The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1849-11-16
q FOX ICN NEWS. e
Arrival Of the Hlibernia.

Below we give the lelegrsphlc report Of
the European Intelligence brought by the
steamer Hibernia, just arrived at New York
from Liverpool.
! The American mail steamer Washington
was TO leave Southampton for New York on
the 20 h. the some day tina, the llbernia left
passengers engaged, among whom are the
names OF the Hon. Richard Rush, late Amer.
can Minis or TO France, and family the Hon.
Romulus NJ. Saunders, late Minister 10 Spain,
and family William II. Sules, E.q., late
Charge d'Atfiires To Austria; and Robert
p. Fiennlken, late Charge dAff.iies TO Den.
mark.
Turkey and Russia.
There is no later news from Their Con.
s,anllnople OF ST. P-tersburgb, and nf course
We have got no solution Of the difficulty be.
tween the Porte and the Russian Govern
mcn.. A correspondent wiring from Bel
grade on the 1t ulllmo states that the flun.
gafi,n refugees we're sllil a, WdJin, ready
20 SET on, for The destinations they may Sc.
leci. They we're divided into three corps
an Italian, Hungarian. and Polish ONE
each camp being under the command uf a
colonel, aud each man receiving daily ratons
according 10 his grade. Prince Alexander,
Of Srrvia, had behaved very we'll towards
them, allowing them free passage through
his territory aud provinces. BEN, Demb,D.
ski, and several others had not only embraced
lsamism, bul en'ered the Turkish army
The Porte is said TO have appointed the Isle
Of Gambia as the residence Of the refugee
Maeyars
The deliberations Of the National Asse m.
bly, were ain $, wholly devo ed IN the l2lh
and 18Th ullmo 10 ha report Of NJ. Thier.
on the Roman question. The report is de
cldedly Conservative aud al variance With the
views Of the Presidents letter TO NJ. New
The Conclusions Of NJ. Thiers are, that lib
eral constitutions are incompatible with the
Pope's independence as temporal sovereign
and tina, the independent, church add the
rights Of the people are al issue. The latter
he thinks, ough, to give way. II is no, be
lieved that HIS views will be responded 10 By
the French nation. AT a subsequent, Mini,
teral Council 1t was decided that he Govern
ment would follow exclusively the policy Iaic
down in the Presidents letter on Roman af
fars.
The High Court OF Justice q, versatile,
commenced on the l2lh uilino, and 10 a
present engaged in trying ths persons con
cefned IN The fir Of the thirteenth Of July
During its sltings several d.srcpu,able dc
monstration- have occurred.
On the 10Th ultlmo an abide camp from
the Emperor Of Russia arrived al Paris
charged with special message TO tho PrcsI
dent Of the Republic.
The German Confederation.
A treaty beta cen Austria and Prussia wa
signed Ut Vienna on the I0.h uiimo.
provides that Austrs and Prussia assume tn,
sdmlnistra ION Of The central power OF N,
German Confederation in The name Of all "a,
Governments in the Confederation until th,
first Of May mex, year.
by the latest prece ding arrival the cor
responder, Of the Boston Atlas furnished ,h,
following information on this subject:
FRANkroRT, OcToBER 6, ls4o.-Prus
STA and Austtia have at last agreed upon
new Central Power, but il is only TO be pro
visiooal, Till a permanen, arrangement, can b,
made satisfactory To all the States. Ii il
called the Central Commission, and consist,
Of two members, appointed by Prussia anc
Austria, Who, in case Of difference, choos,
two other German States to sppoin, IN lik,
manner Commissioners as arbi,ers, when The
latter, If they disagree, fix upon third -
This plan has not yet been ratified by the
Government, on both sides, though there i,
no doub, it viii be, with perhaps Sigh, mod
ifca,ions in the details. The mos, important
fact connected with it is that Prussia has the
taci consent Of Austria to 60 on with the
project Of q closer federal state, according ia
tho constitution Of Sac 'brcc kings" from