The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1849-11-15
AdditiOnat.:Fofeis News.
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AdditiOnaf:.Fofeisk News.
PRs1 fs&LkaIA, Nov H.
The Cambria arriVsa, at Boston Saturday
aorning. The wires Were dUwn between
Iew " rk and Boston, and the news did not
each here ill yesterday.
IHrkey.-in relation to- the eXtradition OF
he Hungarian refugees from Turkey. the
,ttitude assumed by France and England has
laced the Car on the horns of a dienit8eaf
ither fighting or to cease bullying. IF rs
hosen the more pacific course. 1t afasSSl4
lorted in Paris on the 18th 1tI. NE
French ambassador had lorwardeN4sSsS
TO his government, intimaang that change
n the hostile attitude of Russia toward Tur-
iey upon the subject Of the extradiion OF the
Hungarian refugees had taken place, so far
Is forcing matters TO eXtremeties. Russia
mas expressed herself anXious to settle the
difference quietly, provided no warlike inter
ference is made on the part OF England. The
same rumor was prevabnt az Vienna on the
21st ult. The changeOf creed on the part Of
BEN, Dembrinski. and others is confirmed
The English squadronhas left the AdrIatic
for the neighhorhood of the DardancIlcs at
the request OF Sir Stafford Canning. TIE
Austrian fleet of trig4tes and briggs is under
sail for the same pIdc At Sebatespol there
was Of The Russian feet rs vessels, and only
four hours sail lromthe mouth OF the Bospho-
rus. The Turkish fleet is anchored across
the BOsphoruS at itsnarroWest point to defend
the passage. TheTurksh army in Walla-
CHA. Commanded b. Omar Pacha. had been
ordered b icil to CGstantinople. The French
fleet. consisting ofsXteen vessels OF the line
and two lrigates ind steamers. with 5000
men and 600 gun. is under way for the Oar
danelles. The Ieutsche Zeitung has letters
| from ConstantinQe Of the Sth uIt announ-
chg the arrival BosPhorus of the british
: feet OF ohservaion. a salute of 20 guns
was fred by tn Turkish ships in honor Of
, the British flag
| Austria dndHungary-I 1t is said Hay
nau has resgrd his place, in consequence
of the Emperr having ordered executions
to be stopped He complained bitterly Of
his authority eng dsregarded by those who
shot Bathvuly-it having been his express
orders he shuid be hanged. According to
the reports pm Peslh, the crown of Huuga-
ry is now i:EngIand, whittier it was sent by
| Kos>uth Zmrr executed this commission
for Kossutl This explains the rumor that
! Szmer hatfobbed kOssuihot' the crown Jew
els. On te 18th nit, Il courier arrived at
| Pesth roi Vienna with orders to stop the
butcherieja that city. The organization Of
the AUSTIN army is going on with great ac-
tivity nephew OF the unfortunate Bathy-
amy In 9een forced to enlist ii private hus-
s;tr in al Austrian regiment Demhrinski'S
sister al brother-in law were arrested in
Craco9pn the 18th. They never have ta-
ken anpart in politics.
Prmia.-The convention between the
courtsf Prussia and Austria was ratified on
| the IA alt. at Vienna An exchanges of
lhe as of ratification took place the follow
iur d-, when Arch Duke John announced
Is hiintcnti0n to esign his Office as soon IA
the tler German Governments had assem-
ble,h convention. One hundred and sixty
Hutarian officers it is said will ship from
Breeu for New Orleans.
iamarh and Dutchies- By a declHra-
ito dated Oct. H. the clergy OF SchIeswig
potlvely refuse to recognize the government
romisSIou to Rome.
}oa3e.-Gcn. Cucci has resigned his grade
olieutenaut general in the Roman army. Oh
\ ground that he had engaged to serve al
| nstituIional prime and not an absolute
Vernnent. Much excitement prevails in
e city. Several young men have been ar
listed Tor singing the MurseilIeS hymn in the
lrerts, Instead OF singing now, the people
luulLt IL ItTCC ltlNGCtIAG L ldCGEtlS. WIFI /
.normOus letters of Death to the niitmons
priests! Death To the Red Triumvirate p
over die walls Of the houses and corners
Several attempts on the lives Of French Off !
;crs have been made.
Naples and SjcIy-The violence of the /
government was on the increase. 1t was re-
lorte1 that the reglcide association had been
discovered. in which are implicated 200C0 |
persons to arrest Prince Giacome. This pro-
iuced such an impression at Naples that the
torres all slut their doors and the city was
deserted. A special commission selected
rom the judges OF the various tribunals have
,een appointed to try the hundreds and
OF political offenders with whom
he prisons are now filed.
The American irigates independence and /
Cumberland were in port under Commodore
1orgui.
France-The leading features OF tie
weeks debate in the Assembly have been
he adjourned discussion of credits Tor the
,omln expedition, which, it was thought.
-ouid involve the resignation and Oh tuge of
Ministry. Eighteen OF the Insurgents Of June
ave been tried during the last four DAYS AT
lyons. At Rehmis serious disturbance
)oa place on the Dist. Lord Normandy has
ad frequent correspondence with the Pres-
ent of the Republic. which has caused M. II
'hers 10 be jealous, who AYERS that the
onor Of France and her feelings are render
d subservient to foreigners NJ. de Persir 4