Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1849-10-13
NEWS OF THE WEEK.
Foreign Intelligence.


noNoARY'-Comorn, although besieged, still
holds out and can defy the besiepers one 1ntir,
year The influence of Austria and Russia bo,
,% rNerted to compel the Porte to surrender
=; ~ ~ hungarian chiefs, who have taken refuge
~ tuhey, but letters from Constantinople state
"a M 'nlS mas been positively refused.
inc hungarian officers had been put to death
1oue oy hanging at Arad and Temisvar's.
alALI'-lhc Pope had quilted Gaeta, and
proceeded to Naples: his reception was of the
nIoS' striking and popular character. He will
"o go 70 Rome for the present.
~ rome ak is uncertainty, and wholesale ar
roe'S take place without the observation of legal
iornns' The misery of the people increases dali
=, ana with 1t their hatred of the priests.
Inc spanish soldiers have behaved in some Of
tne irovlnees in a most outrageous Manner
~ Harsarolo several of them entered the house
Oh one OF the inhabitants, with the view to car
y on a young married woman. Her husband
uelcnued her for a long time, but seeing her OH
INC point OF being snatched from him, he, to save
hand. VI" ' "
orAiN'-Then newly appointed Ministers were
assembling at Madrid, but no notice seems to be
taken OF the events relative to Cuba.
ENeLAND.-A favorable change has taken
place IN the mortality from cholera, throughout
inc entire OF England: the number of cases has
dechned one half. Since the commencement of
inc disease, thirteen Thousand persons have been
swept away in London.
IRELAND.-Thc potato disease, beyond doubt,
Is extending into several districts, though it has
not by any means become general.
fRANcE.-The Cholera appears to have per-
manently diminished in Paris. Political news
unimportant.
H~oLLAND.-Thc papers announce the unex-
pected resignation of the Dutch ministry, en-
masse. After some slight deliberation, the King
accepted their resignation, and gave instructions
Tor the formation Of another cabinet. The cir
cumstances which led to this result have not
transpircd.
TURKEY.-Honor to Abdcl Muschdit, honor
to the Turkish Ministry. They have nobly
done Their duty, and refuse to become panders
to the vindictive blood thirsting of Joseph.
Nicholas Russian ambassador at the court of
Turkey, demanded the extradition of the Hum
garian officers, Kossuth, Dembinski, Derezel,
Mesmerasser, and their companions. The Rus
sian general had arrived at Constantinople, his
mission being to bully the Sultan into compli-
ance with their demands.
Inc Turkish Government resolved not to sur
render the refugees to either the Russian or the
Austrian Government. On this decision being
communicated to the Sultan, he declared in thu
most impressive and determined manner, tina
the refugees should not be given up, let the con
sequences be what they might.
I'VE trust says a leading London paper
that Lord Palmerston will do his duty as wei
as the Sultan has done his that the Russian
and Austrians will be given to understand tina
war with Turkey for UGH a cause, means wa
with England. We are rejoiced to find tina
Kossuth and his compatrio.s are furnished witt
passports from the English ambassador, ant
trust that every assistance will be rendcred by
England to support the independence of the
Sultan against the attacks of Russia and its vas
HAYrI.-The Emperor of Hayti, ~Souloque,
has liberated most of his political prisoners, and
hope existed that a general amnesty would be
proclaimed, allowing the return of those who
had been compelled from time to time to flee
from the country and take refuge in Jamaica.