Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1849-10-10
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The political news from Europe, pre-
senfs no new feature.
The Fortress of Comorn. though be-
seiesed still holds out. and Il is said it can
DEFY the beslegers one entire year.
The influence of Austria and Russia.
has been exerted 10 compel the Po,te TO
surrender The Hungarian chiefs. who have
taken refuge in Turkey. bu, letters from
Consiaatlnopie. state that This mas been
positively refused.
The Pope has quilted Gaeta and pro-
ceeaed 10 Naples. His reception was Of
The most striking and popular character.
He will no, 20 10 Rome for the present.
The cholera was committing serious
ravage> in Trieste.
Important news was daily expected from
Morocco, where the Spanish and French
Generals were likely to produce some
thing more then mere demon >tra,ion.
The Moors were expected 10 make an
attack on Massila. having already cut off
supplies Of provisions. &c.
The newly appointed Ministers were as
semblIng at Madrid, but no notice seems
10 be taken Of the events recently trans
spred in the United States relative to
Cuba.
In France. good deal Of attention is
directed 10 the Metropolitan Council of
Clergy. which has commenced lis sittings
in Paris. Almost all the Bishops and dis
tincushed Clergy of France are assisting
at the Council.
The cholera appears TO have Perman-
emily diminished al Paris.
~, Dr-rt-I MINISTRY
Papers received a, Liverpool on the 2lst.
announce the unexpected resignation of
the Dutch Ministry. en- masse. After a
nights deiberation. the King accepted the
resignation and gave instructions for the
formation of a new Cabinet: The cir
cunstances which led to this result have
not transpirea
TURKEY.
Honor TO Ablel MeSchit, Honor 10 the
Turkish Ministry. They have MOLLY done
their duty and refused TO pander TO the
vindictive. blood-thirsty desires of despo-
tic Austria and Russia.
The Russian Ambassador at the Porte,
demanded the extrad;c,ion Of the Hun
garian officers; kossuth. Dembinsky. De
+ reyel, Mesmarasses, and their compan-
ions.
The Russian General arrived at Con-
stantinoplc, his mission being TO bully the
Sultan into compliance with the demand
{ of the Austrian Council.
The Turk sh Government resolved not
to surrender the Hungarian refugees to
either the Russian or Austrian Government.
On this decision being commune atcd to
the Sultan. he declared in the most i'm
pressve and determined manner, that the
..I, H. L.,
consequences be what they might
I'VE trust says leading London pa
per. :. ord Palmerston will do his duty as
noby as the Sultan has done his. and tina,
Russia and Austria will be given to I'M
derstand that war with Turkey. for such a
cause. means a war with England. We
rejoice 10 find that kossuth and his com
patriots are furnished with passports from
English Ambassadors. and we trust every
assistance will be rendered to supper, The
Independence of the Sultan against the
attacks OF Russia, and lis vassal, Austria
HUNGARY.
The latest intelligence to the London
Sun IS. that the Fortress Of Peterwardien
surrendered to the Imperial troops on the
9TH ultimo.
The Magyars decided to hold out. but
a majority oVerruicu thclr noble detern-
nation.
The garrison of Comorn was well pro-
visionel, with $4,000 men in a state Of
complete discipline. The officers held
meeting and resolved, by a large ma ori,y,
not to surrender.
according to the Vienna Journal, 3d.
coo men are 10 besieGc Conorn. The
bombardment would commence on the
18Th. when the iustrans occupied a great
part Of the Island Schuf. without resis-
lance: but part Of the IIungarans were
strongly entrenched before the fortress
and IS was expected that they would give
the Austrians battle.
1t was rumored at Vienna. that Benz
had fallen into the hands Of the Russians
The Hungarian officers had been pu, TO
death; some by hanging.
ENGLAND.
A favorable change has taken place in
the mortality from Cholera throughout
England. the cases having declined one
half. Since its commencement 10 900
persons having been swept away in Lon
don alone.
IRELt MD.
The potato disease was beyond a doubt
extending itself into several districts.
though it has not by any means become
general.
MARRIED,-On Saturday last. BY John Sal
Tor. Mayor. Mr.. NATHAN DoAS, Of Wilmington.
Ohio. to Miss AWE f.. Dow MING, daughter Of