Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1849-09-26
p011Ia,M NEWS.
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nNE WEEK LATER FROM EUROPE.
ARRIVAL OF THE
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Rrsxarian Ners.-- Comorn and Peter
rardien mol Capilulated.-.Gor par
doned by Austrian Execution Of Re-
so,cned Magyars---Families OF Mag
sar Generals taken Prisoners to Pres
burg The German Question in Prms-
sia and AUSTRIA Ners from France
and Rome. &c.
St. Johns, September 90. 1849.
The Royal Mail steamship Cambria
arrived at Halifax last evening. and bring
ing news from all parts Of the "Old
World" seven days later than received
by the Europa. BY the arrival Of our
express we are in possession of files OF
London and Liverpool papers Of the latest
dates.
The cholera was increasing in En-
GLAND. There we're 500 deaths by
Cholera in London in one week. The
disease was also raging throughout the
Continent. At Berlin there were forty
deaths day.
The markets were dull without much
change. The harvest. which had been
mostly housed, was pronounced an abun-
dant yield.
Trade in the manufacturing districts
continued active, and employment awaits
all who desire it.
News from Hungary.
Comorn and Petcrwardien still hold
out against the combined forces Of Aus
tria and Russia. The former is com.
manded by klapka. and the latter by HI
ci. The Russian General Berg had a
long interview with the latter, on the 23rd
ult.. which resulted in Hungarian Ma
ior being sent to iIaynau to arrange
terms for capitula,on. The impreena-
bic position Of Comorn induces General
klapka TO demand good conditions.
A letter from Vienna states that scve-
raj renowned Magyar chief, had been cx
ecuted by the Austrians. The mo,her
and children Of kossu'l. and the wives Of
several Magyar Generals had been taken
10 Presburgh as prisoners.
great part of tine Russian army had
received orders to march toward Ga.licia
Buba and l'est'i are TO be garrisoned
by three thousand Austdans.
The Hungarian corps Of Pcrczel enter
ell Orsova but the Turkish Authorities
would not receive them until they had lain
down their arms.
Letters state that the emperor of Aus
,ria has pardoned Gorgry, and that he
has departed for Syria.
. l'Tgssi;a.
On the German question there i, to be
directory. consisting of Members Of the
Confederation. provided by the Cabinets
Of Vienna and Munich, and is 10 hold its
sittings at Frankfort. The Direct pry. will
be a permanent Executive commission
for the common interest Of the whole of
Germany. The Presidency of Ia. Direc-
tory will be vested alternately in Prussia
and Austria.
a Frankfort spondcnt Of Lon
don paper writes that there wa, but little
doubt that a Congress of Princes would
be held there III the course OF the next
week. for the purpose OF finally settin.
the German question.
E'r:a1.cc.
The French Government continue. TO
refuse passports 10 German refugees who.
on their way To America, are forced -
traverse In { country.
The news generally from france is IN
interesting and not worth Telegraphing
No aliusion is ma l., 10 tn. correspon-
dence between thai country and the Uni
ted States, rclativ: to the difficulty with
the French Minister.
Rome.
The Trumvirate of Cardinals has in
situted a commission for the purpose 0!
prosecuting the authors OF certain outra-
yes committed during the revolutionary
period against religion. Rostoland has
assumed command Of the French army OF
occupation.
The Markets.
The Cotton Market closed firr, IN Fri;
day at - to 81 for upland; ~ TO sd for
New Orleans: and 5 TO 81 for Alabama
This morning the market was steady
with brisk demand
The Corn trade has been dull. with but
little alteration in the market for any ar
ticlc. Wheat and Flour are taken spar
iEgly OF previous quotations. There was
favorable feeling exhibited towards In
dian Corn. Best Round Yellow sold al,
eos; Flat do. 25s CD up to 28s per $50 lbs.
for White