The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1849-10-13
SeUen Days Later from Europe,
Arrival Of the Canada.
TELEGRAPH OFFICE, ST.. JoHN, N. B. }
WEDNESDAY, Oct 3, p. NJ. {

The commercial news, upon the whole,
exhibits no improvement. The produce
markets are fairly supplied, but the demand
Tor most articles is inactive.
Advlces from the manufacturing districts
are unsatisfactory.
There is no change in the money mar.
ket Cash is abundant, and prime bills
cannot be quoted above2 % per cent.
THE CHOLERA ABATING.
most favorable change has taken place
in the mortality from cholera throughout
England, and the number of case have de-
clined about balf. From the commence
mcnt of the epidemic, 1857 persons have
been swept away.
The cholera appears to have permanent
ly dimished in Paris.
IRELAND.
The potato disease is, beyond doubt, ex-
tended into several districts in Ireland, and
the low price Of potatoes in the country is
attributable in some degree to the alarm of
the farmers, who ale anxious to dispose of
their crops but the disease is very partial
and some kind of potatoes are not at all af-
tected-itis only in a slight degree in some
parts of the county of Glare.
ITALY.
The Pope has quilted Gaeta and has
proceeded to Naples, where he has taken
up his abode, In Portico Palace. His re-
ceptlon at Naples was of the most striking
and popular character. The Pope evinces
no intention returning to Rome at pres
ent, and thus far no real progress seems to
have been made towards the satisfactory
solution OF the Italian question.
SPAIN
News was daily expected from Moroc-
co, where the Spanish snd French Gene
ra.s seemed likely to produce something
more than mere demonstration. The
Moors were expected to make an attack
OH MassilIa, having already cut off the
supplies.
FRANCE.
A good deal of attention is directed to the
metropolitan council of the clergy, which
has commenced its sitting in Paris. Al
most all the bishops and distinguished cler-
gy oil France are assembling at the coun.
Gil.
1t appeared to be suddenly decided that
in short space of time reduction will be
effected in the French army.
TURKEY.
The SMltan's Refusal TO Deliver up III.
Hungarian Refugees in Austria
Honor to the Sultan Honor to the Tur-
kish Ministry They have nobly done
their duty, and have refused to become pam
Icrers TO the vindictive blood thirsting of
Francis, Joseph and Nicholas. The Rus
sian Ambassadors at the porte demanded
he extradiction of the Hungarian officers,
kossuth, DembinSki, Rerezel, Mesmeras,
IS, and their companions.
A Russian General arrived at Constar-
nople on the 5h on a special mission
That special mission being to bully the Sd
an into compliance with the demands o
Austria, council was held, and the III.
ttSh Government resolved not 10 srk-
Ter the Hungarian Refugees 10 euhgfhe
ROm0n or .4uStrian Governments. On
heir decision being communicated bithe
Sultan, he declared in the most impressive
and determined manner, that tile Rugees
should not be gioen up let the can'equsn-
'e8 be chat they might.
We trust that Lord Palmerson will d.
lis duty as nobly as the Suan has done
lis-that Russia and Austria viii be given
o understand that war with turkey for
uCh cause means war with England!
KOssuth and his COmp@io1,' iurn,shed
t0ih Passports blythe BniM AtniSter.
We are pleased to find that hossuh and
lis companions are furnished with pass.
'Orts from the English AMBASSADOR and
We trust that every o''I.,'nIe 10 support
i'm will be rendered5y England, in gain.
lg the independence oi,' 'oun'ry'againss
ne attacks of Russia anu 1A'Sal Austria
london San, IL
RUMERED ciPrYRE OF BEN.
II wa, rumorIot Vienna, that Benz
lllen into the han"' '"e hussiar
Vallachia.
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