Washington telegraph., 1849-11-07

y.lsoraphed to the st. Louis Reue'IIe
New YORK, Oct. aS.
.pRJvAI, OF THE NIAGARA.
onr WEEK LATER FROM EUROPE.
TELEcRAPH OFFICE.
.SxcKy1LLE, N T.. Oct. IL.
The Royal Mail steamer Niagara, with
1As through passengers, arrived at HAN
t.S shortly after midnight on Tuesday.
She brought Liverpool papers up TO the
9Th of October.
RussrA AND TURkEY.-By far the most
;mnortant political news by this ARRIVAL
;s the possible and even probable war
,,;tb Turkey. 1t forms the chleI topic
IS a;scussion in the English and French
,:o,,r,als as well as amongst all classes.
snd in it's paramount importance the no
nan difficulty, as well as all other mat
.:ers of national importance. appear a'-
80, wholly lost sight of. The most re-
cont accounts from Constantinople s'a'e'
that the Emperor of Russia has mace
formal demand for the surrender OF Nus
sntb BEN, and the other paf'flots wno
have songht refuge in the turkish oo-
;.,;o,s The Turkish government
uv;th a man,iness which cannot oe 700
I;',h,v exroIled, refused to be outtaed;
.nn3 sIthouph in England and France
a,,;,e, conn ills have been held to con-
slider these grave circumstances nos tne
SLIGHTEST doubt can be entertained o' INC
,resnlt should Russia persist III her demand
fo, rho surrender of these devoted meh.
,.h,t an European war would be lnev'ta.
49, The Paris Journal des Debats
s.vs. I'VE are glad to learu that Eng
land and France are most cordially uiil'eo
=, ,be determination TO support their am
hassadors in the adrices given by them 10
.,be Porte respecting the extraul'ioi' VI
.,ha refu4rees.' The Russian envoy, md
;ug his threats unavalilHg, took abrupt
.d.narture from sCoIstantipop'e, and tue
pnss;sn minister has closed all MS d.
,louatic intercourse with the Por'e.-
Fngaud and France, through their repre-
.seutatives have prevailed with tie o"'-
ia, in keeping him i'll his tlfet feSod uideh.
LIVERPOOL Oct.%6.
CorroN.-In Liverpool there has been
=, moderate de mand for Gotten daf'hg TIE
a,st week. ait precisely the same prices as
were reported by the Caledonia
SECOND DISPATCH
New YeRK, Oc:. l9, 6 z. M.
oTh.. attention of all Europe Is directed
to the norsh, SO ieari 'he issue of ffihce
Radese,uais visit 10 the Gar HE Sul-
"a, has counterInsudtd the voyage to
Smvrua and the Archipelago. he army
Of Roaluan is ordered TO hold Itself. ia
readiness. There is no reason TO doubt
hnr that the best understanding prevails
hetv cen the English aud trench Calumet,
and II is said that powerful English aud
French Aeet will be ordered To the Medl-
,e,,,,ean. forthwith Austrian politics
are of subordinate interest; II Is reported
that Comorn had surrendered, thereby
saving a great etfusion OF blood
I'm Prussia everything remains quiet.
M D.. Tocuuevilie has demanded az
additional credit of l4O.0OO,U0o Oh lfahcs'
besides the sum already voted for the eX-
penses of the Roman Intervention.
The suspension of the intercourse be-
tween France and America, caused much
sensation in Paris, but rumor having
GAINED ground that England had offered
her mediation, thai feeling snbsided. M.
Marrast or nj. Theirs is expected to be
.ent To Washington in place OF Poussin.
Con Ia,norlciere's mission to Russia
has proved failure, and he Is on his re-
turn without seeing the Emperor.
tt was reported at Vienna. that Georgy
had heen shot by Count Tichey, whose
brother was executed by Georgeys de-
cree at Cressel.
communication from the Lords OF
the Admiralty states, that hopes are ell
tertaued of the safety o: Sir John Frank
lin. II is reported that his ship is beset
.by ice in Prince Regent inlet.
RoME.--Ihe Pope's manifest appeared
uuosiiclaliy, and was received with feei
ings OF disappointment aud resentment Ill
all quarters, winch was especially par 'lc-
ipated in by the French soldiers, several
.oi whom have been put under arrest ior
teariut downthe mauitestus of the French
military disappearing OF The Papal orders
The army Is awaiting orders ifoin france:
The cardinals dare hot walk the streets,
tearluy the popular fury. Several persons
who had been marked out as victtnls to
ahelf INA uistofiaI designs now walk aooul
freely. The Pope, relying upon Tue aia
of Austria aud Spain, aud being promised
funds from Russia, lmaglnes that pupii;
Opinion will finally favor HIM. Inc
French assembly were debating lie ho-
man affairs. Should the troops leave
Rome, 1T as :apprehended that fresh rev
OluIlou would break ont.
BesToN, Oct. 16, T. M.
A vessel has arrived at New London
Conn, from Davis Straits. The Captain
speaks of hearing of Sir John Franklln
n ID -, I,,l.,