The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-10-19
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Additional European Intelligence
RECEIVED BY THE
NIAGARA AT HALIFAX
the IMPORTANT NEWS FROM TURKEY.
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The Eject In France Of the Dismissal
Of Nj. P0uSsin.
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THE REFUSAL OF TIE GAR OF RUSSIA TO
RECEIVE THE FRENCH AMBASSADOR.
TIDINos OF SIR JOHN FRANKLIN.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
Anti Rentism in ireland,
&C.. dSe., &c.
the IMPORTANT NEWS FROM TURKEY

The tslegrsphio wires between Bangor and Sackvils
were repaired yesterday and the remainder Of the Eu
ropsan nsws brought to Halifax BY the Niagara and
-ceived ct Ssckvls by our overland express, do
spstched to this city. 1t is annexed -
the Important News from Turkey.
THE COALITION OF ENGLAND AND FRANCE AGAINST
RUSSIA AND AUSTRIA ON THE TURKISH QUESTION.
The Paris Journal dee DeJats, of Thursday, the 4th
inst, says
We are glad to learn that England and France are
most cordially united in their determination TO support
their ambassadors In the advice given
by them to the Porte respecting the extrsdton Of the
Hungarian refugees; and note has been drawn up by
these TIVE powers of most energetic character which,
1t is thought will have considerable weight with the
Emperors of Russia and Austria.
The firm language of the London papers, with re-
ference to this question: noticed with great sasfac
tion by the DsJats.
The Russian special envoy to the Porte Prince Rad.
xval Who by the way, is Pole, has returned to St.
Petersburg to tell his tale of disappointment to the
Car.
The present commissioner In the Danuban provinces
Fuad Ensndi has been sent by the Sultan the Gar
to anticipate Prince Rsdzivas statement and tho at
tention Of al Europe is snxiously directed to the
nerth, to learn the issue Of the affair.
The Sultan has countsrmanded his voyage to Smyrna
and the Archipelago.
The army Of Rumslia the province bordering on the
Baltic and Marmora Seas and tho Archipelago, Is Or
dered to hold tsef In readiness and the local troops
are being embodied.
There reason doubt but that the best accord
prevails between the English and French cabinets
and, 1t Is said, that powerful French and English
squadron win be ordered int the Mediterranean forth
WITH to be ready for any emergency pending the
Of this absorbing question.
Important from France.
MEETING OF THE LEGISLATIVE AssKMBLy-THH KP-
FEET OF THE NEWS OF M. PoUssN's DISMISSAL
FROM THE UNITED sTArEs-THK FAILURE OF eK-
NERAL LAMoRIcKRE's MISSION TO RussIA-our-
BREAK IN DIPLOMACY.
The Legislative Assembly resumed its sittings on
the LIST inst, NJ Dupin in the chair and $50 members
In attendance
The proceedings were simply Of formal character,
NJ Dc Tocqusville having demanded additional sx-
rsordinsry credit Of 600 prossby 400 ooo francs
besides the sums already voted for the expenses Of the
Roman Intervention until the 3lst December next The
Minister did not anticipate the period when the troops
would he Withdrawn but he assured the Assembly that
the results already obtained justified the an
occupation glorious for the French army would be
speedily terminated
The proceedings of the Assembly on wednesday
were devoid Of interest.
Inc Suspension % nfereorse befreen France and fine
ries caused ~uch sensation in Pari, wke fret annoueed
1u rmcr haring goinsd general belief that Ensand had
offered her Mediation, that feeling eonsidraby su5sded
Ii 10 reported that M MnTsa % or M TRirr, pin .,
sent 10 Washington, in n, place Of NJ Poussia.
General Lamoreiere's mis6ion to Russia has proved
sompets failure lie has left Sc. Petersburg on his
return to Paris without being permitted to present his
credentials to the Czar, the ambassador OF the
French republic. General Lamoriciers therefore re-
turns to France without having had opportunity Of
speaking sne word TO the Emperor political matters,
and the Only memorial he will bring back OF his
sion, the recollection Of sundry reviews and the
splendid suit Of Circasan arnor presented to him By
Nicholas Immediately after his arrival at the Imperial
headquarters.
Considering that the President Of the republic went
40 far In his endeavors TO procure favorable reception
FOR General Lsmoricere to Danish the unfortunate
Polish refugees and his determination to 20 heart and
hand with England IN resisting so prepesterous d..
Smsnd-Gmeaning probably that made on Turkey 10
give up the Hungarian ref,ssesI
Interesting from Rome
sHE PorE's MANrFEsTo-rrs EXPECTS IN ROME
InE FRENCH rRooPs---ANrrcTrATED REVOLUTION.
The manifesto Of the Pope has appeared In official
FORM and has been received with feelings Of deep dis
appointment II not resentment, IN all quarters.
This feeling especially participated In by French
soldiers, several Of whom put under arrest
for having torn down, otherwise deced the copies
OF the manifesto sfxed TO the walls The amnesty In
particular, was made the object Of popular odum.
The attitude Of the French military authorities IL quite
expestast; awaits orders from Paris but disspproves
de faco the measures ordered By the Pspal govern
ment; and whilst the cardinals dare not walk the
streets Of Rome for fear Of encounerng the popular
fury the victims marked out by their inqusitoria de-
-srees, walk about freely.
The Pope, relying upon Austria or Spain, or both,
and being promised funds from Russia seems TO imagine
that public opinion win come over TO his side, and
thus shuts his eyes to thu most oh vious consequences
The debates on the subject In the French Chambers
snxiouy looked for and should the French troops
be Withdrawn from the Papsl states there strong
10 be spprehended that fresh rsroiuon vouid
smmediat,iy breah forth.
Affairs In Austria.
The REPORTED SURRENDER OF CoMoRN-IHE RU-
MOpFD DEATH OF oFoRaFy.