Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1849-11-30

ed details OF her news IN the DuttHtOfe
as; hai. England. . bare <
The new Minister to the United States, Sir Hem
nv BUIwER had sailed from Portsmouth In the steam
sloop Hecate for this city, according to the Hants
Telegraph.
United States on his arrival viii be to know what
encouragement if any, the United States have given
to the attempted withdrawal Of Canada from the Brl
fish rule. 1t is understood that he has full powers
to resist, energeticay all attempts at interference
on the part of the United States In the Nicaragua al
fairs. 5g.s.4>4a .zeo4.. -sa $50.
1t is also understood that the British Government
has intmated to the Governor of Canada that no CO.
ercPe measure will be adopted to prevent an annex
alton to the United States if the popular VIII De de-
cidedlv expressed in favor of that measure
The British Parliament is prorogued until the 10th
The Queen has issued proclamation for day of
general thanksgiving, on the 18th December, ON ac-
Count of the abatement of the cholera in England
and Ireland. .-,.r-, ..-. ~, .'5 +5
Ireland remains perfectly quiet The 5th of No
vember, of which apprehensions were entertained,
passed off without disturbance .l~o q
.. h-.-. Russia and Turkey. .tgf.t
The decisive attitude assumed by England on the
Turkish question has annoyed the Emperor very
much. He has caused Count NesselrOde to address
an energetic note to the English government the
subject In this note the Emperor protests against
this hostile demonstration in the midst of peace and
against the right which England arrogates to herself
and the Sublime Porte As to the difficulties which
this affair may give rise to- the Interpretation OF the
treaty between those two powers belongs (says the
note1 to them alone and England ought to remain
completely unconnected with it.
The following paragraph IS given IN addition:
1.-THE Emperor has signifed, it is said, to FAuD
EFEENDI, that he may now consider his mission as
terminated that his presence at ST. Petersburg was
violation of convention entered into between the
Sublime Porte and Russia, according to which the
Sult nOtS an extraordinary ambassador
to St. Petersburg without having first given notice to
the Russian embassy; that he in sentiment OF
friendship had been pleased to accord audience of
honor to the Sultans envoy, but that from the mo-
men that this latter had considered it necessary to
appeal to the intervention of France and England,
his kind disposition towards the Sublime Porte must
naturally be changed and henceforth the cOmmuni
cation Of the Turkish envoy must take place through
the Minister of Foreign Affairs
FUAD EFFENDI has been informed by Count Mes
sELRoDE that the Car demands that the Hungarian
refugees shall be located in the interior of CANDIDA
on such other point of the Turkish territory as may
afford the greatest facilities for keeping them under
surveillance
If any of the refugees wish to go to France Eng
land they may be permitted to do. The Gar will
take no notice of their departure, notwithstanding
the danger that may attend them, whether IN France
or England.
There can be no doubt but that the refugees will
' Turlzey.
A correspondent, writing from Constantnople, thus
refers to the activity prevailing there "The Turks
continue their warike preparations, and their whole
fleet will be ready very quickly for they are active
ly at work upon every ship fit for service"
Turkey is now in a state to defy Russia.
The Porte has issued to all the civil and military
officers of the empire, notification of her late dis
putes with Russia and Austria. 1t is stated that SO
far the rupture is temporary, and no apprehensons
whatever are entertained of events taking an unfa-
vorabe turn, but negotiations might aggravate the
&c ~ ho info hU f1t1
advices The employees are likewise formally in
structed to give aid and protection to all refugees
who might appeal for such aid and by no means
whatever compromise the moves of the cabinet, by
delivering them over to the foreign authorities who
might happen to claim them.
The aspect of matters in Turkey has not essential
ly changed. Mr.. CARR, the American Minister, had
received the request Of the American residents Of
Paris that he would exert himself on behalf Of the
Hungarian refugees. The exiles were still at Wild
den Their entire number is stated at 12O, princi
paly officers Benz denies his final conversion to Is
tanism
There had been public thanksgiving in the
MOSQUES for the conversion of three Gaour Generals
of such reputation as BEN, STEIN, and KmETrY Thu
first of these has been invested with the rank OF vi
Eier, and the Mussulman name of MoNRAD PAsHA.
g.. Franco.
France has been quiet under the extraordinar.
circumstances which occurred in the capital.
Orders have been forwarded to the French Govern
ment, for steam frigate to proceed to Portcl to b
placed at the POpes disposal as he appears OecldeC
to return Immediately to Rome.
Mr.. RIvEs our Ambassador, has been received b,
the French Government.
The President, on the Sd, installed the Judges II
the Palas de Justice on which occasion he made tn
following remarks 80. -.--.. =. ..s,.
"Messeurs- am happy to find myself this da
in the midst of you, presiding over solemn ceremo
nv which, in reconstituting the magstracy, restore
great principle momentarily ignored. In agltate
epochs when the notions of just and Just are con
founded it is useful to keep the character OF grea
institutions Societies cannot be transformed at tn
command of human ambition. Forms change thing
remain In despite of the political tempests whic
have taken place since 1875 we enjoy our presen
tranquil state of political existence by virtue of tn
large institutions founded during the consulate an
the empire. Dynasties and charters have passed
that which has survived has saved u.s. These are re
ligion, the organization of justice, of the army an
of the administration. Let us then honor that whlc
is Interchangeable" .s.
It is said that personally the President is strongl
in favor of taking the most decided stand in regar
to the dispute between Turkey and Russia
On the 5th instant the President said to his ne
Minister'S .-. r, .,....
al have called upon you to cooperate in the pa
rotic work of maintaining the constitution in the il
terest of society. have sworn to this constitution
and will observe my oath. l did not like to ASST
in framing it, but have taken it, such as it is, an
I will not betray the trust that is reposed to
have SEEM and have not hestated to speak Of its In
perfectons but there is enough in it to enable
do good andthe time will come for the legal revsiC
of those imperfections."
Austria.
In Austria some three additional executions ha7
taken place Haynau has published an amnesty
The Emperor has deereed that all officers who r
turned to the Austrian standard before November 2
1848 are to be restored to their rank. The Jesui
are fast returning to Austria.