The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1849-10-30
FOREIGN.
From the New York Journal Of Commerce, Oct a.
NEWS NY THE EUROPA.


all Europe was. what would be taken by the EN-
peror OF Russia in consequence of the refusal Of Turkey
70 deliver up for sacrifice the Hungarian refugees II he
should make war on Turkey, (Which is deemed improba
be the latter would be sustained by the joint power Of
England and France.
1t is curious to observe the intimaton of French
paper that the United States may be acting in concert
with Russia for the Acknowledgement Of Turkey, &c,
This fair offset for the suggestion, say
icon WAS u ns
liberty in the United States.
The cholera has in great measure subsidized through
out Europe.
LONDON Oct. IL. (evening) The English funds 10 day
have Remained without alteration. Consos for money
M % Ana s1Sa
Per cesss sst 2 India ,toSE ~ 70 10 India bonds
This Hungarian Refugees.
The Question Of Peace or War to Europe
Since the suspension Of diplomatic intercourse between
the allied powers and the Sublime Porte, the consular
business OF Russia and Austria has been transacted by
eced IN The waters Of the Bosphorus and in he harbor
q the Golden Horn anu between the entrance to the
Black sea and The Propons, or sea Of Marmora there
IL ships OF the line at anchor, fully equipped and
plenufully supplied with and provisions In the
army, of 100000 soldiers assembled round the Turkish
sb and the sensfe and hs On oaohas nay
his command, were constantly moving about to inspect
the troops.
portions OF the Greek population in the neghborhood
Constantinople
Some OF the refugees at Widdm have adopted the
Nahomeden faith, in order to themselves against
any danger OF being delivered to the Russian government
letter. dated the 25h ut states that, before entering
the Turkish territory, Official assurances given by
the Turks to Kossuh, that he and his fellow refugees
welcome guests and should be allowed to proceed
70 any part OF the world The refugees were subsequent
~ alarmed by intelligence that the Russian and Austrian
ENJOYS had demanded the delivery Of the Poles and Hun
garans and that council had decided in favor OF grant
ing The demand though the Turkish ministers strongly
opposed il but thai ali admitted that none who should
embrace the Moslem faith could possibly be delivered TO
ndels. The ministry despatched reverend mollah 10
state OF the case whilst morous friends in Constantine
pie recommended the adoption OF the suggestion as the
only means o. salvation. No words express the
sternation OF the community at this intelligence. Many
OF the Hungarans exclaimed Better tine Russians than
the Auslrians-betier Mahomedanism than the Rus
camp embracing Islamsm. A council of the chiefs
was Immediately held at Kossuths, where Benz al
once declared that his life was devoted to hostility
suggestion. The mollah promised at the same time
the maintenance OF their rank, and the liberal al.
lowance customary in the Turkish armies: Generals
kmeilet and Steen came TO the same resolution; and
several personages for temporising When Kos
sulhs turn came 10 speak, he briefly reminded his com
strange land where all authoritative bonds were sun
ucred, each one was at liberty to according his
own views; but that for his part. welcome, il needs be-
the g6bet, but the tongue that ares 10
make hum infamous proposition. Guyon the Irish
genea followed, declaring that no human power should
induce him g swallow even bunch Of grapes apon com
equally determined The example OF their chiefs was 90
elective that OF about 400 soldiers and 40 officers who
the soldiers to changed their inisnon and there
remained only three generals and some twenty officers
step; and it is said, the name ofAmIrah, and
becomes three tailed pasha with the Turks who have
an exalted opinion OF his military genius Kossuh has
written very eloquent letter his present position
Lord Palmerson which we give entire in another part Of
this paper.
r,erfc viii he INNS nton ytaft, "a
thought reach the Turkish capital about the 10th or 18th
OF October Apprehending that the decision of the Gar
ly impatient 10 learn the effect produced upon the cab
nets OF Loadon and Paris by the bearing Of their repre-
senatives at the Sublime Porte. q" cannot be denied"
English anu FreHch embassadors) have strongly pledged
themselves to the government of the Sultan and thai
the hopes which they have thus inspired should be
realized they would have TO reproach themselves for
having contributed to precpate the Porte into position
OF imminent danger But this is question OF humanity
and honor; IL is question, moreover, of resisting the
constantly increasing influence OF Russia in the East
and surely these are motives more than sufficient de-
termne England and France TO approve the conduct OF
Public opinion at Constantinople had already sane
toned the efforts OF the ambassadors of the great
powers, and IN the course Of the week the Sheka Islam
The bead Of the corps ectaiqus several members OF
the Mahomed.a Clergy, and large number Of public
Of all casses repaired to the residences OF
late them upon their energetic and resoue conduct and
TO thank them for the support which they had afforded
the lurkleu government.
The Times correspondent, writing from Paris in the
middle OF the week, says the note addressed by the
English government 10 lis ambassador at ST. Petersburg
on the subject Of ConstaninopIe and copies of which
have been communicated TO the representatives OF Great
Britain in Vienna, Consantnople, and Paris is docu-
ment worthy oil the ministers OF great and free country II
rs, am assured couched in firm but moderate terms n
contains not single harsh expression threat calculated
TO wound the susceptibility of the Emperor Nicholas while
It announces the determination OF the government 10
support the Porte against all exgences that would com.
promise the dignity OF an Independent sovereign Lord
Palmerson has likewise sent proper instructions to Sir
Stratford Canning and has placed the Mediterranean
feet at his exceencys disposal and which has by tbis
in all probability, sailed for the Dardanelles am NOT
that any direct orders addressed by the gov
eminent to the admiral to that effect though much was
lett to that officers discretion. have also reason for
repeating what have already assured you Of that France
has initiated the conduct Of England and that the most
perfect unan,mity exists between the two powers 1
mentioned the opinion OF the Austrian and Russian am
bassadors IN Pans TO the result have reason to be-
eve that the representatives of those two powers in
London have, in like manner, expressed their astonsh
ment Il the importance given affair which was or.
Ginaly mere quarrel between friends and further
hat their respective soveregns would be satisfied with
the expulsion of the refugees from the Turkish do
minions."
The following article from the Paris Journal DIES De-
bats 10 important in consequence of the views il opens
up OF the present designs of Russia the future peace
OF Europe .From letters received from Constaniinope
anu IRON information derived from a good source, we
are Leo " believe that the affair OF the Hungarian refu.
gees IN turkey will be terminated much more promptly
man was Imagined For our part we have never be-
heveo ,nat serious quarrel could arise from such a
use, ou W nougnt mat having broken forth to such
ia n vo1se ~ is~Se go