Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1850-01-12
From the Jour. of Commerce.

From the Jour. of Commerce
BY THE CAMBRIA'S MAILS.
The mails by the British Steamer Cam
bria were despatched from Boston at 6
o'clock Yesterday morning BY post office
express, and reached here about midnight
ensuing.
The papers contain very little Of inter-
est in the nature of political OF general
int lligence, additional to that published
in the telegraphic despatch from Hall
fax.
HuNoARAN ExrLEs-Thirty five of
the Hungarian exiles having arrived last
week from Hamburg at Leth, on their
way to 1melica, a meeting of gentle
men was ncld on Saturday in the Cham
ber of Commerce, Edinburgh, for the
purpose of adopting means to raise a
subscription TO carry them forward to the
land which they have chosen as their
place of exile. Various subscriptions
were announced, and it was also in,ima-
ted that at Glasgow, from whence they
sail, promising subscription list as been
got up. The refugees are principally
officers Of rank.
FRANCE
The Moniteur contains 40 more nomi-
nations to the order of the Legion of
onor. Among them is that OF Louis
Lucien Bonaparte, brother of the prince
of Canine.
A letter from Toulon Of the 9th inst,
states that it was reported that the
French troops were about to return from
Italy.
Eighty three Of the insurgents ST June,
who were transported to Bclleisle, and
who have been pardoned, arrived in Par
is on Wednesday.
After great deal of hesitation. and
after much changing of names, the fol-
lowing dil lomatic appointments may, il
is said be considered certain: Geo Gas
telbagcr TO st. Petersburg; NJ. Delacour
to Vienna; NJ. Ferriere to Kadid; and
NJ. d'Harcourt to Stutgard.
ITALY.
Letters from Rome of the 4th inst
state that asvet Gen Bcraguay dHil-
lcrs has not been successful in his cndca-
vors to induce the Pope to return to
Rome. His holiness is said to have plea
ded the inclemency OF the weather, aid
the state of the roads covered with snow,
as an excuse for his remaining some time
longe, At Portici. Other accounts state
that the Pope is unwilling to return to
Rome until he shall have raised loan,
by means Of which he may withdraw the
paper money in circulation. In the
mean time the dissatisfaction amongst the.
population ofRome was increasing.
AUSTRIA.
A telegraphic despatch dated Vienna,
9th inst. has been received in Paris, an
nouncing that considerable agitation pre-
vailed in consequence of the publication
of seven journals, including the Presse,
having been suspended by the Govern
ment of Vienna.
Forty Austrian students have been
sent to the army as common soldiers for
kissing an unpopular professor at Oh
mutt.
The reports of hostile movements of
the Austrj ! troops in Bohemia against
the Saxon .fontiers nre contradictcd; the
only movements which have taken place
are those necessary to bring the regi-
ments into winter quarters.
PRUSSIA.
The Berlin letters of the 9Th inst.
ctate that the Prussian commissioners of
the interim central government, e. RADIO
WITT and III. Botticher had left Berlin
for Frankfort. The Austrian commits
sloners were expected to arrive there
about the same time with them.
NJ. Jacob had been acquitted at Ko-
ningsberg on charge, of treason, found
ed on his participation in the votes and
proceedings ofthe section of the Flank
fort Assembly that adjourned to Crank
fort, deposed the central government,
and appointed regency of the empire in
June last His defence was chiefly nm
assertion Of the irresponsibility of rep
rescntatiye. The jury returned yer.
dicagof NOT guilty by eight to four votes.
SWEDEN.
Sde Stockenstrom, Chamberlain 10
the King of Sweden, has Just been de
clared bankrupt at Stockholm. His la
bilities amount to one million five hun.
dred thousand francs: but it is ,honed that