The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1848-11-24
Foreign News.
From the Baltimore Sun of Nov 10.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. AMERICA

From the Baltimore Sun of Nov. 10.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. AMERICA.
SEVEN DAYS LATER FROM EUROPE.
New YORK, NV. 8, 10 A. ~.
The steamer America arrived q, hei
wharf at very early hour this morning,
after passage Of less than twelve days
Her adsIces are one week l.ef her day q
sailing being the 2S,h ult.
FRANCE.
General CavaigDac's new Cabinet has
already sustained defeat 10 the Assembly 4,
and m amendment to the constitution, rcla-
tive 10 the army, upon which an issue Vas
raised, was decided agains; them by ma.
loriy Of 523. The discussion on he con.
sltuiiun has been terminated. Ga The 25Ih
Marrss,, PresIdon, Of he Assembly, issued
decree for the election Of the President Of
The people, on the lob Of NJ,emhaf It
was carried by maj9rty oil 800. This
result has caused the greatest surprise
The contest for the presidency has become
very exciting. The ultra Democrats, anx.
ious for Immunity among themselves, are
prepared 10 oct With cnncofd. Lamar;ine
has publicly declined being considered
candidate.
IRELAND.
Intelligence from D1b!ia states that
O'i}fen, NleIghcf, iie Manus aud O'D0n
oghue, have had their sentence Of death
ccmm,ted To transportation for lie. Ia
Dougis' case the jury had rot returned a
verdict.
The country was 10 the mos: deplorsbls
condition from the failure OF the potatoe
crop and grsin crop. The poor continued
10 suffering condition from the want Of
employment.
SPAIN.
The crisis 10 this country APPEARS to
have passed. Naryaes has returned to
/ power, and the King consort established al
lie head Of The household afer long pc
Rod If enlargement.
RUSSIA.
/ Fresh Disturbances broke on, in Berlin
on the l6.h ul;., and after Toll. came to a
climax Oh he lS.h. The cause was an
attempt upon the part OF some mechanics
! 10 break up some machinery invented for
labor saving.
| The troops were ordered OH, and con.
/ tinued with considerable loss OF life. Their
opponents fighting vigorously under the
shelter Of barbados. The k,pg has posi-
,yely refused TO accept the designations
iendesed him by his ministry.
AUSTRIA.
/ Affairs have not yet come to crisis in
j Austria. Nearly the entire population
| have resolved 10 hold GU, TO the last, come
what will. About 1000 persons had
Quilted Vienna since the Ga ult., and the
city was boslnnin. TO assume the appear
ance of DETERMINATIONS were strength.
ened and outpos,s extended. The peasant
rs and country people are ilJeking into the
city Ia great numbers, entering along the
MussdorI line, all other approach being cut
oil b. the besieglng forces. Aisperg, after
leaving The sotburbs, ne joined Jellachick ;
ard together they had a menacing front al
their old position. Ga the 6 h uli., the
commandinl OF the National Guard issued
placard, aunouncin. that the Hun.arians,
under Game and Morizl, had crossed the
Austrianlrout aud we're advancing agans,
JalIachck. The placard added that there
sou'd be sangunary battle in The vicinity
OF Vienna; IN view OF which a strong force
was posted al Beividefe.
The Hungarian amy was set down at
65 600 men. 1t was weakened by tho de.
settion of two reginets o: hnssars, who
went 10 indeTsrhgraz, and had in consc.
guence fallen back.
Wnderschgra'2 had taken possession Of
the Island OF L1bau, in The DAuuba, Qrom
which Napoleon Tough, the batllos Of Esslins
and Wagran,) aud had collected there
) 600 men. Provisions were beginning
10 be scarce about Vienna. 4 the last
accounts no engagements bad taken place
between the Choats aud Hlngarlans.
TIE MARKETS.
CorroN-The cotton market has been
further depressed. All descriptions Of
American grades are offered freely a,
per ID. lowe than he ILbornia 5 quotations,
O, the day OF sailing, the market was
somewhat hsWcr, win an improved TONE
Sale for the week did nc, exceed Is 600
! bales.
A, Liverpool on that day, bteads.uff,
we're rather depressed from the large ar.
rivals of gtaln which had entered during
the week.
We learn from the Sun ,ha, Mr. Ban
croft, our Minister to London, has effected
a reciprocal postal arrangement: with the
British Government. 1t is understood .ha
under this arrangement, postage on letters
weighing half an ounce, across the A'lsnsic
wili b twenty cents, to Be paid 10 the vesse
performing the service, two cents fos del,v
cry a, the post office, and the additions
inland postage Of either country, according
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