The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-12-29
TELEGRAPHIC.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS,
Two Weeks Later from Europe.
~-a~>S~N~oU~NNN>N0~N>.
a i r 7 " a +
CAMBRIA AT HALIFAX.
sNor>NN0N~o-NNNANNNONN
The Refugee Question in Turkey
Not Vet Settled.
V>~~~O~N>N>~~I~~~~~~N-
INTERESTING COMMERCIAL ADVICES.
ON~~N~~~N~NO~~>~~O>.N
Important Financial Scheme in
England.
~sN0ONNONN~o0NNoo.0~Nos
ADVANCE I'm COTTON.
~~~~~O>oN~No~~~o~oO~>No
IMPROVEMENT in BREADSTUFS.
Shipping Intelligence,
&c, &C., &c.
ADVANCE I'M COTTON.
IMPROVEMENT In BREADSTUFS,
Shipping Intelligence,
&C., &C., &C.


The steamship Cambria Capt. Shannon, arrived at
cialifax at O'Clock yesterday morning She sailed
from Liverpool on Saturday, the 18th inst and ha
50 through passengers The adyices from Paris are to
che 18th, inclusive.
The c. will arrive at Boston this afternoon, and her
snails will reach this city to morrow.
The general news is Of no striking Importance.
Cotton had advanced one-eighth Of penny, but the
market was inactive. Weekly saes:1e000 and 80 900
bales. Total sold in the two weeks, $4,000 bales
Brssdstufs had improved and the demand was better
Corn had advanced Is Cd per lbs Flour was good
demand, at 22s. q Gas. for superior Western.
Provisions were in better demand but prices had un
dergone no material Improvement
Freights were firm; passengers scarce
The money market was extremely buoyant
The bullion in Bank amounted to fl6 500 600, and
Increasing. Consols 500 a q.
American Stocks had slightly improved.
Commercial affairs, generally in England, continued
Russia and Turkey.
THE REFUGEE QUESTION NOT YET sErrLEo-rHE
PREPARATIONS OF BOTH POWERS FOR WAR.
Our sdvices from Constsntinope are to the 25th OF
November.
As yet the extraditon question had not been settled
NOR according to the best authorities 1t likely
be settled. The Emperor had up to that time persist
ed in his demands for having the enemies of Russia
he calls the Hunsarisns and Poles bsuishsd from
the Ottoman empire. These demands the Porte
sists; and 80 the matter stands.
IL was thought during the early part OF the week,
that the whole affair had been arranged but turns
out to be untrue. In the opinion OF the Ts.aes
Respondent, the Emperor is merely DESTROYS of post
poning rupture till spring. when his operations will
be favored by the season. Meantime, Turkey Is
making every preparation to meet him, should he
advance.
The English feet has left the Dardanelles.
Russia is increasing her feet.
Liberty has been given 20 export bullion from the
Russian empire.
Our advices from St. Petersburg ere to December 2.
The Minister Of Finance has been empowered to is
exchequer bills to the amount Of 100000 silver
'Tubles.
Austria and Hungary.
The state Of siege will be removed from Vienna on
the LIST Of January.
The Emperor has returned to scronbrek from Prague
Orders have been sent to the army of observation
approach the Saxon frontier as possible.
Affairs in Hungary continue unsettled. A Pesth
paper states that Prince Metternich has written q
letter to an Austrian Minister in which he declares
that the Austrian monarchy csnno. enjoy lasting peace
unless hungary IL maintained In its preceding rsla
tions a separate State, with Austria Thirteen
ment with hard labor for twenty, eighteen, AMI ten
years.
Vienna 10 completely imbedded In snow, and rail-
roads thus rendered nearly useless Not~ithsand-
Ing all the precautions Of the police, Kossuth medals
have been introduced into Hungary. They
adhered by Magyar patriots of inestimable value
The Cologne Gazette publishes letters from
pondent who has recently made excursion into Hun
gerry. He declares that lamentabls desolation and
misery reigned in the land that old men, women, and
children are to be seen in want Of the seces-
carries Of life and that fertile and cultivated land, have
fallen to lower price than the virgin forests Of Ame
RIGA Many Of the great proprstors have disposed Of
their estates.
Letters from Vienna Of the 5th state that minists
rial crisis IL at hand In that capital.
Interesting from Italy.
Letters from Naples announce that great arrange
men,s In progress but fer what object was IN
known.
The fortress Of Gseta being repaired and armed
The Ponacs frontier Is being lined with troops and
arrests continue
The new French chief 1. re.olute and Grim to the
Cardinals In address to the troops he says" Your
mission IL not ended.n
The treasury Of the Cardinal Triumvrste 10 reported
10 be insolvent No time has yet hned for the
turn Of the Pope.
The French Republic.
MOVEMENTS IN PARIs-THK INSURGENTS OF THE
I3rH OF JUNK-TBK FRENCH ARMY IN RoME-rArL
or zArcHU, IN ALGERIA, KTc., KTc.
On the night Of the Sd Of December, NJ. PENIS pro-
position for the abolition Of exposing the names Of
political offenders condemned by default on the pill
ory was rejected BY large majority efths Assembly
In the evenisg Of the day the President ate nded
the Theatre Des Varieties, and vssoudy sppiauded BY
the audience, and some voices sang In his favor.
The anniversary Of the battle Of Austerlits css
brsted BY high at the Chapel Of the Invalides
-Four hundred OF the insurgents Of June arrived in
Paris from Bsvre, and liberated BY the Attorney
General, on the Attn.
The elections have been postponed to the 25th Of
January, 1850.
now appears that difference whatever had arisen
betueep the President and ministry.
NJ. Bouret's amendment for reducing the contingent
force, has been rejected by the Assembly.
The contingent demanded by the Minister Of War,
was, after lengthy discussion, agreed to. Subse.
squentiy, violent discussion between the President
snj the Mountain arose. The question Of electoral
oonseriptions having arisen Generals Csvsgnac and
sehrsn denounced Il az an infrscon the consttu.
tiOn. Their speeches are viewed as having put stop
to the bill
A pamphlet by L.dru ROlin, in defence Of his con.
duct the 18th Of June has been seized and proceed.
ipss instituted against the printers and publishers
exciting hatred against the government
The sccopnts received from Algiers announce the
fall Ct Zstchu The further accounts that not
soul n all Zstcbu bs. been left to tell the tale Of its
cad and mourpfu overthrow by the French-the whole
city Is desolste.
socialist named seguin has been sentepc ed 10 four
nths i'm prison for saying during the insurrec-
top Of 18th June that he would the heart Of the
President
The pltr. royaIist journals continue to manifest their
hatred Of Enslsnd
Orders bs ". been can't 10 vitbsrav portiep az the
army from Rome Measures being taken TO prove
the condition Of the Slaves In the colonies
OF France.
Only two measures OF the least Importance we're
.dscussed on the 18th inst, In the Assembly one OF
which for the grant 81 mercy 70 con- plete the
tomb Of Napoleon; withdrawn By the government
Vhs other Tss proposition to have soOo0oo francs