.
The London Netcs says it is generally believed
throughout the continent that Gorgey's surrender
was ON pledge from the Gar, that Hungary
should be independent. II is believed that Klapks
still held possession of Comorn. There is report
of battle which took place between Raab and Co
morn, in which the Magyars had the advantage.
Haynau, in his last bulletin, says all Banal and
Transylvania are clear of insurgents. corps Of
1000 foot, 900 horse with 1000 muskets and two
cannon surrendered to the Russians, layin G down
their arms
Benz and Gregyau being surrounded by Luders
left their troops and made their escape The troops
all laid down their arms. At Arad 25,OOO mer
were taken prisoners, and l76 cannon captured
Paskiewitch has delivered Gorgey and the mem
bers of the Diet TO the Austrian commander An
other Hungarian leader has proposed to capitulate
on terms of granting parole to the officers Hay
nau refused these conditions, and was still in pur.
suit.
The emperor's decision in Gorgey's surrender is
that part be dismissed, part incorporated with the
Imperial troops, and the officers be put on trial
Gorgey to be put in some Bohemian fortress. 1t is
rumored that Kossuth captured on the frontiers
of Wallachia; other accounts from Turkey say pos
itively that Benz and Kossuth had arrived at Adri-
anope, and embarked on an English ship.
Letters from Gorgey direct the surrender of Co.
morn, giving no reasons but hopelessness of theil
cause. A letter from Kossuth, written before Cor
gey's surrender, has been published also acknow
Lodging the hopelessness of the Hungarian cause.
New York Sept. ll-2 p. m.
The cotton market is buoyant, and sales have
| been made at previous rates
| Flour still continues to have downward ten
| dency, though prices have not receded since yes
terday.
| Prime red wheat, LOG ITO cents /; Genesee white
! l25 cents. Rye, 60 cents Yellow corn, 81 s.
cents mixed, 60 cents.
| Mess pork has improved, selling readily at $l'
so; prime, SIS 62k IS IS.
Whisky 81 2fl cents
Stocks are steady, with some tendency to ad
| vance.
ST. LOUIS, Sept. 10.
The case of Childs, the bank defauter, has beer
postponed to the 18th October. The State has sum
moned sixty-six witnesses.
There were six cases of highway robbery anC
two murders yesterday and last night in this city
and vicinity
PORTLAND, (Mc.,) Sept 10.
Returns from twelve towns in Cumberland coun
| ty show a gain for Hubbard, Locofoco, for Cover
nor and the returns from six towns in York county
place Hamlin, the Wing candidate, ahead.
| ST. join, N. B., Sept. 10.
The steamer Hibernia, after running six hundre,
miles from Halifax, found it necessary to return
to make further repairs. She will be here to-mor
| row. Her passen ers and mails will be forwsrde
| in the Canada.
The meeting of delegates from the North Amer
lean colonies was dissolved, after devising VIVA
they deemed plan to secure free trade with tn
United States.
CHARLESTON, Sept. 10.
Our city post office was forcibly entered las
! evening through one of its windows, and a larg
number of letters opened, and rified of their con
tents. The amount of money lost has not been as
certained all the most valuable packages havin
been deposited in place of safety.
The brig Emma has arrived from Baltimore.
LOWELL, Sept. lO-a. IN.
serious riot occurred here last night betwee
| the "Far Downs and ''Corkonians." The FIR
| department were called out, and bricks and fire
arms freely used One boy shot during th
melee, and is not expected to live. Several other
were wounded, and the house where the riot orig