The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1849-11-03
Arrival Of the Steamer Europa.

ne steamer Europa arrived at Hallla
on the 24th ult., bringing later intelligenc
from Europe.
OF the pending decision ofthe Empero
of Russia, upon appeal made to him re
specting extradiction ofthe Hungarian rel
ugees, nothing definite can be arrived a
until the resolutions of the Emperor ant
his Imperial Council, shall be made known
The emperor's reply was expected tt
reach the Turkish capitol about the 1Otl
of October. Apprehending his decisor
might be declaration of war, the Porte
was exceedingly impatient to learn the eff
feet produced upon the cabinets of Lon
don and Paris, by the bearing oftheir rep
resentatives.
A large fleet of steamers is now collect
ngin the waters phosphorus and harboro
Golden Horn, between the entrance of the
Black Sea and Reports, in the Sea Of
Mammora, There are twelve ships of.the.
line at anchor, fully equipped and plenti.
fully provided.
An army of 100000 assembled around
the Turkish Capitol, which are reviewed
from day break to dark.
A letter dated 25h ult, states that be-
fore entering, Turkish harbors assurances
was given Kossuth, that he and fellow ref
ugees were welcome and should be allow
ed to proceed to any part of the world.
A considerable number of refugees
have been put aboard American corvette
and French steamers, destined it is said
for Greece.
An eloquent letter from Kossuth to Lord
Palmerston, is published in the English
journals. BY the news from Widden it ap.
pears that efforts had been made to urge
the refugees 10 embrace Ishaniest, which
were unsuccessful. Kossuth, Georgey,
and others swear no person shall induce
them to apostacy. Benz had no scruples.
The most unwelcome news from Tur-
key is that those Parchallies in Europe,
who are partly Greek partly Turkish, are in
a state of foment in consequence ofthreat-
ened rupture between Turkey and Rus
sia. Uuder the influence of Russian en-
isaries, members of the Greek Church,
these vassals Of the Sutton betrayed a Sc
rious intention of taking advantage of the
present opportunity to get up revolt.
A great activity prevails in sending cour-
ers to and from the principal Courts of
Europe. The scarcity Of public funds
however, allaved apprehensions ofserious
'esults.
The Paris correspondent ofthe London
Times says, a note has been addressed
" the English government to the ambas-
ador at ST. Petersburgh, on the subject of
fairs at Constantinople. couched in firm
ut moderate terms, containing nothing
alculated to wound the sensativeness Of
but announces the determina-
on to support the Porte against any exi-
ency that would compromise the dignity
f an independent government. Lord
almerston likewise sent proper instruc-
ons to Sir Canning, and placed the Med
errannean fleet at his disposal.
FRANCE.
France has initiated England Perfect
nanimity exists between the two powers.
l consequence of. the illness of NJ. Fal-
ux, the discussion on the italian ques-
on, and American and French difficult
IS has been postponed in the French
ssembly. I
The only allusion made, in any papers {
ceived, TO the difficulty between the (
rench and American governments. is the +
flowing copied from the Paris Presse: I
Some explanation ofahairs is necessary. b
he French government demands an in "
'mnity for losses caused French subjects "
the war in Mexico, This demand hav- 7
g met with some difficulty, the French ft
ycrnment charged our Minister to an D
unce to the American government that C.
. indemnities claimed, should be kept to
t of annuities not yet due, for which we d.
re debtors to the United States. II ap- f.
ars that letters written on the subject by d,
Poussin, were couched in rather un- n
rranted language, Of which the French
has expressed its disapproba-
n."
1t is stated that the French government W.
ends recalling portion Of its army in t;c
Italian states, and that the Spanards W. VIZ
to enter Rome. T,
t is reported that the Pope has taken tb,
rm at the numerous assassnations in ~
me, and believes that there is an exten. w
, plot for his assassination should he ~
lrlI.
letters from Geneva state that Cara. NJ,
li has some intention of settling in the ~
tied State. J.,
SARDINIA. -
is officially announced that the Cham. fr
of Turin, would be dissolved. Report an, on
S that formidable conspiracy has No,
n discovered in Piedmont, which was a =
ave broken out at Genoa, on the occa w;l
ofthe landing Of the body of Charles tha m
ert. IL
AUSTRIA AND HUNGARY. tba
announced that the Hungarian refu. ter
) near Widden, the leaders excepted. per
lied for leave to return to the Austrian oil