Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1849-12-22

English sblps-0i-war were anchored within the
Dardanelles. The French feet was near Smyr.
nd. Nothing further has transpited relative to
the decisions Of the Emperor of Russia respect.
ing Turkish affairs.
1t is positively staed that the dispute between
France and Morocco has been settled by the En-
peror connecting all the points demanded by the
French.
General News.
FRANCE.-ln consequence Of the convictions
before the high court OF Versailles, 90 seats of the
French Legislative Assembly have become va.
cant. On The 18th the high court of Versailles
pronounced sentence, par e0atumace, of trans.
poriaIion for lie on Lediu Roln and 80 other
persons implicated in the June insurecton 1t
was also ordered that the sentence should within
three days following be placarded by the common
execuIloner on the Pi'lory at Paris, hat President
Bonapare refused to allow the latter part Of the
sentence 10 be carried into effect.
The condemned prisoners at Versailles have
addressed their counsel letter dated from the
prison of Versailles l4lh Nov. The letter is
signed bv all lhe condemned. Eleven Of the
accused who were acquitted have also addressed
letter OF a similar nature 10 their COUNSEL
The prisoners have also in their letter 10
the democratic journals registered their dec.
laralion that they were not justly treated by the
Judges.
SPAIN, Gen. Garabaldi has arrived at Glib
eraIiar on board Sandman ship Of war Tes
thousand francs were oldeled to be given him by
The government, bur he positively refused to &C,
cept IbeIn.
Private letters have been received from Mad,
rid announcing the promotion of 1871 officers
These were g'auled by Gen. Espariero ia the
latter part Of his regency. The act has been
recognized by The Spanish government This
measure, it is believed. will impart addition.
al strength to General Narvacz ags inst his in.
iguers.
RoME.- Everything in the Eternal City re.
manned quiet on The 2lst. The Pope was ex.
pected on that day. A new loan Of one million
sterling had been concluded.
ITALY.-A large levy of troops rs going
on in Lombardy, causing great discomfort. All
who are able TO Ny are doing so.
GERMANY.-'lhe Diet Of Saxe.W einegen
have approved of the adhesion to German
CONFEDERATION, without any reserve Of the Duchy
10 The alliance of the three Kings.
TURKEY.-Letlers from Widen, Of the 4h
inst, state that all the Hungarian and Polish ref.
ugees have been transported from that place 10
Shumla. The first portion left on The th, com.
posed of four hundred Poles, under ex>General
Benz, now Mutad Pasha; the second portion left
next day, commanded by Gen Stein, now Febras
Pasha. These divisions included hose who hat
apos'aIized. The Magyers left on the 3d. head
ed by kessu'h. The alleged author of the as
sassinaton ofCount Lamberg M, DeIladofi, ar
rived at ConsIantinople, and is regarded as a Sc
cret emissary OF The government at St. Peters
burgh, whose mission is to sow discord between
English and French ambassadors and to upse
the cabinet of Reschid Pasha.
lNDA.-The whole Of India is in a state 0
profound tranquility.
CHINA.-There have been no disturbances
with lbe Chinese, as was anticipated. The Chi
nese commissioner at Canton had possession o
the head and hand ofthe murdered governor Of
Macao until the three Chinese who were de
tanned by the Portuguese were liberated As
these men are required as evidence in the recent
event, thu Portuguese have refused to give them
up. The presence oflhe American, English, and
French menot'war on The station has hitherto
prevented any outbreak, bu Il is scarcely to be
anticipated that the Chinese will not ayenee the
late capture of their fort and the slaughter o
their troops. The piraiicaI vessels which infes
the Chinese waters are more numerous thar
ever.