Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1849-11-17
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Foreign Intelligence.

The Hibernia and Washington have lately ar
rived at New York, bringing Paris and London
news up to the goth ult.
FRiNcE.-Nothing of great importance has
yet transpired in the National Assembly. n
dispute occurred on the 10th ult. in the Assem-
bly,, on the Roman question, between NJ. Theirs
and NJ. Bixcc, which ended in a duel with pis-
tolls. The "honor of the parties was, how
ever. satisfied without the shedding of blood.
The French fleet has been ordered to join the
English fleet at Naples. The Russian charge
has informed the French Minister that his Gov
ernmcnt would consider the entrance ofa French
fleet into the Dardanelles as a cause of war.
TuRKEY.-Littlc additional news from Con-
stantinople. The Hungarian Refugees ire still
at Widdcn. Benz and Dcmbenski, it is said
have embraced Islamism, and arc in the Turk
ish army.
Acknowledgment, who is at the head of
military affairs, has under guise of Court Mar
tial, put to death Is Hungarian Generals, who
delivered themselves up at the end of the war.
The former Prime Minister, Count Dathyany,
has also been shot, after an unsuccessful attempt
to commit suicide by cutting his throat, for
which purpose q dagger had been furnished him
by his wife.
IrALY.-Thc Pope had not yet returned to
Rome, and there is no recent news of impor-
tance.
ExGLAND.-Maykets Wheat is quoted at As.
Cd. a 5s. Cd. per 70lbs. The prices of Ameri-
can provisions generally are Advancing.
The accounts from the manufacturing districts
are generally favorable.
Domestic Items,
New YoRK ELEcTIoN.-In the city of New
York all the Wing candidates were elected by
an average majority OF 1900. In Albany the
Whip majority is said to be 600.
The latest accounts state that thirty-scven
counties have been heard from, 10 of which
give the Wings a majority of li,7lO. The 9TH
or counties give a Democratic majority of 7,597.
Enough is said to be known to show that the ma
iority Of the Senate is Wing, and that of the
Assembly Democratic.
New JERSEY ELEcrIoN.-The result is re-
ported to be as follows In the House 20 De
mocrats and 20 Wings, Senate 0 Democrats and
10 Wings.
Arrival OF EMuGRANTs.-Thc number of
Foreigners which arrived in the port OF New
York in October last, is l6,2i7,-an increase Of
1900 over the arrivals OF the same month 4 OF last
year. In speaking Of the arrival OF cnigrants
for the last seven years, the y. y. Sun says:
1t will thus be seen that the number which
arrived in October, lS49, was moro than four
imcs the number which arrived in Oetobcr,
.S43, being nearly four and a half times as ma
IN. This is an astonishing fact in the history
Of the progress of the United States.
ELEcrR1crrY.-H. NJ. Payne, of Munster,
Miss. claims to have invented a method Of col
lccdng and condcnsing the electric fluid. lie
says he has frequently forced so much OF the
fluid into a receiver as to burst it by its expan-
sion, and tina it can be applied to the driving
machinery as readily as steam. The production
of light by the decomposition OF water, which
is now exciting some attention, Is an invention
of Mr.. PAYNE, and is, he says, but a minor APP
p~lication OF his great discovery.
THE FRENcu CADINET.-Itis stated by French
papers, brought by the Washington, that a cour-
Ter had been despatched to st. Petersburgh, to
summon Gen. Lamoricierc home, to assume the
functions of Minister OF War; also, that it was
in contemplation to offer to NJ. Victor Hugo,
the celebrated author, the ministry OF public
Instruction.