Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1849-11-22
Arrival Of the Steamer
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Important News from Europe.
New York, Nov. IL, P. NJ.

ne OanOrla arrived at DOston on
Saturday morning: the wires not work
ing between Boston and New York,
kept US without news until yesterday.
In relation to the extradtion of the
Hungarian refugees, the attitude as
sumed by France and England places
the Gar on the horns of dilemma, he
having no other alternative than to
fight or cease bullying; he has, however,
chosen a more pacific course. 1t was
reported in Paris, on the 25th October,
that the French Ambassador at st. Pc
tersburg had forwarded dispatches to
his government, intimating change in
the hostile determination of Russia in
its disagreement with Turkey upon the
extradition of the Hungarian refugees;
SO far from forcing matters TO extremi-
ties, Russia expresses itself anxious to
settle the difficulty quietly, provided no
warlike interference was threatened on
the part of England. The same rumor
was prevalent at Vienna on the 2lst.
Turkey.
The change of creed of Benz, Dem
binski and others is confirmed. The
English squadron has left the Adriatic
for the neighborhood of the Dardenales
at the request of Sir S!ratford Can.
ming. The Austrian fleet, consisting of
frigates and brigs, is under sail for the
Dardanelles: at Sebastopol there was a
Russian fleet of26 vessels, only four
bours sail from the mouth of the Bos-
phorus. The Turkish fleet is anchored
across the mouth of the Bosphorus to
defend the passage. The Turkish army
in Walachia, under the command Of
Omer Pacha, had been ordered back to
C onstantinople. The Dutch Zeitung
contained letter from Constantinople,
of the 9Th inst, announcing the arrival
in The Bosphorus Of British fleet of
observation; a salute of 90 guns was
fired by the Turkish ships in honor of
the British flag. -.t.s .-
Austria and Hungary.
1t is said tina, Haynau has resigned
his post in consequence of the Empe-
ror having ordered the executions TO
be stopped; he complained bitterly Of
his authority having been disregarded
by those who shot Bethany, it having
been his express orders that he should
be hung. According to accounts from
Pes,b, the crown of Hungary is now in
England, whittier it was sen, by Kos
suth. Symese having executed this
commission for Kossuth, the rumor that
he had robbed Kossuth Of jewelry on
the afternoon of the 18th inst, is thus
explained.-A courier had arrived al
Pesih from Vienna with orders to stop
the bulcheries in that city. The or
ganzation Of the Austrian army is GO
ing on with grea, activity. The nephew
of the unfortunate Bethyny has been
forced to enlist as a private huzzar in
an austrian regiment. Dembinkls sis
ter and brolher.in-law were arrested in
Cracow on the l7lh-they never in
terferred in politics.
Prussia.
The convention between the courts
of Prussia and Austria was ratified on
the 10Th inst, at Vienna-the exchange
of the &C, of ratification took place on
the day following, when the Arch
Duke John announced his intention OF
resigning his office as soon as the other
German governments had assembled in
convention. One hundred and sixty
Hungarian officers are expected to ship
themselves at Bremen for New Orleans
- Denmark. VII.
The Dutchies, by declaration, da
ted 9Th October, to the clergy Of
Schleswig, positively refused to recog
Mise the government commission.
.r. Rome.
General Chucara has resigned The
office of Grand Lieutenant General o.
the Roman army, on the ground that he
; had engaged TO serve constitutions
prince and not an absolute government
!, Much excitement prevails in the city
f several young men had been arrested
for singing the Marseillaise hymn in
the streets, and now instead OF singing
: the people indulge in prose compost
tons Placards with numerous letter
S of "dea,h TO the infamous red triumvi