Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1849-10-11
FOREIGN NEWS
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STEAM SHIP CANADA.

Trieste.
Important news was daily expected from Moroc-
co. where the Spanish end French Generals were like
y To produce something more than mere demonsiTa-
ton. The Moors were expected 10 make an attack
upon Masslla, having already cut off supplies of pro-
visions, &c.
The newly appointed Ministers were assembling at
Madrid, but notice 20 be taken uf the events
recently transpred In the United States relative TO
Cuba.
InFrancc good deal of attention is directed TO
the Metropolitan Council Of Clergy which has conf
menced It's stiings Paris. Almost oil the Bishops
and distinguished Clergy of France assisting al
the Council.
TIE cholera appears to have permanently diminish
ed at Paris.
The cUnspirators of June, 40, are to be tried at
Versailles on the 10Th of October.
A favorable change has taken place in the mortaii-
" from cholera throughout England, the having
declined one-haf Since its commencement $4,000
persons have been swept away IN London aone
lRELAND.-The potato disease was beyond doubt,
extending into several districts, though it has not by
any means become general.
RESIGNATION OF THE DUTcH MrNIsTRY.-Papers
received at Liverpool the 21st, announce the unex
pected resignation of the Dutch Ministry en- masse
After nights elaboration the King accepted the res
ignaons, and gave instructions for the formation of
new cabinet. The circumstances which led to this
result have not transplred
TURKEY.-Honor TO Abdel Mesclii! Honor to the
Turkish Ministry. They have molly done their duty.
and refused TO pander to the vindc,lve bood-hirsty
desires of the despotc powers of Austria and Russia
The Russian Ambassador ut the Porte dema nded
the exradction of the Hungarian officersi Kossnih,
Dembinski, Dercyel. Mesmarasses. and their compan
IONS
The Russian General arrived at Constan,inople, his
mission being bully the Sultan into compliance with
the demand of the Austrian Consul.
The Turkish Government resolved not to surrender
a.
trian Government. On this decision being communi-
Gated to the Sultan he declared in the most impressive
and determined manner, that the refugees should not
be given up, let the consequences be what they might
1--WE trust says leading London paper Lord
Palmerson will do his duty rs nobly the Sultan
has done his, and that Russia and Austria Will DO
given to understand that with Turkey, tor such
cause. means war with England We reOice 10 find
that Kossuth and his cOmpatrlots are furnished
with passports from English Ambassadors, and we
every assistance will be rendered to support the
independence of the Sultan against the attack of
Russia, and It's vassal, Austria"
| HUNGARY.-The latest intelligence to the London
Sun is, that the Fortress of Peterwaren surrendered
to the Imperial troops the 9th uliimo. The Magy
decided To hold out, but majority oyerrued their
noble determination.
The Garrison Of Comorn well provlsioned,
with 900 men in state of complete discipline.
The officers held meeting, and resolved. by large
majority, not to surrender.
According to the Vienna Journal $4,000 men arc
10 besiege Comorn. The bomha rdnient would COM
mence the 18th, where the Austrians occupied a
great part of the Island Schultz without resistance,
but part of the Hungarians strongly entrenched
before the Fortress, and il was expected they would
give the Austrians battle
i 1t WINS rumored at Vienna that BEN had fallen into
the hands of The Russians. The Hungarian officers
had been put to death; some by hanging.
The Magyars at Peterwardien shot three officers
lr,ho tba flae
Imperial army.
1t is reported that Radetzky is to be rewarded fol
his services in the late war. with Imperial Domain
: Jallachich and Haynou to have State Domains.
COMMERCIAL.
LIVERPOOL, Sept 22d, 1S49
} The commercial news upon the whole, exhibits mt
improvement. The produce market is barley supplied
but the demand for most articles is inactive. TIL,
Cotton market is angud at former prices. Money is
abundant at % per cent For Brendstuffs create
irmness is exhibited, and better prices paid II
cured Provisions a moderate business has been done
at steady prices.
} The advices from the manufacturing districts ar,
unsatisfactory.
The weather has been very wet in England, but no
so to materially fleet the crops. The reports o
the potato disease has checked the downward tep1en
cy of the corn market, and slight advance has take
place.
e The arrivals of cured Provisions continue small
American Beef is in fair demand al steady prices
Pork is in rather inquiry, though it is still du
and difficult Of sale. Inferior sorts Of Bacon sell
with activity, but of other sorts the transaction
!, are unimportant. The market wears dull aspec
D for both Hams and Shoulders-ihe former quotes
at % to 42s per cwt., and the latter 10 22s Lar
is in better inquiry stationary prices 38s Cd to AZ
per cw according to quality-26 to 29s for inferior
' VENIcE.-Thc heroic defence Of the Vene,inns, tn
good use they made of their liberty, and the manne
of their yielding, when it would have been madnes
to prolong the struggle against an overwhelming force
cannot but excite a strong sympathy and interes
$ throughout Europe. From February, 1913, till th
o present hour, there has been no popular moyemeu
. conducted with much dignity, and maintained viii
such answering decision, as that of Venice TIL
recent defence of the Queen of the Adriatc may nd
d another page the history in which many gallan
deeds of war; and many results of prudent policy,
chroniced to the admiration of posteriiy. We know
of example in the history of state-for Venice
isolated among her lagunes, is a state-wbich, afe
long period Of prostration, and as II were, ex
tincton of the national spirit has risen from its tor
por with such good effect. Venice and Its inhabant
had almost become by-word in Italy for softness
, effemnacy. The Veneticus were tacity assumed I
be the men that Bedford in his travels, describe
some half century ngo. But never did people win
dictate their claim be enrolled among the vrile pop
ulaton of Europe with more determined spirit, G
: in effective way.
q FLoeGING OF WOMEN FOR Political OFFENCES !
" fILAN.-ihe vienna correspondent oI the bohoo
Times. writing on the 10Th ult., says: "You hay
doubtless heard of the riot at Milan, caused by Oh
military display on the birthday of the Emperor.
the long list of names of persons arrested that oC
- casion, two young actresses figure, who, suppose
had been implicated in some degree in the brawl, an
II who we may be sure, led on, by who shoul
have known better. to commit themselves. However
they condemned TO receive forty stripes npiec
> from the hands of Radeskys soldiers! The insrt
Is ment used for fogging women is IT appears,-for
E curious to investigate the truth of this rumor