The Liverpool Standard and General Commercial Advertiser.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1836-09-30 00:00:00

FOREIGN MISCELLANY.

Frank fort letters, of the 17th instant, refer to the disturbancet
which, from other sources, we bad learned had taken place as
Coburg.
The Swiss question was assuming a grave aspect. The
Gazette de France asserts that the hermetical blockade of the
cantons, threatened by France, had already commenced.
Letters from Lyons, of the 20th instant, announce, that " a
considerable fall. amounting almost to a panic, had taken place
in the price of silks. It was attributed to the scarcity of money,
which has of late been felt in that city. Discount is very high,
and obtaindd with difficulty. The principal cause of this crisis
is owing to the delay of the merchants from the United States
in forwarding large remittances due to our commercial houses,
and, perhaps, also, but merely for a time, to the obligation un-
der which the founders of the hank are to pay in their share of
the capital (2,000,000 f.) ou the Ist of October."—Courrier
Francais.
The Augsburg Gazette announces, under date Constantinople,
31st ult., that, agreeably to the convention concluded by the
Russian Legation and the Sublime Porte, the latter had paid
60,000 purses, (2S0.000,) being the remainder of the war in-
demnity due to Russia.

AMSTERDAm, September 22.—About half-past twelve o'clock
in the night afire broke out, which was more fatal than any we
[Jaye had for some., time. It began in the Cafe du Nord, in a
room let to Cannogelli, a bookseller, for a warehouse. Some-
adjoining houses are destroyed or much injured, and three per-
sons have lost their lives by thiS disaster, the origin of which is
not known. .

Extract of a letter of the 15th inst., from Bayonne:—" Don
Carlos has received within these few days 1,560,000 f in letters
of credit upon this place. It is believed that this money comes
from Russia and Holland. One thing is certain—namely, that
some of these drafts bear the signature of two great Amsterdam
houses. Considerable purchases of provisions, clothing, and
aininu n i t i
iii;ant
il,..tehhaer:r• eceer ji,iisidtt beenit) toads at Bayonne by order of the
and the contractors, who a fortnight ago refused to
Pretends r;
thatgiv e they any
poretaentair)iiii:svtine;n'gtse,Tt'ots,contritepleelegefro'rtinmery
themselves7.—Travellers
to execute new ones."
orders
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dreadful ravages of the choleraeers t furotm, a
t/ lii:tiitgg,ttirty.ns.p elalkt
Upper
fptpheer
Hungary it is said there are ash ?may victims as in 1831; but it
re,tiot hmeosrtriaillitwyow"aes a scribeed to the entire population of son'
tvn the
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time, but then
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fatal. In Moravia it has appeared illywill
.mild as yet, and we have only to w
was five years ago, when it spared us fora
broke out with the greater violence.—
A letter from Warsaw; of the 16th September,P says_..
has been received here to-day of au accident that has befallen
' the Emperor Nicholas, on his journey between Censa and ...l'aatritid- I
boa, in the neighbourhood of the little town of Czenabor. The
ditch horses ran away, the carriage was overturned into a .
the Emperoi had a severe fall, in which his left shoulder was
dislocated. His Majesty, was obliged to stop at Czeb
The last accounts of Its Majesty's health are extremelyih :rat.;
factory."
An official account has now been taken of the damage done
by the earthquake of the 12th of June, in the district.44Cinolo,
buildings
in Treviso, where it was the most violent. Of 1,913
in the eight parishes of that district, 100 arc entirely
down, and 692 more or less damaged. The church whieiC thrown
had built at Bossagno, his native town, is happily uninjured.—
German paper.
Accordin., to the last accounts from Upper Italy, dated 13th
of September, the cholera wasfast subsiding in the Lombardo-
Venetian kingdom and the Italian Tyrol. Mantua has escaped
its ravages.
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As two gentlemen were shooting on the moors, near Osmo-
therley, ou Wednesday, their dog was attracted to a hole which
he could not be induced to leave; on their going up to him,
they found him devouring a piece of beef, and they discovered
concealed in the hole a cask of brandy, a considerable quan-
tity of oatmeal, 'candles, soap, potatoes, and other property to a
great, extent; wilich, as my robbery of similar articles had oc-
curred in the neighbourhood, they conjectured hid been hrougl .t
by the thieves from-. distance.-711ull Observer.