The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-12-18
IMPORTANT EUROPEAN NEWS
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HIBERNIA AT HALF Ak.
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Another Decline in Cotton.
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More Trouble between Russia and
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Threatened Rupture between Austria
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lNTERES TING FROM FRANCE,
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Another Decline in Cotton.


O'Clock, on Saturday morning last She will probably
arrive at this port before edition of this morning is
h worked of
She left Liverpool en- Saturday, the LIST inst.
About eleven O'Clock, yesterday morning.
oeived despatch from Bangor, stating that the H.
arrived at Hssax Saturday morning, and that
her had reached St. John by mail also that the
line east OF st. John down. Word Immediately
sent through to have the news despatched over the
wires U.S. from St. John for the afternoon editions
the HeraI but before reply could be received, the
sine beyond Bangor ceased to work, and remained
OF order till four O'Clock in the afternoon
We'then received our despatch from st. Jshn.
The news is week later, and Of considerable i'm
portance both In commercial and political aspect
There has been another decline in cotton there Is
trouble between Russia and Turkey, and Austria
and Prussia at variance on the German question.
Annexed the telegrsphic details of the news:
The German Empire.
Our advices from Prussia highly interesting.
Geographic despatch received from Berlin via Co
logne announced that the Austrian cabinet had
formal protest against the convocstion of German
Parliament at Erfurt and that in the despatch contain
tDg the protest, the Austrian government alluded
to the probability Of armed interference by Austria in
the affairs Of Germany The same telegraph account
stated that the Prussian had the
Austrian despatch by declaration that Prussia would
@antain 1.-THE remainder Of this sentence not
csivedl These accounts had been substantially
armed.
letter from Berlin to the Morning. Chronicle says:
At the end Of October Prince Schwartzsnburgh In de-
spatch to the Prussan government, pointed out the
dangers that likely to arise from the convocaon
Of this Parliament insisting the revolutionary ten
denotes to which it would give BIRTH and the
zion that would be felt not emily in the States
but In Prussia likewise
On the 30th Oct Prussia replied that she had duly
weighed all those considerations, but that elevated
and pressing motives urged persevers In the plan
As regards real dangers she would know how to meet
them. Austria has gone q step further than she
formally protested against the convocation ofths
Isrismsnt, II we'll informed and have to
Believe that The last despatch addressed by
Prince schwsrtzsnbursh to the Prussian government
insinuatss that should the require It, Aus
1ria will hesitate to have to armed in
zerventon. Behold the Of serious
poation A cabinet council held the day before
yesterday. The council first adopted the electoral
law of the Parliament. Each State will introduce
such notifications Its organization may
quise. The cabinet council was then occupied
With the reply to the Austrian note. The ministry
adopted most important resolution despatch, in
reply that Of Prince schwartsnbursh, has already
been sent to Count Bonsdorf the Frussian envoy ct
Vienna Prussia, In this document, maintains, with
energy right to carry out the limited federation
right formerly guaranteed To the Austrian despatch
Of armed interference Prussia replies that she awaits
It. Accounts from Berlin Of the Gath ult state that
otter debate Of several days the Upper Chamber had
declined to return It's old constitution. They d.
vided no less than sixteen times, eight Of which
were by name. The proposition for . pserags
was rejected by los against 40. The various amend
Snents proposing either direct indirect cleo
zion by the highest authorities rejected BY va
sious msjotss in addition TO the regulation that the
number Of election members shall In exceed
7so. The following most cautious proposition was
adopted Il runs thus The constitution of the up
Der chamber to be fixed by future law, which must
receive tbs sanction Of both chambers, and will then
become ps and parcel Of the convention Of the com
try Tho Cologne Gszsne announces In tslsgrsphic
sssage from Berlin, that the King has signed the Law
Tor the election Of representatives to the German Par
Hament, to be assembled at Erfurt.
Turkey and Russia.
The news from Constantinopls, according to one &C.
count only confirms the previous pacific course Of
events 1t Is confidently stated that the British feet
has orders to withdraw from the Dardsnes and that
u is indeed By this time ct Malta.
Nothing farther has transpired respecting the where
-abouts Of the Polish and Hungarian fusitivss.
The Russian ambassador, NJ. Titon, has once mere
zen admitted 10 an Interview with the Grand visisr
a,d diplomatic relations may thus be pronounced to
De renewed between Russia and the Porte.
Another account ssys:-
Austria appeared satisfied with what Turkey had al
ready BY transporting the Hungarian refugees 70
che interior, ssd did not demand anything further
Russia the contrary demanded that the Polish re-
1usees be expelled from the Ottoman empire and that
rshe chiefs should be imprisonoa In fortress, the
Porte being responsible for their safe custody
without excepting even those snigrsnts who, like
Ram. have smbraced the Mahometan faith. IL vas
..d that Russia also required the expulsion OF GER
.tain number Of Poles, who had been for many ysan
nhabtants Of the Ottoman States The Porte received
abese propositions In such manner a. TO show that
they voud not be accepted, and council was to be
nsld on the 7th 70 take them into consideration The
Russian Minister excessively annoyed BY the pre-
sencs Of the British feet in the Dsrdenses which be
DECLARED violation Of the treaty, and has, said,
refused TO enter into negotiations until the Enssn
cnset shall have quilted the Straits.
The vienna correspondent Of the Dolly Ness, writ
sing on the 7lt ut says Letters Of the 10th, from
Csnstantnops, mention fresh subjects Of SsPuts BE-
sseen Rvsrs srd Turkey. In senssqusnos Of the en-
srey with which the united diplomacy Of England and
france has followed up its victory ths refugee quss
taou Il said that the Porte is also determined at the
xp,rstou Of the stipulated term, to Withdraw those
oonesssicns in future Russian commerce. other
nations which ct present exists.
Our vienna correspondents letter, dated Nov ~,
also hear the Porte has proposed 10 send the
.Hupgsr,sn refugees TO Bssdsd
Ionian Islands.
The Iepias Islsnds rsstorsd 70 complies tran
.ou,,uy Cir n. Ward, In his speech to the Chambers
vsndicsses hs policy he has pursued and holds ost
tAs hop. THAT more liberal organic laws VIII nov be
Fssed.
acknowledgements ana Denmark.
There IL no further dsvelepemspt Il national feeling
shs part u the people Of the Danish Dutesiss bat
the period approaches for the tsr~pstion Of the
saxmstice, n IL plain that not the smallest progress
las made towards the s6eotua sdjustsent Of this
.vered question semi ocisl statement put Birth In