The examiner. [volume] (Louisville, Ky.) 1847-1849, 1848-11-18

OF Austria and Syris, in which he refers the pre-
sent disastrous state Of things TO the restless in
trgues OF faction, and earnestly exhorts them 10
remain true TO their Emperor and TO the law.
Prussia.
Intelligence has been received from Berlin To
the 23d. On the 23d the Poesin question was de-
bated in The Assembly, and was decided, after a
stormy discussion, in favor Of the non-separation
of the Grand Duchy into Polish and German
part. and consequently In favor OF its non-annexa-
ton to the German Confederation, by majority
Oft.
The commander ofthe Burgher Guard has issued
another proclamation, 10 which he states that he
eniertaines firm confidence that q reconcillia-
ton between the Burgher Guard and the workmen
will be effected soon, and that he trusts further
disturbances of public quiet will take place. The
adinonition addressed 10 the workmen in this pro-
clamation is very warmly expressed, and shows
that, nevertheless, strong apprehensions are enter
tanned that another collision between the Burgher
Guard and the workmen might ensue. These ap-
Prehensions are BY no means unfounded, and II Is
considered that much excitement still prevails
among the workmen.
TuRIN.-The Chamber oil Deputies at Turin, de-
cided on the 21st in favor of motion for the pro-
ongatioD OF the armistice with Austria. The Cen
trail German Power has, il is said, proposed the
following as asettement of the Italian question:
That Lombardy should remain attached 10 the I'm
peral Crown OF Austria, but that il might, at the
same time, form part of the Italian Diet which the
Ming OF Sardinia wishes TO create, in conjunction
with the Porte and the Grand Duke ofTuscany.
In this way, Lombardy would hold the same rela-
tion to Italy that the Duehy Of luxembourg holds
The Turin parliament decided on the Oath inst =,
by large majority, against resumption Of the
war.
Intelligence dated Allessandria CPiedmont,) the
18th instant, states that an instruction had bro
out against the AustIians at Milan. Radetski had
mined the palaces and the cathedral, and threaten
ed TO blow them up. This did not, however, pre-
vent the exasperated people from attacking the
military. Several lives were lost, and the whole
city rose in arms. The tocslns were sounding
from every O~ei, una seapIete confusion pre-
vailed.
Naples and Sicily.
A letter from Naples of the 14th inst, says
The negotiations relative 10 the affairs Of Sicily
are going on with great activity, and according TO
The reports In circulation at the present moment
the representatives. OF France and England have
great hopes OF bringing the parties 10 an under
standing. The plan at present is, that Sicily
should be raised into vceroyalty, with the second
son Of the King as hereditary Viceroy. The Eng
lish and French squadrons are still here, and the
admirals Of the two fleets are in frequent cormu-
litical nature
spain.
Madrid journals of the Dist have arrived
A despatch has been received from the civil
chief of Tortosa, announcing the death of the
Charist Commander Forcadsll. He had been i'll
for some time.
Holland.
The HAsUE.--In the Cholera Hospital at this
place Al patients have been received; Of these Is
I.NTr lid a. l.
still under treatment.
The CHoLERA.-The following is the statement
of cholera cases reported yesterday 10 the general
board Of health. II is made up tot O'Clock, p. NJ.
GwYDYR-HorsE, WHITEHALL, Oct %, 1SlS.
One case in the Model Lodging-house, Glass
house yard.
One case at Doncaster.
Several cases at Pekham-number not yet
known.
Markets.
LONDON MONEY MAEKEr-Oot. q. 2 o'clock.-Pub-
nc securities have been buoyant. ConSos opened az S4a
have been done al So, but Of the bulls realizing
ket Is finn. The extreme rsies for money have been So
a. the Three per Cent Reduced SO Il the Three and
Quarter per Cent sss to s Bank stoe lS7 the June
Exchequer bill % AZ and the March 70 i5 Spanish Three
per Cents 22ti Brazil old 7a Russian st Dutch Two
and-a haIf per cerItss23 4.
moderate demand for cotton has prevailed The present
low prices for all descriptions Of cotton do not offer in
duoement 10 spinners TO purchase beyond the supply Of
their present wants, and although exporters Continue TO
operate TO fair extent the total sales of the week do
exceed p. co. bales American OF all descriptions 10
very freely offered, and in prices generally slight de
cline has been submitted to, and quotations for fair
dueed per 10. To-day the market IL hrmer; sales
5000 bales including 40 uplands By auction at steady
prices: 500 American have been taken speculation
and so for export.
LIVERPOOL Cots MARKET, Oct. 2s.-The large arm
walls OF wheat have had depressing effect; Western
nal -four quoted al 9Os Philadelphia and Baltimore s9s
g. - IL. "a ueT hein