Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1849-10-11
Foreign News per Canada.
New YoRK. Oct. 4, BPM,

NEW DIRK, Oct. i, u +. NJ, .
The Canada arrived at Halifax yes
lerday morning at nine and one-fourth
O'Clock, making the passage in ten days.
ENGLAND--The weather has been
very wet in England, bul has not ma
tcrally affected the crops. The late
downward tendency in the Corn mar
kei has been checked and slight ad,
vance has taken place. This reaction
has been caused by the unavoidable re.
ports Of the potato disease. Hop pick.
ing in England had been disastrous, and
great efforts were made by the hop
growers TO procure relief from Govern
ment. A favorable change had taken
place in the bills of mortality from chol-
era throughout England; the cases have
declined one.half Since the commence.
ment Of the disease thirteen thousand
persons have been swept away in Lon.
don. In Ireland the potato disease is,
beyond doubt, extending into several
districts, although it has not by any
means become general. .,.. aa-
FRANcE.--A good deal ofatlention is
directed to the metropolitan council OF
clergy, which has commenced its sitting
at Paris. Almost all the Bishops and
distinguished clergy in France are as
sisling at the council. The cholera APP
pears to have permanently diminished
in France. The conspira,ors of June
1919, are to be tried at Versailles on
the 10Th October ....- ..-..
Papers received this morning an.
nounce the unexpected intelligence of
the resignation of the Dutch ministry
en- mosSe. After nights delberation
The King accepted The res gnalion, and
gave. Instructions for the formation Of
another cabinet. The circumstances
which led 10 this result have not trans.
pred H.a . a...- I'm. .-...
AUSTRIA AND lIuNGARY.--Comorn
was well proyisioned, and garrisoned
by thirty thousand men, in state of
complete discipline. The officers held
a meeting and resolved, by large ma.
jorily, not to surrender. According to
the Vienna journals, eighty thousand
men arc to besiege Comorn; the bonn.
bardment was 10 commence on the 18Th
when the Ausirans occupied a great
part of the island Schuit, without re-
sislance; but part Of the IIungarians
were strongly entrenched before the
fortress, and expected 10 give The Aus
trians battle. Ii was rumored in vi.
emma, that Benz had fallen into the hands
of the Russians. A number of IIunga.
rian officers had been put to death al
Arad and Tinisvar, some by hanging =
Russian ambassadors from Nicholas had
arrived at Constantinople, demanding
The surrender Of the Hungarian officers
kossuth, Dembinski, Deseyel, Messmar.
asses, and their companions. A Rus
sian General had also arrived, his mis-
sion being 10 bully The Sultan into com
pliance with their demand. The Turk.
ish cabinet resolved not 10 surrender
The refugees to either the Russian or
Austrian Government; this decision
being communicated 10 the Sultan, he
declared, in the most expressive and de.
lermined manner, that the refugees
should not be given up, let consequcn.
ces be wha, they might, We trust, SAYS
a leading Londoi paper, that Lord Pal.
merson will do lis duty as nnby as the
Sultan has done his--,hat Russia and
Austria will be giv.n TO understand,
that war with Turkey for such cause,
means war with + ngland. We are re.
joiced TO find that Kossulh and his com.
patriots are furnished with passports
from the English embassadnr, and trust
that every assistance will be given to
support the INDEPENDENCE Of the Sultan
against the attacks of Russia and the
vassals Of Austria.
The latest Intelligence to the London
Sun announces that Pelerwarden sur.
rendered to the Imperial forces on the
9Th ul'lmo. Part Of the Magyars deci.
ded TO hold bu,still, bu, minority over.
ruled them. -E. Fin.
SUMMARY.
The Pope has Quilted Gaeta and pro-
ceedcd to Naples, where his reception
was of the most striking and popular