Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1850-10-18
rnREIaN NEWS.

rid of him on account of the gale.
The Europa brings Ito passengers.
She sailed from Liverpool on the 2oth OF
September, three days after the Atlantic.
On the 29th, passed the packet ship Queen
of the West, from New York, bound into
Liverpool, and the steamer Hibernia, which
sailed from Boston Sept. 18th.
The advance in cotton of 1-Sd., reported by
the last steamer has not been maintained,
and prices have receded to the rates at which
thew stood when the Cambria sailed. The
market, however, continues active.
There has been rise IN grain, followed,
however, by tendency to decline.
AUSTRIA.
Ne,c Government for Hungary The Vie
ner Zeitung contains the official deerees con-
cerning the defnitive political organization
of Hungary. At the head of the hungarian
government is the Stakeholder, who Is to re-
side in Pesth, with Vice President, Coun-
cillors Secretaries, &c. In respect to its
administration, Hungary will be divided into
FIVE districts. Each district will be governed
by an 0bergespans Lord Lieutenant, with
the necessary employees. The Obergespans
are subjected to the Stakeholder.
HoNoRs TO HAYNAU.
General Haynau dined with Baron Roths-
child on the day after his arrival in Vienna.
He dined with the Prime Minister Schwar-
zenberg on the day following, and the day
after the Emperor gave him grand dinner.
The Emperor Of Russia has sent to Cen
Haynau, the grand Gordon Of the order OF St
Anne, of the first class.
A letter from Vienna, Of the 7th inst, says,
that several banking houses of four principal
places of Europe, have proposed to the gov
ernment to take, on conditions very adVsnta-
geous to it, the Hundred Million Livres Of the
Lombard-Ven loan; but subject to the
condition that the coupons shall be paid in
the place in which they are issued The
government is disposed TO make the conces-
sion An agent of the Messrs. Rothsehild is
about TO proceed to Verona to enter into
negotiations for the loan
NAPLES AND SICILY.
The Paris Evenement publishes q letter
from its NeapolHan correspondent, which
announces the outbreak Of formidable in
surrection in the two Calabrias. The Nea-
politan government was greatly alarmed and
had ordered frigate to proceed to Cotrone,
a port of Ultra Calabria and lombard the
city. Three provinces Of Calabrla appear TO
be acting In concert in this lnsurrection. AT
Nicastro, the insurgents had skirmish with
the garrison Of the town, III which the latter
were defeated, and twenty-three gems dGrmes
Of the Municipal Guard, the Judge and some
other government employees were shot. In
this city alone the military authorities had
issued orders for the seizure Of upwards of
300 persons, dead or alive. According TO the
latest accounts, the insurrection was spread
ing.
RUSSIA.
The Augsburgh Gazette says that there is
at present species of political Congress at
Warsaw, at which the Austrian and Russian
diplomatists are engaged. The Emperor
himself is expected to attend it. The Con-
gress is occupied in the consideration of the
affairs Of Germany and Poland On the first
Of January, lS5l-that is, on the 25th ami
versary of the accession of the Emperor
Nicholas Poland will be transformed into
certain number of Russian governments.
GERMANY.
Matters in Germany remain where they
were The battle of Schleswig has not been
fought, and the Hessians are disposed to do
without their fugitive sovereign. All was
quiet in Hesse Cassel.
The governments of Hanover and Wirtem-
burg were raising 10000 men to be used by
the elector in case of emergency.
Austria and Prussia are polite but suspi-
cious, and one may safely predict anything
of their dark diplomacy; for the result may
discover itself in a century-apparentiy not
sooner.
The Austrian Council, sitting at Frank
fort have declared that the refusal of the
Iessian Diet to grant the supplies is illegal.
In the meantime, the armies of Bavaria,
Hanover and Prussia, approach the Hessian
frontier. Hesse Cassel, however remains
perfectly quiet
Letters from Hanover of the 10th inst, an-
nounce the death of the Councillor of State,
Count Falcke.
Advices from Cuxhaven, state that the
Danes were blockading the river Eyder, and
had expelled forty vessels of various nations.
PORTUGAL
Accounts from Lisbon have been received
to the 18th of Sept. The outbreak of mill
tary revolution against the domination of
Costa was mentioned. Cabral was appre
hended The Queen had ordered him to re-
turn Immediately to Lisbon. 1t was rumored
that Silva, Cabral and the Duke of Terceria
would enter the Ministry.
1t has been arranged to refer TO the arbi-
tration of the President Of the, French Repub-
lie, the differences between Portugal and the
United States, on the subject of the brig
General Armstrong.
Oporto letters of the 10Th, state that a
heavy rain had set in on that day, and fears
were entertained for the vintage.
H+The steamer America arrived at Halifax
on Tuesday with one weeks later intelligence,
but the news is unimportant The Holstciners
have recommended operations against the Danes,
and gained some triAing advantages. Cotton
was without much animation, and wheat and
-four had declined slightly.
A ScENE.-On Saturday morning, the
case Of Henry Myler, indicted for fraudu-
lendy obtaining land warrant, was con-
cluded in Baltimore, when the jury rem
dered verdict of guilty. Upon the rem
dition of the verdict, the prisoner drew
knife and stabbed himself twice in the