Lewisburg chronicle, and the West Branch farmer. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1849-1849, 1849-11-14
Foreign News.
Nev York Nov. ll-CP.


arrived a, Halifax at FIVE o'clock, p. M.
Thursday.
England Hon. Abbot Lawrence,
the American Minister, had an audience Of
her Majesty at Windsor Castle, on Saturday
last, to deliver his credentials.
The general tone of business affairs du-
ring the past week have been oi a healthy
character.
The European Times says that the fears
,hich we're entertained that general war
would spring out Of the demand which the
Car made upon Tho Sultan relative to the
ex,radtion,or rather giving up the refugees
stwiddrn, have been quleted by intelligence
which has come to hand. The attitude as
suIned by this country and France placed
the Emperor On the horns Of a dilemma.
He had no alternative tut to lower his tone
or bare his sabre. He must either fight The
English bull dog and Gallo cock, or he
mus, cease to bully the TUX. He has pre-
ierred the the more pacific course.
Ireland.-Noihing Of interest irauspir.
cd in this distracted and down.rodden coun-
Try. The difficulties between land lords and
| tenants, with murders and assassina,ions,
| continue.
Frauce- In the National Assembly ,,ht
leading features oi the weeks debate. was,
! the adjourned discuss on national credit,
connected with the cost Of the Roman III
tervention, which had been adjourned over
In The course Of the remarks made by
de Tocqueville, he expressed the hope lha,
| the amnesty would be granted. lie said
he believed that Plus the great Pontf who
had given The signal Of every liberty, and
the leader Of all liberal ideas. had been 70.
! paid by violence and murder. Thcse las,
expressions called forth denials, and N. .Tu-
ieIun rose up and cried aloud - lie," and
amid great commo,ion The Assembly ad-
journod. The difficulty was afterwards SET
, lied, and The slt.ings resumed.
Seventeen OF the June in.urgsn's have
been tried a: Versailles, and have b.cn &C
quilted.
the Cholera has entirely ceased.
Reports from Paris received On tie 25.h
stale, tha, the French Ahbassador al 81.
Petersburg has forwarded dispatches 10 his
government indicating a change in the hos
tile determination OF Russia in lis disagree
ment with Turkey. upon the subject Of The
-x,rad,tivn of the Hungarian refugees. So
far from pushing matters TO extiemilies
Russia expresses itself anxious 10 settle
difficulties quietly provided no wa,like inter.
terencs Was thleaien.d On the part Of Eng
land. The sane rumoI Was prevalent al
Vienna on the zlsi.
Turkey.-A letter from Malta states ,ha,
there IL i,o doubt but that The English flee;
has left The AdrlaIic for the uardanncles.
The AuslIisn fleet is under sail for The
Dardanneies.
Al Sebasiozol here was Russian fieel
OF 26 vessels, only four hours sail from the
mou'h OF the Bcsphorus. The Turkish fleet
was anchored across the Bosphorus a! the
narrowe,, parts 10 defend the passage.
Tire Turk!-h atmy al Wasia-ha had
been ordered taek TO Cunslan,inoplr.
The French feet. consisting Of six YES
.e's Of he line, two figs'es, and steamers.
with 5000 men ard 600 guns, Is UNDER
weigh 'or the Dardannelits.
The Deu'sche Zei'ung has letters from
Cou.tsniinolie to the s:h ln>l announcing
The arrira! in the Bo>Phoru>. OF The British
fleet of uhservati"n.
A ,aiuie OF 20 guns VA. fired by the
Turkish feet IN honor OF the British flag.
Rome.-A letter from Rome dated on
the l4,h. say. that much excIiems nj pre-
wills in the city. Se.e,nl young men we're
arrested for singing the Marse!Ies hymn IN
, the street, and instead oi singing the people
now indulge 10 pro,e Iecila'ioDs.
P,acnrds vi b enormous letters, with
..D.a,h to infamous Priests''-"Dea,h to
he red Tfiumv,ra,es," cover the walls o.
; Rome.
Several attempts on the lives Of French
officers have be- o made.
A letter from Vienna TO the 7'h, ,says thai
Venice will not become a free por' alnin.
The capital Of The kingdom will hence for
ward be at Verona.
Naples and Sicily.-A' Naples and 81
cly the violence Of the Government conti-
nued. |, was reported that . regicide as
socia'ion had been discovered in which sr,
| implicated abou; 20 600 persons.
A copy Of Lord Pnlmerton's dispatch on
Slcilan question. has been sent to the EH-
peror OF Russia, who sent d courier to Ma
plea, recommending the king not TO give
way, nseuring him that Russia and Austria
would suppor, him under any circumsian-
ces. The Government payers we're filled
with abuse Of England and against Lord
PaImerston.
Hungary and Austria The Emperor
has granted The ufi 'ers Of The garrison Of
Peterwarden. who surrendered unconditio-
nalIv, the same privilege which tho Empe-
ror Of Russia accorded The garrison OF Co.
morn.
A courier arrived a, Pcsih. from Vienna.
with orders to stop the bu,cheries IN that
ci'v.
The organisation Of The Austrian army
is going on with gnai activity.
Gen. Dembinskl's sister and broiher-in-
law we're arrested a, Cracow on the l7,h.
They had never iniertered in politics.
1, is said that General Haynau has re-
signed his post in consequence Of the Em.
Deror having ordered him to cease his bIoO-
dy work. He complained bitterly Of his au-
,h,riiv being disregard by those Who pre-
.. .hoo, C,nnt Rathvnnv. IL having