The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1850-01-26
THE EUROPEAN NEWS.
ADDITIONAL INTELLIGENCE
THE
STE A NJ S HIP NIAGARA.
Affairs on the European Continent.
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TELEGRAPHIC OVER BAIN'S LINE.

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TELEGRAPHIC OVER BAINS LINE.
The steamship Niagara, Capt Ryre, arrived at Bos-
ton at half past three o'clock yesterday afternoon, aud
her mails will probably reach this city this morning.
Annexed some interesting additional items of
intelligence also Messrs Bsrings circular.
The details of the news will appear in the Herald
omorrow morning.
The correspondent of the London Times, under date
ofConstantinope, Dec. 19h says A courier has ar
rived here from st Petersburg with the Emperor
to the last communication made to his imperial
hghpess by the Sublime Porte with regard the ques-
tion Of the Polish and Hungarian refugees In former
letter told you that the Turkish ministers will
Ing to consent to the expulsion of all those Poles who
had been concerned In the late Hungarian
but that they objected the expulsion of Polish refugees
who were resident In Turkey previously to that event
and who provided with French other passports
The Car has agreed to the terms proposed by the
Porte; and Dembnsk aud the other Poles who served
In Hungary, to be expelled, and their countrymsn
resident in Turkey who not concerned In that
fnsurrection are to remain uumolested. IT, however,
any without reference the country under whose
protection he may be- shall whilst resident In the OF
yernmsnt Of the emperor Nicholas. he shall I at tSs
demand OF the Russian envoy, be expelled from the
Kos.rth and the Hungarian refugees are to be con-
nDed In fortified town in the Interior. They
TO be close prisoners but their place of residence will
De under the constant rveiilance of the Turkish
authorities.
The correspondent of the Morning H.rali however,
writing on the same day. asserts that the Emperor Of
Russia has refused to accept the Susn for
the nduct OF the Poles and that the matter
from being settled as ever.
Austria.
The Breslau Casette, Of the 9th inst, says =" The
public mind in Vienna is much taken up with reports
AfglU Df- rs htsh
tsry circles The day named Tor putting 1t into effect
s the 9Th or 7th inst The military measures are re.
Vienna the houses full OF soldiers there are at
least, 600 men in Vienna and $4,000 could be poured
The reply Of the Austrian cabinet from Pras-
Ella on tse subject Of the Erfurt Assembly folio
communications instead of producing the desired ef-
fect upon Prussia have elicsed replies which, though
tyssive, are full Of significance
In Its former remonstrsnces the Austrian cabinet
fully stated its view OF the question aud the conse
quenees Of the step which frnssis vas taking. Since
these remonsrancss were UNDECIDED Austria will not
condescend to wage war OF words with the Prussian
cabinet but reservpg all Ler objections protests
understood that her silence Is construed into
an acquisscence with the Prussan project, into
The report that an alliance offensive and defensive,
had been concluded between Prussia, France and Eng.
land, was circulated at Berlin on the 3oth ult.
Gen. Count Urba, who comm anded the Imperialists
whom they defeated at Rsab, BY the Hungar
has committed suicide, at verona.
the Goth ult No LEES than thirty medical men had
been sszed with it, from Waiting their patients.
Prussia.
Our sdvces from Berlin are to the 9TH Instant In
and that on this day the chambers would receive
proposing the oath to be taken to the
and accepting the same with some slight
amendments.
The Ere nch Republic
The correspondent ofthe Lon ion Herald, writing from
Paris, Wednesday evening, says There Is . rumor
whispered about to which It's very serious chsrsc-
ter, would not even make an auson, did not know
90 swallow idle stories IL is raid then that treaty
has actually been concluded between the Emperor OF
Of .hh will ss Ss found to BE- any thing Sa. Ss
sirable 80 far ss Epsands interests are concerned
p.,r.h =. La Ls%SIos, a, s,a a. th m0snips rom 81
at the tane time from Vienna. As the gallant Gene
raj left bis family the road and hurried on before
them IL IL coBjectured that something Of Importance
determined him TO hasten his journey
An Aid. de. camp Of Gen Bsrsgusy de iiilliers has
ture Of which has In part trauspirsd IL would Seem
that there IL little Likelihood of understanding being
to between the gallant General and the govern
ment Of the Cardinals owing the manifest jealousy
OF French influence entertained by the latter, while
lection Of mixed garrison OF Austrisns and Italians
General De iliers nssts upon leaving French force
Of IL 600 men In tn. city Of homs ,.
This proposition has been met by the Cardinals With
decided refusal and affairs are ss far ~ from
being arranged The French funds continue to rise.
The i've per cents have reached g4f BOO.
The following IL the article from the paper the
Nepoieon and supposed to indicate the incnstions
Of the President
Oftvo things one-eithsr the republicans have de-
ceivsd the people in preceding to IL for forty yes,
that the application Of their principles would lead 70
the cessstion Of all evils and OF all political compca
tons they deceive ~ now In telling II that the ap
made BY them Of their great principles have
changed nothing In the vices and abuses Of the
chca regime We defy them TO get out Of this dilem
ma But the truth 10, for many the republic vas not
An end but means. How, without that explain their
conduct tipce December 10th The republican opposi
fon the cid Bourbons those living types OF divine
right 10 Louis Philippe that representative OF royal
IL cannot be com prehspdd With respeot to Louis Ma
poieon Bcnsparte elected proclaimed and recognized
the head and President Of the republic The reason
s that the republicans Of the Vsiis, not very neen-
scur and IL not without bitterness that they behold
authority sgsin In the ascendant - thsy vho after
having reiz.d revsr By ipsurIection TO insurrec
ton and only laid II with orders absolutely TO do
ambitious republicans sesinst the press 90 many
political faults They complain q the reaction which
fhey created by their acts OF yesterday and their acts
Of to-day would call for monarchcsi restoration OF
eoms sort or other. Louis Napoeon Bonaparts could
alone protect them against old remembrances aud
cent ears but sueb the passion of exclusive parties
that they want to gain all or lose Wsshington and
the nrst met With the zane
enmity-t the virtue Of the 6rst disdained them; the
glory Of The second crushed them. The differences be-
tween the nisd States and France resulted from the
different conduct Of the t-o great men equally unasr
valued W III Louis Napoleon be free 70 choose between
the two models The republicans viii decide
1t fs orfdeply asserted that the above, ana otner
articles which have appeared In the hrst numbers OF
and that The Of the empire clearly
indicated By this movement.
Barings' Circular.
Lorpos, Friday. Jan. II, 1850,
8 O'Clock, r. NJ.
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