The Sumter banner. [volume] (Sumterville, S.C.) 1846-1855, 1849-11-21


FRoas EuRoPE.--The steamer Cambria
arrived at Boston onihe 1O.b inst, having let
Liverpool on tie 9th of October. We make
the following summary Of her news.
Russia, alarmed by the hostile attitude Of
France and England, has expressed willing
ness TO settl the difficulty with Turkey, with
out q recourse to arms. This is the most
| prudent course is the Emperor could adopt;
bht, at The same time, it is a ahumiliatng blow
to Knssla--coning, as she did. fresh from the
held OF victory in Hungary, it isworse. N
Tie Pope had not yet returned to Rome,
and twas reported that a Neapoiitan Army
OF $4,000 men had arrived at Andfadois on
The frontiers of the Roman States, and that
another corps OF l4,0Oo men was expected to
join them.
The cholera had ceased in Paris The
movements Of France in relation to Turkey
appear to be unanimously approved by the
people. The Frenah fleet, was under weigh
for the Derdanelles. The English squadron
has left the Adriatic for the neghborhood of
the Derdanelles. The Austrian feet of frig1
ates and briggs, has also sailed. Al Sebasta-
pool there was Tarkish squadron of 26 ves-
sells, only four hours sail from the Bospherus.
The Emperor Of Austria has ordered the ex-
ecutions OF the Hungarian officers TO cease, in
consequence of which the tiger Haynau has
resigned his post.
In England all is quiet and prosperous, and
in Ireland a better condition OF affairs is appa-
rent MIR. and Mrs. Manning have been con-
victed of the murder of Patrick O'Connor, and
sentenced 20 be executed.
The new Austrian Minister at Paris has
rendered himself very unpopular with the en-
voys OF the other powers, by his ovcrbearing
behavior.
NJ. Llmartine has received grant of a large
tract of land situated in fertiie plain. within
lew hours journey OF Smyrna, and forming
part OF the domains of the Sultan: and that
Nj. ROLAND leaves with Ahmet Effsndi, 10
take possession of it in the name of M. dc La
MARITIME, who will himself arrive in the course
OF next spring. 1t is a gratuitous giss of the
Turkish Emperor.
NJ. de Persiguy has returned from his mis-
sion 10 Vienna, to ask for the remains of the
Duo de Relchstadt, in order to have them laid
by the side OF Napoleon. The Emperor Of
Austria fatty refused, on the ground that it
would not be becoming to remove the son of
an Austrian Arclduchess from the side of his
mother.
Disturbances of a serious nature took place
at Rheims on the 2lst inst.
a considerable movement of foreigners and
ultra-democrats from the departments is tax
ing place towards Paris, with what is not
clearly ascertained
One hundred and sixty Hungarian officers
are expected to ship themselves at Bremen
for New Orleans.
There is said to be every likelihood of
large portion of the Prussian people emgra-
ting to the United States.
klapka, the heroic defender of Comorn, has
been received with transports by the people
OF Bremen.
A petition has been presented to the EN-
peror by the chief magnatcs, praying his Mai
esty for pardon for those Hunga-lans who
have been amcnahlc to the laws.
The organization of the Austrian amy ia
going on with great activity.
Colonel Forbes, on Eaglishman, and one of
the leaders OF the Roman Republicans. in con-
junction with Garibaldi, has been ordered To
leave Tuscany.
Orders to considerable extent have within
the last ten days arrived for immediate ship
mcnts OF lead to St. Petersburgh.
The Berlin correspondent of the Morning
Chronicle states that meeting of delegates
from all The central democratic committees of
hecn Germany will be cid in London during
the ensuing month.
TIE Hungaiian CrowR--Accordine to re-
ports from Pesth the crown of Hungary is npw
! in England, whittier it was sent by Kossuth.
Szemere was in league wihhim; and on max
ing his escape from Widden executed the
| commission of carrying off the crown Jewels
to London. This statemen: explains the re-
| port that Szenore had stolen some very VAL
liable trinkets belonging to Kossulh--a re-
port which, from thevery commencement, met
| wtlino credit.