The Jeffersonian. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1853-1911, 1854-11-16

that Austria summons Russia to withdraw
from the frontier Of Gallicia.
The whole Austrian army was to be
put on war footing on the 26th. The
garrison of Vienna has orders to be ready
for march at forty ght hours notice.
Russia, meantime, continues to menace
Austria
The Gar has gone to Warsaw. His
eldest son took command of the Guards.
Gen. Rudiger com mands the Grenadiers,
and Prince Pashkiewitch Commander-in-
Chief of the asmy Of the West. All are
concentrating on the Austrian frontier
Little doubts are entertained at Vienna
that, ere long, there will be actual hostil-
tiles.
Prussia
Austria has returned an answer to the
last dispatch ofthe Prussian Government
repeating that Austria will adhere iniex-
ible to her policy expressed in the note OF
the both September. The action which
Prussia would take was looked for With
anxiety.
The Prince of Prussia has accepted the
command of the federal fortress OF May
ence.
Great Britain.
The British feet is to leave the Baltic
about the end of November, returning IN
soadrons to Portsmouth, Sheerness, Ply
mouth and Cork.
Five floating batteries and twenty gun
boats, drawing four feet water each, are
building in England for spring operation
Another Polar Expedition is to be sent
next spring to bring home the remains Of
Sir John Franklin's party. DR.. Rae will
have the command.
A galvanic apparatus was being con
structed at Newcastle on-Tyne to blow
up the ships sunk off SebastOpOl.
An extensive fire at Liverpool had de-
stroyed six warehouses, and property val
ued at G2O,OOO, belonging to various
merchants, but chiefly to Messrs. Holy
rcux, Hutchinson & Co. 4060 bales o
cotton and large quantity Of naval store:
were burned.
At Manchester, the warehouses Of Had
den, Searle & Co.. and Thodc i Co., hac
alse been destroyed by fire.
Tho national subscriptions for th'
wounded soldiers exceed $4,000.
France.
The Emperor has written letter o
confidence to Madame St. Arnoud. an(
bestows a pension Of twenty thonsan'
francs as a national recompense.
The whole camp Of the South is to en-
bark for the East, as required.
Epain.
Mr.. Soule's return to Madrid cause'
quite an excitement, and clamor wa
being made to induce the Spanish Gov
crnment to solicit his recall.
Queen Isabella has abandoned the ide
! Of abdicating. Cabrera is in Paris,
| The legitimists are preparing for
movement
! Austria.
Austria has just concluded an iumens
financial operation, by which she ha
transferred to company of capitalists
represented by Messieurs Andre, Or Par
l., Sna and Eakelcs, of Vienna, all til
railroads constructed and worked by tn
Government i'll Hungary and Bohemia
The company pays 20O,O0O,OOO franc.
on which the Government guarantees fv
per cent.
! Tho Tatast
There ia nothing Of importance, via ST
Petersburg, from Sebastopol,
On the 2lst the operations of the be
siegers continued, and their fire was eff
fectirely answered. The fortifcation
were little damaged.
TREBIzoND, Oct. 19.-The Abasi
Chiefs have refused TO receive Shamyl'
Envoy. IIazif Pasha has, consequently
cut off all communication with the coas
Of Abasia.
PARIS, Friday nisht-There is no con
firm alton of the entry Of the Russians in
to the Dobrodja, it is therefore doubted.
Sir John Burgoyne, on the 18th, fxe'
the sites for batteries which will dcstro
the Russian shipping. They are to b'
mounted with four, eight, and ten-inc
guns, about 1900 yards from the vessels
A Russian war steamer had been cap
tured blythe feet.
The Moniteur Of this morning contain
an account Of a victory over the Russian
near Gumri. They lost their baggag
and thirty guns, and Russian Genera
was killed. The Turks began to besieg
the citadel of Gumri, when the Rus>iaI
corps which formerly defeated the Turk
at Bajazid, advanced to the rescue from
Erivan. 1t was, however, repulsed, ant
shut in defle, where it suffered consid
cradle loss.
The clipper Visson has arrived at Liv
erpool in l03 days passage from Hons
Kong, with the first cargo Of new teas.
On Friday noon, countryman nam
ed William Walker fresh from the sandv
soil of New Jersey, was attracted to !
we'll known Peter Funk establishment O,