The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1849-11-16

The Cambria arrived at Boston, on
Saturday morning last, and we append
below an abstract Of the intelligence
brought by her. She brought so passen-
gers.
RUssIA.-ln relation TO the extradilion
of the Hungarian refugees from Turkey,
tho attitude assumed by France and Eug-
land has put tee Czar On The horns Of a
dilemma, he having no other alternative
than to fight or cease bullying. Hehas
chosen a more pacific course. 1t was re.
ported in Paris on the 25th Of Oct, that
tho French Ambassador at St. Peters.
burgh has forwarded dispatches to his
government intimaring change in the
hostile determination of Russia in its dis
agI cement with Turkey upon the subject
Of exlradili0n. Su far from forcing mat
ters 10 extremities. Russia expressed it.
sell anxious to settle the difference qui.
etly, provided no warike Interference
was threatened on the part Of England
The same rumor was prevalent i'll Vienna
ON the 2lst Oct.
TURKEY.-The change of creed of
BEN, DembinSki aud others is confirmed.
The English squadron has left the Adri-
attic for the neighborhood of the Darda-
neles. AT the request of Sir Stratford
Canning. the Austrian fleet, consisting of
frigates and bngs, is under sail for the
Dardanelles. Al Sebastopol there was ii
Russian fleet Of 26 vessels only 4 hours
sail from the mouth of the Bosphorus.
The Turkish fleet is anchored across tine
Bosphorus at The narroweSt point, To de.
lend the passage. The Turkish army in
WalIachia, commanded by Omar Pacha,
has been ordered back to ConStantinople.
The French fleet, consisting of l6 vessels
of the line, 2 frgates and steamers with
5000 men and 600 guns, is under weigh
for the Dardaneles.
AUSTRIA AND HUNGARY.-Iti is said that
Haynau has resigned his post in conse-
quence Of the Emperor having ordered
executions to be stopped. He complain-
ed bitterly Of his authority having been
disregarded by those who shot Bathyany,
it having been his express order that he
should be hanged.
According to reports from Pesth the
crown of Hungary is now in England,
whittier it was sent by Kossuth. See
mere executed the commission for Kos
suth. This explains the rumor that SEE
mere had robbed Kossuth of his jewelry
On the afternoon of the 18th inst. cour.
Ter arrived at Pesth from Vienna with or
ders to stop the butcheries in that city
The organization of the Austrian army
is going on with great activity. Dem
binski's sister and brother in-law were
arrested in Cracom on the l7th. They
had never inle;lered in politics.
PRUssA-The convention between
the Courts Of Prussia and Austria wal
ratified on the 18th October, at Vienna
The exchange Of acts of ratification tool
place on the day following, when lh,
Arch Duke John announced the intention
of resignlng his Office as soon as the 9th
T. er German governments had assenled Il
= the convention.
. One hundred and sixty Hungarian Of
1 iicers are expected to ship themselves a
Bremen for New Orleans.
RoME.-Gen. Cucchi has resigned tn,
grade OF Lieut.. General ofthe Roman ar
! my, on the ground that he had engage,
to serve a constitutional Prince, and no
an absolute government. Much excite
= ment prevails in the city, Several youn
i men have been arrested for singing lh
/. Marselles Hymn On the street, lnitoa
h of singing, the people now indulge i
prose recilations. Placards, with enol
1t nous letters Of Death to the priest,
/ death To the red lrumvirate," cover tn
walls. SeveraI attempts on the lives ,
, French officers have been made.
NAPLES AND SicILY.-The violence Il
L the Government was on the increase. |
is reported that regicide associations hat
been discovered, in which 10000 pei
n sous are implicated. The attempt To al
a rest Prince San Giacoma produced sue
!. an impression in Naples, that the sho
/. doors were shut aud the city deserted
, A special commission elected from til
judges of the various tribunals, had bee
> appointed to try the thousands Of polil
1t cal offenders, by whom the prisons ar
d filled. Two American frigales, lndc
a pendence aud Cumberland, were in por
under Com. Morgan.
FRANCE-The leading features in til
u u weeks debate in the Assembly have bee
b the adjourned discussion Of credits f
h, the Roman Expedition, which it wa
he thought would involve the resignatio
., ~ aud change of Ministry in France. Eigl
Of teen Of the June insurgents have bee
r tried during the last few days. AT LN
!" ons Disturbances ofa serious nature too
i place.
We 1t is stated that the Sultan has granite
Us Lamartine, graiuitously, an immense tra
of country, situated in fertile plain will
ne in few hours ride of Smyrna.
ch ENGLAND. - Lord Dudley Stewart h,
published in the London Daily News, q
~. "o appeal to the mothers, wives, and daug
he ters of England, to furnish home fi
ri Kossuth, and extend to him a WELDON
becoming the British race who are Il
"a .a friends of Freedom. Abbot Lawrenc
rv the American Minister, was introduce
On to the Queen at Windsor Castle, at
so presented his credentials. Sir Hem
=. Bulwer took leave ofthe Queen prior
ne departing as Ministerto the United State
.al Sixty wrecks took place in Great Bl
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