Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1849-11-17
Latest Foreign News.
by THE CAMBRIA.

ereninr Of the 26th, and from Paris to
the 18th.
The fears entertained that a general war
,yonld sDrinq out of the demands of Rus
sia upon the Sultan, in reference to the
Zimmerman refugees, seem II ? great mea-
sure to have died away. There IS no
Ionoer 4 doubt that the English and French
fleets are in the vicinity of the Dardanelles,
and the determination Of these govern
ments to resist the encroachment Of the
Gar seem to have induced him materially
10 lower his tone |. is stated in letters
from Paris, dated the 25th, that the French
Ambassador at St. Petersburgh had for
warded dispatches to his Government, IN
timatiag change IN the hostile determi-
nations Of Russia in It's disagreement with
Turkey, upon the subject Of the eXtradl-
ton. So far from forcing matters TO eX-
remities, Russia expressed itself anxious
to settle the differences quietly, provided
no waTllke interference was threatened on
the part Of England. The same rumor
was prevalent at Vienna on lhe 2lst inst.
Hon. Abbott Lawrence, Envoy Extra
ordinary and Minister Plenipotentiary from
the United States, had an audience of her
Majesty at Windsor Casllc, on Saturday,
the 20lh ut. to deliver ms credentials
He was introduced hv Eiscomt PaImers-
ION, G.. c. b., her Majesty's Principal
Secretary Of State Tor Foreign Affairs
Lord Paimerston also introduced to her
Majesty Sir Henry Bulwer, who took
leave on departing to enter on the duties OF
his mission as Minister to the United
States.
AUSTRIA AND HUEGARy.-The Emper-
or has granted to the officers of the Peter
warden garrison, who surrendered uncon-
ditionally, the same privilege which was
accorded TO the officers of he Comorn
garrison. Those persons only are except
el against whom proceedings are 10 be
adopted for special misdemeanors.
According to reports from Pcs,h, the
crown of Hungary * now in England,
whittier il was sent by hossuth. Szernere
VAS in league with him; and on making
his escape from Widdcn executed the COM
mission If carving OF the crown jewels
to london. THIS statement explains the
report that Szemere had stolen some very
valuable trinkc,s belonging to kossulh--a
report which, from The very commence
ment. met with no credit.
On the afternoon of the 10Th instant 4
courier arrived al Pesth from Vienna,
with orders 10 stop the butcher;es in that
city. Paul Nyarz Percnzi, and Stut.er,
who were to have been executed the day
following were thereupon put into con-
demncd cells till the Emperor's pleasure
would be made known. More arrests
had taken place.
The organization of The Austrian army
Is going on with great activity. Marshal
Radctzky shows much ardor in the mat
ter, and few weeks viii complete the
two armies IN Bohemia and Eoralberg.
The 9th regiment of cuirassicrs had receiy-
I'd the name Of the Emperor of Russia.
L IS ROW asserted that the Hungarian
notes issued ny kossuth will be repudat-
ed, and the owners viii receive an indem-
MITIGATION of % to 80 per cent. If this
be carried out it viii ruin one half of the
land-holders, merchants, and peasants of
Hungary.
ITALy.-General Xucchi has resigned
his grade as Lieutenant General in the
Roman army, on the ground that he had
engaged to serve constitutional prince,
and not an absolute Government.
Much excitement prevails in the city Of
Rome. Several young men have been ar
rested for singing the MarseiIlaisc HYMN
IN the streets. Instead Of singing. the peo-
pie now indulge in prose rccitations.
Placards. with enormous letters, Of Death
to the infamous priests Death 10 the red
triumvirate,' cover the walls. Several
attempts on the lives Of French officers
have also been made.
NApLEs.-The attempt to arrest the
Prince of San Giacomo had produced
such an impression in Naples, That the
shops were all shut and the city deserted.
On the Russian Minister interceding in
the mater with the King, the latter ap-
peared quite ignorant of the proceeding,
sent for the Minister of the Interior, and
told him to let the prince alone.
i special commission, selected from
the Judges of the various tribunals, has
been appointed to try the hundreds, or
thousands, Of political offenders, by whom
the prisons are now filled. The King, it
IS sand, will go to Gaeta, and remain there
until the criminal processes are disposed
of.
TURWEY.-Fhe change Of creed OF BEN,
kinely, and other officers is contirmed.-
The following details concerning Bem,
koSSuth, and Dembinski, are very inter-
estlng: Benz, as soon as he was Informed
OF The determination of the Sultan 10 re-
slst the demands of Russia and Austria,
declared that his country was his first re-
ligion, that the Sultan having the same en-
emies and Inc same friends as il, he was
determined to become a subject of the
Sultan, and to serve under his colors, and
that he would embrace Eslamism.; that on
quitting Hungary his resolution was al