The Daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1845-1850, 1849-10-20
THE EU ROPEAN NEWS.


STA and Turkey, and the supposed union of Eng
land and France upon that matter The despatch
alter the close Of that published Yesterday
goes Oh TO says
The firm language OF the London papers
with reference TO thus question is noticed with
great satisfaction by the journal des Debats.-
Prince Radzivil having returned to st. Peters
ourg 10 tell MS tale OF disappointment TO the Gar
Fuad EHendi, the present Commissioner OF the
Danuban provinces has been sent bV the Sultan
to the Car to anticipate Prince Radzvil's state.
ment, aud the attention OF all Europe is anxious
ly directed TO the north, to learn the issue OF the
AFFAIR. The Sultan has countermanded his vow
age 10 Smyrna and the Archipelago. The army
OF Roumelia, 10000 strong, is ordered 10 hold it
sell in readiness, and the local troops are being
embodied there
There is no reason to doubt but that the best
accord prevails between the Frenchand English
Cabinets, and tits said that powerful French
English squadron will be ordered into the Med
lterranean forthwith to be ready Tor any emer-
gency pending the issue of this absorbing ques
ton.
AUSTRIA. Aust ian politics are of subordin.
ate interest. 1t is positively asserted with ev.
cry probability of the truth of the report,-that
the fortress OF Comorn has surrendered, and
thereby effusion OF blood has been avoided. -
In the Southern provinces the excuses OF the
successful soldiery have caused martial law to
be proclaimed Nosingle efectual step has been
taken, SO tar as Austria is concerned towards a
settlement OF the question relative to the unity Of
Germany.
ROME. The manifesto ofthe Pope has appear.
ed in an official torn, and has been received with
leeilngs oil deep disappointment il not resentmen MT
In all quarters. Tins feeling was especially par
ucipated i'll by the French soldiers several OF
whom were put under arrest for having torn
down or otherwise deiaced the copies Of the
manifesto affixed to the walls. The amnesty in
particular was made the object oil popular odum
The attitude OF the French military authority
at Rome was quiet. 1t was awaiting orders IRON
Paris, but defacto all its influence was against the
measures ordered by the Papal Goyernment
whist the Cardinals dared not walk the streets of
Rome Tor Tear OF encounering the popular fury,
the victims marked out by their inquisitordl de.
crees walked about freely. The Pope RELYING
upon Austria or Spain, or both, and being pronis,
ed iuncs from Russia, seemed to Imagine that
public opinion would come over to his side and
thus shuts his eyes TO the most obvious conse
que0ces. The debates on the subject in the
French Chambers were anxiously looked for, and
should the French troops be Withdrawn from the
Papal Streets, there are strong reasons 10 appre
bend that fresh revolution would immediateI,,
break forth.
From Venice there is nothing new, except
that there is increased gloom and despondency on
the part of the Inhabitants.
From Spain we have only reports of fresh
ministerial crises, bat not one word seems 10 be
SAID OF the serious attempts which have been
me ita ed gains Cuba.
FRANCE.
The Legislative Assembly resumed its sitings
on the LIST inst Nj: Dupn in the chair and 4S6
members in attendance. The proc eedings were
simply OF formal character. NJ. de TocouevilIe
has demanded an additional extraordinary credit
OF l40 900 francs, besides the sums already voted
tor the expenses OF the Roman intervention. until
the 3lst Dec. next. The Minister did not an.
ucipats the period when the troops mig hit be
Withdrawn, but he assured the Assembly that
the results already obtained, justified the hope
that an occupation so loious 10 the French army
would be speedily terminated
The proceedings of he Assembly on Wednes
day were devoid of interest The suspension Of
intercourse between France and America caus
ed much sensation in Paris when first announce
ed, but rumor having gained general belief that
England had offered her mediatio that feeling
considerably subsidized As soon as the dispute is
terminated, nj. Mlarrast or NJ. Theirs will, it is
expected, be sent TO Washington as the Repre-
sentative OF France IN the room OF MI Poussin
Gen. Lamorciere's mission TO Russia has proved
complete fdilure, and he has lett ST. Peters
burgh on his return to Paris without being per.
mlited 10 present his credentials to the Gar as
the Ambassador OF the French Republic
Gen. Lamorciere therefore returns to France
without having an opportunity of speaking enc
VOID 10 the Emperor on political matters: and
the only memorial he will bring back OF hismis-
sloh IS the recolle OF sundry revie VS. and the
splendid suit OF Circassian armor, presented 10
him.
1t was reported at Vienna, on the 3Oth ult.
that Gorgey, the ex-dictator OF Hungary had
been shot by Count Edmund Zecky, whose broth.
er was executed by Gorgey' sdecree, atsCripeI.
ia ENGLAND.
.Veics from Sir John Frdnklin's Erpedition
A communication from the Lords of Admiralty,
under date OF Oct. 4th, states that hopes are en-.
tertained that the news brought by Capt Parker.
oil the True Love, arrived at Hull, from Davis
straits, of Sir JOHN Frankns ship having been
seen by the natives late as March last. beset
by the ice in Prince Regents Inlet, is not with
out foundston From the same source reports
have been received that Sir John Ross's shins
are in the South OF Prince Regents Inlet. and
that the vessels Of both expeditions are safe
This hope is somewhat strengthened by tele.
graphic despatch 10 the Admiralty, since re cefy |
ed from the Mayor of Hull.
The cholera is rapidly disappearing from all
parts OF England. as well as all parts Of Europe.
where It has ragged SO long and so feariully The
total deaths in England from cholera since the
l7th day OF June last, are stated at upwards of
$4,000! The Irish journals are filled with ac
counts OF most sang uinary conflicts betUaen tba |