Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1849-11-16
Foreign News.
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FURTHER FROM EUROPE.
No GENERAL WAR--RUssIA GIVES WAY To
FRANCE AND ENGLAND-REsIGYATIoS OF
/ MARSHAL HAYNAU.
PHILADELPHIA, Nov. 10, 3 p. NJ.
The Cambria arrived at Boston on Saturday
The wires not working between Boston and
New York. kept Philadelphia in want of the
news, till yesterday in relation to the delivery
of the Hungarian refugees by Turkey,
FRANCE AND EYGLASD.-The attitude of
France and England has set the Car on the
horns of dilemma he having no other alternative
than TO fight orto cease bullying. He has Chos-
en- the most pacific course. 1t was reported in
Paris on the 18th, that the French ambassador
at st. Petersburgh had forwarded dispatches to
his court, demanding change in the hostile re-
latiOns Of Russia, on the subject of the eXtradi-
ton. So far from following to extremhies, Rus
sa seemed anxious to settle the difference quiet
ly, provided no warlike interference was threat
encd, on the part of England. The same views
prevailed at Vienna on the 29h.
TURkEY.-The change of creed of BEN.
Dembinski and others, is confirmed An Eng
llsh squadron has left the Bay of Naples for the
Ineighborhood of the Dardanelles, at the request
of Sir Canning, consisting of frigates and
steamers. AT Seyastopol, there was a Russian
fleet of 26 veSsels-only four DAYS sail from the
mouth of Bosphorus. At the narrowest point to
defend its castles, the Turkish fleet is at anchor
age. The Turkish army in Wallachia, COM
manded by Ormid Pacha had been ordered back
to COnstantnople.
The French feet, consisting of 1Gships ofthe
line, frigateS and steamers, with 5000 men and
800 guns,is under way to the Dardaneles The
Turkish feet fired salute in honor of the Brit
ish flag.
AUSTRIA AND HUSGARY-Itis said that HAY
NAU has resigned his post, in consequence of the
Emperor's having ordered executions to be stop
ped. He complained bitterly of his authority
being disrcgarded by those who shot Bathyani, it
having been his (Haynaus) express orderss that
he should be hung.
Accordingto reports from Pesth, tho crown of
Hungary is now in England, where it was sent
by kossuth. Lenere executed this commission
for kossuth. This explains report that Lenero
had robbed kossuth of Jewels
On the afternoon OF the 18th ut, courier
arrived at feSth, from Vienna with orders to top
the butcheres in that city The organization of
the Austrian army Is going on with great rapid
ty. The nephew OF the unfortunate Bathyan
has been forced to enlist as private hussar.
Dembnski, Josber, and brother-insaw were in |
Cracow on the I7th They never interfere in |
politics.
1 hOoolfA' III NtIIhtDttOU Del"Pen me courts /
of Prussia and Austria was ratified at Vienna on
the 18th. An exchange of acts CT ratification |
took place the next day, when the Archduk |
John announced his intention of signing his |
office, as soon as the German Government had |
assembled in convention.
NEW YORK, Nov. l2-sP.M.
Flour-recoipts large. Market heavy Sales |
5000 bbls 63a4 75, for common and state 4 |
Kat l.rc H.,
S4ai 81 for very good straight Ohio and Indi- |
ana 92a4 SO for mixed and straight Michigan: |
l2a5 % for fancy Michigan and pure Ganesee. |
Market heavy for wheat Corn dull at 685a69 |
for mixed.
BUFFALO, Nov 12-4P.M.
We have received within the last p hours
10000 bu. wheat, and of corn about s 800 bu.
tlour--The advance in freight has affected the
demand, and transactions are small. Sales $50 !
Dbls good Michigan at / 3la5 90 choice Ohio at
~. Wheat-SaIes 5000 bu. winter Milwau-
kee aiiodt at soc; 1000 bu spring afoat at Gle.
ADDITIONAL BY THE CAMBRIA.
ESGLAND.-Lord Dudley Stewart has publish
ID in the London Daily News an appeal to the
Mothers, Wives and Daughters of England" to
furnish home for Kossuth, and to extend TO him
! welcome becoming the British race who are the
friends of freedom
Sir ii. l.. Bulwer had taken leave of the
queen previous to his departure for the United
States.
Sixty wrecks took place on the coast of Great
Britain during the equinoctia storm.
THE WORLDS FAIR.
a large and highly respectable meeting. nre-
'lded over by the Lord Mayor, took place at the
egyptian Hall, London, an the 18th ult.. relative
o the proposed exhibition of industry OF all ma
ions in that city during the ensuing year. The
'est feeling was eynced towards the plan of the
projectors, and 1t was proposed to raise by sub
cUpuon the sum OF Ego, 900 to distribute in pre-
NUNS. All nations are invited without distinc-
ION or preference, and the promoters of the de-
ign feel no misgIving of the possibility of rails
ne 100000 or more, for the general expenses
# the exhibition.
lRELAND.-The country is in the same dis
racted state. Assassinations are daily occur
ing.
RoME.--Gen. Chucaco has resigned the Lieut..
ieneralshp of the Roman army, on the ground
nat he had engaged to serve a constitutional
rince and not an absolute Government Mach
prevails, and several Young men had
cen arrested for singing the MarseilIes HYMN
the streets, and now instead of singing. the
eopie indulge in prose composition. Placards
nth enormous letters of death to the infamous
ID Triumvirate," cover the walls. Several at
'mpts on the lives of the French officers have
cen made
NAPLES AND SICMY.-The violence Of the {
overnment was on the increase. 1t was re- d
'rted that the Regcad association has been dis /
'vered, IN which are implicated 10000 persons.
n attempt to arrest Guccomi produced such an t,
lpression in Naples that all shop doors were a
ut, aud the city deserted. 4 special commis- I