The southern press., 1851-07-28
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q Castle 0ondolbo, bssween the Pepe and tIe
King of Nspl4h. Who landed that night Vt Por
Hanxlh yhera be VA received by Cardinal An
tnellk Hs Msjssty embarked The same nieht,
immediatsly after the conference. "A. T
"a ~ streets Of Milan y murder has been
con,m5ffsd in open day. The victim of the as
aasein'e knife was : man in Austrian employ.
The event has caused much Consideration, and
y Waived SO political der onstration. Nothing
y known ~ yet as to the author OF the deed.
Tho Tkscan Moniiore, of the 9th ult., pub
hshcs decree authorizing the treasury TO
contxact loan Of twelve millions of francs with
Hp house Of Bastogi and Sous, of Lsghorn--
this loan to be guaranteed by the iron mines of
the Island of Elba.
Letters from Rome, of the oath ult, in the
Ris0gisnenfo Of Turin, state that some excite
ment was caused on the 18th by sentinel at
one Of the prisons firing upon prisoner and
killing him upon the spot, for having spoken
from his window to some persons in the
street.
The Progresso of the 9th inst, announces
thai the military commander Of Lodi had been
stabbed with poinard.
A letter from Venice, published by the Genoa
Gssefte Of the 4th inst, states that fifteen re-
spectacle inhabitants of Treviso had been arrest
cd and thrown into prison. Among them were
several clergymen and physicians, q merchant,
and two ladies. They were. it appears ac-
cused of having subscribed to the Mazzini loan
We read in the Milan Gazette, under date of
Rome, 3Oth ult, that man, armed with a st-
letto, was found concealed the day before in the
house Of Colonel Nardoni, with the intention,
no doubt Of attempting his assassination.
The new bank of the Pontifcial States CON-
menced its operations on the lst of July.
Letters from Rome, of July 8, state that the
ASSASSIN of Marco Evangelist is reported to
ha been arrested. In several of the provinces
there have been affixed on the walls of the towns
notices threatening the Austrian officers with
death, they infict the punishment of the baton
on political delinquents. Preparations are being
made at Rieti for tter arrival of 1900 Austrains
The French army is to lie raised to $4,000
men, That part of the Quirinal formerly inhab
tied by the Swiss has been allotted to them.
VERY INTERESTING FROM TURKEY.
Several c0nvocations of the ministers have as
sembled at the Sublime Porte, for the purpose
of taking into consideration the refugee affair.
Finally, It has been decided that the few remain
ing refugees here should be expelled from the
country. Their number is about 100 Yesterday
they were invited to the police Office, and Of
fered free passage to the United States, with
.f5 allowance money. This measure has been
much condemned. being attributed to the nefa-
rious influence Of Russia.
Kossuth and his party have received authoriza-
ton to prepare to quit their uncomfortable quar-
ters at Kuteya by the lst of September. A
government steamer will convey them as far as
Malta, where they will be hsnded over to the
British authorities Their detention will have
exceeded two years, and during the whole of
that long time they have been literally provided
for by the Turkish government.
Accounts from Constantinople, to the Oath
ult., state that Cartel, village on the Asiatic
shore, opposite to Princes Islands, had been
completely destroyed by fire. The Sultan i'm
nediately sent IsmaiI Pashs minister of CON-
merce to the spot to provide for the relief of the
inhabitants on the reconstruction of the town
Ahmed-Vefk Efendi, late commissioner in
the Danubian provinces, has been appointed en-
bassador to the court of Teheran.
Count Rechberg, formally Austrian embassa-
dor to Brazil, Sweden, and the Frankfort Diet,
has been appointed internuncio at the Porte.
Earthquake shocks continued at Rhodes and
Makei
THE CIRcAssIAS WAR.
A letter dated Constantnople, June 10, con-
tains the following: n
correspondence ITOu OlfChSHlh " III JOf n 'ltUe
cease to Be mere discussion. The period of ac-
ton is arrived. The recent success of the Cir
cassaps has already secured serious results
You have already been informed Of the evacua-
ton of all the forts between Tchemor and the
Kouban. The guns, mortars, and ammunition
having been taken out the castles were blown
up. The fort of Hnidsr was subsequently at
tackled by the Naib Mohamed Emir. The af.
fair was short the mountaineers penetrated in
to the fort, and the whole garrison, 1000 in
number laid down their arms and surrendered
themselves prisoners. The Russian general was
four hours beyond Tchemer, watched by Shekh
Ibrahim, a Gergil chief, who was posted with his
mountainers within pistol shot, ready to engage
him the moment he should stir. Daily appli-
cations were made to Trihis by the commander
in chief. for reinforcements, and two regiments
of Cossacks were on their way TO join the Rus
sian army The governor of Souhoum kae
was also dangerously situated he had demand
ed succor, and, by last account from Savastopol,
troops we're being embarked on board Of ho-
tilla of steamers, which by this time must have
reached their destination. Several sailing YES
sells have been taken up at Odessa to follow as
soon as possible with stores and ammunition.
This promptitude is an earnest declaration on
the part of Russia that things are wrong in
those quarters, and even have heard it declared
on good authority that vigorous measures must
be pursued in order to rescue General Cere-
brianoff from his dangerous position. The Naib
had excited several tribes, long since submitted
to Russia, TO raise the standard of revolt, and
the war-cry was echoing from mount and vale
througout the whole of Circassia. caution
you against placing any reliance on the accounts
prepared for publication for the Journal de 81
Petersburgh. TIE above details are somewhat
Official, and, although admit, as usual in such
cases they are rather exaggerated, still they can
be relied upon
GREECE.
Accounts from Athens Of the oath nit, re-
ceived ria Trieste, state that the Greek senate
had unanimously adopted vote of censure on
the ministry. The unanimity of the vote caused
surprise, a., only few days before, ten new
senators had been created.
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