The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-08-16
HIGHLY IMPORTANT NEWS FROM HUNGARY.
Sr. JoBS TELEGRArHIc OFFICE,

Sr. JoHR TELEoRArHIc OrFcE,
| Wednesday Evening, 10 O'Clock.
Our express from the steamer Iibernia Capt Land
gard, arrived at Granville Point at O O'Clock last
| ing where owing to the detention Of the express
steamer in very fog in the Bay Of Fundy, the
| HIS news was detained about 20 hours.
| Money is still abundant, and can be obtained On
| terms last noted.
Trade has continued quiet but steady, and cotton
| has been in moderate demand.
The demand for cotton has been moro limited this
week than for some time past. The sales amount to
AZ 200 bales Of which $500 taken by spectators
and 800 for export American descriptions taken,
we're Upland at 41ad. to sd; Orleans, 4d I'd; Ala
bama and Mobile, 4Ad 5Id.; and Sea Islands, at
SID lsd. per H. The sales Of yesterday about
5000 bales and the market closed with the turn in IA
vor OF the buyer The stock hand, in Liverpool IL
now estimated at 100000 bales sgsinst 697, 900 this
| time last year.
Adyces from Iavre dated August I'd, state that the
excitement given to the cotton market Wednesday,
by the American advices via Liverpool to a
plete stand the following day sales being only 800
bales Prices were, however, firm, and Id higher
The cottou markets is steady and prices for money
and account closed on Friday, at e2,t.
THE UARvEsTs, ETC.
The weather continues exceedingly fine and Is Fore
ing on grain crops to maturity The harvest has
commenced in the southern districts Of England and
the appearance Of all the grain crops promises very
abundant yield. Prices are unchanged.
The prospect Of the harvest being Of the most
ratle character and the absence yet Of any disease
in the potato CROP has tended to lower the price Of
breadstuhs here.
The metal market Is steady and fair business going
forward.
Parliament has been prorogued by commission.
IWhen the above had been received news came that
the Hibernis had reached Boston. The following
therefore, WAS received by telegraph from that city
po,ros, August 15-Midnight
The Iiberna has arrived She left Halifax yesterday
at o'clock, A NJ.
FINANCIAL AFFAIRS.
The Funds this week, have been less buoyant; and
on Thursday, the Consols opened at decline Of = per
cent and only partially recovered at the close leaving
OF at 921s a s2'i. Yesterday, they closed at 90.
e2ys.
THE CORN TRADE.
Under prospect OF good harvest breadstuds OF all
descriptions further depressed particularly Indian
corn, Of which there is large import Good and prime
qualities Of white and yellow quoted at cas- to 25s
Cd per quarter. Inferior parcels heated and cut Of
condition, are selling as low as 22s to 23s
The tass OF nonr have hssn limited, and prices are
comparatively scarce and sales TO limited extent at
Gas to 2ss per bbl while inferior unnspected is Offer
Ing in quantity at eos. to 2ls.
The markets held in London and Wakefield we're
very tame. Little busint done, and prices had
declining tendency.
The Hungarian War,
THE upNGARIAss CONTINUE sucCHssFUL
The Hungarians continue successful Again they
have defeated and outma uver,d the enemy-plaeed
the Austrians In peril and cut or the Russians from
their base Of operations.
THE nrNosRfAv GENERALS ~ COMMUNICATION.
The three great Generals in commune cation
with each other and ready to act together IL
ssry Their respective positions rendered by
the nature Of the country while there is nothing
prevent their emerging from their Businesses when co.
oasion presents itscIf.
EAaERsEss on THE HUNGARIAN rEortH.
The whole population them with heart ard
hand bringing them food horses and intellg cnce Of
the eneDy's movements
ACCOMPLISHMENT IN VIENNA.
The London Eer, Of August 80 has vienna dates to
July 2s. The Epgsh papers, with the Hungarian de-
bate had arrived and the Vienna public
extensively In studying the transa,ions which appear
ID on the above date, Of Lord rslmcrstons spccch-
This It is said has been clap Of thunder to the min
listers.
NEGOTIATIONS ron PEACE.
The news Of Gorssy having beaten the Russians at
Jas,ec entered Ksschsn and crossed the Thess came
at the ,ame time aud already there we're rumors Of In
t,ntions TO negotiate for peace
"NrNt, vIDr, vICI."
T,nesWar l. reported TO have turrende-,d to the
Hsryars.
The Ban JellscLich was continuing his retreat to-
wards the south q syrmia.
BEN announced his victory Kossuih In these three
words -" Bsn ban bours.n
In o later despatch he says 49," our army require
nov to conquer only two generals more-Julius and
Augustus."
WOUNDED russians ~ cpAcow.
Letters from Craoow, Of the 21i June, state tina,
number Of Russisn troops, who on the point Of
leaving the above city for Hungary had received couu
ter orders Twenty railway wagons had arrived re-
Gently in Cracow, hlled with wounded Russians.
ANOTHER HUNGARIAN VICTORY.
postscript in the Liverpool Cesrier Aug 4th gives
the following intelligence:
The accounts from Hungary, through Paris vienna
and Cologne announce another battle in Hungary ard
another victory for the Hunrarians at Easu II APP
pears the troops cf Dcmbinsti and Psskepitch cam.
TO an engagement which ended In the defeat o. N.
Russians
rAsKuwiTcH AND nAYNAU IN rERn-
rastievitch b. cut on from his line 81 operations
and Den binstl, BEN and Gorgey are In eommuniea-
ton. synsu " described In most psrilous silva
ton.
TnE MAGYAR GENERALS vicronrors.
The Magyar generals are masters Of the whole line
from Ess,g TO Assova facilitating their communities
uons With Belgrade and the Turkish provinces.
1uK vrNsA MINISTRY ALARMED.
The cabinet ~ Vienna obviously ia q state n,
Ing tho purchase Of foreign stock shares Sc the ob-
jet being s supposed to prevent money being sent
out o. the country
THE VICTORY COMPLETE warrZES.
on the 18th II Jsly desperate battle was fought
at wRitssn, between the Russians, commanded By
ra,kiswitch aud the Iiupgssiins under Gorgey, In
which the former we're defeated.
ooReEy uHosr rnRotcH THE rSrNY's LINES.
The army of Oorgey has broken through the lines