The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-10-26

Sackvlles was nnlsneO. MS iate nouI, together
with our large circulation, compelled to put the
news in two editions We annex that portion OF
the intelligence which did not appear in the first
edition.
The Europa probably arrived at Boston last
night in time to have her mails despatched by the
New Haven train that will arrive here about 5
O'Clock this afternoon.
The Turkish and Russian Difficulty.
Pending the decision Of the Emperor of Russia upon
The appeal made to him respecting the extradition Of
the Hungarian refugees, the English papers contain
many reports respecting the probabilities concerning
tho ssue but Of nothing definite be arrived
atunt the resolution Of the Emperor and his Imperial
Council shall be made kpswn. The reply Of the En-
peror, which was expected with the most intense
anxiety, would, 1t was thought, reach the Turkish
capital about the 10th or 18th October.
Apprehending that the decision of the Gear might
be q declaration Of war. the Porte exceedingly
impatient to learn the effect produced upon the
Cabinets Of London and Paris by the bearing Of their
repress natives to the Sublime Porte
large feet OF steamers is collecting In the waters
a the Bosphorus, and in the harbor Of the Golden
Hsrn and between the entrance Of the Black Sea and
the Propoptis, and the Sea of Marmora, there are
twelve ships Of the line at anchor fully equipped and
pleptfuly supplied with arms and provisions.
Turkish capital, drilling and reviewing were going
from daylight to dusk
II the 26th ult states, that before entering
the Turkish territory official assurances given to
Kcssuth that he and his fellow refugees welcome,
and should be allowed TO proceed to any part of the
world.
board American corvettes aud the French steamer
L'.fpt,on. Their destination Is said to be Greece
Kosssth has written very eloquent letter on his
present position t. Lord famrsten which Is published
entire In the English journsls
~ % hat cta
appears that Amsh had been sent to urge the refu'
gees to embrace Islamm and has not been unsuccess
tut Kossuth Dembinski. Guyon, Zamoysk, and others
all swore that person should induce them to spos-
tacy BEN had TO such scruple.
The most unwelcome feature Of the nevs from Tur-
key Is that those pashacs in Europe which partly
Greek and partly Turkish a-s in state OF great To-
ment, in consequence Of the threatened rupture be-
tween Turkey and Russia Under the influence OF
Russian emissaries, chiefly members Of the Greek
church these va,sls OF the Sultan betrayed serious
intention Of taking advantage Of the present opportu
The epeatest activity prevails In the sending of
Isrs for and from ell the prloepa, pa.s OF EuroPs
TINT the prevailing opinion Is that no serious results
will srise. .
from Paris says that note, addressed by the English
to Its Ambassador at St Petersburgh, on
che subject OF coucbed In firm, mode
rate terms contains not single expression or threat
calculated to wound the suscepublitiss OF Nicholas
whilst IL announces the determination TO support the
Porte against exgepcies that would compromise the
dignity O! an independent sovereign
Lord rslmerston has likewise, sent proper in,truo-
tons TO Sir s. Canning aud has placed the Medterra
feet at his disposal which has by this time sailed
for the Dardaneles
have also reason for repeating that France has
initiated the conduct Of England, and that the most
perfe ct unspimity exists between the two powers.
Affairs In France.
The Men,eur announced the appointment Of Luoien
Hurat as Aisister to Turn and NJ Saiu Bos lie Comte,
now Niuitsr at Turin Minister rleuipoentiar y to
wasbinston But the fact stated, Of which there
Yes no doubt that e serer.meaf fatally ignorant
IF hat lad qs-fd .fs~fTIca d.
ICES samed.
The only allusio made any Of the papers resolved
to tie difficulty between the French and American
Pr,sse -
Some explanations Of the affair are necessary. The
french government demanded an indemnity for the
losses caused French subjects by the war In Mexico
french eoyrrnment charged its minister TO anuouncs
to the American government, that the indemnities
claimed would b. kept back out of the annuitee not
yet out Of the tsenyd,s million francs for which
the debtors OF the United states II appears
vas eouched In rather unsuitable language, Of which
the French government maintaining the claim, has
expressed its disapprovsl.
In sonssquesos u the Illness OF NJ Faloux the dis
supep IN the Assembly the Italian question and the
Affairs OF the River Plate together with tho American
and Turkish disputes have all been postponed.
ON the lth inst the Assembly were principally os-
eupied IN discussing bill relative TO the completion
of the Louyrs-tse bill d.msadins = credit OF 70
OF the Rivci which sfter heightened discussion, was
passed by majority Of $50 TO 80 =,
psrts has met with the approval 81 the COMMITTEES
TO which IL referred They declared that tho
uniting ~ Of the Sour bops and amnesty to the In
purgents u Juns. being included in tbs same propo-
sition, established usbecoming assimilation Of tins
two parties mentioned, and at once unanimously de-
sjded on Recommending the Assembly TO taks IL
under consideration.
The proceedings in the Assembly, between the 9Th
and ii tn inst, are quite upimportsnt -.
Gen De Hautpoul has been appointed to take the
place Of Gen Rostolsn Who definitely refused to stay
at Rome outstanding the overtures OF NJ Meroier
NJ. Trappoli, the ex Envoy 81 the Roman republic,
who Is accused Of having published false news from
Rome. which occasioned The movement OF the 18Th OF
June In Paris hiss been sent, under escort OF gen
DRIVES 10 Bologne
The ioss experienced BY the fsreign eoinmercs OF
Paris in conseqsencs Of the revolution Of February
amounts to SOC million francs as compared with the
rsurns Of 1s47 when the total amount Of the foreign
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