The republic. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1849-1853, 1850-07-25
TUnTHEn TOnEI0N NEWS ny THE
ATLANTIC.
Italy--Amnsssy for Lembs

ItAIy--Amnsssy for Lombsrdy.
The Milan Untv~ssi Gazats, Of the LIST instant.
eve have received pleasing intelligence from
Vienna. Our correspondent Informs US that. on
the occasion Of the approaching anniversary Of the
birthday Of the Emperor Of Austria, general am
nesty will bo published In the Lombardo. Venetian
kingdom. We rejoice at the thought that such a
hope will soon be realized, and thar many exiles
will be restored TO their country and families by the
spontaneous act Of our gracious sovereign"
THINos IN PIEpAoNT.--The senate approved on
the Sd instant. by A to g. the concession OF rail
road between Turin and Savigliapo The Cham
Der Of Deputies was still engaged IN discussing tho
bill relative to the issue Of stock sufficient to pro-
duce 6,000, 900 annually.
"A penny subscription for q monument common.
oratiye Of the SccAIdi law has produced over 100,
| 900 francs. The Austrians have launched gun
boats on LAgo Maggiors.
GLooA III SlcllY. The United States frigate st.
Lawrence has returned TO Naples.
hear FROM the officers of the st. Lawrence, who
have just como from Sicily, that the appearance OF
Messins, Palermo, and Catania 10 truly melan-
choly The spy and the military patrol are tho
features which strike the visiter-want OF conf
dence in the merchants poverty in the lower
classes-dread Of imprisonment felt by all, com
bine to produce sAd an appearance in the cities
which, but few months since, were animated with
gaiety and hope for the future.-1lms' Corr
spain-The Queen, the Navy, SC.
Our accounts from Madrid are Of the Sd inst.
The delivery Of the queen was hourly expected:
The Epoca states that the infant Don Enrique and
the sisters of tho king had vainy solicited leave to
repair to Madrid for the acco~chsment of her ma
jesty.
The queen and king drove through the Prado the
evening before in an open carriage, and were en-
Enthusiastically sauted by the people, whose accla-
nations intended a protest against the dis
gushing attacks lately directed by the Carlists
against her majesty. In the course OF the night.
and on the %, number Of per.ons belonging to
that party were arrested in Madrid.
Letters from Madrid Of the 3Oth ultimo announce
the publication on tbat day of royal decree grant
ing credit Of u, 600 900 reals (E20O O0O) to
the minister of marine for the construction of two
steamers Of 500 horse power each, and for the pur
chase of timber for the construction Of eight war
vessels. The decree is founded on the necessity OF
augmenting the Spanish navy as demonstrated by
the late events in Cuba
General Jose de la Concha still refused to accept
the office Of war minister.
Portuxai--Mors Trouble.
The War Department at Lisbon had placed can
non and munitions Of in the forts at the en-
trance Of the Tagus.
British claims also pouring in upon Portu-
gal, and Lord Palmerston had made demand in
sisting upon the faithful execution of the treaty Of
| commerce with reference to the differental duty
levied upon port wine for the English market.
Russia-Rumored Abduction Of Nicholas.
Reports are in circulation. both in Berlin and
Vienna that the emperor of Russia Intends on the
LIST of December next, to abdicate in favor Of his
son, the Hereditary Grand Prince Alexander Nico-
lagewitsch. The motives of this resolution are
said to be desire to retire from the fatigue of gov
eminent and the recollection Of the old superstition
that Russian emperor can ever govern more
than twenty five years. A variety of particulars
added, which would be interesting il the report
were known to be true.
All the English ships of war cruising in the Med
iterranean have received orders to meet at Malta.
49, 49, -. r. A. L..H laI To-
Gibraltar, and four large steamers, have also re-
ceived orders TO place themselves under the com
mand of Sir William Parker The destination of
the feet Is not known, Naples being assigned by
some reports and the Dardanelles by others.
Egypt-Meeting OF the Pasha and Sultan.
ALEXANDRIA, June ls.--On the 9th instant, the
Vceroy, Abbas Pasha, came down from Cairo, and
on the following day put to sea with three steam
for the Island Of Rhodes TO pay his respects TO
the Sultan, who was known TO be there, and who
had waited for his hghness few days. Aiter per-
forming quarantine, Abbas Pasha was received in
the most hattering manner by the Sultan, who may
well be pleased with subservient subject. HIS
Turkish majesty presented the Viceroy with a dc
coraton, and the latter made to him the fine
screw steamer Sharkecyeh, which wss so much
admired in England, with all her appointments
complete, every description of stores and provi-
sions, valuable horse and richly embroidered sad
screw of the Sharkeeyeh il broken, and she had to
be towed to Rhodes; but new fan is expected from
England, which will be sent to Constantinople. On
the Sultan leaving Rhodes with the Turkish fleet,
Abbas Pasha returned to Alexandra, having been
away week altogcther.-1imn.
Turkey-The Sultan's Tour.
The Journal de Consiantinopis gives the follow
ing account of the excursion Of the Sultan:
1.-THE Sultan, after passing the night Of the I'd
off Lemnos, on board the steamer Taft, proceeded
toward the Isle of Gambia. On the atb the Sultan
arrived at Gambia, where he was received with the
most enthusiastic demonstrations of Joy by the in
habitants, the air rcsoundng with cries of Long
live the Sultan, our well beloved sovereign His
majesty much ahcc ted at this sincere express
sion OF welcome, and shortly afterward admitted
the visit OF the prmatcs and the principal inhabit
ants of the town. whom he received in the most al
fable manner. The Sultan remained at Gambia two
days. On the third day the Sultan paid a vist to
TIRE country house of the Governor General Of the
vland, Moustafa Pasha. From Gambia the Sultan
wl proceed to Chio and thence return to his CAPT
tai in the middle OF next week. At all places he
has visited the Sultan has left marks OF his inpc-
rial munifcence TO all the public establishments
and TO the people the assurance Of his paternal So
licitude.
Revolt In Bosnia.
Letters from Trieste of the oath ult in tho ALICE
meme Z>ifung, state that Omer Pasha, the com
mandcr Of the Turkish army in Rumclia, has been
into Bosnia with 20 900 troops for the purpose
of suppressing the instruction which has broken
out in that province. The latest news from DIAL
malta 10 that thcse troops have entered Bosnia. il
IL not believed that battle will be fought, for the
insurgents are few in number, and the leaders, the
stantnople TO surrender to the Sultan, and to ask
his pardon.
Jamaica.
BY the Crescent City we have received our files
Of the hingston Journal TO the 18th instant Their,