Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1849-11-15
Foreign News.

sen,ing an Ineligible view Of affairs
The foreign intelligence by The Cambria is
seven days later. We received our full files
of foreign journals from the Pos, Office a, an
early hour last evening. the mails having been
sorted and delivered with the u,mos, despatch.
The Commercial adsices generally speaking,
are highly favorable. The cotton marke, was
active, and in the earlier part of The week,
spectators bought at an advance of l.3d to
lid per ID, on nearly all descriptions. Sub
sequen'ly less animation prevailed The es,i-
mated sales of the week amounted TO 62,7l0
bales. Stock a, Liverpool 42l 900 bales
The corn trade was quiet. Indian meal was
held with frmness, but the sales more limited
The money market easy-U. S. six per cents
los l-2; Penn. 6ves II three per cen. con.
soils 90. The prices of iron mol quite so firm
The operative classes were ,olerably employed
in the cotton and wooden districts The pros
pect Of war between Russia aud Turkey may
now be regarded as slighl comparatively speak
ing-alihough no positive intelligence as TO the
determination Of The Gar had ,ranspred.
letter from Paris under date Of The 25lh says -
/" Il was reported in Paris to-day, that the
French Ambassador a, 81 Petersburg had for
warded dispatches TO his government, inlima-
ting change in the hostile determinations of
Russia in its Disagreement with Turkey, upon
the subjec, of the exradiiion. So far from
| forcing matters 10 exueml,es. Russia expressed
itself anxious TO setAe The differences quietly,
provided no warlike interference was threat
ened on the part of England. The same ru-
NOR was prevalent a, Vienna on the 2lst inst"
Much dissatisfaction still prevailed in Italy,
and attempts had been made TO assassnaie sew
eral of the French officers. The intelligence
from Ireland continues to be of the most dis
lressing character. Large numbers of the poor
er and middling classe. were daily leaving for
| The United States. Nothing important from
France. A Bill TO sustain The Roman Expe-
| dllon had passed in The Assembly by major
| ny of 299 II is rumored that General La
| moriciere has written from ST. Pelersburgh,
hat the Gar is disposed 10 push matters 10 ex-
remilies. One hundred and sixty Hungarian
officers were about 10 leave Bremen for New
Odeans. Germany is not vet quiet. Much
| dissatisfaction is expressed by some Of the
smaller States al the prospect that Austria and
| Prussia are exercise undue ascencency
among the Germanic Stales and The cruel
| sentence OF the courts martial at Baden, excite
great dissatisfaction at Frankfort. From Eng
| land The general report is encouraging In bu.
| siness point Of view.
The most imporlan, item from Austria, is the
announcement in the Liverpool Journal Of Oct.
9th, The butcher Hayana has taken offence a,
| some slight attempt on the part of the Emperor
| TO stay his bloodshed and retired in high dud-
geon 10 Graiz. His successor has not YET been
appointed, but will probably be Gen. Schllck
| The Count Lennigeon, who is 80 years Of age,
is said 10 be crazy in consequence Of the exc
culion OF his son. Il is now said that Kiapka
will establish himself in London but that Zicky
and other distinguished Hungarans will come
10 this country.
The Mannings have been convicted of the
murder of Patrick O'Connor, and have been
sentenced. The crown of Hungary is now iu
England. whiiher il was sent by Kossulh. La.
DIV Franklin is endeavoring TO organize an Elk.
pedilion TO relieve her husband and his compan.
IONS, IN the course of The ensuing spring. The
following items have a warlike aspect.
The English squadron has left the Adrialic
for the neghborhood Of the Dardanelles, al the
request of Sir Straford Canning.
The Austrian feet, consisting Of frigales ant
brigs, is under sail for The Dardanelles.
Al Sebasopo there was Russian fee, o
26 vessels, only four hours sail from The mouth
Of the Bosphorus.
The Turkish feet is anchored acros, ths
Bosphorous al the narrowest parts, Gheuz
Soyou and Arnaout Keni, TO defend the pas
sage.
The Turkish army in Wallachia, command
ed by Omer Pacha, has been ordered back Il
Conslanrnople.
The Freach feet. consisting Of six vessels
of The line, Two frigates and steamers, will
( 5000 men and 600 guns, is under weigh for ih'
Dardanelles.
The Deusche Zeiiung has letters from
Cons an,nope Of The s,hinstant, announcing 'h'
arrival in the Bosphorus OF British heel o
observation. salute of 20 guns was fire.
by uhe Turkish ships in honor OF the British
flag.
Abbott Lawrence, Esq had an audience O
, The Queen at Windsor Castle. on Saturday, ih
2Oh ult., TO deliver his credentials. He was IN
+ ,roduced by Viscounl Palslon, G. c. b., he
, Majesiys Principle Secretary OF Stale for For
: eign Affairs. Lord Palmersion also introduce
$ 10 Her Majesty Sir Henry Bulwer. who too
|, leave on departing to enter on the duties OF hi
mission as Minister 10 The United States.
THE BIGGEST PoTAToE YET A po'a'oe wa
exhibited in our Office yesterday, raised on tn
farm OF Mr. Daniel Searle. of this place, whlc