The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-10-13

There is council at the Porte to-day to discuss the
demands of the Gar IL is however generally be-
eved In the diplomatic circle that hs Turkish
NJ de Ssrtiges French Charge d'A6Aires. who short
time ago, demanded his passports ct Tshsrsn has
rived at Csnsantnople, where he waits
from the government at Paris.
An American corvette of twenty guns named James.
town, Is at present at anchor in the hsrbor Mr. Carr,
late American minister here takes passage In the
jamestown to Europe Mr. Carr will be deservedly
GREETED by his friends at on account Of
his many generous and manly qualities.
few dsys ago. an Italian merchant vessel, with Q
number Of Roman and other refugees, au
Austrian brig in the pardanelle1 IL seems that one
vessel foul ofthe other in making opposite tacks
Some words Of alteration arose which ended in
gulsr naval engagement. The Austrans we're getting
the worst of the conai when Russian Of war
schooner hove in sight and the Italians looking her
ally Of the enemy sheered of The Italian ves-
eel now In port but the refugees have not been al
Count Andrassy, the Hungarian envoy, is preparing
to leave Constantinople for England. He will possibly
leave the 10th ult
IOnian Islands.
The Oserriiore Tiestno states that the instruction
In the Iohian Islands TO be regarded completely
queed In consequence Of the energetic lures em
p,ey'd small band of about forty iusu rgents bave
surrender to- the soldiery surrounding them Several
executions by marital las have already taken place. to
be soon followed by others.
Another Visit to Japan.
H. NJ. s Mariner. Captain Mathieson has returned
t. Shanghai from Jeddo, in japan. Her appearance
In the port Of Japan created great alarm aud
watched by crowd OF boats day and night The great
est politen-ss however, was shown to Captain ushe-
son and his leaving the government boats attend
ed him Que n the bai Dor whether he had any COM
murcatisn with the authorities has not trsnspired.
India and China
We have received dcspacches from India and China
ia OF the mail which left Calcutta the sth
Of August, aud Madras the 18th of August.
The intelligence Is scanty rhs Puoiaub generally
and the nor, invest frontier are tranquil though rn
still soat respecting the designs OF Ghosb
Sing Sickness stin prevailed AMONGST the troops At
Lahore
The Governor General the Comman der. In Chief aud
Lord Cough continued at siula
There are no BOMBAY papers or Letters by this ar
rival ,. ,. ,
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Inc rrench government nave superseded tneir prin-
cPsi envoy in the hver rate Admiral Lepredore VINO
was sso Ia command OF the French squadron IN those
waters ty the nomination OF Hear Admiral Roman
Bti1ses VINO mas noist9d nus nag on tne ieigats La
fahuore ana VIII Immediately san from orest mere
reason 10 apprehend tnat ths new appointment I'M
plies the oisappro'al 10y the French cabinet OF the
treaty provf-ionally concluded with Rosas by Admiral
Lspredour with the friendly offices OF Mr. Southern
ana consequently Whatever may nave been the course
taken py ths onsn government with reference 70 our
own reiatons 10 the DICTATOR OF Duehos yes tue con-
Duet OF the war IL likely 10 be renewed oy toe French
ana the paclncauon OF the River rate Is probably as
formed Admiral Lepredour informed his government,
In transmitting tbis treaty 70 Europe That whatever
they might think OF It's conditions their choice lay be-
tween the acceptance OF such terms as THESE or the de-
termination 10 nj out ne aud IN ore 20 serfui expedt
ton Tor the defence OF Montsvideo IL therefore the
fIehcn government reject the more pescetui oil THESE
alternatives We are not surprised 10 learn that has
been In contemplation 70 send TO tue River rate
more powerful military division than has yet appeared
m" mat ANN men hs'" h. ." designated Tor that
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,,on fao~i,, ,b. s.itin. snn 60 r.. ,oha ri na.
is that mighty tids Of human bsiars which this yoar
h,vona III i.rmsr nar,,i. "a eoyinr 1ron, Ir.,.na
a., n nr,,.in Gsrmsnv and sous ot6sr n.r,. 20 -,
rome in one compact and unbroken ,tream 10 the
United States 4 he other, which NAV almost be de.
scrbed as urged on by the former IA that which by
many different ways is forcing Itself across the New
world 10 aifornia OF these the latter IA by far the
most broken ana frustrated To cross the Atlantic ia
now as easy and safe as four hundred years ago 1t wal
10 cross the British nne and when the dire stimu
lu OF hunger has urged tbs peasant the tie
mind TO be rassed ON from shore 20 shore from deck
10 quay from station to station till he finds hims,If
grading railway or excayatbr canal In the heart OF
North America IL a. far other wise with the crowd
whom that furious i'm puse ot sae,a fumes A. attract
ing IRON comfortable homes TO an almost desert shore
Tb.r, s no kind of and per which thew have
not 10 undergo and which they DO not endure cheer.
tuy for Qold's axe Immens. voyages trooiesl ssns
sloin, espss al morris intrrmin,bIe desers
,a,sg. ribvs rocky mountains Water suosA fariae
cholera pauis aud despair are some OF the
fr,t. n hieh thew nav. To- ehoo.,
Before us lies real Californian nesspaper with all
its notifies nd I'd and
1utllth.d NJ san Erapeneo ON tho lIth of lat June
in literary or proeseona pont of view tbere Il no.
thirg very ole ia tnis Journaism
h n lei, nce 40 iatuitysy conpr.hsnde nv American
etzsua THAT their most rud efforts in ills line
ar sure 10 be toIeraly fu Nesspapers are TO
IA. ma what theatres and ef re TO Fr. I'm the
Mexican ar he occu pa ion of each successive
nv IN. invading army va. nv the Immediate
,stablishm.pt ~ a weekly iot,rna aua of bar'' for
rstar thos. conpo nd Enoyn by the ge.
pet Tic a. non OF American drinks The aams
IN Lus have b. On sdspted in California and the opt-
Mons a the hm.jcau portion of that strange poDu..
ton are already by Journals Of more tnau
average ability nd iut.iiQ. nee
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