Arkansas intelligencer., 1849-11-17

been unsuccessful. Kossutb, Guionn. Zamorish
and others, swore that person should induce
them to aPostacy. but Bem had no scrupIes.
the most unwelcome features of the news from
Turkey. is that those Paschallies in Europe who
are partly Greek and partly Turkish. are in
state of foment IN consequence of the threatened
rupture between Turkey and Russia.
Under the influence of Russian eu,issa ries
who members of the Greek Church. these
vassals of the Sutans betrayed serious intentions
OF taking advantage of the present opportunity TO
get up revolt.
Great activity prevails 10 sending couriers to
and from the principal Courts of Europe. but the
hrmness of public funds aIlays apprehensions of
serious results.
The Pa ris correspondent of the London Times
says note has been addressed bv the English
Government TO its Ambassador at ST. Petersburg
on the subject of the Constaniinople difficulty.-
1t is couched in firm but moderate terms contain.
ing nothing calculated TO wound the susceptibIities
OF Nicholas. but anuoUnces determination to
support the Porte against exigency that would
compromise the dignity of an independent Gov
ernment.
Lord Paimerston likwise sent proper instruc-
tons to Sir Canning and placed the Mediterranean
feet a, his disposal.
France has inlimaled to England that perfect
uDanlmty exists between the two powers.
France. I'm consequence OF NJ. Falioux. discus
sion on the Italian question. American and Turk
lsh difficulties, have been postponed n the French
Assembly.
The only allusion made in any of the French
papers 10 the difficulties between the French
and American Governments is in the following
paragraph copied from the Paris Press:
90 Some expla anaton OF the affair is necessary.
The French Government demanded an indemnify
for losses caused TO French subjects by the war 10
Mexico. This demand having me, some difficulty.
the French Government charged our Minister 10
announce to the American Government that the
indenniiies claimed would be kept out Of the an
nuities not yet due. for which We are debtors 10
the United States. 1t appea that letters written
by NJ. Poussin. on the subject. couched in
unsuitable language. of which, the French Co.
vernment. maintaining the claim, expressed lis dis
apProbaiion.'
it is stated that the French Government intends
TO recall portion of It's army in the Italian States
and the Spaniards TO enter Rome.
Ii is reported that the Pope has taken alarm at
the numerous assassinations in Rome. and believes
there Is extensive plot for his assassination
should he return to the Holy City.
Letters from Geneva state that Garbaldi has
some intentions of settling in the United States.
Sardinia.--It is officially announced that the
Chamber of Turin will be dissolved. Report says
that formidable conspiracy had been discovered
in Piedmont. which was TO have broken out on
the landing of the body Of Charles Albert.
The statement that Georgey had been shot is
contradcted.
The previous report of the surrender of Co.
morn IS fully confirmed. After the patriots. who
held possession of the Fortress succeeded in max
ing very favorable terms with the enemy, they
laid down arms. Several Hungarian ladies'. be-
sides hossuth's mother and Guyon's wife. are
kept in close confinement by the Austrian au,hori-
ties.
COmnasrcia1.-Excepting an excitement pre-
vaIlIng III the Cotton marke:. business during the
week has been inactive. The Corn markets are
hrmer, with advancing tendency, without ex-
:ensive transactions A healthy state of trade
prevails in and around Manchester. The Money
market s literally sustained and are easy.
Ner YOrE October 21.-The Europa's Mails
were received last night The Teiegra phic syn
opsis gave full accounts of every thing of the
slightest interest. From Austria We learn that
1000 vessels were employed in conveying the sick
and wounded from Comorn.
Travellers from the lower Danube, affirm thai
kossulh and BEN both embraced the Turkish
faith.
A letter received by house in New York.
from Lisbon states thai the American charge had
received orders from Washington. demand Il
positive answer from the Portuguese Government.
before the lst of November. whether they would
settle claims for wrongful seizures of American
vessels not.