Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1849-12-15
Latest Foreign News.
By THE STEAMER EUROPA.

In political point Of view the news does
not possess much interest
There has been decline in Cotton with
very small business and dull market.
A treaty Of Navigation between France and
Belgium has recently been signed and ratified,
Among the passengers IN the Europa is the
English bearer of dispatches.
The rumors OF war between Turkey and
Russia are fast dying away. AT tConstantnople
the English ships OF war were anchored within
the Dardanelles. The French feet was near
Smyrna Nothing further has transpired rela-
tive to the decision of the Emperor of Russia,
respecting Turkish affairs.
1t is positively stated that the dispute be-
tween France and Morocco has been settled by
the Emperor conceding ali the points demanded
by the french.
FRANcE-ln consequence OF the convictions
before the high court OF Versailles 20 seats in
the French Legislative Assembly have become
vacant On the 18th the high court of Yer
sailles pronounced sentence, par contumace, Of
transportation for life on Ledru Rollin and 33
other persons implicated in the June insurrec
tion Ii was also ordered that the sentence
should within three days following be piacarded
BY the common executloner on the Plllory at
Paris, but President 3onaprte refused TO allow
the latter part of the sentence to be carried in
to effect.
SPAIY.-Gen. GarabaIdi has arrived at Clio
raltar on beard Sardinian ship of war, Ten
| thousand francs were ordered to be given him
! by the government, bat he positively refused to
/ accept them,
RoME.-Every thing 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 is going on
in Lombardy, causing great discomfort All
who are able to fly are doing so.
TURKEy.-Letters from Wdden OF the 4th
ut, state that all the Hungarian and Polish
/ Refugees have been transported from that place
10 Shumla. The first portion OF them left on
the Both, composed of four hundred Poles under
ex-Gen Benz, now Murad Pacha: the second
portion left nextday, commanded by Gen. Stein,
now Fehras Pacha. These divisions included
those who had apostatized. The Magyars left
on the 81, headed by Kossuth. The alleged
author ot the assassination of Count Lamberg,
NJ. Delladoff, arrived at Conslantinople and is
regarded as a secret emmissary Of the Govern
meut al St Pefersburgh, whose mission is to
sow discurd between the English and French
Ambassadors and TO upset the Cabinet of Res
child pacha.
HUNGARIAN EMTGRANTs To THE UNITED
STATES ne UnlteU states mail steamer
| Hermann, Capt. q. Crabtree, arrived at South
anplon on Sunday, the 18th November, from
Bremen, ell route TO New York The Her
mann had about 30 passengers from Bremen to
New York, among whom are some Hungarian
celebrities. One Of them is Ladislas Uihazy,
ex-Civi Governor of the Fortress OF Comorn,
who proceeds to the United States, intending
to form Hungarian Colony. He has letters OF
introduction to Gen. Taylor, President of the
! Republic, 10 Hon. Mr.. Bancroft, aud other men
of distinction in America. lie is accompanied
/ by his two sons and two daughters, and by sev.
| eral Hungarian officers, who appeared on the
/ deck ofthe Hermann, dressed in the picturesque
military costume of Hungary Ladislas U iha-
| zy is an aged and venerable looking man, with
flowing and gray beard and musiaches and
wearing a semioriental dress.
I Another extraordinary Hungarian on board
! this steamer is Mademoiselle Apolonia Jagela.
who bore the rank of Lieutenant in j regiment
Of cavalry during the Hungarian war, aud was
subsequently Adjuant of The army in the fort
/ Of Comom during The time that city held ost
against the Austrans. hlademoisele Jagella
I is represented 10 have been present in several
, engagements during the Hungarian inSurrec-
/ ton, and to have fought with much aallantry.
! She proved herself great adept in street
i fighting, and boasts of having slain fair num-
/ Der OF Austrian soldiers. In appearance, Made.
moselle Jagella is far from repulsve, her fea-
lures bearing pleasant but determined express
! sion.