The Arkansas banner., 1849-11-06
FOREIGN NEWS.
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 Rsportea Setety of Ssr Jeha Fsaakiia. | The attention of all Europe is aow directed ,e
 the north, io learn the ksHe of Prince Radsenai |. visit to the Czar. The Sultan has eouate.msnfee
 his voyage to Smyrna sud the ArehipelsFo, 1hs army Ol kouenia is ordered to hold itself in readi
 ness There is reason b doubt bat that the hesl accord prevails between the English anu Ere ncE cabinets and u is ssid tltsl powerful fleets will be ordered inIo siie Mediterranean forthwith. Ausirisa politics of subordinate iniportauee 1 it is reported that the fortress of Co,norn had Hdered, thereby saving great asou of hlq., l In prussia etcrythiBg remains quiet De Tocquryiiie has demanded au additioBal 900 francs, besides Inc already roied for the expenses of the Roman intesvratioa The sus. ! pension Of the intercourse between France and America caused much excitement in Paris. bat ths rumor having gaaed ground That England had | offered her mediation. that feeling ssbsided. NJ Narfast, or NJ. Thiers is expected to be sent 10 Washngton in place of M. PoassiR. Gen Lam ourieux mission to Rome has proved failure and he is on his return, without having seen the Elm Peror.
 lt was reported at Vienna that Gcorgy had been shot by Count Zichey, whose brother was executed by Georgy's decree at Crusel
 A communication from the Lord of Admirality states that hopes entertained of the safety of Sir John Franklin. It is reported his ship was beset by ice in Prince Regents iaiet.
 PHLADeLP IA. Oct i9.-- fine cholera Is decreas- i0g in all parts of Earopc. The total deaths iu Eng land siace June !, are l3,00n.
 Rome.-'ihe Popes Manifesto was received with feelings of disappointment and resentment ia all quarters, which feeling was especially participated in by tie French soldiers, several of whom have been put under arrest for tearing. down the Mani festO. The French Military disapprOving of Popnl governmental ordeFsare waitiBg orders from France The cardinals dare not walk tfe streets fearHg the popuiace. The victims marked out by their ing asi- toiial decree walk about the city freely. The Pope relies upon Austria and Spain and has been promised fluids from Russia, and imagincs that public opin- ion will finally favor him. From a debate O Roman affairs in the French Assembly 1t was inferred that on the troops leaving Rome fresh revolution would break out.
 BOsroN. Oct. 2n.-The Niagara arrived at aur. ratine last evening, having sustained considerable damage on her way from Liverpool to Halifax VI hlst coming from the latter place, she sustained such heavy injuries To her engines that It is thought it will require month to repair them.
 Among the passengers is Co4Iloe, bearer of dis. patches to M. pous>n from France.
 The Paris correspondent of the London Chouicle says mo importance Is attached to the ditficulty between M. Poussin and Cen Taylor; Poussin being Republican, had been or was 10 be recalled" ." he Paris correspondent of the Times assures us on the best authority, that France and England had determined acting together 10 the last ia the Turkish affair, which Is the caus. of the decided determination of the Sultan, and this will prove to the Czar, that his pre.ensious will be tolerated with imPunHy There is reason to hope that affairs will terminate without hostility.