The southern press. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1850-1852, 1851-10-18

Latest fSreigu inteiHeeneo from LONDON.
AUSTRIA AND According to a let
ter from Vienna in the German journals OF
Frankfort, the Austrian government, to mark its
dissatisfaction at the release Of Kossuth, had
determined to demand from the Ottoman Porte,
satisfaction for the persecu ion OF the Christian
population ut Bosnia, and has resolved to en-
force the demand by assembling a body TROOPS
on the frontiers of Turkish Crotia and Herze-
govine.
SATURDAY NOMENCLATURE INTELLIGENCE.
FRANoE.-P Paris, Friday.-Bourse Five's, 92f.
l0c. Three's, 96f Sc.
ANTWERP, 3d.-Exchange on London, rs a
27t
BRUssELs, 3d.--Exchange on London, 70
27t.
AMSTERDAM, 2d-Exchange on London,
1876.
MANCHESTER TRADE REPoRT, Saturday, 4th
Oct, ! o'clock 40 minutes, P. M.--The market
to day is exceedingly quiet. Thore is literally
nothing doing, and this want of business will,
in all probability, extend over next week, in con-
sequence OF the approaching visit OF the Queen.
The Times mentions that letters from Glasgow
yesterday state the suspension of Messrs. Slater
q Co., with liabilities fer 100000.
KossUTH-The excitement at southampton
respecting Kossuth's arrival continues undated
He may be expected about the 9Th or 18th inst.
1t is arranged that upon the occasion Of his
being presented with an address by the City OF
London. he will proceed to Guild Hall in an
open carriage with Lord Dudley Stewart.
ARCTIC EXPEDITION Pullen
landed at Deal, on Thursday, fir M the Hudson's
Bay Company's ship Prince Of Wales, after car,
rying on perilous search for Sir John Franklin,
in I849 and 1850.
Ossian E. Dodge has created some excitement
in England, by Offering ten thousand dollars for
the Chrystal Palace one day and night soon after
the close Of the Exhibition.
GERMANY.-Prince Metternich arrived at vi
emma on the 23d inst, and has taken up his
quarters at the domIcile of the Rennweg. He
came by the steamer from Linz. Various mem
bers Of his family Prince Paul Esterhazy, Count
Kheyenhuller. Count MUNICH Belnghs usen, and
other distinguished individuals, met him at the
landing place The Prince was received with
respect by the crowd assembled. Austrian
Lloyds, in announcing the return of the veteran
statesman to the capital Of Austria, declares at
the same time that Prince Metternich will not
take any share in public affairs.
The Emperor of Austria made his solemn
entry into Milan on the 2lst His Majesty was
on horseb lck, and passed the garrison in review.
He afterwards attended high mass in the cathe.
dral. The attitude Of the people was calm and
respectful. Milan was brilliantly illuminated in
the evening. The same evening the Emperor
proceeded to Mona, a small town, about twelve
miles from Milan, with country Palace and fine
parks and grounds, where Radetzky has fixed
his headquarters.
The Augsburg Gazette bri, gs advices relative
to Kossuth, which are evidently incorrect The
last positive news is, that the Mississippi, with
55 exiles on board, had touched at Smyrna, and
on the 10th at SYRIA, one of the Cyclades. On
The arrival of Kossuth in the Dardanelles, the
captain of the Mississippi went on board the
Turkish vessel, and placed his ship at the dis
posal of the eXiles, at the same time presenting
$4,000 to their leader, in the name Of the
Amer;c n government After having solemnly
promised the urkish Commissaries to 60 direct
to America, Kossuth wanted To take Hunga-
rian flag with him into the American vessel, but
this was objected to by the Turks When all
the refugees were safely on board, Kossuth made
a speech, In which Lord Palmerston and the
Americans were not forgotten, and soon after
the Mississippi started on her voyage.
have the best authority for stating that Ba.
ron Hruck has not been invited to accept pc.
litical mission, as was reported from Trieste.
Several covered batteries are TO be erected en-
bdrbeiis" on the ramparts. The Paradies- Garten,
a favorite resort Of the yiennese, and the garden
which was the delight Of the late Archduke
Charles, have already been taken possession Of
by The military authorities.