Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1849-11-15
FOREIGN NEWS

STEAM SHIP HLBER.NLa.

There is no late news in the European Times-ihe
only paper come to hand-from Constantnople or st.
Petersburg. and we have solution Of the difficulty
between the Porte and Autocrat. The general belief
among the well informed circles is, that Russia will
pocket the affront rather than provoke a collision with
France and England
A correspondent writing from Belgraye, on the lst,
states that the Hungarian refugees still at Wd-
den, ready TO set out for their destination. Prince
Alexander. of Scrvia, behaved well towards them al
lowing free passage and provisions through his Ter
Titory.
BEN, Dem0inski, and others have embraced Islam
ism and entered the Turkish army.
Haynau, in his administration of military affairs,
loses opportunity to preserve the bloody epiihe
universally applied to him. He has murdered under
guse Of Court Martial thirteen Hungarian Generals
who delivered themselves up at the close of the war;
Count Behyany the Prime Minister of Hungary
has been shot, also. He was to have been hung, but
his wife sent him dagger with which he might cut
his throat. He did not succeed, however, in commit
ting suicide, and he fell pierced by Austrian bullets
Several Hungarian officers, furnished with pass
ports from Comorn, nave passed through Berlin on
their way TO the West. Some are going to America
Klopka said to be among them, and has embraced
the resolution of crossing the Atlantic with one hun
dred others.
Hungary is to be divided into ten districts. each to
have its own Provincial Government; yet deputies
be chosen of the majority Of votes of the poPu
Accounts from Rome are the of satisfactory
The return Of the Pope is still talked about, but Oe
rs still the subject of conjecture Garbaldi has left
the Island of Santa Madalina for Gibraltar, where
he will sail for London, and ultimately for America.
The trial of the June rioters is going on, and is at
tended with excitement at Versailles
In Ireland several ant-rent riots took place, and
attended with fatal results. One took place on
the 18th at Kitterly, Kings County, when three Po-
licemen killed, and several others seriously in
jured.
There is no material change in Wheat, Flour or
Corn. Wheat is quoted Is Sd to 5s Cd per 10 lbs
New Western Canal Flour 10 to 21s, Ohio 25s. There
is steady request for Indian Corn at 2Ss Cd to 29s
Sd for white, and 27s Cd 2Ss for yellow.
American cured provisions has experienced an i'm
proved state and sales are readily effected at full
prices. Prices of Lard are in favor of buyers
Scotch Pig Iron has advanced Is per ton; Welsh Is
quoted at IS los per ton.
The steamship Washington mas arrived at New
York from Southampton and Bremen and brings news
day later than the dates received by the Hibernia
She has heavy and valuable cargo Of German and
French goods. and $50 passengers, among whom are
Mr.. Rush and Bishop Southgate.
AT Havre the Cotton market was very active aud
an advance had taken place.
II is said the differences between the President Of
France and majority of the Assembly have been
adjusted
Fresh executions have taken place in Hungary.
Some of the first noblemen of the kingdom have been
condemned TO death.
The Turks were preparing for hostilities.
The French and English fleets were on their way
to the Dardanelles