The examiner. [volume] (Louisville, Ky.) 1847-1849, 1849-12-01
England and Turkey.

The aspect OF matters in Turkey has not matsri-
ally changed Ia England nothing has Ianspired
Of special import. The new Minister 10 the Uni
ted States (Mr. Bulwet had sailed from Ports
mouth in the steam sloop Penotie. 1t is his FIRST
business on his, arrival TO know what encourage
ment, IL any, the United States gives TO the at.
tempted withdrawal of Canada from the British
rule. He has full power to resist energetieally all
attempts at interference the part OF the United
States in the Nicaragua affair. II is said that the
government has intimated TO the government OF
Canada that no coersive measures will be adopted
to prevent the annexation 10 the United States, IT
the popular will decided in favor of the measure.
The Parliament ga pTorouged till the 10Th Of jan
uary. The Queer has issued proclamation for
day ofthauksgving on the 10Th inst ,on account OF
the abatement of the cholera in Great Britain.
Ireiand.
Ireland remairs perfectly quiet
France.
From France nothing of stirring interest has
been received.
Austria.
Some three additional executions have taken
place. Haynan has published an amnesty. The
Emperor has decreed that all officers who return
TO the Austrian standard before the 26th inst, are
to be restored to their rank The Jesuits are fast
returning TO Austria.
10 the Roman States things remain as before.
deputaton bad left for Portica 10 request the Pope
10 return all the TIiumvirates in the Papal States
Russia.
The Fisnd Efendi has been informed by Coun
Wesse5 broad that the Gar demands that the Hun
gariap refugees should be located in the interior
Candis, or such part of British territory as ma.
afford the greatest facilities for keeping them un
der surveillance. II any of them wish to 60 4
France or England, they may be permitted to d.
50. The Car will take no notice of their depar
ture, notwithstanding the danger that may atten
them; for whether in France or England, Their
can be no doubt but that they will busy them
selves in preparing for another revolution.
1T was expected the Pope would be at Benevent
! on the 3Oth of October.
Germany.
The relations between Prussia and Neu.chate
are in process Of adjustment-the latter 10 retail
the same position as before the revolution. En-
land has Offered her mediation in the matter. M
3 Carr, an American, had received requests fro'
American residents of Pans TO exert himself
. a behalf of the Hungarian refugees. The exile
!. were stil at Widen. Their entire numbers IL
!. principally officers. BEN denies his final conve
sion TO Islsmism.
BY telegraph from Paris of Friday morning,
h learn that Mr.. Rives, Minister TO france, wi
e received on Monday by the President of the
u public. The President was most gracious, but
4. observed that, in consequence of difficulties tn
II had arisen between the two governments,
e would have been deprived the honor of receivi
Z him, If, instead Of being Republican Minisi'
~ he had been Monarchical Ambassador.
Prssse ccntradicts the statement to the effect h
er the French government has despatched a cour
nv from Paris to ST. Pstersbursh TO explain 10
a. Oar the cause Of the calling Of the French q