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Neu York, Nor. y, p. M-The Cambria has
arrived.
In relation TO the extradition Of the Hungarian
refugees, the attitude assumed by France and Eng
land places the Gar on the horns of a dilemma
he having other alternative than 10 fight OF
cease bullying he has, however, chosen a more
,acIfic course. Il was reported in Paris on the
18th October. that the French Ambassador at ST.
Peiersburgh had forwarded dispatches 10 his Co.
lyernmenI. intimating change in the hostile de-
Termination Of Russia in its disagreement with
Turkey upon the subject of the extradi,on of The
Hungarian refugees; so far from forcing matters
10 exlremties. Russia expresses itself ANXIOUS 10
settle the difficulty quietly, provided no wariike
interference was threatened on the part OF Eng
land.
Turkey.-The change Of creed of Bem. Dem
bnski and others is confirmed. The English
squadron has left the AdriaIic for the neghborhood
OF the Dardaneles, at The request of Sir S.ratford
Canning. The Austrian feet, is under sail for
the Dardanelies; at Sebasopol there was Rus
sian feet of 26 vessels, only four hours saiI from
the mouth Of the Bosphorus. The Turkish feet
is anchored across the mouth of the Bospaorus to
defend the passage. The Turkish army il Walla-
CHA, under the command of Omer Paoha. had
been ordered back 20 Constantinople. Tie Dutch
Zeitung contains letter from Constantilop!e. of
the S.h instant announcing the arrival in the Bos
phorus of British feet of observation a salute
of % guns was fired by the Turkish ships in hon.
or OF the British flag.
Austria and HuEgary.-ltIis said that Havnau
has resigned his post in consequence of the En-
peror having ordered the executions to be stopped;
ne complained bitterly OF his authority frying dis
regarded by those who shot Bethany; : having
been his express orders that he should De hung.
According TO accounts from Pesth, the crown of
Hungary is now in England, whittier il was sent
by kossuth. a courier had arrived at Pslh from
Il L
city. The organization of the Austrian army is
going on with great activity. Dembinsk's sister
and brother-in-law were arrested in Cncow on
the l7th-they never interfered in politics
ROme.-GeneraI Chucara has resigned he office
of Grand Lieutenant General of the Roman n army.
on the ground that he had engaged to serve con.
sttutIonal prince and not an absolute government
Much excitement prevails in The city; several
young men had been arrested for singing the Mar
saIIies hymn in the streets, and now instead of
singing the people indulge in prose compositions
Placards with numerous letters of " death TO the
nfa nous red triumvirate," cover the walls. Sew
eral attempts on the lives of French ofhcers have
been made.
Naples and SiciIg-The violence of the Govern
ment was on the increase. 1t IS reported that
regcide association has been discovered 10 which
are implicated 10000 persons. An attempt 10 ar
res, Prince Gidecorni produced such an impress
sion in Naples. that all the shop doors were smut
and the CITY deserted. a special commssion was
selected from the Judges OF various triounis and
annoin,ed TO try the thousands of political offend
ers by whom the prisons are now hlied. The
American frigates Independence and Cumberland
were in port, under the command OF Commodore
Morgan.
France-The leading features in the debats of
the French Assembly have been the adJouned
disposition of cred. for. the Roman expedithn,
w-sch it thought would involve the reslgrs
ftlon ~ change of Ministry in France. Eightee1
of tne 'u- insurgents have been tried during th
last Few Gays Lyons. Disturbances OF a seriou
nature occurred asRhiems on the 2lst ult. Lord
Normandy has freene- ne-sscorrespondenc with the
President of the PubIc,-sssed bv the Jealousy
of Theirs, who says that FrescS honor and feel.
ings are rendered subservient to fos.isners. Mon1
de Pfes'gny. who was sent 10 'ienh'',ser the II