The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1849-11-13
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New YoRK, Nov 11-2 p. m.
The steamer Cambria, Capt Leitch, with about so
passengers, bringing Paris dates to the 25h, and Liver
pool dates to the 27lh arrived at Boston Saturday
morning, and we now have the English papers, from
which make up the following summary OF the news;
The America arrived at Liverpool on the 2ist ult
England.
The Hon. Abbot Lawrence, the American minister, had
an audience with her Majesty at Windsor CASTLE on
Saturday last, to deliver his credentials.
The European Times says that the Tears wnich Were
entertained that general war would spring out OF the
demand which the Car made upon the Sultan relative TO
the exraditon, rather giving up OF the refugees at
Widen, have been quoted by Intelligence which has
France placed the Emperor the horns OF dilemma.
He had alternative but to lower his tone or bare his
sabre. He must either fight the English bull dog and
preferred the more pacific course We know his resolve
and admire his prudence quality which even despos
know how TO respect. -
Bulwer who took leave, on departing TO enter on the
duties OF his mission.
The Austrian loan has fallen half per cent below
the Inquire Oh emission
Nothing Of interest has transpired in this distracted
and down-trodden country. The difficulties between
landlords and tenants, with murders and assassinaons,
continue.
la the National Assembly, the leading feature Of the
weeks debate was the adjourned discussion on national
credit connected with the cost OF the Roman nervenon
which had been adjourned over.
The principal speeches were made by M. de Tocque-
vile, Theirs, Monelamben, Leroux, Arago Cavagnac,
and Barrot The votes for the Roman credits 467
against il, 1853. Among the moderated who voted with
The minority were Cavagnac, Arago Cremieux, and Co.
ralle. Hugo and Lamartine were both absent;
vle he expressed the hope that the amnesty would be
granted He said he believed that Plus, the great Pon
who had given the signal Of every Liberty and the leader
der These last expressions called forth denias, and M
Tutean rose and cried aloud "a ie and amid great COM
notion the Assembly adjourned.
The difficulty was afterwards settled and the ntngs
The Paris Monitieur and Republic have been seized for
publishing letters from Louis Blanc and other refugees in
London
Lamariine is anxious to 20 to the East and has pur
chased territory within few days journey from Smyrna
M Persagini, who had been sent TO Vienna to bring
TERED by the side of his father, has returned, the EN-
peror OF Austria having positively refused. !.
Lucen Murat, the minister TO Turin had left Tor his
post on the nth of June.
Seventeen Of the June insurgents have been tried at
Versailles, and have been acquitted
The cholera at Paris has entirely ceased.
shown by the following incident: The police agent a!
the frontier had stopped the new OF the Unlied
States at Madrid, he entering Spain on the l7th,
because his passport was not signed at Bayonne. ,
Reports from Paris received on the 25h state that the
French ambassador at ST. Petersburg has forwarded
dispatches TO his government indicating change IN me
hostile determination OF Russia in its disagreement with
Turkey upon the subject OF the extradton OF the Hun
gaan refugees So far from pushing matters to extremi-
ties Russia expresses herself anxious to settle dlcues
suetly provided no warke interference was threatened
on the part or England The same mor was prevalent
at Vienna on the 2lst.
Turkey.
letter from Malta states that there is doubt but
that the English fleet has left the Adratic for the Darda
nees. The Austrian heet Is under SAL ior tne Darda
neles.
The Turkish feet anchored the Bosphorus al
the narrowesf parts, to defend the passage.
The Turkish army in Wallachia had been ordered back
The French feet consisting Of six vessels Of the line
Two rigates and steamers with 1000 men and 500 guns
is under way for the Dardanelles.
The De,isoe Zeitung has letters from Constantinople
10 the sth instant announcing the arrival in the Bospho
rus Of the British fleet OF observation.
salute OF 20 guns was fred by the Turkish feet in
honor of the British flag.
letter from Rome dated on the i4th says that much
prevails in the city Several young men have
been arrested for singing the Marseies hymn 10 tne see
and instead OF singing, the people now indulge In prose
Paeards, with enormous letters. with "Dsa.h to infa-
nous Priests"-"Death to the red Tiumviraies" cover
the walls Of Rome.
Several attempts on the lives Of French officers have
been made. =.
letter from VIENNA OF tne Ttn says tnat veniCe vii
not become free port again: The capital OF the king
dom will henceforward be at Verona.
sardinia.
AT Sardinia the ministerial crisis continues
Naples and sicily
Al Naples and Sicily the violence OF the government
continued Il was reported that regcide association
had been discovered in which are implicated about Oo'
A copv OF Lord Pamerton's despatch on the Stellar
question has been sent the Emperor OF Russia, who
sent courier Naples, recommending the king not Z
give way assuring him that Russia and Austria would
support him under any circumstances. The government
papers were filled with abuse OF England and agains
| Lord Palmerson. ~,
Two American frigaies-the independence, Capt Blake
and the Cumberand--are in port, under Com. Morgan
| Austria and Hungary.
The Emperor has granted the officers Of the garrison
of Peterwardein who surrendered Internationally the
same privilege which the Emperor OF Russia accorded
the garrison OF Comorn.
courier arrived at Pesth, from Vienna, with order
10 stop the buicheres in that city.
The organization OF the Austrian army Is going OF
with great activity
rested at Cracow on the l7th. Ihey nad never inter
feIed in politics.
II l. sad that General Haynau has resigned his post il
Of the Emperor having ordered HIM to ceas
his bloody work He complained bitterly OF his suhor
ty being dsregarded by those who presumed 70 shoe
Count Bahysn il having been his express order tina
he should be hanged
The latest accounts from Pesth state that arrests
still the order Of the day.
Il The convention between the courts OF Prussia an
Austria has been ratified at Vienna