Arkansas intelligencer., 1849-09-01
FOREIGN NEWS.


FOREIGN NEWS.
The Steamship Hibernia, arrived at Boston, on
the 10th uIt., bringing weeks later intelligence
from all parts of Europe.
The advices from Hungary very fattering.
AT every point, the allied armies of Austria and
Russia have been defeated. Ii is said. that Aus
tria is reduced such cxremi,ies that she is bout
proposing to Hungary negotiations for peace.
The Sublime Porte has ordered force of S0.-
900 men to tho frontier, to prevent the Russian
troops from entering Transylvania. "
A conspiracy has been discovered in Russia
having for its Cbject the establishment of Re-
public. a-L.. .. r.--r. g-.r.-
The prospect Of an abundant harvest in France
is very fatloring. Louis Napoleon is still accused
of aiming at Imperial Power.
The weather throughout England continues fine.
and the harvest promises most abundant result.
From Santa Fe.-A letter from Santa Fe, dated
the 9th July, received at ST. Louis, says that the
Indians in that neighborhood have committed nu.
merous depredalions upon the Americans and
Mexcans. Thoy had killed two Amer and
two Mexcans within twenty-five miles of Santa
Fe.
o. A letter received at Little Rock states thai
party of Louisanaians, bound to California, had
returned to San Antonia, from Ell Paso. They
wore under the comma nd of Capt. Neal. They
report some ten thousand emigrants at FL Pdso.
Finding it impossible to get provisions enough
to carry them to California, they determined 10
return. .ts
The largo government train under Major Van
HORNE, had arrived at DEVILS River, about $50
miles from San Antona. Col. JACK HAYS also
had train of 100 wagons on his way to the Gila.
San Antonia is very healthy at this time.
The Cotton Crops.-The Little Rock Democrat
of the 24th ult says:
The prospects of the planters in this vicinity
are fast Frightening under the influence of sun
shine at home, and a rise Of prices abroad. Since
the foods ceased, the plants have rapidly matured
and now promise very good crop. The Camden
Democrat of the l7th states, that the crops in tha,
region are doing quito well, AMI should the season
hold out favorable, the yield will fall little short OF
an average.
0IT We learn by the Democrat, that from the
ity in Montgomery county, discovered few
years since by Professor Powell.) that it abounds
in gold and silver. He found the surface quite
rich with gold, which is easily obtained by wash
ing.
Cdnoda.-The city of Montreal has again been
thrown into state Of great excitement owing TO
the supposed recent arrest Of persons implicated in
tho lnfp hoe IL
as almost in state Of siege.
05~Thc American Consul has taken his depar-
ture from Rome, in consequence of somo insult
having been offered to the American flag by the
French soldiers. Tho affair may perhaps lead to
some difficulty between government, and
France.
OF Gov. Towns, of Georgia. has been nom-
mated for recollection by the Democratic Convention
of that State.
0EF Major Gen. TwIGGs has been assigned to the
command of the troops which have been ordered
TO Florida, 10 quell the Indian outbreak.
The Aspden Wiz Case was recently decided
in the District Court Mt Philadelphia. The amount
of property involved was about 100000. The
decision is in favor of the American heirs.
OF The Mother and Sister of JOHN MITCHELL
the Irish patriot, sailed for Liverpool for the
United States on the Goth July.
0S-A Telographic despatch, from New York.
announces the death of ALBERT GALLArIN
Monarchy and business. - The Princess of
Orange is driving smashing business on her own
hook, owning eleven steamers carrying freight to
Europe, Russia, and towns in the Netherlands.
Premium for CHARACTERISTIC Quincy, Jr.,
receives 900 per annum as salary, as Presi.
dent Of the Vermont Central Railroad. Such
salaries may be considered as bonuses paid to
run up the character of the Stock, by guarantees
that its administration is in safe hands,
Indian FigM.-The Saint Louis Rcpu blicap
states that fight occurred between the Gros Ven.
tres and Sioux Indians, about the 23rd July. The
Sioux were defeated. 1t is said Mr. Carrot. in
charge OF the American Fur Company's fort fir
ed his cannon at the. Sioux, and that they had
sworn engeance-promising to return in TWEEN.
ty days with reinforcement of 1000 to ex,er.
inmate the Gros Ventres and the whites.