The examiner. [volume] (Louisville, Ky.) 1847-1849, 1849-10-06


The Canada arrived at Halifax al quarter pas
syesierdsy, making the passage in less than ter
days.
Conlcrn though beseged still holds out and can
deiy the besiegets for an entire year. The infu
ence of Russia aud Austria has been eIeIted 10
compel Porte TO surrender the Hungarian Chiefs
who have taken refuge in Turkey; bu, letters from
Conslantinople state that this has been positive "
refused.
The Pope quilted Gaela aud proceeded to Ma
pies; his reception was Of the most striking and
popular character. He will not go 10 Rome for
the present. The cholera is committing severe
raysges at Triste.
News is daily reported from Morocco where the
Spanish and French General Zemed which is like.
iy 10 produce something more Than a mere demon.
stration. The MOors were expected TO make an
attack On M&ssis, having already cut OFF the sup
plies. The newly appointed Ministers were as
seablns at Madrid, but no notice seems 10 be Ia
ken Of events relative 10 Cuba.
Ensis.a.
The weather has been very wet in England bu,
not so materially to affect the crops The late
downward tendency Of the Corn mark et has been
checked and a slight advance has taken place.
The unisvorsble reports of the potato disease caus-
Aa a reaction A favorable change has ia an place
in the mortality from cholera throughout England,
and the cases have declined one half since the
commencement 1900 persons have been swept
away fnom London.
The potato disease is beyond doubt extending
general
France.
A good deal attention is directed 10 the Neapoli
tan Council Of the Clergy, which has commenced
its sittings at Paris. Almost ali the bishops and
distinguished Clergy in France are assisting at the
Council. The cholera has permanently diminished
at Paris. The conspirators OF June arctic be tiled
at Versailles on the 10Th of October.
Germany.
Pspets received this morning announce the un.
expected resignation of the Dutch Ministry, cen
masse,' after q nights deibeIstion. The Kins
accepted their resignation and gave instructions
for the formation of another Cabinet. The circum
sIarce which led to this result has not transpred
Turkey.
Honor 10 Abdel Mecbis honor 10 the Turkish
hiinistgl They have nebly done their duty and
reiusedto become panders to the vindictive blood
Ihirstinuss OF Joseph. The garrison of Comorn is
well Pr,vsioned, with $1,000 men in state Of
complete discipline. The officers held a meeting
and resolved by large majority not to surrender
According 10 the Vienna journals 5000 men are
TO beaiege Comorn, and the bombardmenI was 10
commence on the 18th.
Austria.
The Austrians occupied great part Of the Island
schutt without resistance, but part Of the Hun.
saTians were strongly entrenched before the For.
,ress and il was expected would give The Austri.
ans battle. II was rumored at Vienna that BEN
had fallen into the hands Of the Russians. Hun.
garian officers had been put to death, some by
hanging ut Arad and Tennsvar. Nicholas, the
Russian Ambassador at the Port demanded the
execution OF the Hungarian officers, Rossuth,
Dembinski, Deiieyel, Messmarasses and theiI
companions. A Russian General had arrived al
Constantinople, whose mission was 10 bully the
Sultan into a compliance with the demaud of Aus.
tna. The Consul replied that the Turkish Govern
ment had resolved not 10 surrender the Hungar
an refugees TO either Russia or Austria. On thii
decision being communicated to the Sultan he de-
! clsred in the most impressive and determined
manner that the refugees should not be given uE
let the consequences be what they might. We
trust, says leading London paper, "that Lord
Palmerston will do his duty as nobly as the Sui
tan has done his, and that Russia and Austria viii
be given to understand that war with Turky fol
such cause means war with England. We are
rejoiced to fnd Kossulh and his companions are
furnished with passports from the English Ambas
ssdor, and trust that every assistance to support
the Independence Of the Sultan against the at
lacks OF Russia and vsssal Austris-''
LArssT ISTELLlGENcE TO THE LONDON News
PetuwsIden surrendered 10 the Imperial troops or
the 9th ult. part of the Maygan decided Il
It'll hold out but minority oveuuled them.