Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1849-11-24
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Flour and Corn are exceedingly doll,
and prices shade lower
FRAScE.--The French Ministry has
been dismissed, and the President has sent
a message to the Assembly, the reading Of
which created a great excitement among
the members, and the citizens of Paris
generally. 1t seems that the whole of the
ministry, with the exception of NJ. Odl-
lon Barrot, who was i'll, assembled on the
morning of the 30th, to advise the Pres-
dent respecting the appointment Of sue
cessor to NJ. Falioux, the retiring minister
At this meeting, Louis Napoleon en-
phatically declared that the Cabinet want
ed dignity-an imputation sufficiently an
noying to raise the anger of less sensi-
| tive personages than those who form the
Executive of Republican France.
The President added that the Cabinet
| had been too subservient to the Conserva-
tive majority of the Assembly, and that
| the Club of the Council of State did what
! he himself could not do-settled the poll
/ cy OF the Government, and actually nomi-
mated the Ministry. This was enough,
and an explosion instantly followed.
In the evening, NJ. Dupin read to the
Assembly a message from the President,
which is very spirited and interesting, for
it can hardly fail to provoke angry pas
sions, and il may probably produce the
! coup d'etat which has been long forcsha-
dowed.
The London Times says, if this is
| clear and definite signiflcation to the sweep
| ING measure by which the President of the
French Republic has changed his whole
! administration, and the resolute message
in which he announced the species of coup
d'etat to the National Assembly, we must
suppose that Louis Napoleon intends to
convey to France and the world his per-
emptory intention to assume in his own
person the supreme direction of the affairs
of the Republic.
The Partisan journals publish the fol-
| lowing important telegraphic despatch
from Gen. Lamoriciere to the Minister of
! Foreign Affairs -
"ST. PETERSBURG, Oct. IS.
Count Nesselrode notified, YESTERDAY,
TO the Ottoman Envoy, that the Emperor,
taking into consideration the letter Of the
Sultan, confined himself to a demand that
the refugees should be expelled from Tur-
key. Fuad Efendi regards the affair as
settled
AUSTRIA AND HUNGARY.-The fends,
who are nicknamed Rulers in Austria. not
satisfied with the human gore they have
already shed, still continued their sanguin-
ary career. Several additional murders
have been added to their already fearful
! 'ba1- IL, L. L
| gled IN Pesth, or shot, are all men of mark,
and when 1t is stated that the wretch Hay
nau has been appointed Civil and Military
Governor of Hungary, crimes at which
| humanity shudders, at once arise before
the mind al the mention of his name.
Ii this wholesale system is continued,
another crisis III that country is believed
to be inevitable. The Hungarian officials
are sending in their designations in masses.
A circular of kossuth's is circulating in
Pesth, IN which that patriot assures his
countrymen that he has removed the
crown of St. Stephen solely for rendering
the coronation of Hapsburger impossible.
| The various nationalities of Hungary
| have recommended their old struggles for
ascendancy, particularly the Slowaks Ru-
| benes. The government intends TO renew
the Notifications of Buda-the contracts
| tor masonry are stated to amount 10 264.-
600 tiorlns. An ordinance of the Empe-
ror has been published, which has for It's
object to apply to Hungary the principle
| OF equality. III the eye of the law, of all
citizens in all matters of duty and imposts
| The Austrian Government have issued
circulars TO all the kenna publishers. pro-
| hlblung the publication of any book with
out having first submitted the manuscript
to the inspection of military governor.
TURKEY.-The only allusion in the pa
pers at hand, of the difficulty between
turkey and Russia, is given in single
paragraph.
Measures have been taken bv the Porte
Tor the location of the Polish and Hunga-
ran refugees; the former had been convey
ed to Shmulk, while the latter were lodg-
| ed IN good quarters at Silastega and Rub
| chick.
| hossuih and the other leaders were 10
remain for awhile at Widden. until mea-
sures were taken for their removal and nj,
| innate liberation.
No less than 500 of the HUNGARIAN ref
ugees had become converts TO Islamism.
and many of their friends are about TO fol-
low their example.
SIR Stradord Canning has sent pass
ports to Gen. Guyon, the Irish officer, and
the British subjects who had been in the
service of Hungary.
lhe Porte has declared the Island of
oamos IN state of blockade, owing to the
continuance of disturbance.
RoNE.-The assassinauons Of French
soldiers continue daily,
IL was not expected that the Pope
would return soon, or that the French ar