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iNO. 5517.
"THE EUROPEAN NEWS.
^ AKRIVAl
or TUB
STEAMSHIP NIAGARA.
The Details of the Intelligence,
&c. Arc. Arc.
The steamship Niagara, C?i>t. Ryrie, arrived at
this port at 12 o'clock yesterday. Our telegraphic
despatch from Si. John g ive a brief summary of
her news; wt: now proofed to give the details.
Our L.onttoii Correspondence,
Losoon, June 20, 1849.
Large Sale* of American S'ocks ? Hint to Gerntant, fc.
I hare been in thi>< modern Babylon some week* and
write this, principally to state what is not very generally
known, that on r XdOO 000 have this weok been
bought of our Americuu stocks, for Kronch, Dutch and
Sltrmau accouut. in thi* market, which has rained our
stock* at least three per cent; aud John Hull is quite
.astonished. What your commercial reports prophicied
year* ago i* now fultilled; hut. with the ii*ual
r.nglish obstinacy, the Timet here, refuse* to ackuotrledge
tbat they were blockhead*
There i* a great stagnation in trade her*, and much
grumbling and ili. ci uteut amongst all ctas*es. excepting
the aristocracy and the office-holders.
You will observe the want of iinpartirlity of the
Fnglish pre** on (irruiHn affairs. Berlin is now the
inost interesting point What the tier mm republican*
now want, i* cash If the four and a balf millions of
their countrynn n in the United State*, were only to
tend 26 cent* each ileruiuoy would be free in three
month*, and a republic
AMKKICMN STOCKS IN LONDON.
IB American State Stock* there ha* been a good
ileal of busiuce* traussfteu this week ; but to-day there
r? I. - t r i j 4li V AV UUKC 1 I1C l'<llunjUg ait' IUV JH'1 U (" I 1* 1
quotation* : ?
I'tittd States, ti per cent . ISOS.ei <11 v 10') a 109,
New York, 5 per cent. 1856. 1858. 1800 9> a 93
IVunrYlviitiia. 6 per eeat 81 a S3
Ohio, ti per cent, ixfta. l*0i). ex l'Hi a ?
A1 area chu setts & per cent. (Si# Bonds) 1308 103 a 104
South < aroliua. 6 per cent lioriug A Co. ... 00 a 01
Uo (lo rainier h. Co.. . 88 a 89
Maryland. 5 per cent. (Sterling liouds) ex . 80 a ?
Alisslssippl, 8 per cent 60 a ?
do 5 percent (Stilling Bond*).... 20 a ?
Alabama. 0 per cent 57 a 58
do do (Strrliug liouds) 02 a 03
Virginia. 6 per rent 83 a ?
Kentucky, ti per ct tit. ex. 100 a ?
(Tennessee, e per crut 97 a OS
Oar Pitnrh Correspondence.
r ah is, J una 2S, 1849.
Jfffairt in France?Mistake of thr Siuiatiite?Orerthroio
of thr Mountain aril fin ape of Ledru Ratlin?The Parit
Elections?Lamarline?The Cholera ? DMnett of
Pari??Industrial Exhibition? The tiewepajiere ? Their
Ciiculotii n, 4'c , 4'c.
Our domestic sifairs here have fallen Into a dead
calm, since the aiorin of the 13th His really astonish1
log, when the extent of the rami.'Uations of that eongpiigcy
la considered, how suddenly it bar been par.v
Ih lyzed. it is as though It were stricken with a thunder
, bolt. No one is able to tell how it cams to pass that
V V AIM. 1 edru Roliin, ( ousidcrante, and all the other
I members of the Secret societies, aad of the clubs, old
and practised conspirators against every regime, could
I bare been so gio sly deceived as to the feeling of the
. laubourgs and of the arusy It is certain new that tbey
f A reckoned upon the army refusing to act, and the fau*
bourgs rising asa man. Nevertheless, these two bodies
| literally Inteichanged parts for the faubourgs refused
to act. and the army rose, as it were, as one mm Never
was a more decided contradiction given to the declarai
tloni of those who so often aud so vehemently declared
the army to be socialist, than was given by the Issue of
the affair of the 13th.
It is not only in I'aris that these contradiction' have
been striking and unequivocal It has been e ('tally so
in all the departments. The strength derlted by the
government Is of conrse prodigious and unexpected
f even by I he gov> roment itself, who fell Into the same
error a> the In-urgent*, agreeing with them in ascribing
to theIr parly more power and influence with the
populace, and also with the army, than it proved to
have po-iessrd
The club of the mountain is dissolved, in fact it ha* lost
It* hi ad* by thr flight of the con.-plraters of the " Con1
nrrvatoire da* Arts rt Metiers" it is re-coastitutcd,
or rat hi r another club Is formed, preparatory to the
coming election*, under the Presidency of M. (Jrovy,
vrhosurcieds M. Ledru Kolllu the latter having shown
| that his leg* are ui re artiTe than his arm*. He es- j
I raptd adroitly MMM the Swi?* frontier, with a falfe
paaaport and i.?, uccordiug to the last account*. at
tinctk. II* has Uft no nuooaeaup in the A??embly
*1 be patty ha* no parliamentary mouthpiece. The atturpi*
nt debute made by MM. Orery & Co., are
'imply rldlcaloui). and are received daily with laughter
by the Assembly.
The I'ari<eUc lions will take place next Sunday, with,
we I informed you would be the r?*e. All the double
taction* which took place among the Parle member*
have ervatod vacancies the rspretu-ntatlve* all preferring
the department* te the eapital. The Coavervnliun
Club, formerly held in the Hue da Poltlera. and
called the Club of the < ounrll of State, hare put forth
their lie ki t. a? yon would call It in New York, containing
the cendtdetc* whom they propoee to the elect >r?.
Among thee*, the only naute* which are much known
are tho,e of tin ruler l ago*. Leon d* Malevtll*. and M.
> I* < hambollo late editor of the Sirclr It may be
truly eald that the reprreentatlou of Tan* la going a !
1*I*W
The abeenea of the name of i.ainartlne fr >m atn >nf
the candidates proposed for r?ri? i* a tn titer of general
eomno ut and th> ingrantml - -,f P rance toward* the
great oiatvr and poet who trampled on the red flag and
rebuked tb* terror, le In erery month He will, howerer. ;
be proponed tar one or perhap* more, of the department*
In hi* own department. I.edru Rollln boat him
ut the la*t election I'hat ewut ha* now been vacated,
and it will be *e#n whetber the elector* will return to
their *? r?ca. and *end up Camarttn*
it la impossible te describe to yon the illsappnlntment
< f the great po< t end hi- friend* at the c n lu -t
of the elector* in reference to him. and w>dl It may,
for no one ran reeolleet the event* of |*I1 without re. i
gardirg the situation of l.amartloe a* one of the greatM*t
political atwmoilci of the day.
The cholera, which created ?< much alarm within tke
la*t fortnight, i* rapidly diminishing and indeed, ha*
already cea**d to attract much attention A* yet,
however, it atill double* the average mortality; bu a*
It he? atigni, ntc>l It In a tenf ld pr <porti ;i we think
little of till*.
Nothing rati be more dull than Pari* I* at thl* mn> 1
Blent Some have quitted it in toaeequenee el tbn
pidmile. Other* In con sequence of the h't weather,
I and other* bare quitted it in aUMqwnmn of th# ho
Ipoimca ami in-Brnrni n rni ran* raiMca nam kapt
atrangar. a?*y Tlia th.atra. art ail with paper,
and tlia managara ara in daapalr.
Tha two rxhlbitloua thai In lha Champa Elyeooa,
of tha produi la #f tha n . fnl art?. and tha: In tlf Tmlariaa,
of lha prodneta of Ilia tin.- arta-arc h .lh da.
eartatl, ai oom pared wilh what they could hare baan
limit r any otbar clrciimetancea
It had baan hattar If the former ha I ba.?n poatponod
toarjtyaar It will thla year certainly be an nfimt \
wiWi
Thtfoalr mra?tira brought forward In tha Aaaenibly, 1
| of tha altghtoat Importance., la tha naw law to retrain
tha preaa. and tha hotly of ragolatlona to realraln tha
disorderly mi'inhere of tha Aeremhly Itaalf I on will
pee tbaaa in tha journala. and will ohierre that thay ar ,
both tolarahly atrlngant Indeed y n will hart, pin irad
fram my lattara that lattarly thi'riiilfot a of ttia party
'? of the mountain. In the AMeinbly. war aorxceeatecaa to
rtop anllraly all dlacti-elnn It l? impoiaible to ron??T
an adequate idea of tha tr*iaend>ae uproar ahleh tli iy
{ ml tltnoa create Tha worat acenea In Cnngreaa ara
child a play to It Member' now eummltttog tha?a
breach*. of onlar will ba taxail In thtor pocketa in tha
IIrat Inaltira, and If thay paraarara put nmlar arraat.
1 A portion of thalr daily pay will b? witlibald lir
carta in offence* of thla deerrlptinn and mora reran:
measure* will be adopted fir others No d 11>t thia
will calm down tha lory of tha manntairi
Tha rlntenre of tha democratic journal- |a tha othar ohjaat
apainat which tha party of ordar. at thay call thampelea*
preeenttbeee lawe, and you will a?e what stringent
rnanaiites ara thraatanad against oifanraa of tha prw? hy
tha naw law There prwj>ai?of law hara not ho rarer,
baan yat di'cuaaatl, but thay ara pretty Crrtaln of pn<?Ing,
In lha prarant tampi r ut tha Assembly Tha only
opposition papers which ara now laft are fa foia fa
Afec/r. and /-a Vefiewwf. and aaram throat* hara b.--n
made *i-i?i list III that 'fi h"T -p. ii"t h"haret!ia?ne! tea,
tha powir of suppression with whioh th> Pra?i|ent
4a inserted. hy lha alaia of aiaga. will ha ct?riM*ed
agam't thom and thair wNlewa eloaad no Thl< l? the
raaaon why you may nb-erre such a t ma of raodaiatirn
ibaul tin aa joui itala
w 8lnca I |a?t rapottoj to yon tha relatira rlrculailoni
nd Inftuaoca of the I'arla journala. lh-y bata under
gone a ronaldarwbla chauga l ha C'ensufafawoaf now
circulates about uwo l.? Prai??. which ha< tha largest
circulation of any at preawnt ?eil? a bolt 40 oo 1
I'l ho circnlatl .n .if ?h? .Vrh ?bl?ll ? ? "* I
W?Uy U.l.n oil The Itokh oarer had .argn aire* '
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lation. and has not no* over 10.000. One of tho largest I
circulations. next to l*t Prtete, is that of tho dt-*-iMr I
Salionale. a journal which I send you regularly. at
preaent by post It is. as yen will observe, an antidemocratic
paper, of considerable violence In it* tone
It. is understood to be privately supported by the Orleans
family, and now and then intulges In Invective*. j
which the more (sober columns of the IJ 'tali a ad Col- ] ,
ttilutwnnel would not have glroti place to.
Paris, Juno 1?, 1343. I '
The Bffttrtc and Money Market. i (
I have necessarily but a Tory short report to tu ike for ]
thin week Very many of the habitual speculator*, who
have saved themselves from the gulf which swallowed
so many at the late settlement, and are still able to
carry on their operation*, a^e ab^nut from Paris from
various cause*, and the agent de change are so exceedingly
wary in engaging in speculation on account of
any whose credit is not of the first class, that atTairs at
the Bourse are. iu a measure, In suspense. The only
fluctuations that have occurred, since my former report.
have been occasioned by certain speculator!), who
have l?een engaged iu selling eocue considerable quantity
ot " primes." for the end of the mouth, with a tolerably
wide margin These sales hare been ma le, it ft>
said, by the same speculators who lia i already been
buyers of ' primes,'* in the expectation that, if a rise
should occur, they would Qnd themselves right at tho
Sett I* uiunt. and. in the event of a fall, would be able to
get out on no very disadvantageous terms.
The protraction of the siege of Rome has had some
little influence at the Bourse. The taking of that city
li .d te en calculated ou at an earlier time, but the desire
of the French not to injure the pubiia buildings by
a bombardment have afforded opportunities of circulating
reports as to the siege, from lime to limit, which
have not been without effect.
The week's prices, which I subjoin, will bhow you
how small have beeu the fluctuations in tb* funds; and
as to other securities, there is noihiug worth n itice :
Three per Ce?t$, Fivepr Cent*. Hank Sh ine.
June 21f>3 46 &f? 9.5 2470
22. .... .S3 .30 8rt 35 2.1,0
2.3 53 65 87 20 2350
K....,,W.W 87 10 2310
27 S3 TO 87 00 2170
The great fall in hank shares, ye."**'4V; is attributed
to some large speculations in that security, hu*' nothing
In common with the gcucrsl stute of the market,
nor is it attributable to the situation of the hank.
Ttiv B.sk or Fham-k.?La I'.etie says:?The quan*
tity i f sp< elr in I'aris has this week increased bv ah >ut
3 Ot'tl POO francs On ttie other huiid.lt has fallen off
in the branches to the extent of 1 500.000 francs The
total of tiie metallic reserve now amount1 to 330 000.0 H)
francs The notes in circulation, both in I'aris aud iu
the provinces, only amount to 3SS.QOO.OOO fvati :s. Iu
Paris, thry have decreased by im ire than 3 O?0 OoO francs
during the pest week; but in tho departments they
have increased by ab ut 5.000 000 francs The account
current of tiie Treasury has risen to 28 000,000 francs
(from 26.000.000 francs), it is to lie observed, however,
that, the balance was struck on the eve of the day on
which the payment of the half-yearly dividends eoiuniences.
The Fngli-h papers have just published a
statement from which it appears that the average circulation
of banking establishments In Knglaul exceeds,
by about double, the circulation of ull our
(French) banks together amounting to 827.000 000
francs. The deposits in the bank vaults amount to
424OOO 000 francs Thus, while in F.nglaud tho deposits
hardly amount to one moie'y of the credit circulation.
in France tht-v will soon r*Dresent the total
amount of the note* issued.?London Ti net, June 2J.
Our Oeruiaii Correspondence.
Bum in, Juno 20,101).
Movement! of the Natianot ef ne/nhly ? Triumph of the
f'nemiet of Liberty? The Iniurrection of Huden-Sjcceitri
of the Government Troope?The German L'ag:ie'
4-c., 4rc.
In despite of all manifestoes, proclamation*. appeals
and protests the National Assembly h t? been obliged
to i)uit Stutgard. and has been called from W'urtemberg,
together with the regency. Ilefore it* <1 -?j> trlure
it bad resolved to meet again at Karlsrnhe, aod. according
to the latest accounts, a part of the member*
bare already arrived in that city. The game, nevertheless.
In which the National Assembly kit played
the principal part, must now be regarded at completely
over. We are at the present moment at the fina'e
of a revolution ; and, whatever movements may Mke
place hereafter, this revolution, in wbioh the National
Assembly wat the principal agent, It about to close.?
The suppression of the insurrection In lis t-n. which
is now taking place, is about to complete the triumph
Ol the enemies of liberty, for the present.
The military operations against the tlran 1 Duoby
have commenced with a decisive victory on the part Of
tb? Prussian troops over the insurgents. On the 22J
instant, a battle took place near W'aghausel in Baden,
in which the insurrectionary forces, under Micrav
lawsky, were defeated and driven back, the Prussians
advancing as far as Manheini and Heidelberg, and
taking possession ol these cities. Several divisions of
the Prussian army have now already paste I the Meeker.
Little resistance has ke?n offered by Manheiin
and Heidelberg, though the latter, by Its fortified position,
might have easily held out some time. In Manhelm
tho civic guard, ami a regiment of Baden troops,
took part for the Prussians, and caused the surrender
of the city. The Prussian forocs are now advancing on
Karlsruhe It Is believed that the capital will offer
but a weak resistance, as a part of tin- citlieni his
declared themselves against the provisional government,
and the revolutionary party is completely discouraged.
It was reported. ye?terday. that th? provisional government
bid tied, but up to tbe present nr'Sicut tills
him not been confirmed Tbe occupation < f Karl .rube
by the I'rus-ian troops, however. Is I'Mised forward to rs
an event which must now lake place in a dsy or tv i.
W ith it. the cauipaigu will he ended, as the in urge nta
will probably disperse altogether aud the Prussians
soon be in poaaws-ion of the whole country A pr >
elamation. which has been Issued by the Prince of
Ciuseta, del lares the whole of Maden in a MM Bf wir.
atid tbrea'eus all who take part again?t the Prussian
troop* with martial law. A great numher of arrests of
insurgent* have already h.nn made iu Mauh im a id
Heidelberg They will all be tried by courts martial
At the battle mar W'aghausel the nuuib'-r of prleui T*
made by the I'rmsian* is stated to be very constieran'.e,
though thn whole |o<* of the Iti-urg-ni* I* n >t p-l
Known. Vp the fMh vf t^if Pru*?tt?q ?r> ft, on!; fcr";
b??r Wti kllird 1 k tit(f t ugijrt Miffi e >a '
M-t?d of ninr battalion* of Baden tr-mju, whil-t tho-e
of tho were on!; th-- half of that numb-r vf iero*lawrkp
ha- fled with a part of the tro >p<. Into the
mount at in- of the Odetiwahl
A ceor ding to t he latft Intelligence, the li-n 1|H*r tcr*
of the ITilice of I'liiceia ha* no* been rentoreil to Itoth
I'rlne* t rederlck < bailee who ha* been -Ightly w >ii'i l
ed, at a tight which took place near Oerin oaMla in
the I'fala. h ah->ut to join the Irinne of I'ru <*ia fhe
whole I falx I* In poee**-i.>n of the tr ipe thuit *ix
th'Uiaml of the Insurgent* barer-tired lot? l)? I o
and aa we learn hp the la'r-t adrlcet reached Kariarhun
Briude* thi*. a telegraphic despatch war rucelrtd
bp the government to -lap. front the ?c?t of ear,
announcing that Mother llrtclon of t'ruadan troipi,
under Hem-ml HlhrhMJ had met with a ho>lp of |..jr
thou-and lueurg'nt- near I'p-tadt. In Ha Icii and
gained a complete victory Iteneral lllrachMd had
taken poeae??f.n of the dtp of llru- h al. * i tit way to
Knrltruhe The latter capital la to h a? tacked af the
aame time hp different di?i*h>n* of lr<e>p", which are
advancing toward" It.
W Inlet the roti-joea* of Badwn, bp th* Pr.n-ia i artnv,
will ekortlp he eoiapleted. an l rerotnti >11 in we i-iii
t.erniruy terminated bp the m.n-l Intervention of J
lto-"la. the i|l|e>tlon. Ht ttie pre"-III HI > oeu- m I-' ir '
lolnetit. le : Vt III the Slate* rtrngni-e tho p >-d..lori
Prii'etn ha- ?"iinn d In Ueroitny. and will ttiep giro
their adheedwu ta the Truaelan league * With th "?
Ceptlon of Auatrln Hararta. Wirt?itih rir. anl eereral
of the rtraller Htatr*. the other* lure ali ?ln"r, hp their
dllleri nt agent* at thi* court, oiHciallp untitled ih irlnteLtton
to join tin- league I'beir declaration*. h >*erer.
hare ail been gireu on one condition I'm* c 11
ditiou or clau*e I*, that the leglelatore* of the different
Stale* are to ratify the alhe-mn of the government*.
Kten 8a*ony and Hanover hare mad* thi* proviao.
Nrrerth*le?a thi* rat ideation will nn-l*r exiting circoni*tanc??
not b?- giren bp any l reroia-t logi-lalu*
The feeling agam-t l'ril*-tan copreniaop. at lb pre*ciit
moment, i* ationger than it er. r ha* In-ea through > it
lietniaup The acceptance of t he eon?tltulloti t-cu-d
bp l'ru**ia on the part pf the State* for the prevent, It
tot a conditional one After the *tippre-*| in of rerolutlon
we -hall *ee a p iwerful opp >*iiton ri*e agalaat
I'ru?*ta and prohwhlp a *?cond league, healed hp tu?tiiaand
Havana I he two latter State* ham refti <?d
to inter npon all the proportion* whlrh hare lately
been made by I'm -in I he hararian milliliter, Von
I'fordten. who had b-en *ent to Vienna to recetre the
declaration of the AuMriart gorernnient and to c >mmunlnate
It with that of Hatarla to the I'rnMlan go.
fernnient. ha* arrlred here Au*trla decline* to accept
any term* hp which "ten it a approach to the
rrti*?lati league were tendered poaethle Rararia.
ttii iiph alllln* to rend ilrpillix to trio noli.- of
In the I oion, rffn?,? to reoo,(iii?e
I'ru'Mt at the head of ih? mMamtlM M. Via
I fordtrn h?? now left I ir (fitha, *n?ra lk> n>? National
Ar*eml>l/. eon?latlnt( principally of mm').'Ti of |
tl>? former Krmnkfitl Ar.enbtj I* to m?et to- )i*r. i
Amonc Ibrm tnruilmra till ht pri;?l)t lh? la i (ri al
ftlrliriitM iif Darman >l*t?<maiitDlp air. Von <?a<?rn
ml Mr. MaMman THo?*h lhi? Aurembly ?r?lI r?pri
ent a (rial part of the flr?t aath irlttei In il-ruta
kartila*,ami I* looked upon hy manj a < the ami/ po<?ibin
mediator In the prevent oonfno-d *iat* of I Iranian
flair*, It I* not likely It ?ntl play an Imp >rtant part or
a*Miti.e an) I'haractrr. but that of ilnliknatiaf apni
III# poll Ileal rrror* of that *<a.mbly It one h ton fed to
'1 he trial h) court martial of th? political pri4on-r?.
ho acre arreaied hrr? la?t month look place two day*
**n 1 he le-nlencet pii>a>u?r*d afai.nl thain war*
lor hating tak-n part la a m-etiaf. wlncn had h?-n
held for tna? .nable porp.rte* Ona ?a? coml -mned to
I on* )ear, ami Ihe other* to three m .aim Imprtaoa- (
1 meat.
W YO
SUNDAY MORNINC
lit! treating from I I nly.
rilK ATTACK ON UOAIt ? IIIK K IliRNA). I I TV NO T YBT , '
ro.n(jukkki>?( APrn'r,ation oy ancona?vknk;k <
sril.l. HOI.lis OUT, A'C.,iVf\
The K.ti-ruril I'ity Ktill h<ilil out on tli* "21<1 inct. Th.t
Unman* hud defended tUor.i-flvwith raonnribln '
bravery, not only by cannon vol muntetry fruit the ?
rampart <, uai uy umm Iou- vigorous sallies un in> i
ISlb hist. (i not tier parallel, within eighty moires ol the
walls inm ?ompK>t?4. . 1
According to a de-p itch rceei red from I Sen. Oudinot. '
three column* of French troops penetrate t the will* '
by breaches made by the incessant rtre of the ctniioi i
Hut according to the latent account-, they are ia reality 1
but little advanced in the possession of ll one
80 far as I can judge.1' writes the 7Vas? onrresooi- 1
ilcnt. ' the real power of lloniau rtMistan.se has n it yet
been felt. as. In truth, all thtt has taken place m ice 1
the repulse of the Krenchon theSnth of \pril am >unti
to little more than keeping the gates oloioil. auil tiring
at every man they see frit01 the basil..n.t Mottling has '
been done to prevent the Krenell supplies coming to 1
hand, or the French army from being masters ol b >th 1
side* of the river up to tint wall* of the city Mo see, ? I
of any moment have take 11 plane to destroy w rks in 1
proees* of creatimi. and the trenches are tirmight up to 1
bU nn irea of the hastiou, with only a nominal loss In I
my opinion we are all at sea as much as wo were on the
arrival of the invaders and the question between
Itoinun and Frenab valor has yet to be tried 11
The National publishes the folluwiug latter from M. 1
M?/./.ini, refusing to attend a oonlereece which th it 1
journal declares was proposed to him nou oRI 'ially. by
a person of some st audi tig iu General Oudinoc'a oaup: ?
" ItlllK. Juil l 13, !
"8m.? Ills Impossible for mc to go to the ii lvnice 1
posts to see you. Our conversation, hesnies. uufirtu- 1
nately for us, could h ive uo issue favorable to your
views and ours I have the conviction that wo '
have exhausted all possible means of conciliation, '
aud that it only remaius to us to tight VVu tell
do so?wo will do so. you may be assured, fro.u wall
to wall, fiom street to street, from harncudi to bir- !
ricude We may be conquered, but not put down We
had Battered ourselves with the hope that France
would at length feel how much 1 here Is uible sicred,
am.l Worthy of herself In our attitude and what there
is?permit me to be tiank?c vntrudiclory aud tyrannical
111 the part that she play* here with us. We have
proclaimed towards France, not a state of war. hut 0
elute of d*. fence, *s have seqt bt., y.yjr prim,, fa.
have rejicteu ?!* C. easloiu wltlch presented themselves
to us tocouibat your troops with ndva tage; we
t ill rid healthy cantonment- to lnose who c ?uld 11 <t be
Accommodated at ( ivita V eectile, ami we declared
thatwe were ready to concede ah one thing e xccplcd ?
the oecupatlon of Home. tndyettl.it is wuatls reqirred.
naueo. after having fought against n* blvckkiiid
U . disarmed us. deprived us of all our resources,
condemned us to see. with arms In our inude, our territory
iiiv.uj'd by Austria, now says to n?. 'I will hare
Home I will have it without renditions, with >ut a
pro rani me, or I w ill endeavor to vru-lr it. to b .uihard
lis Ui oULai Dts. which are venerated by ail Hurope an 1
to loa-sacre its brave population 1 l'o that you uni ,t
perceive, sir. that there is only oue reply to m vke, a id
we.shall make it. 1 know not whether we shall tall but
I kno v that there are lulls which confer honor i h*vo
th, honor. Ac < in.t;.PII ilig/IM II
Tim CuiH-oriha. of Turin, (tut**.* fr >ra ''ivlta Vecc'tia, I
lh? Hub that a eon-piracy hail been ilUcovered, the
object ?f which wn* to xurpri*o the citt lei and ?ub*erjuetitly
take pv-xexxion ol the towu II the plan btl
mcceeded. the French general would have been coinpelted
to raire the xiege of Heme, and return to 11vitik
\ eccli^t
The f rench government ban kept aeeret the new*'
which it ba* rec. ivyi fmm llnuie. and ratio I* rep >rtl
of the luoet o|>pn?tr character hare accordingly. be?u
circulated for luttaoce.ua Wednesday miming it
v fth raid that the Triumvirate had capitulated, and
that ttie Trench troop* had taken p mex.don of the
Kteruakt ity. in the atteraoan, it ?< widely report -d
thai the Frrueh bad Mitti red a defeat, and that the
trwops had been cut to piece* Menu while, it it certuln
that tbe prog rax* of the xi 'ping operation* are not
xati-f:i<tiiy to the government
f'rl> ate letter* etate that the French troop* aro being
decimated by niaiaiia and that the engineering xkill
dlxpla) i d hy theiu i* not of the tir*t calihrc It l? *tid
thai lIn- Uitdieal etalf of the army will have to he t:ourideiaoly
inert axed and a number of purg.ioii* have already
received order* to proceed toldvita Veochla
Letter* from Tonloa of the iTJd limtaat. a im.unco
the arrival there ot the xtx tin ve*?cl Ariel, on the prending
evening, after a abort pax-age from i * it a Vocrhia,
of la cuty four liour* At her departure It wa*
raid that, the bexleging party bt fore Houio had o Tec led
three practicable breach. *, and that preparation t were
being made for the a--?nlt In addition to the two
regiment* r,f infantry and four batteri** wf artillery
lately xbipptd at Toulon for Italy, a eonxiderahle body
of troop* wa* expected to be embarked for the aauia
dcxtitiat ion
*i be government expect* that much eject will he
pre duced upon the Itou.unv by the new*. not alo.ie
front I'ari* but al?o from f.yon*. re*pjutlng the failure
ol the lii-urrectt< nary movement
It appear* ttiat the fund* vote I for the *ux'?nance
ot the f rench army have already beeo *penti We ahati
pi e a hat will be raid of tin* expdllton when tbe
F reneli are railed on to pay for It. Already lduO.OUO .
franc* are rpent; and government, ft I* raid I* about
to apply I t M or It iuIIIiou* more to defray e*p iron.
Tbe hank i* wen "txid to be altcrted hy ihi* -tat* of
affair*. Inaxmnrh a* it uiuit get on credit lb* twentyfive
million* Bt*ee?*ary for tbe eapedlti n We eauuot
fall ot hearing government xh irtty a-king lh? A*?eiubly
tlir more ruouey. Ih re would have b-an a chance
t'r the minority, had they not thrown it away iu iueeij-aie
attempt* at rvin Uron
in the la** xitliiie of tlte National tmembly, the correxpoudence
hi twei n .M de 1 "Urcelle* and the Triumvir
Maxzini wa* read Marxinl ronclude* thu* : ?
" It i* a melancholy page of hixtory you are now writing
turn France?it ix a mortal blow to the l'*p?ey
which you would mo tain by drowning iu bl'xtd - It t* a
b itlouile--at)** ><>U are digging between two nation*
dl-pnxrd for ag> * lo lend the haul to oue au I her It I*
a deep xlep to the morality of our c nnm >u relation*, to
the common tali h that ought to guide u*. and to tli?
l it 11?>. riy * lurh xiih-ixt* bv that faith It
It not Inly Hint ? ill null* kmiI r Nut Kranc* I or our
ptssrol sulfsiliig will protr th? ba|SI?ui o(T pr>igr?r?
lor Knhco rktli'il buhl first rank If sba abdicates th
U(iil) rirturr uf lallrf, Mil tbr lnUlllf"U<r uf Ul?rl/ " I
Tlir C"tu"t<l"i of Turin. say* that the plan t? rsi*e
1'cvlla Vrccbta, a as mulri] to UuJuiol by
trait or i".
I li?- Intra! nsws from Vsnisr l? thl riprriwtl datrrminatiou
of Atauili ' to N*M t<> tint l?>l uian. the U*t
l? at and ths la I wall. Kithcr Vruioa shall agist without
Austria or not at all
About bait ths irrnrti aruty la. It It aid. suffering
from frtsr and tha pr.*on*r< alio ha?? brcn taken by
tl?- Unman ray thai tbr tr?> ps aru aim ??l <tartinr - j
( rtivrat OuOtuot ha<. It Is said, arisrd a llriti-h nt>jcct,
i aptaiu Knight. who w?- proceeding from Vltorbo
t" Montr to join hi; hunily nnd dstalurd hiui in ?*i?t*?dy.
Tbr k rru< h Oanrral Is rudeavortug to kvp up too
dro< plu,, rfdilt* of thr solditTr by girlog ill tin Mtra
I at hud ?ia?.
I.rtlrr* of the U'Ui nnd flMfc from th / . . n
pcndrnt ai'h Ihr I ranch aruty near Koran giro lain- J
rorlitiK doluiU from ?t< ry p iut <>f th* Hm-? and-xplnin <
tin- a art position of ibo army I h< la<t brcc-nlng
battirr at *imy m?tie? dn-tiul Ir in th * | luee w?i
r.p! i.oil on tlir 1Mb and tb* tiro <ra? 01 wtbanntly k*-,-t
up tbnt tbr walls bad mmm nc> I giring way in three
piarrs 1 h- ahol* wall for a *lr*oi di-tanre ? %< detaoi
il aiol in to > -sight hour- It w Oil.J t-e aim.; -iher ^ u-]
h*-i.nu.an* Pad r* a**-d firing nU tbr bastion*, but It
si- Iw-llrr- d tbi-y sm- preparing a *?r -ti l Una of d
r.-ni ?! llo* rain* lull put .s 11 * I tsi tbr points a', which
Ills I rsiicb a III ii.uke III- a auM
I In- II- mi '.r..s*o( inn i 1, 11 hsal-d wit b a tela.
rrsptih <li-| -'*-ti IllrU ly announcing Itis ca.otuUII*
n f Anoona on thr Ibih
Alma *>-i*-i? ho.iihtrJmsnt t ne>n* Ss-iltnlstil
r n tbr I-I riling >1 tlir I Mil I ha city and lift* weie
or* upl* d by our troop* on thr IMih '
mra lit'M.k pturp af'-r a W.-;. - i tamed l> labaril- '
m< nt. I lit- i f inli'i n* >f tn? p? .luU'i'ii Iin;
In I he Mine journal ale I iiollliral n.nnnty. li tn 1 n.
habitant*. the dipmlution -f ?h" am-pa firming thI
:. Ill i; arm mi ami I h? on n.ia I hp f ir I r?- - - an I
|> rt nf ,t m i.a hj Ih* .?i} lal i mjn, in th- m u uf
In* Imperial Vajenty.
I hp \u-tilan Minl-'er. on n Tf?ln f off! ally that
aipapiirv i? Dip tTPiish t: barge il titjm at V ii'ona.
iclilril. ' that tin- eila (i.ti . i tin' I i-triai _-o?-t.iUiet.t
Ip tp.. p I ate in III- I* pptaviahirien. ?( thp
Pom I p. at authority (Asp hi* h'ln( n(9?pi' l by Ail<trinii
tni-pt in the uaUfp of (In Hmin *i i n.t tn.it t'u
Mi ' kail* pfiall ba rhipiil wlii'ii tin; ob.-ct ami In.
i> m !.. eli d '
Tl.p fin pit C.'?r?/r? hat the f Uowing from Y?n ra,
14th liiplalil
" After peteral attark* by tlip enemy on the
Ida of th* Brninliitii anil < htitggla ami a rt?rr? nan
liiliade nil I In- bridge 'It the l.ap -in f ir t tie pi.pn-- of
IriiMiiliht ng oar ?nr*? of .let. nc?, the VinlriahP
Data thi? morning di-app. at>1. mil a to be
in neither at i bhiggla n-r at Hr<in<| il<t \
Tew In - p? * TP ti marching tn?ar.|? I mi
|>altn. I bl? t" tali! to bo ufl?| to th* Intel
le ||i?Ptipii Ottlotall* reeelreil. that ab lilt .Ml OKI It II 1
linn* ?ere marching toaarda the Iaobm, no.I wera ?<- |
mMMMMI k MB* kill flint! TIM tu*trlau? are ]
lfi?rhnetaning to 'n' ?ni|i <>n the h*uk< nf the | !
I->, I Ml IniffM MM Hn|MMl Mt mi pnbll |
ibkliitrlll|iM* " Hi'' prapto from Ik* psiaaa, ?n I .
n ail * letter fr"m Kd'-ulh In whirb th- I* lurfieiimi (
Id* V iin inin- I" ii- i-t. and | r uni-i-'l them prompt re- .
IM \ ?! in III* IDlktrnM by land, a I nrorrem*
ollh joy An Illumination I* preparing f ?r tin* |
iiitiK ,
1 he Opinion* nf Turin pithlnhed * latter fn tn r.ilda, '
nf the inih Mating thit it ??< tlrinljr hollared at Va- i
ni<-i- t'i*t -I e.or Ir m Mninra'y am,Id arrire ?4i|f
MM MM y hadri-en Ir'in nn t i I per rent diarouot .
Ill MM?*i|>l> nr*. I hf I ni' '.! ?<" ?rr T'llil? 'a thu |
let let tin I publMi' 'I a letter tr oll ulltil 'l*rl"l. '
I If re--wig hi< NffM Ihtt lie MU II it ?en l ||II''.|M?
lii V Mitre enapmdily m he mailed b it a*?urin{ him
lie wi'tll'l 'hi ln? h' -1 t ?eml relief a> ao >n ,< j, , .aibie,
ami ri nilttinif. at the *?me lim a ?um nf M hi n K) !
florin* t" i hi* Venetian gov rn nent I'M- (,' * fir illieni'
"t 1'rieHte III the lull I n < t , * tltte < II t| til' fait It
i,f traveller* ?l?n I a t artfroil fnnn Veniee tnat. wmla
the treallMT ?ai Unliable t i thn bloekalmg Mfdalr.ia
great want of bntrher*' Meat wood, Me "n felt, b it
that. In rnn>ei|Uetir? nf the lata atorraa that had loreed
the hhwikadtnff ???*ela to aeek refug* In th* p irta,
many -inpa laden with meat and wood had entered Venter
Other pr.it ill mi vera wt wanting a? the aurroniidliig
i-auda furutahed nbjulanea ol yard n prndlire
II K. J;
I, JULY 15, 1849.
AtTnlm In AntlrU wml Hungary.
niK I'.kimuiki" KA'rri.kt?run .srccKss ??:- j\ih mcxgakmns?MOVKinc.vr.s
ok tiik ki-.sian i'rooi's,
a'c., i'l".
Tim u?*n from Hunjjurjr ii mut oondlctlu*. As
u uul. tin- \ ii'im* pup-r.i pulili?h iioo -mut* of roiiontm! I
uinoeMes trti<i. ;'il l.y the Austrian troop*. nail the hut- 1
0 tlns of B?rou Jd'echich assure the won't that ho is '
ilfltoriou*, in every ?n.:ar"ineiit Ch? l.lnt/1 reports I
l.at tho Austrian*. under General Kclectiaca gained it
victory over the clagvars in the Schutt on the 17tli at |
<;: rdahely. taking 4 liol) prisoner j, eight Impounders, ,
lU't f" h'TM ?.
The 14Vhit /Wliie* contains n long bulletin nonnernng
an UUi'K hi.lite by the Magyars on tho '40th,
icainst the Austrian troop* slung llo* line or the lower
l> a* : Hii'l in tho rfrhiitt. which it say*. itm rep ulsed
upon nil points
Tlia Magyar* were eoiamnnded by General Ueorgay.
rile iia'.tle is stated to bate taken piano b*f >re I'oreJ,
nd (ion Georgey's fore* are ((noted at 111 OdO ufn,
with HO pieces of artillery The san?o now* is given in
aii e?tru edition of til" Ciu-W:Mlioii*li" Zrituitg with ,
the additional details that ttie Imperialists were com- i
a.Hinle I by the Austrian General iVonglciniith an I by 1
llir Itr.ssian Geii-.-al I'aiiintin, an 1 ihat tli" Hungs- I
r ami were forced to recrotH Ihu fVnag on all points, I
1 he tColmr iCrilnu,:. wliicli has goad HuugirUa and i
Ac trian news, makes no ineutiou of this ruut >red I
battle tin the ccntiary.'he ia't nu.nber of that paper !
speaks only of a battle at (> Joiiburg In winch the
fortune of war Uvored the Hungarians It is said, too,
IIn t there Is iol a dngle Hungarian < rpa on the right
bank of the M an;'. U>? are warned net to plaoe reli- j
?ni"), n the alone statements, it being for the p.a>|aut
linpos. ip!e to obtain auy other bat at " Austrian version
flic Va**J irs ecrocd iletcrDilue I to liolj Ilaab at all
rost. > t i* t arrlsouasl by lo.Oiio meu with 40 camion,
ho a iilli uas fur some days in ilaab '? hicli Is the birthplace
of In wife, and harangued the people field- 1
Murshal Hny nau. intending to make up for the mall
iMiats winch the Austrian* had mdered on the (jiti,
lib undPlb insl , marc' i d on the lUili a strong c ,,'jiA '
to V ejka and udvancHd on (lie 14ill on the ',?.(** ,,f m?
hanuli-. while General Sob'.Ink (;ii( i,,<#b orJerc 1 to '
rrofs the "auubo t > "c upy Wiiaolburg Had l < sublue
til' city ot liaab. OenOi.il (Jchlirk ??a< preparing to
obey riiesp tifd-r^ 0ut he f'.ind lilui-elf suddenly sur
oub If 1 liy n sup.nor numb r of iliognitn. who atlaokod
uint with great violence an 1 took 11 Held pieces, '
lei-Ides forcing liiuj to cycross lh" Hindoo ?n 1 tvretire
to the vti'iniiy of Al'enljurg. Vliove oOO in -ii of Geiu- j
ial Schlick's c rp? most ol theiu native* of Gallium '
di sorted to ll,e Hungarian* field-darshal Hayua l, 1
ending blue i it unsupported by Sc.Uliok'* corps, regain- i
rd his former position
Letter*! oui Wleselbnrg of -he 21st inst state lh it j
th> jl in peri.i ists are al the di. taucc ol about twelve fug.
Lirb mil' s frora Ilaab, in the d.reotlon ot Hoo'iairae*. and
they b"tUinifly add what cannot under tin clrcuin- i
sluuc* be true, that the tiuuganaue continue to rett
rat before Ills adv luom* columu* of their euwnies.
i ii'iiim i .per* <u mix h i UKi couitiil in ?>:n nil
etateiin-iit i !' Lin- defeat of tbe Impeiialul brigade* nn<l?r
litCier*'- l'.Ot*, lllld Tlleje-i.lg. wh I'll till JU1
turt.. were attacked lijr tlii* tluiiga.iinn. and thrown
back upon Pt i< d aud v'dzelly, wtinrn tneir lliglit w?i
HO|i|wii by i! opportune arrival of * Ku-i.-dau brigale
unil<*r (leneral I'aiiiuitu
ll u i- reported hi Vienna tint Jellachich had forced
ret-rwertltu t capitalit* 1 tin real tint in tbit he habeen
forced to r?'ee the eiege of tb.it |>l h-h an 1 to fauna'a
Ni-u.-at/ win pi' hi- troop< warn t .o much explii-d
to the :ii from the f ,rtre-i- II ' e i-ili ued only 111 the
occupatlu ii of oin* of -b" inburhi. which lini out ol the
riiinfi- of i'lni-Uot fr 'ii IVtcrwardln.
Jiilarbicb would .?.-ero to liari- fallen Into dl-faror
with liit-i lup' rf.r I .i? ItViwi- Xrtltng publirhe- au
lrri|i*rial deer * appointing ilaron II lyiian io th? put
i f rnnitnitinli r-itl i hii-I "I tb* Imp-rial tr i ip* In the
k'ogd'iiii of liungary a i>l in ?he(.Jra-id dunby of TrailijiIihuIi
"hi- il-i-r e. by which 'lirmi Jeliachloh irupvr.oilril
in the Hmiidnm crown lamia, will proro |
rather unfavorable ilian otbi. *'<* to tb i Avttrian
enure. II.yum a bout hh rape di-p III m ba< obtain -1
for blra tin- li'Ii- of the hutrbvr ot llr e.-ia ha- bin/" I
an evangelical clergyman tunue - lla-.gi. Ktnimi elo- |
rjm-rr -a n pr- arher ha* long pr -ureit him ot -rf i?- I
log (stigri-itillou, for alb efaiog edition Ian -ui; -1 i
the people Tbn i-ai-ruiiou of U-tga t >o'i plae-i at '
four o'clock on the uiorain< of Juu* IN iu the caul*
The eicltmni-nt of the people to*y b- mva.-ar -t| by 1
tbe precau'iou* adopted liyl.be auttlorilie*. Alt t'n
atriet* leaning In the rn-tie were i.'ron -ly neenpiej by
military . tb? cttinun m the Inttliw wen- biai.-d. with
lit lualcbe* at baud. No greater -errlnt ronld be done
to the cau.ie of tbe Magyar- Rn/ya. a'though young,
wan the faiio-r of tire children II- ui-it hi- do aril with
grt at Hi in nana, deliver ing a Ii In d-fwoei of bU
conduct and ended with. "Hod bleaa the fatherland !"
It I-eald that tnnr Ituaelan eo,-;>. had -at-rcd Hungary
by way of I Hit la. h "in una. < tab. an I 1 by am moling
in 144 11'O iuiiq It >! *t?: d at Vicuna tb it part
ol the force bad already adruiioed ti bptriwb an I
K a-ban. and that it wa- intended to ptt-h tli n forward
up. m D-breltia mil ' Irm w.irdein I'll Vu-tilea
paper- *l?o elate thai tl e It'i'-l io have at length enlerrd
Tranrylrania by the north an-4 eoutb ileaeral
bud'-ra. with 'it 'lOU mi n. In a-- -rtej to be at tlroa-'a If
Their northern rulunm h?? eni'-red by I'ojann S-ampi,
and tab u pneee-eteu of Mietr.r. where tliey have Irwen
joined by Colonel l/rban and hi- free rorp- ol b ir t-r- ,
rr- A third ISu?ian Uivl-iun. >f fltUKi ini>n, Ii ipiiitered
In the h<i tier dirt riot. I'he em of 11-mbia-r.i i
ha- bei-n arreeted at ('nv-.u at the ord -r of tli" luiperial
rahinet lie te to be a ho ti,;e and Ku?eia nautej
the etrp to be taken.
Seveial arn et* bare lab n plara at Pragne. wh<-re the
temper of the populaei etlh rem unathreateiiinK fhi-ir
loyalty U not liltily to he fri-?heuei| oy a u?? lery of
rerrui'e which ha- jurl Ireen decreed fir I! du-inia No
Ii * than lb tam H I III are. iu thi Inatance. to b i taken
firm their natiTe country and employed a-iin-f the
Hungarian*, with eh.no they rympaihl-e. i.apn.-iuiin
ha- rlionn that there nnie r.ali-- levlet are the mnit
efliririit mi au? t" ft-crmt tUi Itiln/artan rty ni-ntTha
Berlin .Vn/ie il Z.'il>i*f, *f til" IMih Jjne -later
that Ih. Iluncarian- btl totally d-'feati-d the I nili-d
Aurli uto and Raar an arini -a, on lh- left hank ol the
ballobe. iu the I lam Ii ' * ,i irlaburg an I It t ill, ell
tin-11th and 1.' Ii 11 - I of III" Imp-rut'iil* ?u
Untiii-neii.
Tli? //iri/c a,I fiir cuiiftriri* the nee wot of the <le?
f- at. of the united armle. ut nutria ?n I llmul* on the
14tll Ikii<1 With The batlle ('ink pi ??? ?n the left ban*
til the llanuOe, in t'.e pluin between W ereelbnrg an I
I: null anil Ueti-d b >ur< III" llaafirllul
mm commanded by Ham-rale Arthur (Jenrgey and
hiiroii. iikI tbi Immri illiti by Ifayuaii ail It i 4 ir.
2>'in Aur'rtani anil Mo lima, anil b/KM lluaiiritu
i re killed Held Marelial ftebllot an 1 aereral otlu.r
nfltovra of high re .X were taken hy the Magyar* I'M
rout ?? r?mpt*ta. Tim Amir i-Ku -itu army ll-d
lr> m tli" belli In oomph tr dlaoeder. followed to the
frontier* by rlou i* 01 llu in anilblaVn wh 1 out u>
tin- fugllm* nl rarer tl y ueertook them.
Arrofdi?| toartnr of the frnnht newipapert the
I'erliu yorrrnmi qt I.a- march-d a etrnog force to tint
Hungarian frontier anil will. II'lue II u<-ian< and Austrian*
fbi-iiM n-t lii able to ern-h the gallant Ala;jar
. lend lite aeatetaaoa of ? mm lh)ti*ai<!< of It*
1 nidi ere.
Ofehil arftonula hare been moelred a'. flerlln en.
(irr t< III.- r- I" r ? of 1. rgey ? enrp* r -i-i-llng .f
'Hill pun null ho flvlil-tilMM, biting been drlren
krri-s ill* U ?*K by the Auatriaua.
TMK I.ATICHT
The Inf-rmath-n raceited ye?terjay nay a the I,on Itn
Hhtmmrit */ fVe turn, of the .'kith ult . hy ->ur Hong man
rorriej.i-mlent. furni?he* the following hnef it-irh of
Ibe (Jl p ntlnn m l morem-nt* >if the Hungarian an I
Ali-trUn troop* The iate|lig--neo l< antheutie ml n
rt 1 ent t hat it earn# to band only a fen m >10 -oU b -f 1 re
Mir paper rn put to prae* ?
Tim Itneeian foree und-r Poikled'eh, whieh hat
troaeed the Karpa'litana In ftnir entm i na by four adjacent
paaeea. about l>uUa. really number* about ft 111' I
men 1 > tubit -WI. aith 30.1" " I hold* tn? l ug ? ri.-? of
[,a<.ee trhleh e*Un-l tmm Harfeld to the gr at pi ?ln of
ihe'I be|?* lie la aaid to hare etriet ord-ra to acrid a
teberal aetion
1 tent gey command* the main army aleng the line of
the \v aag an<l Haah.
A geni ral reonnnuleannee ha* juet h-en made of the
?b"l" Muerlan ant Austrian litre al n; the IVa g I'i 1 n
i* etipp-eed to hare been Intended at a dlrer?lon nf
ratfcer feint whll.*t tleorgej ? left wing pr??*e| ,10 t->
??d- nburg. which the Hungarian* are Ieported to liara
Horn i? ~till In rrMitlrtiii*mik tbimi MUM m<m
fanc?nTa. T' mr??ar. I'rlorward'-n. and t ononis, ?r? In
iho hand* of th* Hungarians; but itpinlin I* In
'ion of Jpllachirh.
The Hungarian general, Anlt?h, eMaia lt i?n pgpotlllcn
advancing into < matla; but n ithing h ?< been
Itcard of him for ">( ? tint"
l.OW) Moni< nrprim nirrM to th* l?ltlug< of le|.
acblli hut h?o been a'to itcd on I bmoaadp | in ScoIra
h} tho I uik'-h troop*
Annexed In nn account of th* Is't grout hatll*, from
ho London Tim'*, of the 10th tilt -the lat??t : ?
We harp received onr Vienna p?|>*r? and letter* to
lb# U4th tnataut The detail* of the I a < t bv tip* no t h
bank* of in* Wang ha I not jrt rraehwl Vienna though
It would .appear that the re*ult I* th* friutr ttion of*
moat obatinate attempt of th* Hungarian* to nri?< th*
W aag On the morning nt th* Jtlth instant, tboy had
u tioilly got po??p??ioii of Hip right bank of thp rirpr,
but were eventually obliged to rpltirn to their f irinor
position* In thp mpantimp, Opnpral llaorgey liat
-onip up with reinforcement*. and tho Imporial loader,
Vt ohlgi moth, with hi* t.i lWli msD, wa* rpdupod to tho
it?pp??itp of acting entirely on th* defen?lve, until upon
the arrival of II uolan reinforcement*, a Acre* battlp
>n*u*d, which continupd till night partod tho combatant*
Thp light ropommpnppd on th* aftprnooo of I'ip following
day, and laated throughout till tho oroning.
?nd thp wholo of tho next day I'ha Hungarian* fought
*fth fiiriou* obstinacy; hut thoy could not prevail
garnet tli* united Imperialist rurene, and ?rter the-*
lay?' bat tie Uenerat Hourly c unpolled to lead hi*
Irm.po hank upon rerkaabd. Meityed. and Unit llo
eroraod the tvaac *t tho two Ural mentioned plane*,
no! ftfil-hej hy deotroylnft tho bridge at Ne*re| \t
Muta the fugitive Hungarian* made h?ad against their
Imperialist t?o?. and heioa aurroaaded hp awautpt on
> aeh alilo. and cloao to the fortroaa id K >m >m. It wa*
found a matter uf Impnaaihlllly toi|ial >d{o them
'I he Insert at the Hungarian* and I ta ,ieri*|i*t* warn
klntoet r-qttal. vt? : ahnat a.gm men hilled on olther
tide. It la generally bellored that lloneral t?eorg*y.
after hi* retreat norooa tho ?Viutf fall Imok upon Komorn,
and that hla head quarter* aro at proaont at
Monyo or Itaab. I ho entry of th? Hn uuan? into franaylranial*
ronSrmad by tho gotten*. la whlrh
It la atated that I unfkirphen traa nnoupted by th? Itn
periallala oa tho lath inatant. aad that tha inhabitant*
aro treated with attremo aororlty Oar nerroap indent
infrm* ui that the ui*uad*r*taudin| botwr >u tba
r~r:~ t~ . ? ? - - 7
Pius.-Un :ind Austrian ifnrnrtiiuonts is daily on th? In- !
crcNKH tieneral (iuyon an Iri-hmati of distinguished j
bravery, is made goveruor of the ull important for- |
tress of Koinorti.
anlfento of tlie Krciieli goclalUU In
London.
To TIIK I.OSLO* TlMK* : ?
Sir?We have ju.st Kent the enclosed note to the journals
of France and not knowing whether onr thoughts j
can b<* published In our own country, from the brutal
and shameful suspension of the greati>r number of the
journals hitherto accustomed to receive our communications,
we request of you the hospitality of your
columns
i'lease to receive, Sir. the assurance of our homage.?
In the name of the association of the Proscribed Democrats
of France. LOl'ld B!,\NC.
While Paris is lu a stnto of siege. and when most of
the journals which represent, onr opinions are by violence
condemned to silence, we believe It to baa duty
owing to our party to eoarey to it, if possible, the pub- '
lie expression of our sentiments.
it is with profound astonishment that we sen the organs
of th? counter-revolution tciuuiph over the events
ot the loth of June.
Where there lias bona no contest, how ea i there hive ]
been a victory ?
What is then proved by the 13th of June ?
That under the pressure of 1OO.00O soldiers, Paris is
not tree in her movements ' We have known this '
more than enough?
That the people at this day are sufflolcntly sure of .
the future, anil sii.Tiniently master of themselves to
calculate their actions?to ec laomise human life, and
to deliver themselves in full confidence to the power of
truth, which battles in their cause. This alone should
confound should strike with stupor the enemioi of
progress
That In France there will always be men ready to
sacrifice for the sake of that which they believe to bo
the cause of right their positions, their fortunes, th dr
liberties, the'.r lives ? But iu this, there Is uothuig It
teems to us. which should give to eg dl>t h rgbt o: 1
rejoicing.
The i Jth ot June change* nothing, ah- ly n *hing.
with regard to the qbeitions waloh t! ' he rs
ha I submitted to the public conscience.
Is it true yei or no-that, the tlfth artinl f th
Constitution is thus laid down??'The French Rep hlio
respi i ts foreign uaUonalities. as it understands ho v
to uieliu lis owu respected it undertakes no wars with
views of conquest, and never employs its forces again.V
the liberties of any pe .pie '
The liith of June does not prevent the existence of
this article in tlio Constitution.
Is if true -yes or no ?that this article has been violated
in M-udiug an army into Italy, and In attacking
tb? Roman Republic without pretext ' ftie 1 litis of
June does not alter the fact, th it them isvin this b ith
a llagraut violation of the constitution, and a savage
outrage a; iin t the right s of nations.
Is it true yes or uo?that the power of majorities
canuot proceed * > far us to change the conditions of
evidence ? The lota of June does nut prove that there
is less force iu evidence than there is in votes
Now, as it has always been, the question is if by
crowding i'aris with soldi r* and with cannon?by
stifliug w ith violent h.inds the lib i.'ty of the press? by
suppressing individual freedom?by inva iiug prlv ite
: domiciles- by Hub-Ututing the roigu of terror for th it
(f nas?n liy unceasingly repressing furious despair?-that
which there is wanting a capac.ity to pre- I
vent, the end will lie attained of rcaui uaMug comidelioa.
"r re-establishing credit, of diminishing tax ss. |
ot correcting the vices ot the aiiiniui>tratlon, of
cha-iiig away tile spectre of the detioit. of devel iping
inilii-1 r>. <>f cutting short tin- disaster* attendant upon
Unlimited c nil petition of suppressing those revolts
which have their source in the deep recesses of human
feeling, of trau'iuilii/.uig resentments, of calming all
hearts? The latu of siege of ISiv his engendered ,
that <T IMP The question n. If lli i amiable per-p-c
tive of I'aris iu a state of sieg' every eiglit or teu
months will mtoN to cotnm i|*a elastic movement*,
to the industrious their markets, uud to the oi> Idle
clii oh their npom.
Kor in in presence of the** insane o?nvul*lon* of a 1
poeer preyed upon l>y the delirium of it* om imp >- 1
teuce, we iilieve i.io. e In ten n-ly than over in tile rive,
reign efficacy of our doctrine*, and of their approaching
full.Intent.
l liat hoiuc of us should ham fallen for having fought
without Lelug a?sured of / din war* -that I*, undoubtedJy.
h giont misfortune: but if the avion** wilb which It
penetrates u* were a discouragement, wn should be lit- t
tie woitby to be the servant* of truth Ne??r ha* the |
d- vtlny of a uoble cause been dependent upon the fate
| of one or other (if it- defenders. I'o those who are
florae away by the at eta. "tiler* aussaed. and entry
just Idea. Ilm hoar of which is arrived, creates for its
triumph tbn men of whom it ha* need.
The excesses roinm tted after the month of Iune,
1848, produced the socialist elections of 184J This is
the fsi't to which an recal the attenti m of our frleud*,
a* w< U a* of our enemies
Serenity su-lained iiiul'ral ion. uuflinchiiig II r inn eta
these are all that Is nec< **ary lor it*; and with these ,
ua have only to march straight forward modifying
thus a celebrated sentence of 01 eye4, " We are more today
than we were yeaterday
LOT lit IIL AN<", President.
I \'/.\V VN T. Secretary,
tftl JSIDIKIIK, 1
COLLIN.
Ml Kit \HI),Adtry,| Member*
BO t! ft 4, V of
I.'WIS MKN VHI), . Committee.
DIM'ON r.
co'JKrAir,
London, June 18.
Tlta Pnmdlng* of the HrllWti Parliament
{Kr?iu the t.uropean Tunc*. June 30 ]
The llou*e of Lord* ha* taken very docUive measures
upon two very Important hill* einco our la-t
The Affirmation bill, which provided b>r the legal reccpiion
of affirmation*, in lieu of ovths in ot?et where ;
the parties giving vide nee had scrupulous objections
to " swearing at all," ha* been thrown out by a majority
of 34 to Jit, in spile of the earnest support of
Lords licuinan and I ampbell to the bill
(in Tuesday the Pai llamontary Oath* hill which
bad for Its object the entire removal of Jewish di-a- 1
billtles, nod to enable the Jew* to sit In l'a'(lament,
wn* submitted to tbe House; when the long expected
deei'iori look place l.ari < arli-le better known In the
l ultiil State-, by hi* junior title of Lord Morpeth,
moved the second reading of the loll in one of hi* b t
no I lo ot eloquent speeches Tit" Do ke of ' level ?nd,
who has change I hi* iiiind upon tie* sebj- ct. a* he
usually dose upon all IJ auctions, support- I the bill,
which found als? noo'her t - pi-nl champion in it*
favor in the Archbishop of Dublin nod even the eccentric
Lord < rotighain was again to b<- found on the *1 Is
ot religious liberty lint the Archhxhop of Canterbury
opposed the utea*nre more earnestly than ever,
and wa*-uj-port d by toe iii*hop of Kxeter, Lord l.gllngton.
Loni Wiurhlsea and the Bi-tiop of Oxford.
I. p- ii a division, the hill was thrown on', by n majority
of 05 ngainst 70, ministers not venturing to call for the
proxies
The reject,? of hill^ which wn universally anticipated.
Irad* to ah imni-l'ate election forth* etry
of London. and Haron itolhachil-l ha* already accepted
the < bittern Hundreds and ma ie an appeal to the
elector*
In reply to the interpellation* of I ord Kberdnen upon
our relation* with Spain. the Mar-|iit* of i.an?d >wne,
in a very manly speech, said that the Kngltsh government
were ready and anxtou* to renew fro-ndly rwtatiou*
with the court of Spain, but I or the h -n -r of Sir
Henry liulw-er. It was necessary rha? the Spanish go
in mann riK'nu aiimil imi in-J ri I'l r> I III |. I 1 til
mlalotormed; an a? tn fre* the character .f fllr H*nry
frniD nil biatuo Mum tii?n that ?? did nut r**']Him.
Surily. alter aueh a declaration. th- 8;>ant?h (Dimnient
will promptly communicate with tha King of th*
Hi Iglana, our mediator ami do thai which ju?tic* and
their own real honor demand
Th- Hour* of l omm"n? haa h-en occupied with Irldi
niiarun*. to which w* hut* referred in a parat* article.
aod th* motion of Sir VVm Mnletworth for th* appoint
ui*nt of a crown oommiti-lon to in imr* Into tha
ndiuintetrattan of our colonial potMtti >n? bat bo n
brought forward
Th* honorable bar net wrnt otar much th" ttmi ar|timniU
a< Mr Itoebuek aod Mr Itr ill hata already
urged In tha prwwnt avalon. without darting any
great uoteltjr .Vlr llaw*? ant tha gr iu?d fro n un l*r
him at < new, by atklng whathtr th* crown com ml talon
wan to deal with tb# licit Ion of tlarery an I the -n?.e
trade aod that of fr*? trade, whiah It cool I not lit il
no d had materially alf-cted tha pro>|iorlty of t on J of
our colonic* It wa* at ooca felt that Parlla n-ot
would not aurren l*r th* right to d*al with th ? <|n ttlon*.
and not wait* lt? pow*ra to a crown aommlmtan
Tb* eourae auggette-d **am*l tmoractleubl* on account
of It* r a*lne*a and the length of time th ?t moat *l*p it
before a report could lot agreed to Mr tliadttona
faintly aupportad dir Win Mol?*worlh but th* tn itl in
wat rejected by a majority of 1TI to *u Kr*th ohjwctlona
are atarted agetnat Mr Moffatt'a Bankrupt and
Inaolrent Mrinbera bill, and It It now thought that hit
object may be obtained lif reaolutlnn, an I not by bill
It It not llke'y that th* n?*aaure can patt, at any rata
during tht* t. aton
Nnplca and dlrlly-Tbr Keith of the II inrbwtia.
Th* conduct of th? >*ap ill tat go?ernm?nt *ln??
they hare obtained p >***?t|.>n of Hiclly, i? an h n< nil
tho*e who knew th* peculiar near* of II mrb in tilth,
predicted It would b* -*ueh at to fully Jintlfy th on
mewioera 01 me tat* meiltaii g lae.-nmeat wti ? rwfil*"d
to treat In any manner with II o.nha or hi* myrtnl 1 >n<
Kaery condition of the capitulation of Polar no ho* o on
Tloiatcd.
.Notwlthatonillng the pnbllcaMnn of the general *01naaty
from which only f >rtjr thraa purm it ware a*,
eluded, naacrol paraon* who h*l ratirad t> Mc??lno.
and whoaa name* did not appear in th? 11at of tha
forty-three. have been arre<t?d ; an I, a n >ng th on, I*
a priaat. tha Abba Allegro A journal tha AVti< #,
hoalng vnntured to eompiain of thta Infraa'lon of thlaw,
ha*. In e?aow>|naa<'? b en ?iippre?-e I. a id it*
editor, M. Nalaflo. boa b-eo o'r?taj o t I lm,irt? mail
Tha liat of ttioa- aa-lnd-I fro n tha a nita-ty h t?
been Inrraaaad In direct tiolition ,.f th t tr?*t.y of capitulation
by the addition of th- nan-- of 4Mn'h-r
perttona. among whom ore tha \lorchi nu? of da nuinrtino,
and aavatol other lolioa.
Intorwattng fram Clrrooal.t.
Adricea from Crebiawnda confirm the t iking of thKtia-lon
fortraaa Maml, onth-Mlica S-o hy tbaf'lraaaalon*
Tha gorrtaon ooo?i??ing of Vh*? m n were
tnkan priannar* with tha otneptioa of lit-ht. wh ? ware
put to d-oth The ancmr ol*o took .vaw mo-ant-, an I |
1 Ml cannon, daatroyad the inial impirtaut pilot* of |
the Ibrtreaa, and then encoinped on a n Ig.tb ring (
height, wber* a fraah encounter with the Uu-.-um wo, |
a a pet tad
i . :
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Ij D.
TWO CENTS.
^ y ?The
American Minister at tlie Entertain*
tient at the Mansion House to Sir 11.
Peel.
The sixth of what may hs termed the state dinners
given by the Lord Mayor during his year of office, aad
the third of the political re-union*, took place on tha
27til ult at the Mansion House. The party to whoa*
honor the present banquet was devoted was that of
which Sir Robert I'eel is the leader, the two political
partiea previously entertained by bis lordship being .
the ministerialists and the protectionists?the liberals *
supposing civic hospitality recognise this fourth pvrty,
yet remain to be JtUed. The dinner was served as
usual in the Kgyptiau-hall. where covers were aid far
about 200.
After the usual loyal toasts had been Iruuk. the a
health of Sir Robert I'eel was proposed, who responded 1
in a feeling speech.in which he reviewed the ev.-ru of 1
his political career from early life, passing a "u I
meniary tribute to many of his eolleagn he
rejoioed te see present, and lamenting t' > >?' j; 1
who had shared the toils and lab rs >n X
had now gone hence Ha took the >vi' ,rl 'V'-i P *
a high euloglurn on hla 1 iraee * o r j ijn,
nnd concluded by proposii' M o .? s, -U
Mayor jf
The Loud Mayor ?owleJ t ompli iien,
and proposed the * , i, i Air .jroft n tjf -foreign
.Ministers, J. '
mr bancrokt . ?. rk ,na w.'- u
cheers. Iloi-nlil i beg to u.y g at -fni #.ftufw
(or tb?NMptlon ??hleb h i biieo n- i>Md P|y
the city of I nndon i? ropre:-n!.uu?* of mw
country, The ye* b an aiv. y? been th?e
friend of \n< M- o; London! It It ttye
nlae where tl . i, ,, ? ha* taken the strongest
h< A fho oily It ia destined to give #
it m? <mpuhe In- ? . ( c luiinerce.anj thu< ta
euient an inliuia c iniie.iti u between two countries
which re V ind tog-i!i*r by the same origin and th?.
same la" uh, ( heeis 1 I have often bad oooa-don
to glT- pre' to sentiment* of the name ktud; but
to-lay ) ' j tne a compliment of the most gratityinp
kliM'n .lowing me to be present on thl* occasion
t , ' on e to a statesman who lu hie public career
lias d igm-hed himself as the advocate of religious
tier; nho bus established coiuineroe ou a safe founilntioi
an well aa established a solid currency?who baft
' inciputed commerce and navigation from the "re
tedious which hound tln-in. and who oy hi* adhesion
to the principles of universal peace has tuitde unto
liitnsc.f a name which will p*-s Ipom un'loo to nV 'VH, ?
and which will Hud w pises In the respect and gratitude
of mnuViiul at large (Loud cheers ) I canaot but add
one word (more? that seeing navigation had now so
narrowed the distance between the two ooiintried. I cannot
but liopo I hut it wull become more tun custom for
British ?iaie in "ii and men of intelligent", who see It to
become acquaint- d with the wonders of foreign 1 inds
will venture to cross the kttantic I canaot but hope
that the lime will ootnewheu Knglish men ami f'.ngli-h
w-einen will become ftciinainted with the Uleghautes as
well as tlie Appeutnvs wben they will visit the highland*
of \ irginia and the hanks of the Hudson the
quay* of Qu< iiec and th? falls of MUgara, during the
short interval when i'arlhiment Is over, as re*illy a*
they iiiiw make hii excursion to Switserlaud or the
Kliitie (i beera ) If they corns to America they will
tiud on the other side of the \tlantlc. I ha 1 almo<t -aid
a heartier and more cordial welcome than It is my duty
to say I hure everywhere found In till* country. (Loud
cheers )
The KiVrdMatOr proposed the health of the llouio
of Peers, coupling with it that of the Karl of Aberdeen.
The I url of tiiiinm. In reluming thinks, assured
bis lordship that the House of Lords could never be indifferent
to the good opinien of the city ot Loudon,
particularly when expressed by its chtet mi gist rate.
The I..mo M ?roR next gave Sir Jams* 'ira'vim and
the House of i ommous, which was acku >wle igod bjr
Sir James Graham.
Thv remaining toa>-ts were fir K. Th"dlg"r and the
bar of krplaod th" Mayors of Manchester, Liverpool,
and Tarn worth which h.trlng been ackouwlodg-d, the
company broke up.
Timly bcttvccii Knrtllnla and A ustrl*.
A ii 111 r iri'm uerne, hi wit' *.tn iii?i . au usances ma
com In ion of peace between Austria nil Sardinia on
Hip lull 'Wing condition* ; 'fb? evacuation of Vlaesao.
(Ilia ; pcyment lo AlutlU of thp expense* ( the war ;
Modeua ttu'l I bruin tu bp r <*? 1 t? I'lpilmont In lieu of
I.om hardy ; an offensive and defensive alliance between
Austria ami t'bJaont, uud ih- laller tu l'uraish a eunliiiirpiit
11 20 wA) men.
I'ortuKKli
CIIA.NQK IN rilK MINISTRY.
Thp Peninsular mall ha* arrived, with letter* from
Llnbon of the IWth Inst.
A chnngu of ministry (for aomn time past expected)
has takpu pl*e?
M l opta I abral I* at th? h ail of the government,
ml hold* olTtrp an President ot the Council anil illulati-r
of ilia Horn* department, ouat Tojal. foreign
Affair*; M Avila ) I nance; M Kelix P Magaibaee,
Justice; i olonel Kprreri, War; M Klorlda, Varlop.
Tbp government. it Ii thought, will be inorp liberal la
Hp policy than when M Co*ta t. abral wa* last in powac
Mlecellaneoue.
Twr Torr or Ron ?l'h? Pope bap rant Dr McHaia
2(i 000 fraiicp tuwarilp the relief of the starring people |
of the Wept, t he poet which conveyed tbla respectable
puin iipwariUof A'loo - war nu t by another bound for
(Jatta wi'h i'31V rontributeii by the people of the diocese
ef Tuaui to the exchequer of tile Holiness,
l Aitrn Starrs Solanao* is tub mi uiti asaWKa*.?
The Al'tghany U S steaiu frigate, ( apt. Hunter, arriretl
from Tunis and off Tripoli, on the 31 at May, alter
laetling at the last mentioned port the newly appointed
American consul, and on the 12th tilt left for Olbraltar
and the I Mid States At I'lvita Vet-.hia tha
steam frigate Princeton Commander kngls At Spetxia,
the t oastltution frigate, i apt tiwynne. acting commodore
At Palermo, the Jamestown, corvette, Commander
Mercer
Cur Madrid correspondent inform* ua that Qaaea
Christina Is dangerou'ly HI at Aranjuei. and that ih
was reported in Madrid on the 22d ult , that aha waa
dead
Messrs. flaring llmthera' Clrcnlar.
Loaoow, June 20. 1849.
t\ e have little change to report in market* slnoa
our lest advice* of 22d instant for moat descriptions
ot produce a regular demand prerali*, and price* ara
fully suppertcd. while coffee ?r,,| cottun hare been la
speculative rr<|Ue*t, and are both dearer By the overisnd
mail, which srrired yesterday, we hare letters
fri in Bombay to 21st May. and < alcetta to 9th May,
with satisfactory commercial account* from both Pre*id<
neie*.
Ami kit ?e Starts The last accounts received from
the I nttcd Mates caused rt*e In price* and this elreu
Distance, coupled with more tramiulllliiag news
from the contilieul. has limited the extent of transaction*,
hut our i|U<tatton* are well maintained.
I. lilted Melt * Ii per reiit bonds of $1 000. lstH. 10W a
10!ex dlv ; ditto inscriptions. 1*07, 10* S, a 101V,
ex div ; ii.lt fi s.w4, New \ ork Slate i's, WA a WT with
div . scarce; ditto I ily 6's, 14 a WA, with div , Pennsylvania
4> sj a *3, with div ; fthio A s. loO a 102. eg
tiit very seafds, Massachusetts 4 s 103,<d a 104. Smith
Car-Una (Palmer'*,) *8 a !?. ii ?",J Maryland ?*,
st- rling. ts a 90 f-J mv , Mississippi (blaater ii '* .'iff,
buyers, do (t nlon) 6s. 2ff buyers; Alabama 4 s, 47 h
48, ditto 4's, sterling. At a 0.1 per cent
Asm IS hate settled down to .'V>* fur both sorts, with
a vtry lindted demand
I ot o* is Is dearer?400 bags Trinidad have been
dispose.i ot from 42s for Inferior grey, to 49* Ad. for
iiu- n u gi n?ii Drar.11 or >ut)> i.I
I orHiartb ?W? notice ?alea of 2"W baga Meileaa
grain at 3? id it T<t t?r allver. and Mack from
o? M a<< b?drig a decline of 2d. a M p-r lb and
about i?kj h?g- lair to g I H'mduraa ailver trout 4*. a
4* 0<l . which art trail/ pilcea
lot hi The d> tuaoil continue# vary active, both
fiitn llio Ir.tde and a pee u I at ra and etp >rtera bar a
alio fain n a ahare At puhlie I air SO cnaks, 000 bags
plantation I ijhn wtrr readily dirpoeed of at 2a adtanrr.
while n 71*1 baga native.at auction, ham realised
.111 a 30* bilaii an irn prot rtiiont of la, and bp
priratr routrart lolly Mono baga have changed bands,
chiefly at Mr a 3'm . uridrr which latter prlen eery
little la lion to be hail Itf oth-r ktada, w* aottca
rain- of lo<> Img- common Java from 31a Gd a 3 # :
SOU lnitr< ko<hI ordinary lilo, at 33? a 34a.; and I J>?)
baga t orta Itlra. at 34a In all thn near pirta of tba
t.oDtlnnnt a g" d drmaad prnvatl < and prto?a am
rtradlly tmprntlug Thn advtc -a fr >m Hatavia, of iAth
Apr 1. fully coettrm pmvinua accounta of a lafr deficiency
In crop, ectimatra ranging from nn*.nurd to
one half
In the corn market there ha? b *en mere activity
thia weak, a* the aupply from tbr farmera. who are
totally engaged with tb? hav harvest. haa bono attremely
scanty, and prices of f.ngliah wheat have lmpreved
2a a 3a per '|uarter. while good qualities 14
foreign may be called 2a. dearer Our etnrk of barrel
flour la moderate, and really good brand of Baltimore
are worth 24* id a 24a per barrel. Western anal,
'23a Cd a 24c Spring corn without material change,
but generally the turu d. arer K?r Indian corn there
Is very little demand, and prlcec hive fallen; prima
Waists arrived, la offered at 31a.. and there ana eager
eallera for ahlpment at 20s per 'planet
( ovine baa been In more general rei|<teat. with muck
leas disposition to ?e|l, prices of American are l, .1 ta
'4d dearer I Bat India aorta have alao improved ,4.
Our aalea eoniiat of 3 SO0 lialea So rat from 1.1 a 4 1,
and tktt balra Vladraa. 8 ,.| a 1,1, with Hit g -'J ulld
kneed*. It 4\d
kt ? la tha ibwne* of public ?al*? we bar*
little change to report In any of our article*
In llrur we hare not heard of any transaction*
Inn. o Further declaration* hare be*a male increasing
the quantity for ?ale loth luly to 13 7W
rhests; it I* highly probable hewerer. that, from want
of time for adequate Inrperti >a. a good deal wilt bar*
t. i,. wnhdrawnI
he lam market coatlnuee without lm;rorem?nt,
and the Iron ma-tern are readily dt?p>?ed to eaecuto
order* for WeUh bar* and rail* at our la?t qu Mali >a.
No change In Scotch pig or foreign
t,?*n In moderate rrqurrt at if* for ordinary
Limiitdari Thin New York, in barrel*, ara riling
at A'T |0?. ; other quailtlw* T \in*retn are *r ircw,
and wonld readily bring Art a id 10* per too, I. aid >a
made A7
On .? Sperm ha* buyer* at C7i but It li gen-rally
h< Id for higher raie*. A cargo of new Seal has a rlred,
hut it I* not on sale ; we quote Pale ill , S nith- n in
deuia-td a* l-f a 'if. a* In quality ; Cod 117 a 17 111*,
I aim offering at 30* ; Cocoa .Nut. Ill* a 3d* , Lin*** I,
ic* on the epot and li* dd n id*. for forward in oitaly
il? 11 r? ry
Hu i. -The market ha* b-en quiet through tne week,
the ealea not etceedlng 3u00 b.*gs. from u >?l ? 10- dd.
for low and broken to good white Bengal ?f Vd tier -?-f
I arolliiaat *ale to-day only It were (old. nt tUt 04
SaLirriaa Little dupositiou to purchase at prrwat,
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