Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1850-02-02
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B,, the Steamer Niagara at Boston.
France.

France.
An Aid. .de-camp of Gen. paraguay de
HIliers has just reached Paris with impor-
tant despatches-the uatnre of which has,
in part, transpired. 1t would seem that
there is little likelihood of an understands
mo being come TO between the gallant Gen
eral and the government of the Cardinals,
owing to the manifest jealousy of French
influence. entertained by the latter, while
the Cardinals are for placing the Pope un-
der the protection of mixed garrison ol
Austrians and Italians. Gen. De HilIiers
insists upon having French force of l2,-
600 men in the city of Rome. This pro-
position has been met by the Cardinals
with decided refusal, and affairs are as
far as ever from being arranged.
The French Funds continue to rise
The five per cents have reached 92f. 55c.
Austria.
The Breslau Gazette, Of the 9th, saws
that the public mind in Vienna is much ta-
ken up with reports of a coup Petat-re-
ports which are even current in military
circles. The day named for putting ii
into effect, was the 9th or 7lh instant. The
military measures are really formidable.
Within circle of six miles around Wen
ma, the houses are full OF soldiers. There
are at least $4,000 men in Vienna, and
$4,000 more could be procured by the
railways in the course of three or four days.
The reply OF the Austrian Cabinet to a
note from Prussia. on the subject OF the
Erfurt Assembly, is as follows
The Austrian Cabinet is sorry TO find
chat its former communicatioas, instead of
producing the desired effect upon Prussia,
have elected replies which, though eVaslve,
are full of signfcation. In It's former re-
monstrances, the Austrian Cabinet fully
stated IFS view of the question, and OF the
step which Prussia was taking.
Since these remonstrances were unheed-
ed. Austria will not condescend to wage
war OF words With the Prussian Cabinet,
but reserying all her objections, protests,
and rights till further opportunity, she
wishes it to be understood that her silence
is not 10 be construed into an acquiescence
with the Prussian project, nor with dere-
!ieaion of her rights.
Gen. Count Trina, who commanded the
smperialists when they were defeated at
Raab by the Hungarians, has committed
suicide at Verona.
The typhus fever was raging fearfully at
Verona, on the Goth ult. No less than
thirty medical men had been seized with it
from visiting their patients
Prussia.
BERLIN, Jan. Tt is understood that
the ministerial crisis was over, and that on
this day the Chambers would receive
Royal message, proposing the oath 10 be
taken - the Constitution, and accepting
the same, with some slight amendments.
Turkey--The Hungarian and Polish
Refugees.
The correspondent of the London Times,
uader date of Dec 18th, says /: A courier
has arrived here from St. Petersburg, with
the Emperor's answers TO the last commu-
ncation made to his Imperial Highness,
by the Sublime Porte, with regard TO the
questions of the Polish and Hungarian ref
ugees.
In former letter | told you that the Tur-
kish ministers were willing to consent TO
,he expulsion of the Poles who had been
concerned in the late Hungarian Insurrec-
ton, but that they objected to the expul-
sion of the Polish Rufugees who were res
ident in Turkey previously to that event,
and who were provided with French and
other passports.
The Czar has agreed TO the terms pro-
posed by the Porte, and Dembinski and the
other Poles who served in Hungary are to
be expelled. Their countrymen resident
in Turkey, who were not concerned IN that
insurrection are to remain unmolested.
II, however, any one. without reference
10 the country under whose protection he
may be, shall, whilst resident in the Otto
man Empire, be guilty Of any act hostile to
the hegovernment ofthe Emperor Nicholas,h he
shall, at the demand of the Russian Envoy,
be expelled from the Sultan's dominions.
Kossuth and the Hungarian refugees
are to be confined in fortified tower IN
the interior. They are not to be close
close prisoners; but their place OF resi-
dence will be under the constant survell-
lance Of the Turkish authorities.
The correspondent Of the Morning Her
aid, however, writing on the same day.
asserts that the Emperor Of Russia has reiu-
sed to accept the Sultan's guaranty for the
conduct Of the Poles, and that the matter
is as far from being settled as ever.
Tho trial of David Knepley for the murder