Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1849-11-16
Foreign News.

Foreign News.
The steamer Cambria arrived at Boston on Sat-
urday last the 10th instant with seven days later
news from Europe. She brings Paris dates to the
25sh, and Liverpool dates to the 9th ultimo We.
are indebted to the Baltimore Sun, of the 18th inst,
for the following teegraphic report of the Cambrias
news:
The America arrived at Liverpool on the 21st nit.
England.
The Hon. Abbott Lawrence, the American Minis
ter had audience of her Majesty at Windsor Cas-
tie, on Saturday last, to deliver his credentials
The European Times says that the fears which
were entertained that general war would spring out
of the demand which the Gar made upon the Sultan
relative to the extfaditonor rather giving up of the
refugees at Widden have been quoted by intelligence
which has come to hand. The attitude assumed by
this country and France placed the Emperor on the
horns of dilemma. He had no alternative but to
lower his tone or bare his sabre. He must either
fight the English bull dog and Gallo cock or he
must to bully the Turk. He has preferred the
more pacific course. We know his resolve and ad-
mire his prudence quality which even despots
know how to respect.
Lord Palmerston introduced to her Majesty, Sir
Henry Bulwer who took leave, on departing to enter
on the duties of his mission.
The Austrian loan has fallen one-half per cent. be-
low the figure of emission
Ireland.
Nothing of interest has transpred in this distracted
and downtrodden country. The difficulties between
landlords and tenants, with murders and assassna-
tions, continue.
France.
In the National Assembly, the leading features of
the weeks debate the adjourned discussion
national credit connected with the cost of the Roman
Intervention, which had been adjourned over.
The principal speeches were made by M. de Toe
queville Theirs, Montelambert, Leroux, Arago, Ca
vaignac and Barrett. The vote for the Roman Gre
dts 467 against it, 168. Among the moderates
who voted with the minority were Cavaignac, Arago
Cremieux, and Coralle. Hugo and Lamartine were
both absent.
In the course of the remarks made by M. de Toe
queville, he expressed the hope that the amnesty
would be granted. He said he believed that Plus,
the great Pontf who had given the signal of every
liberty and the leader of all liberal IDEAS had been
repaid by violence and murder. These last express
sons called forth denials, and M Tutelan rose and
cried aloud "a lie,' and amid great commotion the
Assembly adjourned
The difficulty was afterwards settled and the sit
tngs resumed. Hrf+
The Paris Moniteur and Republic have been seiz-
ed for publishing letters from Louis Blanc and other
refugees in London.
Lamartine is anxious to go to the East, and has
purchased territory within few days journey from
Smyrna.
M. Persagini who had been sent to Vienna to
bring the remains of the Duke de Reichstad to have
them inferred by the side OF his father has returned
the Emperor of Austria having positively refused.
Lucien Murat the Minister to Turin had left for
his post on the 18th of June.
Seventeen of the June insurgents have been tried
at Versailles, and have been acquitted
The cholera at Paris has entirely ceased.
The wretched system of passports in France is full
" shown by the following incident. The police
agent at the frontier had stopped the ambassador
of the United States at Madrid, he entering
Spain the l7th because his passport was not sign
ed at Bayonne.
Reports from Paris received the 25th state, that
the French Ambassador at St. Petersburg has for
warded dispatches to his government indicating a
change in the hostile determination OF Russia IN Its
disagreement with Turkey, upon the subject of the
extradtion of the Hungarian refugees. So far from
pushing matters to extremities Russia expresses It,
self anxious to settle difficulties quietly provided
warlike interference threatened on the part OF
England. The same rumor was prevalent at Vienna
on the 2lst
A letter from Malta states that there is doubt
but that the English feet has left the Adratc for
| the Dardannelles. The Austrian feet is under sail
! for the Dardannelles.
AT Sebastozol there was Russian feet of 26 YES
sells, only four hours sail from the mouth of the
Bosphorus The Turkish feet was anchored across
the Bosphorus at the narrowest parts to defend the
passage.
The Turkish army in Wallachia had been ordered
back to Constantinople.
The French feet, consisting of six vessels of thu
line, two frigates and steamers with 5000 men ant
80 guns, is under weigh for the Dardanneles
The Deutsche Zeitung has letters from CONSTANT
the Bosphorus of the British feet of observation.
salute of 20 guns fired by the Turkish feet
in honor of the British flag
Rome.
/ A letter from Rome, dated on the 14th, saws tina
much excitement prevails in the city Several young
men have been arrested for singing the Marseille
hymn in the street, and instead of singing, the PEG
pie now indulge in prose recitatons.
Placards with enormous letters, with Death tx
infamous Priests" Death to the red Triumvirates
cover the walls of Rome.
b" Several attempts on the lives Of French officer
have been made.
A letter from Vienna to the It'll, says that Venice
will not become free port again. The capital O
the kingdom will henceforward be at Verona.
| Sardinia.
At Sardinia the ministerial crisis continues.
! Naples and Sicily.
At Naples and Sicily the violence of the Govern
ment continued 1t was reported that regicide as
ISOLATION had been discovered, in which are impca
ted about 10000 persons.
| A copy of Lord Palmerstons dispatch on the Sici
liam question, has been sent to the Emperor of Rus
sia who sent a courier to Naples, recommending tn
king not to give way, assuring him that Russia AM
austria would supper him under any circumstances
| The Government pagers were filled with abuse 0
England and against Lord Palmerston.
Two American frigates, the Independence Capt
Blake, and the Cumberland are in port under Com
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Austria and Hungary.
The Emperor has granted the officers of the gar
rison of Peterwarden, whe surrendered uncondtion
ally, the privilege which the Emperor of Rus
STA accorded to the garrison of Comorn
A courier arrived at Pesth, from Vienna, with OF
ders to stop the butcheries in that city.
The organization of the Austrian army is going O
with great activity.
: Gen. Dembinski's sister and brother-in-law wer
arrested at Cracow the 18th. They had never in
: terferred in politics.
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