The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-08-18


MIA reached Boston harboT this morning having
sailed from Liverpool on the 4th inst, and thus
bringing one weeks later intelligence from all parts
of Europe.
The advices from Hungary are very aattering 10
the Hungarians.t At every point the allied armies
Of Austria and Russia have been foiled and dis
comfted. In every action that has been fought the
Magyar. have proved triumphant The armies Of
Austria at the last accounts were in great peril,
and the Russians were completely cut off from
communicating with them. The three grand d.
visions of the Hungarian army have succeeded in
effscting perfect system of intercommuncations,
and have entirely baied the efforts Of the allies to
beat them in detail. The people of Hungary are
reused to the highest pitch of enthusiasm, and are
constantly employed in giving assistance to the
armies, watching the movements of the enemy,
and bringing intelligence to the Hungarian head
quarters.
! As if to strike the Austrans with diamay, stimuli
taneously with the receipt at Vienna Of Lord
! Palmerstons very decisive reference to Hungarian
affairs in Parliament, the Austrian Ministry were
informed of Georgey's victory over the. Russians.
Ii is said that Austria is reduced to such extremi-
ties that she is about proposing to Hungary negotia
tons for peace.
At the last accounts Jelaciich was still retreat
! ing Bern announced his victory over the Ban Of
| Croatia in three words Sc Benz, BAN, Bawn, -
Iprobaby meaning " BEN has beat the Ban. u
Not less than seventy railway wagons had arrived
at Craoow, filled with wounded Russians.
Liverpool papers of the 4th state that accounts
! had been received at Vienna, announcing that
Dembinski had gained great victory over Pashie-
witch at EsIau. The triumph of the Hungariaus
over the Russians Waitsen, on the 18th July, is
fully confirmed. The Hungarians fought will
unparalleled bravery, and their charges Of cavalry
were most splendid. The second charge decided
the action, and threw the Russians into disorder
The Austrian ministry has been Frustrated by thi,
series Of disasters, and has been compelled to give
way to a new cabinet
Turkey,
The Sublime Porte has ordered $4,000 men Il
march to the frontier, for the purpose of preventing
the Russian troops from entering Pennsylvania.
! Russia.
/ 1t is rumored that conspiracy has been dis
covered in Russia, having for its object the estab
lishment of Republic, Large numbers of arrest
are said to have been made
France.
The prospect of an abundant harvest Throughout
France is very fattering. The President, Loui
Napoleon, is still accused of aiming at Impera
power French funds have advanced.
Italy.
It is reported that Garibaldi intends sailing 70
America. The Ex.King of Sardinia, Charles AL
bert, died at Lisbon on the 2Sth July.
Liverpool Cotton Market.
At Liverpool on the 4th inst, trade was reporte
to be quiet, but generally steady. The operation
in Cotton had been on a smaller scale, and the de
mand more limited during the past week, than ha
been the case for some time previous. The sale
of the week are stated at ~, 200 bales, of whiel
spectators took $500, and exporters $780, Ameri
can descriptions range as follows; Upland, AID t
std; Orleans, 4d. to 3D.; Mobile, 45d. to sd Tn
market closes somewhat in favor Of buyers.
Grain Markets.
The weather throughout England continues fine
, and the harvest promises most abundant result
All kinds of Grain and Breadstuffa are in cons,
e quence, seriously depressed, and especially India
+ Corn, which has suffered marked decline II
It quotations for white and yellow being from 24s
L 25s. Cd. per quarter. Sound brands of America
n Flour are quoted at 24s. to 25s. per Dbl, while il
It ferior and unexpected brands are selling at Dos
e 2ls. per Dbl. .Consols 92s.
e The Hayre Cotton market is dull at a sligl
d decline
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