The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-11-16

and factions IN France, which are counting the
hours OF the present government. AN parties per-
that, by assuming the chief personal respon-
sbihty Of the administrator, at such moment,
Louis Napoleon had placed himself bet,ceen absoi,tv
success, cropned By absolste pocer, and cta,ndes-
tuctton.
The Monitcw of Thursday contains list of the
new ministry, of which
General D'Iiautville Is 20 be the Minister of
War, ad interim, in the absence of M. de Ray
neval, with the portfolio OF foreign affairs.
nj. Achille Ford, of Finance.
Theirs, Mole, and General Changarnier support
the new ministry, bat have too much prudence, it
is said, TO join IT,
The proposition of Napoleon Bonapartc for am
nesty for the insurgents of June, came before the
Assembly on the 18th ult. IL was, after much dis
cussion, negatived by majority of 4i9 TO 253.
Their trial Is still progressing at Versailles, but
presents no incident OF interest.
The Partisan journals publish the following i'm
portant teegraphlc despatch from General La
monciere:-
sr. PETERSBURG, Oct Is, 1919.
To THE MINISTER FOREIGN AFrAiRs:-
Count Nesselrode notified yesterday to the Ottoman
Envoy, that the Emperor, taking into consideration
the letter Of the Sultan confined himself to demand
that the refugees should be expelled from Turkey
Fusd EGendi regards the affair settled.
Gen. Lamoriciere is to be recalled from Russia,
and given an important post.
The operatives of Toulouse have opened sub
scrpton to purchase a sword of homer for the
Count de Charbaud, Henry
The National states that the French government
has prohibited the entry into France of the Pied
montese journal, La Journal PItal,e del Popu,,
published by Mazzini and has also interdicted the
passage through its territories of the numbers ad-
dressed to England and America
Austria and Hungary.
The iends who are ncknamed rulers in Austria,
not satisfied with the human gore they have shed,
still continue their sanguinary career. Several adj
dional murders have been added to the already
fearful list. Their victims, who have been srangled
in Pestb, or shot, are all men of mark; and when 1t
is statedthat the wretch Hsynau has been appointed
Civil and Military Governor of Hungary, the
thought of crimes at which humanity shudders, at
once arise before the mind If this wholesale system
is continued, another crisis In that country is be-
lieved TO be inevitable.
The Hungarian officials are sending in their re-
elgpations in masses
circular of Kossuth's is circulating in Pesth,
in which that patriot assures his countrymen that
he has removed the crown Of St. Stephen solely
tor the purpose Of rendering the coronation Of
Hapsburger impossible.
The various nationallties Of Hungary have re-
commenced their old struggles for sscendancy,
particularly the Slowahs- Rutheres.
The government Intends TO renew the fortif-
cations of Buda The contracts for masonry are
stated to amount to 264,o00 forms.
An ordinance OF the Emperor has been published,
which has for Its object to apply to Hungary the
principles of equality in the eye Of the " law" Of
all citizens in all matters of duty and impost The
Austrian government has issued circulars to all
the Kenna publishers, prohibiting the publication
Of any book without having first submitted the
manuscript 10 the inspection Of military govern
ment.
Turkey.
The only alusion In the papers at hand, to the
difficulty between Turkey and Russia, is given in
a single paragraph under the head of "firmer
measures have been taken by the Porte, for the
location Of the Polish and Hungarian refugees"
The former had been conveyed to Shumba, while
the latter lodged good quarters at Silasle-
"a and Rubchick. Kossuth and the other leaders
were to remain for a while atBW idden, until mea-
sures are taken for their renewal and ultimate lbe-
ration. No less than 500 Of the Hungarian refu-
gees had become converts to Isamism, and many
Of their friends are about to follow their example
Sir Stratford Canning has sent passports TO Gen.
Guyon, the Insh officer. and the British subjects
who had been in the service of Hungary.
The Porte has declared the island Of Samos in a
siate Of blockade, owing to the continuance OF
disturbance.
Spain
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all the parties whe were instrumental in tripping
his'heels. lie has dismissed the King from his
poet Of keeper Of the Palace, and imprisoned a
priest and monk, the instruments Of the Kings
policy.
The new American Minister at the Court has
formally presented himself, and with much tact and
skill dsclamsd, IN the name Of the President, the
doipgs Of the party who proposed to seise upon
Cuba.
Rome.
The assassination Of French soldiers continues
daily. II was not expected that the Pope would
return. coon, or the French army would leave inn
mediatcly. Great hostility was sull maintained
towards the Pope.
An Austrian Envoy had arrived in Rome, to
conclude treaty Of commerce for the navigation
Of the Po
Cuiralco, one OF the NesPoltan insurectonists,
has been arrested at Rome.
In speaking Of the return Of the Pope to Rome, a
correspondent Of the London Tunes says
II lie return, u must be under the protection Of
foreign bsyon.s, for among the people ct large, little
fympsthy Is avo-ed, and all glasses dread much the
restoration Of clerical intolerance tina, one eau per.
susde himself II may be excluded from the papa train
should the Pope neglect to prepare the way for his
tuin, IL will be . troubled one"
England.
The Enelish press devote much space to the
consideration sf the Canadian Annexation Address,
and lite tone and temper are highly commended. The
London Tinio ssys, by whomsoever proposed, by
whom.osver concocted, IL reflscts great credit on
the TACT skill, and adroitness Of its authors.
In speaking Of the possible assent Of England to
the annexation Of Canada to the United States, the
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