The republic. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1849-1853, 1849-11-27
ARRIVAL OF THE CALEDONIA.


ARRIVAL OF THE CALEDONIA.
Seven Days later from Europe.
Quiet restored an France- Russia and Turkey The
Hungarian Refugees Anticipated Revolution in
Htingmy-Anobter Advance IN COtton-inproUe-
nentin the Money Market Departure Of Sir Henry
Btiioa for ADaeTica, Se., &C., &c
We have received the following additional poti-
cal and other intelligence since our morning edi-
ton:
BosTos, Nov. 25-lk a. m.
The steamship Caledonia, Captain Leitch, ar
rived at this port at hafpast III O'Clock last night
There was an improvement of an ID to I'd, in the
cotton market at Liverpool, for American descrip-
tons, the day previous TO the steamers sailing
The money market was easier
Sir Henry Bulwer had sailed from Portsmouth in
the Hecate sloop of war, for New York.
By slip from Bristol dated the 7th instant, we
learn that the ship Archeaus, Captain Boutele,
from Cardiff, for New York, had sunk in Lundy
Rhoads. The crew were all saved.
Russia and Turkey.
Fuad Efendi has been informed by Count Ncssel-
rode that the Gar demands that the garau refu
gees shall be located in the interior of CANDIDA or on
such other point of the Turkish territory as may
afford the greatest facilities for keeping them under
If any of the refugees wish to go to France
England, they may be permitted 50 to do The
Car will take no notice of their departure, not
whether in France or England.
There can be no doubt but that the refugees will
busy themselves in preparing for new revolution.
The decisive attitude assumed by England on the
Turkish question has annoyed the Emperor very
much He has caused Count Nesselrode to address
energetic note to the English government on the
subject. In this note the Emperor prot against
this hostile demonstration in the midst peace and
against the right which England arrogates to her.
self to interfere in matter which regards only
Russia and the Sublime Porte AS to the difficult.
viii IN into
tation of the treaty between these two powers be-
longs (says the note) to them alone, and England
ought to remain completely unconnected with it.
Turkey.
CONTINUED WARLIKE PREpARATIoYs.-A CORE
spondent, writing from Constantinople, thus refers
to the activity prevailing there: "The Turks con-
tinue their warlike preparations, and their whole
fleet will be ready very quickly for they are ac
lively at work upon every ship fit for service"
Turkey is now in state to defy Russia.
Affairs In France.
TRANQUILITY REsroREp-A STEAM FRIGATE
PLACED AT THE PoPEs DIsPosAE-France has been
quiet under the extraordinary circumstances which
occurred in the capital.
The man9uvring of rival parties since the fall of
Louis Philippe has never ceased, and, in such a
crisis as the present. must have been carried on
with even increased activity; but this has been less
apparent than before.
Orders have been forwarded to the French gov
ernment for a steam frigate to proceed to Portci
to be placed at the Pope's disposal, he appears
decided 10 return lnneQately TO Rome
M. Pierre Paleocarpe is appointed Minister of
Public Works.
Spain.
The MoNARcmcAL, CoNJUaAL, AND MINIsrE-
RIAL TRoUBLEs.-The Cortes opened on the
30th ultimo, by the reading of the royal decree de-
claring the session open.
Senior Mayn was elected by a large majority
provisional president of the Chamber Of Deputies.
M. Mon had declined the nomination.
Rumors still rife at Madrid on the Ist in
slant of change in the ministry and these had
such effect on Narvaez that he addressed the
queen the subject, who assured him of her con
fdence in him and his colleagues.
Notwithstanding this, the return of Gen. Concha,
and the naughty tone assumed by the king, who
has recovered his influence with the queen, towards
Narvaez, augur unfavorably for the continuance of
the political power of the latter.
Italy.
1t was expected at Rome that the Pope would be
at Benevento on the Both of October.
The President of the Council, the 4th, an
nounced, officially to the Chamber of Deputies at
Turin, the appointment to his office of General La
marmora
SECOND DESPATCH.
New YoRK, Nov. 26-a m.
The steamer Caledonia's mails reached here at
o'clock last evening by express from Boston They
were not assorted, however, until late hour The
following is a summary other news:
The first business of Sir II. Bulwer, envoy to the
United States, his arrival, will be 10 know what
encouragement, if any, the United States has given
TO the attempted withdrawal of Canada from the
British rule IL is understood that he has full DOW.
to resist, energeticay all attempts at interfer
ence on the part of the United States in the Mica
ragua affairs.
II is also understood that the British government
has intimated to the Governor of Canada that no
coercive measures will be adopted to prevent an an
nexaton to the United States, if the popular will be
decidedly expressed in favor of that measure.
The British Parliament is prorogued until the
10th January next
The queen has issued proclamation for day
of general Thanksgiving on the 10Th December ON
account of the abatement Of cholera in England
and ireland.
The King of Naples has consented to recognise
the Mexican republic.
The La Patrie, of Sunday last, on the subject of
Russian and Turkish affairs says that the French
government despatched a courier from Paris ON
the 18th utimo TO st. Petersburg 10 explain TO the
Car that the sailing of the French and English
fleets towards the Dardaneles a misunder-
standing.
Private letters from Constantinope, of the goth
October, announce the arrival of the British fleet
in the mouth of the Dardanclles. The instructions
given by the English envoy express still more
strongly the determination 10 give material sup
port TO the Sultan in Of emergency, and 10
form defensive alliance with him in the event OF
Russia undertaking hostile measures
The instructions of the French envoy arc merely
to the same effect, but though there was evident
desire that France and England should act in con-
cert, IL was not certain that a defensive alliance
would be formed with the Sultan in case Of war.
II was understood, however, that France would
support Turkey as long she acted with prudence.
No communication had been received from the
Emperor Of Russia relative 20 the reply of the
Porte.
II would be impossible forthe Emperor TO com
mence hostihtes against Turkey before May next,
and il was hoped, in the mean time, that the dispute
would be adjusted.
THE VERY LATEST.
PANS, Nov. 9.
Mr. Rives the Minister Plenipotentiary from the
United States, was received ON the day previous
Thursday by the President the French Repub-
lie. The President most gracious, and OBJ
served that, in consequence Of the difficulty that
had arisen between the two governments, he would
have been deprived Of the honor Of receiving him,
If, instead Of being republican minister, he, Mr.
Ryes, had been monarchcal Ambassador.
La Presso contradicts the statements made in the
Herald.