Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1849-10-13
Photographed fer TIE Baltimore SUM-
ARRIVAL OF TIE CANADA.
ENGLAND AND IRELAND.

The weather las lCen vP'Y hot lii
England, but not materially affecting the
crops.
The late downward tendency in the
corn market has been checked, ana
slipht advance has taken place, caused by
the unfavorallc reports relative to the pc-
ttoe rot. The hop picking in England
has been vely i$Ushous n great ell
fort has been made by the growers to
procure relief from government.
A favorable change hns taken place II
The mortality from cholera throughout
England. The new cases occurring have
declined one half. Since the commence
ment of the disease 10000 persons have
been swept from London.
The po:atoe disease is, beyond doubt.
extending into several distictsin Ireland,
though it has not, by any means, become
general.
a good deal of attention is directed to
the Metropolitan Council of the Clergy,
which has commenced its sittingS at Pmis
Almost all the Bishops and distinguished
clergy of France are assisting at the
Grand Council
The cholera appears to have perma-
ncntly dimni he'd at Paris.
The nsri~ators of June, 1910, are to
be tiled at Versailles.
Comorn, though Icscigcd, still holds
out, and can drfy its tcaeigcrs ore cnti:c
year.
The inhuenccof Russi, and Austiai' is
being exertcd TO conn cl the Porte 10 sur
render the Hungmim chiefs, who have
taken refuge in Turkey. Letters from
ConStan,inoplc state that this has lccn
positively refused.
ITALY.
The Pope has Quilted Gacta, and pro
cccdcd to Naples. His reception was
of the most stiking and popular charac-
ter. EIe will not go to Rome for the
present.
The cholera was still committing scyi-
Gus ravageS ut Trieste.
The newly appointed Minister'S were
assembled at Madid, hut 10 notice
seems to te taken of events relative TO
Cuba
GERMANY.
The paper received this morning an
nounce the unexpected resignation of the
Dutch Ministry en- moSSe. After delher-
alton the King accepted their designations,
and gave instructions for the 70 nation of
new Cabinet. The circumstances
which led to this result have not traus-
pred
TURKEY.
All honori' proclaimed TO Abdel Me-
siple and to the Turkish Ministry. They
have nebly done their duty and refused to
become panderers to the vindictive and
bloody measures of Joseph and Nicho-
las. The Russian Ambassador at the
Pot demanded surrender of the Hun
gaiiln officers. KosSuth. Dcmbinski. Pc
rczel. Mesmerosses and their companions.
The Russi in General had arrived at
Constantinople. His mission Icing to
bully the Sultan into compliance with
the demand Of Austria. A council If
the Turkish government was Immediately
he'll and they unanimously resolved not
to surrender the Hungarian refugees
to either the Russian OF Austlien Gov
ernments
On this decision being communicated
to the Sultan, he declared in the most
impressive and determined manner, that
the refugees should not he given up let
the consequences be what they mig t.
We trust that Lord Palmerston will do
his duty as nobly as the Sultan has done
his-that Russia and Austria will lie
given to understand that war with Tur-
key with such a cause, means war with
England.
We are rejoiced to find that Kossu.h
and his companions are furnished with
passports from the English Ambassador,
and trust that every assistance to their
supp 'rt With rendered by England
The independence of Turkey should 10
secured against the attacks of Russia and
its vassal, Austria
HUNGARY.
The latest intelligence rec lived by tie
London Sun. says that Pcterwadan sur.
rendered to the Imperial troops on the
9Th ult. The Magyars, decided to ST.
hold out, but the majority oyerruled
them. Hg
The garrison CT Comorn Is well pro.
visioned. with 10000 men in state of
complete discipline. The officers held a
meeting, and resolved by u large maiofi-
ty not to surronder