Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1849-11-17
Nothing further has been received from
the interior of the State.
NEWS BY THE HIBERNfA.

NEWS BY THE HlBERNlA.
Tukey and RuSsia. There is no IT.
ter news in the ePEucopein Tines. the only
paper which has come to hand, fom ell
ther Constan'inoplc or st. Pe.orSburgh,
and of course we have got no solution of
the difficulty between the Po t. and the
Austrian General The belief, however,
among well informed circles, is sud to be
that Russia will pocket the aif,pnt rather
than provoke d collision with France and
England. There is Il rumor from Paris
that in consequence Of the relation IN
which Louis Napoleon stands with the
Car, he would gladly 70 ego the support
Of the nation in behalf of Turkey.
Frdnce.--The deliberations of the Nh
tional Assembly were almost wholly de-
voted on the 18th and 18Th ult. to the
report of NJ. Theirs on the Russitn ques-
ton. The report is decidedly conscrva.
tive, and ut variance with the express
views of the Presidents letter to NJ.
Thiers.
The conclu ions which n. 1'hiers ar
rived at are that liberal cons,'ulions are
incompatible with the Pope's irdnpen-
dcnce MS a temporal sovereign. and that
the mdendent church and the rights OF
the people are at issue. The Atter he
think, ought to give Wy. it is not be-
licved that his views will tie responded TO
by the French nation. AT subsequent
Ministerial Council ii was decided that the
Cove nment would follow exclusively the
policy laid down in the Presidents letter
ON Romnn affairs.
On the 10th uli. an Aid. de-cnmp from
the Emi cror OF Rus,i', arrived at Paris,
charged wi h special message to the
Pie ident of the Republic.
Ausirja and Hum yary.---A treaty be.
tween A ust il and Prussia was igned at
Vienna on the 10Th ult. L, p Divides
that Austria and Prus ia assume the
Administration of the central powe. of
the German confederation IN the name Of
ill the Governments in the confederation,
un il the fist of May next year.
Havnau, in his administra ion as Mil
itaiy Governor OF Hungary, Loses no op-
portunity to pursue the bloody course
peculiar to him. lie had murdered, un.
der the guic oi Court MatiaI, thirteen
Hungarian Generals, who laid down their
arms at the close of the wai' cunt L l.
thilnv, late Prime Minister of Hung lrv
has al been shot He hid been sen
fenced to be hung, bat having c. his
throat with dagger sent him by his
wife, it was iInpoStilc to stranglc him,
and he fell pie ced by bullets hom f.e
of AuStntn soldie $. 49, ,...a
Several hunI el iIu,gtim officers
furnished with passpo. is from Como N,
have i.asSed through Berlin on their way
to the west. Some are going to Amc.i
ca. Klapka is said to lie among them,
and To have embraced the resolu ion ol
C oSsing the Atlantic, with three hundred
Others. r
Hungary is to be divided honccfoth
in'o len d.stlicts, elch to have It's own
Provincial Assent ly, yet the depu les
are TO lie chosen by Il ma i!y OF votes O.
The popul ,tion.
Rome.--Ihe accounts fro u Rome arc
still unsa'i fac,oy. The retu n of the
POI is > i tl.cd about, hut when he
will eturnii still subject of co lccture.
There has lren "A miSnnde;',tandil lg
tie ween one of the C. dinals and L de-
CocrllcS. the F,enchman Icing offended
at Il lette' he received from the Ecclesi IS
tic, in which he compl ined of the mum
Der of traiios tolerated in the Eternal
Cry. The point WIS referred to his
Holiaess, who di, app. oYed of theCardi
nails conduct, and threw him overload.
The brave Gmabaldi has left the Island
of Santa Madalina for Gib;altar, where
he will sail for London and Ultimately for
the United States, =.
2efeg'aPhed 10 The Charleston Courier,
BALTIMORE, Nov. &c D. m.