Burlington hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1845-185?, 1849-06-14
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DosToN, June IL, lS49.
Mr. Palfrey, free soil candidate for Congress in the
4th district in Massachusetts,, defeated yestcr-
day. Mr. Thompson, wing, was his opponent. Vote
was very close. No choice effected.
New YORK, June II.
For - hours ending to-day, So new cases of chol-
era had been reported and 10 deaths.
PHILADELPHIA, June IL.
Up to noon to-day cases of cholera and death
have been reported.
CINCINNATI, June r.
Since yesterday noon deaths by cholera have
been reported Markets unchanged, weather cloudy.
WASHINGTON, June IL.
1t is stated on good authority that General JEsUP
will be assigned to the command Of the southwest
division of the Army, made vacant by the death of
Gen. Gaines. Another report, not authentic, Jas
signs the command to Gen Twiggs.
Abbott Lawrence Of Massachusetts has been APP
pointed Minister to England.
Prussia has offered to conclude a postal treaty
with the United States.
ST LOUIS, June lie
Health of City, 8 Cemeter les reported on Monday
4s deaths, Of which 40 were from cholera. Regis
ter Of city reported for week ending Monday last,
total interments 25l OF which 17e died of cholera.
COMMERCIAL.
ST LOUIS, June -.
No material change. Hemp, but little on landing,
prime dew rotted 1925, snow rotted $lsl, per ton.
Lead, upper mines, 1920.
Flour market extremely ull,$s,s7a and $500 are
the highest offers for common country brands
Choice Quincy city, 81. We quote $3,s7A to 81 as
the range.
Wheat CSC. to COO. as per quality, prime and
choice Upper Mississippi and Illinois soc. to s5c.
per bushel. No strictly choice Missouri in market.
Corn, mixed &c.,, prime size. to &c., sacks re-
turned, pure white in new gunnies on board 423c.,
yellow 42A to 4sc., sacks included.
Oats, 81 to 33c: without and So to 36ac: with SKIS.
Lard, good, Ct to 5Ac: common 44 to sc: per ID.
Bacon, clear sides in demand, 4ic extra sc: Shout
ders 81 to sac: common hams Il to 4ic: choice to
54c: per h..
Hides, dry flint, nc: per ID.
Coffee, prime Rio, from store So to So.
Freight to New Orleans, Flour Is; Pork 80;
u IL
AUSTRIA AND HuNGARY.-The brave
Hungarians fighting in defence Of their
nationality, with comparatively undisci-
plined troops, have succeeded in several
battles in totally routing the veteran troops
of Austria. They have also given the Rus
sian troops which interfered in the quar-
rel, wholesome lessen, by which the en-
peror may profit. Having, by skillful
maneuvres on the part of the officers,
joined with the invincible patriotism ofthe
soldiers, defeated their former masters at
all points, the Hungarians have formally
declared their independence, and installed
Kossu,h as the temporary head of the ma
ton. The following are the terms of paci-
fication demanded by them:
81. The recognition Of the Kingdom Of
Hungary in its ancient limits, including
Croatia, Sclavonia, and the military boun-
daries. 2. Union with Transylvania, as
decided upon by the Hungarian diet at its
sitting last year. 3. General amnesty for
the whole Of Austria, the immediate re-
lease OF The OCTOBER prisoners, ana inticm-
mites TO the families Of those who were
murdered. 4. Tranmission of all the
Hungarian regiments serving in Italy
and elsewhere thr oughout the Empire to
Hungary. 5. Recognition Of the Hunga-
rian Constitution of lS4S. 6. Hungary
shall remain under government of Pro-
visional Executive Administration, elected
from among the Diet, until the hereditary
succession shall have beer elected, shall
be crowned at Buda- Pesth, and swear to
the Constitution. Z. GalIicia shall stand
in the same relation to the Austrian fede-
raj state as that in which Hungary now
stands, and will stand, under the name Of
the Polish Kingdom of Gallicia; it will,
therefore, be linked to Austria, only by
personal union, having its own army and
its own finances. 8. The participation
of Hungary in the Austrian National debt
shall be decided by the Hungarian Diet
by majority"
According to the latest advices, the
Hungarians have yet TO encounter many
difficulties before they can obtain recog-
milton Of their independence. Russia will
not consent to the nationality of Hungary,
as her own Polish provinces would there
by be compromised. The emperor has
accordingly, if we may credit the latest re-
ports, determined to interfere activelyin the
quarrel, and has ordered a large army to
the assistance Of his Austrian allies
When. these troops are brought into the
field, the Hungarian cause will require
the most determined courage and fortitude
on the part Of its adherents, TO ensure its
triumph against such odds.-[Boston
Journal.
The New License Law.
+ This law receives the unqualified COM
mendation of almost the entire public
press through the country. 1t is consid-