The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1849-11-02

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! 1t Is stated that The government is to
recalla portion offhe army in Italy. and
tOleave division Df 10000 men at CT
vita Vecchia. A single regiment is 10
tocgpPy the capital ofSt. Angelo. and the
lSpsniurds are To euter Rome.
THE TURKISH AND Russian DIFFIcuL,
irT.-.Pending the decision Of the Bmpe.
ror of Russia opon the appeal made 10
bin respecting the exlrahiIlnn Of the
, Hungarian refugees, the British papers
contain many reports respecting the pro-
babiliiies concerning the issue, but Of
course nothing definite can be arrived al
tpp,il the resolution of the Emperor and
his pperalConncil shall he made known.
The reply Of The Emperor, which was
expected with the most intense anxiety,
wtuld, II was thought. reach tie Turk.
isb capital about the 10Th or 18th of DC.
ttober e.. r.,.f .H .
ln the army of 100000 soldiers assem-.
bed. around the Turkish capital, drilling
and reviewing were going on from day
light to dusk. -77.'a'.
A leIleroftbe 2jlh ult., states that be-
fore entering the Turkish territory, Off
ciaI assurances were given To Kossuth
. that he and his fellow refugees were vel
come, and should be allowed to proceed
To any part of the world A consdera-
hle number Of refugees have been sent
on boaId American coryeucs. and the
French steamer L'Avenicre. Their des.
ltination is said 10 be Greece.
Kossuih has written very eloquent
letter ou bis present posilionio Lord Pal
merston, which is published entire in the
English journals. ....
The reply oftbe Emperor which was
expected with most intense anxiety.
would, it is ihnueht, reach the Turkish
capital about the 10Th or 18th of Octoher
tApprehending that the decision 81 the
Gar might be declaration Of war, the
Porte was exceedingly impatient 10 learn
the effect produced upon the cabinets Of
London aud Paris. A large feet Of
steamers is collecting in the waters oftbe
Bnsphorus and in the harbor nfthe Gold
Ell HON. between the entrance of the
Black Sea and the Propontus and the
Sea of Marmora.
There are twelve ships of the line at
anchor, fully equipped and plentifully
Supplied with arms and provisions.
From Widden the news is somewhat
startling. 1t appears that Amillah had
been sent to urge the refugees to embrace
! Islamism, and has not been unsuccessful
Kossuth, Dembnski, Guyon, Zamoyski
and others, all swore that no person
should induce them to apostacy. BEN
had no such scruple. P.r........
The most unwelcome feature Of the
news from Turkey is, that those psshalic'
in Europe. which are partly Greek and
partly Turk ish, are in state Of great fo
ment in consequence Of the thre atened
rupture between Turkey and Russia
Under the Influence of Russian emmissa
ries, chiefly members ofthe Greek church
these vassals of the Sultan betrayed Sc
rions intention uf taking advantage ofthe
present opportunity to get up Il revolt.
The greatest activity prevails in the
sending of courers for and from all the
principal ports nf Europe; but the gener
al frmuess of the public funds indicate
that the prevailing opinion is, that no Sc
rious results will arise.
/ The correspondent Of the Londnr
! Times, writing from Paris, says that
f note addressed by the English g,,vern
ment to the Ambassador at ST. Peters
burgh, on the subject Of ConstaBtinople
, couched in firm, moderate terms, conlain
not single expression or threat calcula
, ted to wound the susceptibitities of Mich
olas, whilst it announces the determine
to support the Porte against exigencie
that would compromise TIE dignity Of a
indie pendent sovereign. - --.#
Lord Palmcrston has, likewise. sen
proper Instructions to SirS. Canning, am
has placed the Mediterranean feet at hi
disposal, which has. by this time, sailet
for the Dardancles. -ra'..
| have also reason for repeating. lha
france has initiated the conduct of Eng
, land. aud that the most perfect unanimi
ty exists between the Two parties. u.
/ CoMMERcIAL SUMMARY.-LIvERPooL
p Oct. l3.-lf we except great eXcilemen
which has prevailed in the Cotton Mar
, ket. business during the week has no
/ been active. g.s.,- Sd. ian.H Neg st
. The Produce Markets. both here an
in London. continue to rec Give large sur
!, plies, aud in most descriptions of good
there has been moderate inquiry
The Corn Markets are frmer, and,
any thing, have an advancing tendency
I. Neverthe less, the Transactions going fhl
q ward are oy no means extensive. g ''
h In cured provisions amoderale amour
of business has been transacted, prices G
J most articles being firm. .ft..i1 .-
!, There is considerable steadiness in III
> corn trade. From the manufactnrin
}, districts we have accounts that in and G
5 round Manchester heavy trade prevai
The money marke, is literally sustain
ed. andthe rates of money easy.
, The cotton market has been much e'
= cited, On Monday, when the Eurora
advices were known, prices immediatel
5 advanced I'd. per lb., and both spinner
q and spectators purchased to conside
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