The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-06-29

Progress Of the Hungarian Republic.
Kossuth has arrived in Pesh and has been re-
ceived President the capital OF the Hungarian
republic II would seem that hostilties are still
carried on in the South between the Hungarians
and the shattered remains of the Austrian army,
supported by the Russians; but the reports which
reach us are so vague and contradictory, it is not
deemed advisable to transmit them by telegraph.
The Russian General he's issued,a proclamation
to the Hungarlans, the pith of which is, that if
they do not lay down their arms and submit to
their fate with good grace, they will be made to
feel the consequences of their presumption. Every
effort is being made 10 rouse the people, and the
Magyar government have ordered clergymen to
preach against the Russians.
In Baden the revolutionary struggle is now in
full play The Prince Of Prussia has left Berlin, NJ
take command of the army Of the Rhine, and IN
Baden and Wutemberg and Bavaria, the democrats
are preparing for conflict.
Fearful Ravnges OF the Cholera.
The cholera has again appeared in England, and
several cases have occurred in Manchester and
other parts of the country
At Paris the disease is making most frightful
havoc, even more than 1887. Upwards of
1000 deaths have already occurred, and in one
day there were about 800 cases and 600 deaths
reported.
Marshal Bugeaud, and many other persons OF
cmincnce, have fallen before this scourge, which
has also rken out anew in Silica, Vienna, and
Presburg, and is raging most fearfully at Alexan-
dra and Cairo, in Egypt.
The British ParIiament-The Canadian
Losses Bill, sc.
In the debate in Parliament upon the Canadian
losses bill Mr. Gladstone interposed most furious
opposition the measure, and his remarks are
SKID to have made marked impression In the
House He contended that the passage of the blu
involved imperial as well as local considerations,
and that its provisions were at variance with the
horor end dignity OF the crown. He denied thar
the sense of The Canadian people had been pro-
nounced in favor of the measure; that even if il
had, he did not admit that this should be an ulti
mate criterion. 1t involved the highest imperial
considerations, and should be subject to the deci
sion of the imperial Parliament alone. He did not
ask the government to disallow the act, but for an
assurance that under the act rebels should not be
compensated, but that parties should produce rea-
sonable pima fac,s evidence, before receiving
any public money, that they had not takeu part in
the rebellion.
Lord John Russell complained of the tendency of
Mr. Gladsone's speech to aggravate the discussions
in Canada, embitter the feelings of hostile par
ties, and that he has stated the case of one
party, that in opposition, supplying them with
arguments, and mending their case After paying
warm tribute to the talents of Lord EgiR and the
spirit of his administration, he averred that it
would be the duty of government to leave this act
in operation, trusting that its opponents, whom he
believed loyal men, would when the present
ctement was over, endeavor to arrest its evil con-
sequences; that direct action would be most
likely to satisfy Canada. He had declared at once
the policy which the government meant to pursue.
Lord John was followed by several other speak
ers, and, after a warm discussion, division
taken upon the question that the debate should be
adjourned to the 18th inst, which was carried.
Lord John Russell has given notice in Parlia-
men that the financial statement of the Chancellor
of the Exchequer would be deferred till another
week.
The bill for the abrogation of the navigation
laws passed the House of Lords, without material
amendment, ON the 18th, and has received the roy
al sanction. The bill will 60 into effect In Janu-
airy.
The Jews disabilities bill passed the House Of
Commons by majority. of g. Its success in the
House of Lords is considered very doubtful
Irish Affairs.
Different and apparently reliable statements are
made from parts of Ireland, to the effect that the
potato rot has made its appearance in some In
stances, but generally the vines look vigorous.
The weather is represented as continuing very IA
vorable, and the crops in nearly all parts of Eng
land and Ireland are said to look unusually pro-
missing.
Smith O'Brien, through his counsel, denies the
legality of the Communication Of his sentence of
death to transportation, and the government have
to provide for the unlocked for difficulty by special
act of Parliament.
Com mercial and Financial Intelligence.
LIVERPOOL, June lo-Owing to the stirring events
on the Continent, to which the week has given
BIRTH business was somewhat restricted, though not
to the extent which would have been spprehended.
The markets for corn and brsadstufs maintain more
than average frmnsss although tho transactions will
not in extent bear comparison with those Of tho pre-
ceding week; quotations have been we'll supported.
The accounts from Manchester last night report no
change Of any moment. Transactions have slightly
diminished in consequence Of higher rates being de-
manded by producers, which buyers reluctant to
give. viewing the recent rise In cotton as untenabe
Upon the whole the market wears healthy aspect.
LIVERPOOL ConN MARKEr June 10-The market was
steady during the week, but with only moderate
amount Of business passing. Flour slightly advanced
yesterday best Western Canal bringing 22s 23s per
bbl Ohio 24s 24s Cd; Baltimore 23s 24s; Philadel
pha 23s 23s Cd Canadian 22s Cd a 23s; United States
and Canadian sour 22s Cd 23s Cd Wheat-An ad-
in day Of ID per bushe United Sstes ranges
rom Gs I'd is Id Canadian es Id 7s Indian Corn is
down Is Cd per quarter, and ranges Ut 3as $685. Corn
Meal dull at 15s Cd q los per Dbl.
LIVERPOOL Corror MARKHr, June 16.-Tho cotton
market quiet but steady Sales for the week, 10000
bales. American descriptions sold consist Of 600 Up
land, at 3Nd. sd. peril 6 900 Alabama and Mobile,
3hc a 4tsd; 1880 Orleans 31sd q Cd; and $50 Sea
Island. sA III fair Upland quoted at 4kd.;
fair Mobile 4Ad fair Orleans, 41Id Imports for tho
week 10 $50 bales Stock in port 657 900 bales, Of
which 4ss 600 are American. Taken ON spec ulatou,