Des Moines courier. ([Ottumwa] Iowa) 1848-1854, 1849-11-23
Arrival of the Cambria.
IMPORTANT NEWS FROM EU.
NEw YoRK. Nov. 12-p. M.

DClWCCu DOStOu dtu lNCW IOihs hCpt US
without news till to-day. 8j
In relation to the extradition of the
Hungarian refugees. the attitude assumed
by France and England places the Gear
on the horns of a dilemma, he having
no other alternative than to fight OF cease
bullying; he has, however, chosen a more
pacific course. It was reported at Pa
ris, on the 25th October; that the French
Ambassador at ST. Petersburg had for
warded dispatches to his Government,
in,imating a change in the hostile deter
mination of Russia in its disagreement
with Turkey upon the subject of the ex-
tradition of the Hungarian refugees; SO
far from forcing matters to extremities,
Russia expresses itself anxious to settle
the difficulty quietly, provided n war
like interference was threatened on the
part of England. The same runor was
prevalen, at Vienna on the 2lst.
Turkey.
The change Of creed of Benz, Dem.
binski and others is confirmed. The
English. squadron has lief, the Adriatic for
the neighborhood of the Dardenalles, at
the request of Sir Stratford Canning
the Austrian fleet, consisting Of frigates
and briggs, is under sail for the Darde-
Males: at Sebastopol there was a Russian
fleet of 90 vessels. only four hours sail
from the mouth Of the B~osphorus. The
Turkish fleet is anchored across the
mouth Of the Bosphorus TO defend the
passage. The Turkish army in Walla-
CHA. under the command of Omer Pa
cha, had been ordered back to Constan-
tinople. The Dutch Zeitung contains a
letter from Constantinople, of the 9Th
instant, announcing the arrival in the
Bosphorus of a British fleet of observa-
ton; a salute of 20 guns was fired by
the Turkish shipsin honor of the British
flag.
Austria and Hungary.
1t is said that Haynau has r~esignedhis
post in consequence of the Emperor
having ordered the executions to be stop
ped; he complained bitterly of his au.
thority having been ~disregarded by those
who shot Bethyany, it having been his
express orders that he should be hung
According to accounts from Pesth, the
crown Of Hungary is now in England,
whittier it was sent by Kossuth. Sy-
mese having executed the commission
for KossutlL the rumor that he had rob.
bed Kossuth of JewelrX % the afternoon
of the 10Th inst, IS thus Explained. A
rcodrier had arrived at Pes,h from Wen
ma with orders to stop the butcheries in
that city. The organization of the Aus
trian army is going on with great actiyi-
ty. The nephew of the unfortunate
Bethyany has been forced to enlist as a
private huzzar in an Austrian regiment.
Dembinski's sister and brother-in law
were arrested in Cracow on the l7lh-
they never interfered in politics.
Prussia.
The convention between the Courts of
Prussia and Austria was ratified on the
18th inst, at Vienna-the exchange OF
the act of ratification took place on the
day following, when the Arch Duke John
announced his intentioRSf rssighiHA his
.QficeSs soon AZ me 6ther herman gov
ernmehts- had assembled in copvenkp H 4
One hundss and sixty Hungarian Off
sers are. expected TO ship themselves at
Bremen for New Orleans.
Denmark. "a
The Duchies, by a declaration, dated
18th October, to the clergy of Schles wig,
positively refuse to recognize the govern
ment commission. q
Gen. Chucara has resigned the office
of Grand Lieutenant General Of the Ro.
man army, on the ground that he had en-
gagged TO serve a constitutional prince and
not an absolute government. Mnch ex.
element prevails in the city; several
young men had been arrested for singing
the Marseilles hymn in the streets. and
now instead of singing the people indulge
in prose compositions. Placards with
numerous letters Of .sdeath to the infa-
nous red triumvirate," cover the walls.
Several attempts on the lives of French
officers have been made.
Naples and Sicily.
The violence of the Government was
on the increase. II is reported that a
regicide association has been discovered
in which are Implicated 10000 persons.
Ali attempt to arrest Prince Gidecorni
produced such an impression in Naples,
that all the shop doors were shut and the
city deserted. A special committee was
selected from the judges of various tribu.
mails, and appointed to try the thousands
of political offenders, by whom the pris-
ons are now filled. The American fri
gates independence and Cumberland
were in port, under the command Of
Commodore Morgan.
France.
The leading features in the debates o
the French Assembly have been the ad
journed disposition of credit for the Ro-
man expedition, which it was thought
would involve the resignation and change
of Ministry in France. Eighteen of the
June insurgents have been tried during
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