The freeman. (Fremont [Ohio]) 1849-1850, 1849-11-17

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r Old World-Arrests IN Rome Disturbances
an NapIes-Russius GroUiaag more Pac!tfc-
Highly Important from California
The Cambria arrived at Boston on Saturday
morning. The wires not working between Boston
and New York kept Philadelphia from news till yes
terday in relation to the extradtion of the Hungar
an refugees from Turkey. =
The attitude assumed by France and England
has set the Gar on the horrors of dilemma, he
having no other alternative than to fight or cease
bullying has chosen more pacific course. 1t was
reported in Paris October goth, that the French
ambassador at St Petersburgh had forwarded
despatch to his government intimating change
in the hostile determination of Russia in its dsa-
Igreement with Turkey, upon the subject of the ex-
tradition, far from following to extremties, Rus
sa expressed itself anxious to settle the differences
Quietly, providing no warlike Interference was
threatened on the part of England The same
rumor prevailed at Vienna on the 2lst
TURKEY.
The change of creed of BEN, Deminsk and 9TH
ers is confirmed The English squadron has left
the Adriac for the neighborhood of Dardanelles at
the request of Sir Stratford Canning The Aus
trian fleet consting of frigates and hrigs are uu-
der sail for the Dardanelles
At ZbutoI there was Russian fleet of 26 YES
sells, only four hours sail from the mouth of the
Bosphorus. The Turkish fleet is anchored across
Bosphorus at the narrowest point to defend the
passage. The Turkish army has been ordered
back to Constantnople The French fleet consist
ing of 16 vessels of the line, frigates and steam
ers with SOOmen and 6OOguns is under way for the
Dardanees The Dentzesting has adYices from
Constantinople of the eth ult announcing the ar
rival of the English feet of observation A salute
of 20 guns was fired by the Turkish ship in honor
to the British flag. ha
AUSTRIA AND HUNGARY.
1t is said that Haynau has resigned his post in
consequence of the Emperor having ordered exc
cutions to be stopped. He complained bitterly of
his authority being disregarded by those who shot
Batzgang, it having been his express order that
he should be hanged.
According to reports from Pesth, the crown of
Hungary is now in England, where it was sent by
Kossuth S. Zamang executed this commission Cor
Kossuth This explains the rumor that S. Zamang
had robbed Rossuth of jewery.
On the afternoon of the 18th ult, courier arriv-
ed at Pesth, from Vienna with orders to stop butch
cries in that city.
The organization of the Austrian army is going
on with great rapidity. The nephew of the unfor-
tunate Baltzgang was forced to enlist as private.
Dembinski's sister and brother-in-law were ar
rested in Cracow on the 18th. They never inter-
fered in politics.
PRUSSIA.
The convention between the Courts of Prussia
and Austria was ratified at Vienna on the 18th,
and an exchange of accounts of ratification took
place on the following day, when Arch Duke John
ANNOUNCED his intention of resignation of Office as
soon as other German governments assented to the
Convention. --------g-
16O Hungarian officers are expected to ship at
Bremen for New Orleans.
DENMARK. AND DUTGHIEs.
By declaration dated Oct. the 18th, the Cler-
Icy of Schleswig refused to recognize the govern
ment
ROME.
Gen. Cuchie has resigned the grade of Lieut..
Gen. in the Roman army, on the grounds that he
had engaged to serve a constitutional prince and
not an absolute government.
Much excitement prevails in the city. Several
young men have been arrested for singing the Mar
sailese hymn in the streets
Instead of singing, the people now indulge in
prose recitations. Paeards with anonymous let
ters of "death to the infamous priests' death to
the red triumvirate!" cover the walls. Several
attempts on the lives of French off GERS have been
made.
NAPLES AND SICILY.
The violence of the government on the in
crease.
1t was reported that regacide association had
been discovered, in which 200 persons were I'M
plicated, Attempts to arrest San Diacomb pro-
dueed such an impression in Naples that the shop
doors were all shut and the city deserted.
A Special Commission, selected from the various
tribunals had been appointed to try the hundreds
and thousands of political prisoners now filing the
prisons.
Two American frigates, the Independence and
Cumberland were in the harbor.
ENGLAND.
Lord Dudley Stewart has published in the Lon
don Daily News an appeal to the mothers, wives
and daughters of England to furnish home to
Kossuth, and extend him welcome becoming the
British race. -. .ss-- Eat. Eaf
Abott Lawrence, American Minister, was intro
duced to the Queen, and presented his credentials
Sir Henry Valieres took leave of the Queen, pre-
vious to departing as Minister to the y. s,
Sixty wrecks took place in Great Britain during
the equinoctal storm. .~ ...
A PERTINENT REPIY.-A young buck belong
ing to the independent drnk-orlet-it alone-just-
asI-please-wit society, pop
ping the question to pretty girl short time SINCE
who brought still deeper blush to his at'oays
hin fbotoc cbo haH