The Liverpool Standard and General Commercial Advertiser.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1846-12-01 00:00:00

'OREIGN

Advices I
and from Oporto to the

mail steamer, which arrivc

their syrup
gracefial in

morning

The inte
that Vi

1 moved

rs that a

t-§a 3a Bandeit
,f the 3d and 15
and of Oporto,

he two p

,ers, in an
'tea• The

fined b

,l's cavair

known

*l.--Antas had at

receive them t

0. those who

on this .subject
nnt have a retro-

wblc

enacts tbat the pr

the 14

effect upon tra

OF GOOD HOPE.
ieived from this colony to ti
shin Apollo, which arrived
Colonel Somerse

Renee hi

7th October, by tne
Spithead, on Tbui
with a body of 1:200 me
border
cat*

the ravine

n scourir

s Keist

nma and Beka, and ha
ttle. Most of the Stellen-

their homes, as the

Ewer to tt

hs.d made

his terms, which required them to give up Li
And to restore the cattle which they had stolen

The Bey of T

is, Ahmed Pacha,

hof the celet

"

sts, 1 we

Captain I-

i Of the Island

ivied tl

e appc

Imperial I-I

,e Emperor of Ku:

Nov. 10

great m

31 by J

s in many F

be sacrificed. by ti

:very description are
telt hout the Ghetto.

'Enacted in Paris, and it i

The King

s to endeavour to
elish at

a the I

h
at tneaving
French I

admirers cal

Mr. Cobden, in t

-:-
since been feasted

it was

--- •
d so much damag,

lowers to

lianab, was

:ived by t

e pope,

leaminiffaineweiww.m.

THE WAR IN MEXICO.
(From a long resident in that country.)
We last week dwelt upon the United States incursions
ito Mexico-; and although we have no more recent ac- .to*
'ounts to communicate to our readers, yet knowing that
tallies are so thoroughly enlisted in this dis-
.,,ad of the States troops into the heart of
ico, our anxiety now is to develop the deep-laid scheme 1
Acta has been practised by the cabinet of Washington. I
The ,warfare had been intended to be carried forward by
that gigantic force, concentrated 'ere by a fleet,
Horn, where, fr.,

nd men, who sailed round (

California. t

there, San Francesco

took vssession of
I Monterey, and the

1 of Montozu

flag now floats, till the united zt.. _
iound the tocsin, and, in the beautiful and feetto€,
of the pleasures of Hope, will yet cry aloud-
-

land, all the male portion of whom were rema-
-11 armed, had different places of rendevous, which Ob.
ietly left by long and hard marches to this new country.
any of them have already arrived, and no doubt are to
the useful tools of brother Jonathan, in fighting his I 's
flies. and colonizing this now fertile country.

tent of which would admit of constant emigration for

some years to come.
The Texian governMent l'ad it in contemplation to take
a possession of St. Fee some years past, and had a large
e trading party and soldiers •to effect this end; they were.
however, miserably disappointed in this object, as the
Mexicans took, complete possession of them, through the
perfidy of one of their followers, and they were then all
e marched into Mexico, and chiefly consigned to the castle
of Perote, where in the day time they were employed in
" chains, sweeping the streets, making roads, and proceed-
ing with the public buildings.
General Kearney lately, with a large command, amount-
e lug to at least 3000 men, proceeded from the States with
this army, and we recently hear that he had not only as
e cended, but had entered Saint Fee without ont,^-.

he walls,

- -
wnere he quietly eusuum,p. _
s for peace ; but
ith the proclaimed himself governor—entered the palace—de-
y should comply w
roand.e.d
,allegiance in the name of •his government from
Ana hoisted the star-

spangled banner.
We last week left General Taylor in the mountains at
erived in Paris on Monterey, where already instructions had been given from
-nvernment to prosecute the war with vigour ; but we
army has about entered that trap from which
• ____,

twelve there is no loot

gs from the seat of war

of escape; but

We have advices
, which

NESTORIAN CHRISTI A
onstantillOnle of the 4th and 7th instant

furnish us with frightful accounts from Kurdistan. IL
appears.that, in the beginning of October, theNestorian
rit of liberality to Christians of Bias had been successfully attacked by the
fruits. Shops of cruel and blood-thirsty Khan Bey; and having taken a
he coolly ordered 200 of them to
•

sword, and afterwar

[ls (lisps

his no

titns, as a tri

st him

urkish general), who was mareta
Ld of 12,000 men. Tayar P

si unfot tuna

red by L

the midst of t

rent ensued, w
:feated, he having

s than

n Tayar

orian

uccess of Bedr K

-
ren, and babe

sere in,

the ground

under t

WaS air

Injury excee

nt continues till
with persons, so

. The Times,
ming Post have