Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1849-11-17
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4 Inc NamDrla arrived al Boston on Satuf- 5
day We are indebted 10 W Fl. Zieber h
Co. for an early copy Of Wilmer & Smiths
European Times. We take from it the fol-
lowing extracts, there being but little news
OF an exciting character: H'd.'7.
Russia has signifed her disposition 10 set
tie the difference with Turkey amicably.
Butcher Haynau has threatened 10 throw
mp his commission, because having decreed
that Count Ba,thyany should be publicly
slrangled, he found, 10 his annoyance, ,hathe
had only been shot! rs " is ~
Eighteen Of the June insurgents have been
tried at Lyons. Seventeen were acquitted,
and the eighteenth, who had escaped, was
sentenced, by default, to Imprisonment, for
five years
Disturbances of a serious nature took place
at Rheims on the 2lst instant. 1t isreported,
and generally credited, that a considerable
movement Of foreigners and uItra-democrats
from the departments is taking place towards
Paris, with what object is not yet clearly as
ceriained ~
The Gerfianic States, annoyed at the pros.
pcot of being domineered over BY Austria
and Prussia, are forming an alliance TO 'couns
teract the new "dodgenr Bavaria, Wuftem-
burg and Hanover, have taken umbrage at
the conduct of the two great powers, and out
of this quarrel, events may spring caiculated
TO serve the cause of ''fatherland." @
1he Mannings, husband and wife, who
were irritating Macbeth and his spouse,
though in vulgar manner, have been con.
victed and sentenced TO be hung. .-'.'
The Belgian Legislative Assembly is 70
open The 18th 6f November
The Queen Dowager Adelaide, wife OF
William the Fourh, is sick at S,anmore.-
The London News says the general opinion
seems 10 be that her Majesty's recovery is
not probable, but that she may lngcr some
time.
AbhG., Lawrence, Esp Envoy Ex,raordf-
nary and Minister penipoten,iary from the
United States had an audience Of her MAJ
lesty. at Windsor Castle, on Saturday, the
Goth ult,, TO deliver his credentials. He was
introduced BY Viscount Palmersion, G. c. B.,
her Majesty's Principal Secretary Of State for
Foreign Affairs Lord Palmerston also in.
troiuccd to Her Majesty Sir Henry Bufwer,
who took leave on departing TO enter on the
duties of his mission as Minister TO the Uni.
ted States.
Letters from St. Petersburg 10 Boston, the
Traveller, ofihat city, says, state that unea'
sincss WAS beginning to be felt in ST.
Petersburg Considerable warike prepara.
tions were known to be making, and the Rus
sian heet a, Sebas,opool was under orders to
be ready for sea. at four days. notice. Cos.
sacks are Seen along the Sanube, as well as
sappers and pontonniers, facing theriver near
Widden, and everything seems ready to let
loose The dogs OF war, if tle, word is but pro.
nopucaiJ iu 4.-a.1 e las ,d...sl
! t.'.yr.,J ENGLAND .5 ar,.. s.H
j .. The Car Turning Tail E
/ The fears which were entertained that a
general war would spring bnt of the demand
which The Car made upon The Sultan, rela-
tive to the extradition, or rather the giving
UP of the refugees at Widtin have been
quietcd by ihe intelligence which came to
hahd Yesterday. The attitude assumed by
this country and France placed the Au,ocrat
on Ire horns Of a dilemma. He had no al
tentative but TO lower his tone or bare his
sabre. lie must either figh, the English orA
\ dog and the Gallo cock, or he must cease to
bully the Turk He has preferred the moro
naciGc course. We honor his resolve and
admire his prudence--a quality which even
despois know how to respect. a.
/ \ state Of transition is always one Of anx-
ieiv; and although every one believed that
The Fear would turn tail, yet some we'll
=. niearIfug people apprehended the WORST and
| the public securities became in consequence
slightly affected. The news 10 which we re.
fer has, however, restored confidence, and
the funds show with what effect. ..
The following. postscript in Wilmer &
Smiths Times, is the news referred to-
PARIS, Thursilay.--lt was reported in Paris
to-day, that the French Ambassador at ST.
Petersburgh had forwarded dispatches to his
Government, intiniating a change in the hos
tile determination of Russia in its disagree-
ment with Turkey, upon the subject OF the
extradi,io. So far from forcing matters to
eAtremities, Russia expressed itself anxious
to settle the difference quietly, provided no
4 warlike interference was threatened on the
j part of England, The same rumor was pre-
valent at Vienna on the aist instant.
THE BRITISH MINISTRY AND LOUIS
NAPOLEON,
| 4 letter from Paris says, Lord Normandy
The British ambassador, has been in frequent
correspondence with the President of the
Republic and is supposed 10 have obtained a
complete ascendancy over him; so much 30,
that Thiers is said 10 have thrown ont msfn'
uaiions that French feelings and french
honor are rendered subsefvient TO foreigners.
-4r b.i.s-3 TURKEY e ...r Z
BEN, Dembinski and Kossuth. -i
| The change Of creed Of Benz, Knely, and
other officers, is confirmed, Some words
II cro,,, Eoss,,tb havino eriyan rise a The OplnS