Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1849-12-01
Latest Foreign News.
by THE CALEDONIA.

0f L1tE CALEOONiA.
Mr.. Rires the American Minister to the
Republic Of France, was received on the
9Th inst, IN event which viii put to rest
whit has been the subject here of thou
sand rumors and numberless conjectures.
RrssA AND TURKEY.-Fuad Efend
has been informed by Count Nesselrode
that the Gar demands that the Hungarian
refugees shall be located in the interior of
Gambia, or on such other point of the
Turkish territory as may afford the great
est facilities for keeping them under sur
yeilanee.
If any of the refugees wish to go to
France or England, they may be pei
mitted SO TO do. The Car will take no
notice of their departure, Notwithstanding
the danger that may attend them, whether
in France Or England.
There can be no doubt but that the ref
ugees viii busy themselves in preparing
for a new revolution.
The decisive attitude assumed by Eng
land on the Turkish question has annoyed
the Emperor very much. He has caused
Count Nesselrode to address an energetic
note to the English government on the
subject In this note, the Emperor pro-
tests against this hostile demonstration in
the midst of peace, and against the right
which England arrogates to herself to in
terfere in matter which regards only
Russia and the Sublime Porte.
As to the difficulties which this affair
NAV give rise to, the Interpretation of the
treaty between those two powers belongs
(says the note) TO them alone, and England
ought TO remain completely unconneeted
with it.
TURKEY.-A correspondent, writing from
Constantinople, thus refers to the activity
prevailing there - The Turks continue
their warlike preparations, and their whole
fleet will be ready very quickly, for they
are actively at work upon every ship tit
for service
Turkey is now in state TO defy Russia.
FRANcE.-France has been quiet under
the extraordinary circumstances which oc-
CURED in the capital.
The maneuvring of rival parties, since
the fall Of Louis Philippe, has never ceased;
and in such a crisis as the present, must
have been carried on with even increased
activity; but this has been less apparent
than before.
Orders have been forwarded by the
French government for steam frigate to
proceed to Portici, to be placed at the
Pope's disposal, as he appears decided to
return Immediately TO Rome.
NJ. Pierre Paleocanoe is appointed Min
ister of Public Works.
SPAIN.-The Cortes was opened on the
30th ult-, by the reading of the royal de-
cree declaring the session open.
Senor Maynas was elected, by large
majority, provisional President of the
Chamber of Deputies NJ. Mon had de-
clined the nomination,
Rumors were still rife at Madrid, on the
lst inst, OF change in the ministry and
these had such an effect on Narvaez, that
he addressed the queen on the subject
who assured him of her confidence in him
and his colleagues.
Notwithstanding this, the return Of Gen.
Concha, and the naughty tone assumed
by the king, who has recovered his infu-
ence with the queen, towards Narvaez,
augur unfavorable for the continuance of
the political power of the latter.
ITALY.-It was expected at Rome that
the Pope would be at Benevento on the
30th of October.
The President of the Council, on the
4th. announced, officially, to the Chamber
of Deputies at Turin, the appointment 10
his Office of Gen. Lamarmora.