Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1849-12-06
FOREIGN NEWS
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The Intelligence by the steamer Caledonia Is of
much interest," although no event Of great special i'm
portance has occurred in any part of Europe.
Prussia is In a disturbed state.
culver, the new minister to the United States has
sailed from Portsmouth. According Hunts iele-
graph, he IL charged with the Duty the first bust
ness on his arrival 10 find out what encours cement,
IT any. the United States has given the Canadians
IN their attempts to withdraw that province from
British rule
Mr.. Bulwer, it is said, is clothed with full power
To resent with energy, all interference The part Of
the United States in the Nicaragua affair.
II is also stated that the British Government has
notified the Governor of Canada that no coercive
measures will be adopted to prevent annexation the
United States. If the popular will be decidedly ex-
pressed in favor of that measure. [Doubtful
In Austria there has been three additional execu-
tons Hnynau. who has made himself worldwide
fame as the murderer of the Hungarians, has pub
shed an amnesty, the butcher being tired of his work
Ut blood The Emperor has decreed that all officers
who return to the Austrian udard before the 26th
If November, instant 10 be restored to their
rank.
, The Austrian Emperor has ordered levy of u.s.
900 troops in the Lombard-Veni,iun States.
The Cologne Gazette says there are many symp-
toms which lead the supposiiion that the war will
be renewed with Denmark Reports are already cur.
rent that an army under the command of Gen. PEN
cher, Is in readiness to march.
The Jesuits are returning to Austria.
In the Roman States things remain ms at the last
arrival deputation has left Rome for Partici to
request the Pope to return.
All the universities in The Papal States are TO re-
main closed until further orders.
| The Fund Efendi has been informed by Coun,
Nesserode, the Russian Minister, that the Russian
Emperor demands that the Hungarian refugees
should be located in the interior of Candio Ian island
In the Mediterranean such other part Of the
Turkish empire may afford the greatest facilities
for keeping them in subsection. I he Emperor was
willing that those Of The Hungarian refugees who
wished to go to England France might do so, al
he would take notice of their departure, notwith
standing the fact that whether in England or France
the refugees would bring themselves into a new revo
| luton.
The exiles still at Wedden. Their entire
number is stated at 100, principally officers
BEN denies bis final conversion to the Mahomme
dan faith
The difficulties between Prussia and Eeufchatel {,
territory of Switzerland, the sovereignty of which il
claimed by Prussa.) has been settled. Neufchate
returns to the same political position she occupied
before the revolution. England offered her media
ton in the matter.
| Mr.. Rives, the new minister from the Unite,
States has been received. Louis Napoleon was mos
gracious. He observed that in consequence of TIN
difficulties that had arisen between the Two govern
ments he would have been deprived of the honor o
receiving him, if instead of being a republican minis
ter, he had been q monarchical ambassador.