The republic. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1849-1853, 1849-12-11
Additional News by the Europa.
affairs Of France Banisl.naent Of Lediu Robin
Russia and Turkey.

affairs of France Banisl.n,ent Of Ledru Rouin-
Russia and Turkey.
In political point of view the news does not pos
sess much interest.
There has been, as will be seen by the figures, a
decline in cotton, with very small business and u
dull market.
Among the passengers in the Europa is an Eng
lish bearer Of dispatches
The rumors of a war between Turkey and Rus
STA are fast dying away. At Constantinople the
English ships of war were anchored within the
Dardanelles. The French fleet near Smyrna.
Nothing further has TRANSFERRED relative to the de-
cision of the Emperor of Russia respecting Turkish
affairs.
II is positively stated that the dispute between
France and Morocco has been settled by the empe-
ror conceding all the points demanded by the
French.
In consequence of the convictions before the high
court OF Versailles twenty seats in the French Le-
gislative Assembly have become vacant. On the
18th the high court OF Versailles pronounced SEN
tence, par contaace of transportation for life, ON
Ledru Rollin and thirty three other persons, I'M
plicated i'll the June insurrcction IL was also or
dered that the sentence should, within three days
following, be placarded by the common eXecu-
toner on the pillory at Paris, but President Bona
pare refused TO allow the latter part OF the sentence
To be carried into effect
The condemned prisoners at Versailles have adj
dressed their counsel letter dated from the prison
of Versailles 18th November. The letter is signed
by all the condemned. Eleven of the accused who
were acquitted have also addressed letter OF a
similar nature to their counsel The prisoners have
Also in their letter to the democratic Journals, re-
gistered their declaration that they not justly
treated by the Judges
The Temps has been seized for an article on the
late trials at Versailles The COnstiu0nnet 80 long
the organ of the Theirs party, has deserted it Tor
that of EyzGe and will now devote itself TO defend
ing the personal policy of Louis Napoleon.
M. Pierre Bonapartc has written a long letter to
the journals stating that he had right 70 DO as ne
liked and to leave his post if he chose-that the de-
crces Of the President had force in law, and that
he considers his dismissal null and void.
Legal proceedings have been ordered TO be insti
uted against the editor of La Liberte Tor exciting
hatred and contempt of the government of the re-
public.
The following appointments have been officially
announced: General De La Hittc, Minister OF For
egn Affairs in the room of M de Rayneval; nj.
Darcy Project OF the Rhine, to be under the Secre
tary of State for the Department of the Interiors;
M. AusenLausaye, a we'll known writer, to be Adj
ministrator Of the Theatre FRANCHISE; M. Clement
Reyre to be Secretary General to the Prefecture OF
Police; nj. Arthur de Gobineau, late Chef de Cab-
net to Nj. de Tocqueville, to be first Secretary OF
Legation at Berne; NJ de Salignee Penelon, first
Secretary at Berne, to be Minister al Hamburg;
M. de la Cour formerly Charge d'Affaires at Vi
emma to replace nj. dc Fonlenay, at Statigart; M.
Veron, to be Director of the Beaux Arts.
NJ Baroche has recalled his letter of resignation,
and is resolved TO retain the situation OF Procurer
General
IL is positively stated that the dispute between
France and Morocco has been settled by the EN-
peror conceding all the points demanded.
Spain.
General Garabaldi has arrived at Gibraltar on
board a Sandman ship of war. Ten thousand francs
were ordered to be given him by the government,
but he positively refused to accept them
Private letters haye been received from Madrid
announcing the promotion of 134 officers. These
were granted by General Espartero in the latter
mart Of his regency. The act has been recognised
by the Spanish government. This measure, II Is
believed, will impart additional strength TO Gene
raj Narvaez against his intrlguers
Rome.
Every thing in the Eternal city remained quiet
on the Dist The Pope was expected on that day
new loan of one million sterling has been con
scluded
large levy of troops is going on in Lombardy
causing great discomfort All who are able to fly
are doing So m
A new loan, of nearly one million sterling, had
been concluded.
rumor existed that Cardinal Antonei had re-
signed, and would be succeeded by Cardinal Del
agnlnga.
Austria and Germany.
The most imports nt news from Austria is the
sudden change of the cabinet TO sort OF ree-trade
nolicy An offer has been madcoo Prussia to form
a Zollverein including Prussia, and the Berlin cabi
net rather retreats from the proposal-however
some modification of the import duties into Austria
appears now to be generally anticipated
From Berlin there is but little news, except th'
more developed intention of Austria TO Withdraw
her forces from the Duchies, and to avoid further
interference in the Schleswig Holstein affair.
After the repeated predictions we have made
that Germany would sooner or later perceive the
hopelessness of this quarrel, we rejoice greatly a
the returning good sense of the Germans
The parties in the Duchics who have chiefly pro
NOTED the war seem, however, as averse as they
all
dispute to be brought about
fhe Diet of SAKE Wcinegen have approved oil th'
adhesion 10 the German confederation, without any
reserve Of the Duchy 10 the alliance oil the three
kings.
Letters from Widen Of the 4th instant state tina
all the Hungarian and Polish refugees have beer
Transported from that place TO Shumla. The mrs
portion left the 3Oth, composed oil Tour huhote'
Poles under ex- General BEN, now Murad Pacha
The second portion left next day, commanded D)
General Stein, now Fehras Pacha. These divis
ions included those who had aposatzed The Mag
vars left on the 3D., headed by kossuth Inc
alleged author of the assassination OF Count Lam
berg NJ Dellahof, arrived at Constantinople, an6
is regarded az a secret cmissary OF the government
at ST Petersburg, whose mission is TO SOW discorC
between the French and English ambassadors, ant
60 upset the cabinet Of Rcschid Pacha.
Con Duhame has received from Omer Pach;
the order of his cabinet TO Withdraw from Walla
CHA and Moldavia, all troops exceeding the stipu
lated number Of 10000.
The troops which remain are 10000 Cossacks; thu
rest have entered upon their march TO laore
where they will Join the Russian troops which are
returning from Pennsylvania.
The rumors Of war between Turkey and Russi'
we're fast dying away at Constantinople.
The English ships OF war were anchored within
the Dardanellcs. The French fleet was nea
Smyrna.
Nothing farther has transpired relative TO the de
cision Of the Emperor Of Russia respecting tn
Turkish affair.
India.
In consequence of renewed plotting by the rcbe
chief Chuttur Singh, his four sons, and many 9th
ers of the Sikh leaders, who took active part II
the late instruction, the whole OF them have beel
eurpriscd and seized by the orders of Lord Dial
houisic. nj Umritsir Lahore, and other places am
henceforh they TO he vigorously confined withif
the walls Of prison.
~ probably wants his orders from Pekin bcior
nc styikcs n blow The piratical vessels which in
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