Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1849-11-10

CLOCK last eVelllIISS. ChO o'ihSS A"''e
of the 18th and Liverpool of the goth ut
together with near 100 passengers, amongst
.whom are Mr. White and family, American
Consul for Hamburg. 5rs, sisn.s.a
TURKEY AND RUSSIA.
There is no later news, in the European
Times, 1.-THE only paper that has come to
handy from Constautinople or St Petersburg,
and Of course, we have got no solution Of the
difficulty between the Porte and the Autocrat
the general belief, however, among well in
formed circles, is said to be that Russia will
pocket the atfront rather than provoke COL
slision with France and England. M
p Their is a rumor from, that in consequence
of the relation in which Louis Napoleon stands
with the Gar, he would gladly forego the sup
port of the nation in behalf OF Turkey.
correspondent, writing from Belgrade on the
~ inst, states that the hungarian refugees
were still at Widden, ready to set out for the
destinations they may receive. They were
divided into three camps-an Italian, Hun
.garian, and Polish one. Each camp is un-
der the order of colonel, and each man re-
eceives such daily rations, according to his
grade, like the British troops.
Prince Alexander of Serva, had behaved
very well towards them, allowing them free
passage through his territory, and provisions.
Benz, Dembinsky and several others, have
not only embraced Islaism, but entered the
Turkish army. The Porte is said to have
appointed the Isle of Canada as the residence
of the Refugee Magyars.
.se5l FRANCE.
q The deliberations the National Assembly
were almost wholly devoted, on the 18th and
18th ult., to the report of M. Theirs on the
Roman question. The report is decidedly
conservative, and at variance with the ex-
pressed views of the Presidents letter to M.
Ney. The conclusion at which M. Theirs
arrives is, that liberal institutions are incom-
patible with the independence of the Pope
cas temporal sovereign, and likewise the
independence of the Catholic Church, and
the rights Of the people are at issue-the lat
ter oughtto give way. dsi 9..s7l'.r," ..
1t is not believed that the views OF Nj.
Thiers will be responded to by the French
nation, and it is certain that both the matter
and style ofthe report are very unsatisfactory
to the President of the Republic.
At a Ministerial Council held subsequently,,
it was decided that the Government would
follow exclusively the policy lad down in the
letter Of the President on the affairs OF Rome
the effect Of which resolution will be, it is
said, TO cause Nj. Falloux and General Rul-
heres Immediately to retire from the Minis
try. No action had taken place on the part
of the Assembly, to indicate the views of the
majority on the report of M. Thiers; but
there was a rumor from PaIis, on Thursday,
that the difficulty between Nj. Theirs and the
President had been satisfactorily adjusted.
4 The High Court of Justice at Versailles
:, commenced its sittngs on the 18th, and is at
present engaged in trying the persons con-
cerned with the affairs of the 18th July.
Several exciting disreputable scenes have
occurred before the Court, and there is rea-
son to apprehend that others will follow.
nc On the 18th, Nj. Emile de Girardin was be-
ing examined as witness, when violent
alteration took place between him and the
Procnreur General, in the course of which M.
sGirardn declared in open court, that as the
constitution having been violated, resistance
-swasa right and duty. ,1
tag At a subsequent stage of the examination
the Judge forbade M. Girardin TO reply to a
remark of one of the consel, when all the
prisoners rose en- masse and demanded, with
violent gesticulations, that the witness should
be heard. A fearful scene Of tumult and
confusion ensued, and nearly an hour elapsed
before the huissiers could bring the accused
and the Judge TO a state of camness.
On the day following one of the witnesses,
Lieut.. of the gendarmierie, boasted of hav-
ing thrust his sabre into the breast ofa man
who was married, and advanced with his bo-
som barred, whereupon all the accused rose
up and denounced the witness as a coward
One of the counsel declaring that he was not
worthy TO clean epaulettes. Indescribabe
confusion ensued, which terminated in the
judges seeking safety in flight. They return
ed, however, in an hour, to say thatno notice
should be taken of the interruption.
The National Assembly have annulled the
election for Guadaloupe, in consequence of
accounts of assassination on the part of the
supporters of the present members
M. de Falloux's health is slightly improved
,. The Projects to Nj. Thiers state that there
are seventy departments in which Red Re-
publicanism is spreading 10 an alarming ex-
tent.
Au aid de eamps from the Emperor of Rus.
,sia arrived in Paris on the 1elh, charged
with q special message to the President Of
the Republic.
io'' o', AUSTRIA AND HUNGARY.
- A treaty between Austria and Prussia was
sioped at Vienna Sept 3Otb. and ratified nv