The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-10-04
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CANADA AT HALIFAX.
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Extraordinary Short Passage across
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Noble Stand of Turkey towards the
Hungarian Refugees.
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Improvement in Breadstuffs,
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Halifax at II minutes past nine O'Clock Tuesday
morning, having made the passage from Liverpool In
less than ten days.
Her dates from Liverpool are to Saturday, the 22d
'ult
Our overland express reached Granville Point about
oo'clock the same evening; but heavy gale from the
nerthward delayed the express steamer until yesterday
morning.
The Canada spoke the Europa the goth, at 10
r. Q little to the eastward of Cape Race
The C. brings seventy four passengers for New York
She Will arrive here this eeening
The commercial news, excerpt 10 breadstufs exhibits
no improvement. There ha. been improvement In
breadstufs, with considerable frmnsss
The sts hip Herman sailed from Southampt on at
4 O'Clock the goth, With 200 second class and 90
nrst class passengers, and cargo valued at f5o0OO
The political news presents feature, and the
English papers lameut the want Of any thing upon
which they be either osustlo very grave
very gay-with the exception OF he siextof Comorn,
regularly es absbeo. Military operations except
at this point have ceased throughout oil Europe.
Comorn still helds out, and it is said that the be-
sieged can DEFY the besiegers for entire year.
The influence of Russia I'D Austria is bsing exerted
TO compel the Porte to ,urreuder the Hungarian chiefs
who have taken refuge in Turkey but letters from
-Constantinoile to the 9th ult, that this has
been positively refused by the Porte
Affairs al Rome.
The Pope has quilted Gaeta and has proceeded to
Naples, where he has taken up his abode ia por,ce
Palace. Ills reception at Naples Of the most s.ri
king and popular character The Pope evnces no ia
tention Of returning to Rome ut present and thus
real progress seems to have ben made towards q
satisfactory solution of the Itaiiso question.
Trouble mt Morocco.
News daily expected I, om Morocco, where the
Spanish and French quarrel seemed likely to produce
something more than a demonstration. The
Moors were expected to make attack ON Massills,
having slre ady cut fl the supplies.
spaia.
The newly appointed ministers assembling at
Madrid but notice to be taken OF the events
going relative TO Cuba
England.
A frightfsi railway accident occurred ct Lythan
the 2oth On the Afternoon of that day Lythan had
been the OF Agricultural inner, ct which up
wards Of SEQ gentlemen we're present The dinner
broke up shortly after nine ssd the company proceeded
to the carriages which convey them Preston
and that district trhey had barely started when col
lision Of fearful kiRs took place between the Lythsu
and blackboard traps the latter running into the former
with terrible ppetuosty Many Of the passengers had
their teeth knocked out. ard others were resrfully
wounded; limbs were rbrok-n. aui . scene of most
appalling hind ensu.d Several lives are said to have
been lost
The Queen was expected TO return from Scotland
about the 27th
An 6mute . all scale bad taken place at Coppo-
quin, county Of Waterford A police bArrsck was
STACKED and of ths stormng party killed Forty
saour rihss we're loft on the battle hela.
France.
A good deal Of attention L. directed to the Metro
politsn Council OF the Clergy, ~heh has commenced
its sitting at Paris u TO judge from the list OF
sl...
liberation, scarcely imssil. that the councils
of sBcient timos could have had mors mporant mat
tiers to dscusth- uno-t rscondts theological points
OF doctrine being strangely enough mingled With com
mon place Subjects Everything appears to be con-
Quoted With great pomp and ceremony Almost all
the bisbops and distinguished clergy Of France are
assisting at the council
Fresh protective duties have been imposed on the
importatiop OF foreign oil Feeds with vs~ to protect
the culture Of oil seeds IN Algeria.
Rear Admiral RI maine Desworts succeeds NJ. l. Pre-
dour the command Of the french forces In La
Plata.
Tho Moritew contains an order from NJ. Dsrspg.u,
President Of the High Court Of Justice fixing the 10th
of October for the opening Of the trial at Versailles OF
the persons implicated Ia the piracy Of June H.
16<9; aso OF such accused Of being ted
with the affair of May Is is4s but who had not made
their sppesranss at the High court OF Justice at
.Bourges.
IL appeared TO be suddenly decided that In . short
fpace OF time reduction will be effected In the French
army 10 the extent ~ frtm 30 600 ca loco men
The Resignstio" of tNs Dutcn Mi~istry.
The papers received Liverpool the 22d ult, an
nounce to ne the unexpected resignation Of the mi
.nistry en- mass. on Mond-y evening after . nights
elaboration The King accepted their resignation, aud
gave ibs ructiops for the formation another oabi.
NET The crcum. stances which led to this result
not transprsd.
The Russian Empire.
In order TO repair the Losses sustained by the Russian
troops In Hungary, from cholera and the s-ord, the
Emperor has ordered fresh levy 81 recruits.
The Grand Duke Nicha 81 expired at wsrrav on the
10th. His remains have been embalmed aud win be
conveyed to St. Petersburg TO be- inferred in the family
vault q the Romsnors
The Emperor quilted v .ra- for 81 Petersburg on
The 10th
Important From Turkey.
rnE nryvsAL or rHs svL1sr Hvr-
ossisr RsFUous TO Ausrsn
The Turkish Ministry have notify doas their duty
and have refused to TO the vindct
blood thifstipgs Of Francis Jo.eph. Of Aa-tria aud
Nicholas, OF Russia The Russian Amsssss Tor to tbs
Porte, demanded the extrsdition of tn. Huugsriso
officers, Kossuth, Dembiashi, Psrczel Messsrss and
their companions
Russian General arrived az Constsstinops on the
18th, ON sp,cisl mission tina, sp-cs mi-sion being
bully the Sultan into piisnce ~ith thu demands
Of Austria A council was held aud the Turkish
government resolved not TO surrender the Hungarian
refugees either the Russian hustr government
On this decision bepg communicated to the sultan he
declared In the moot impressive aud desrmined man
ner that the ,fsg,es shorid not up, lei e
,7pene.s BE- sshai they might
We trust that Lord Pslmerston will do his duty as
noby the sultan has HE thai Russia std Aus
tria will be given 10 underst and that with Turkey
for such a cause with England We are
rejoced 20 find that ana bis companions are
fuini he'd with passports roo the Eugisn ambassador,
snd trust that every sastsuce aud support -l be
rendered BY England for the Bdc p.ude Of his
try, sgainst the sttscks Of Russia aud Austrs.