Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1849-11-03
ADDITIONAL INTELLIGENCE BY
THE NIAGARA.

We find the following additional tele.
graphic Intelligence by the Niagara in the
New York papers.
A note has been drawn up by England
and France of most energetic charac-
ter, which, it is thought, will have consid-
eraole weight with the Emperors of Rus
sia and Austria. The firm language of
the London papers with reference to this
question is noticed with great satisfac-
ton by the Journal Des Dcbats.
Prince Radzival having returned TO St.
Petersburg to tell his tale of the disap-
p 'intmrnt to the Gar, Finad Effendi, the
present commissioner in the Danubian
provinces, has been son, by the Sultan
10 the Czar to anticipate Prince Radzi-
val's statement, and the attention of all
Europe is anxiously directed to the North
TO learn the issue of the affair.
GERAANy.--No single effcctual step
has been taken, SO far as Austria is con
cerned, towards the settlement of the
gucs ion relative to the unity of Germany.
In the Duchics the excit ement is as
great as ever, and it is quite evident that
nothing but the existing armistice, back
ed by prominent military force, keeps
the people of Schleswig Holstcin from
open resistance. ~ ...a
! In the Piedmont the Chamber Of Dep
uties only consented to the treaty with
Austrian consequence of the hard and
ineHoahlc necessities which crush them
at present. se 8s. b,a,.
From Spain we have only report of a
fresh Ministerial crisis, but not one word
seems to be said of the serious attempts
which have been mcditated against Gu
ba. 81 s4a. ., -.
ENGLAND.--A communication from the
Lords of Admiralty, under date of Ooto-
Der 4, states that hopes are entertained
that the news brought by Captain Park
or, ofthe True Love, arri ed at Hull
from Davis Straits. of Sir John Frank
Inns ship having been seen as late as
March last, besct by the ice, IN Prince Re
gents Inlet, is not without foundation.
From the same source reports have
been received that Sir John Ross's ships
arein the south of Prince Regents Inlet,
and that the vessels of both "xpedi;ions
are safe. This hope is somewhat strength
ened by the telegraphic message to the
Admiralty, since received, of the Mayor
of Hull, where the True Love arrived
last March.
The Irish journals are filled ith ac.
counts of most sanguinary conflicts be-
tween the tenantry and the landlords for
the possession of the corn; and the long
cherished feeling of hatred between the
occnpier of the soil and the owner, have
now broke out with degree of violepce
which Threatens very serious results. AT.
ready numerous lives have been lost.
In the Kilrush Union, sentence of c.
!. yicion has passed against no less than
1900 souls from their home and their hol
dlngs. AT such an unpromising state
of things, it is not TO be wondered emf
grafton is proceeding with fresh i'm
pulse. s ~
It's believed that the winter emigra-
ton will be greater than the last.~-Char.
Cew.
/ Bishop Ea7lona. The Baltimore Sun
states that the writings of this distinguish
ed Divine of the Catholic Church, win be
published by Messrs. John Afurphay &
| Co, Of that city, IL, five large octave vol.
times said to embrace an immense variety
of subjects. These works are Interesting
notopiy to the Theogian but TO the
| Statesman and the Lawyer.
II gives us pleasure to learn that a