The southern press., 1850-10-31

rhs Rspubiisai did Orleans parlIes, respect
iseiy, have been consolidated, while those who
threaten the Republic Legitimist or Bono
partist factions--are daily becoming weaker
IL is believed that stringent measures, propos-
ed by the Committee of Safety, in reference
TO the army, will have desirable effect in still
further weakening the prctensions OF those par
ties to power. 8c s.sfgg5
The efforts made to limit the duration Of the
Presidents term to the original period are being
strenuousy increased; and as this is point on
which Legitimists and Republicans can agree il
is thought by many that success willattend their
effects. .#l4tEEh
DENMARK AND THE pUcmEs.
The number of killed and wounded Is vari-
ously stated; but it appears certain that the
people of Freiderichstadt suffered severely from
the effects of the shells thrown into the town by
the Holsteiners. - s 3st
Many persons under great deprivation have
been obliged to abandon the place. ~ q. \. +.
A public subscription has been started to
meet the exigency, and the King of Denmark
has subscribed one thousand dollars
PRUSSIA. ttaa.3s a ..@
On the last sitting Of the college of Princes,
at Berlin, NJ de Radowitz, formally announced
that the Prussian Government would not suffer
the Federal Assembly, at Frankfort to interfere
by force in Hesse Casse, and that any attempt
to do so would be resisted by Prussia.
Consequent upon the division Of the subject
| of Hesse Cassel, ministerial crisis has taken
place in Hanover and Sture, and the Premier
has retired ...E a.rG,. ,....5.,.... ..,
A Congress of Deputies of all the different
committees, established to raise funds in sup
port of the war of Schleswig Holstein, has been
reported @ 5| ". sv
Beyond the usual ceremonies of an address to
the Nation, and the passing Of some strong reso-
lutions. nothing was done. :.
As the deputies did not commence the sub
scrptions at once, but contented themselves by
urging others to do as they should, but not AZ
they did, the receipts were small. ... ~
a.~r. GERMANY.
The two divisions of tho Austrian army upon
their march for Hesse Cassel, have received
counter orders and have stopped in their pro-
gress This, it is said, has been the result of
ioint remonstrance upon the part Of England and
Russia. ...,,a .l#)..-.
Prussia still protests against the course adopted
ut the Frankfort conference. In other matters
there appears to be nothing to reports
t. AUSTRIA AND HUNGARY. Il ?.
| A telegraphic dispatch from Trieste states
that the cholera has again broken out in that
city, In future, all important affairs connected
with the army are to be transacted by military
council, composed of five Generals, who will
meet under President appointed by the En-
peror. Czontach, formerly secretary of Kos
suth, has been arrested, as well as Dr. Stunch,
late domestic physician to Palsky, on the ground
that he was in secret communication with Palsky
during the time Of the revolution in Croatia.
Tokens of a returning sympathy for Hungary
daily manifest themselves. . ,..'. ......l ~
The only recent occurrence of interest has
been the creation of u batch Of fourteen new
cardinals in the secret consistory held on Mon
day. His Holiness made brief harangue, in
which tho Pedmontese question was skinned
over in a manner that indicated a hope that some
accommodation might be brought about, and n
desire not to irritate the Sandman government
by harsh or offensive expressions. ~ qv
The Pope then proceeded to nominate several
Arch-bishops and Bishops to vacant Sees and
finally published the names of the new members
of the Sacred College, who appear to have been
elected impartially, and are distributed to one
Roman, two of the Roman provinces, one Nea-
politan, three Frenchmen, two Spaniards, and
one Austrian, two Prussians, one Portuguese,
and last, not least one Engshman, for such
Cardinal Wiseman may be considered, though
actually born at Seville, in Spain. Only four
Cardinals are now wanting to complete the Sa-
cred College. VI Il ..'.r
s INDIA AND CHINA.
e Except in a commercial point Of view, the
: news possesses no interest whatever. Perfect
e tranquility reigned throughout India.