American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1826-11-14
From the N. 7. Mercantile .aduertiser, Nor. Q.
FROM ENGLAND.

FROM ENGLAND.
Cant. Ferrier, OF the ship Gem, which arrived yes
terday, has favored US with Liverpool paper of the
9sth September, containing the London news OF the
Goth.
London, Sept. &c.
From the accounts received this morning, il would
appear that war was inevitable between Russia and
Turkey.
The conferences at Alderman have taken an un-
favorable turn. The Russian Commissioners, al
most wcaried with the answers of the Turkish Com
missoners, have sent them note in which all the
demands made by Russia for some years past arc
completely embodied and if satisfactory answer TO
the demands be no, received by the 9TH Oct i, is
believed Russian army will pass the Pruh, and
occupy in arms Moldavia and Wallachia.
London, Sept % The Branch Bank at Man.
chester, has commenced business. Alexander
M'Gregor, ESQ formerly resident OF this city, is
The responsible manager of the establishment.
We have received Information from Vera Cruz
to the Tth of Oclober-it appears that much dis.
satisfaction has been excited among all those who
are called foreigners resident in that city by the in
discriminate abuse OF them in the Newspaper, en-
titled fstro de .fmerica the editor OF that paper
having on several occasions, applied TO them the
most insulting language and abusive epitheis,
charging them all with disposition to be inmcaI
10 law and government. After repeated attacks Of
this abusive description had excited great and Just
personal dislike TO Betoaconr, the editor. he had
the imprrdencc TO appear uninvcd at a Ball given
by the foreigners 10 the citizens in return for similar
cyilities receised-this so much increased the il
riiation OF the already aggrieved foreigners, thai
Betoncourt was threatened that evening" privately
with chastisement, which was inflicted the next
morning This caused some commotion and much
increased abuse. The citizens OF the United States,
resident al Vera Cruz have presented memorial on
the subject to Mr.. Poinsctt land the respectable
citizens of Vera Cruz, indeed all pc sons but lew
jissoue military characters, are so much dissatis
td with the conduct OF Betoncourt that it is bcev
ed he will be Obliged 10 quit the place. A great
portion OF the subscribers to the Astro have with
drawn their supper, in proof Of their dsapprobaion.
BAIT. GaS.
NORFOLK November 9.
Mtiny.-BAnEABAs TAYLOR, Mate Of Cape
Cod, and NEHEMIAH BARNsDALE, Seaman, Of
Maine, belonging TO the Sc hr. Lincoln, Capt Hart
horn. from Barbados bound 10 Alexandria, (de,ain.
ed below by head winds, since Monday last were
yesterday committed 10 the Jail of tins Borough,
for mu,iny CHI board said schooner. Upon going
on hoard his vessel, Capi. II found pistol which
had been taken from his birth and loaded by the
mate The conduct Of these men had been so mu.
tnous from the time Of sailing from Baibado> and
much SO on the present occasion, that Capt. IL.
considered 1t unsafe to proceed ON his voyage, and
came Up and gave information to Lieut.. Com. NoR
MS, OF The u. S. schr. SHARK who very promptly
sen, his ooa down, and brought the Lincoln up into
this harbor, where she anchored and sent the mutt
board the Shark Tor better security during
The nght.-Beacon.
4 Episcopal Conrertion H. The National Gazette
contains The minutes of late special convention OF
I the Episcopal Church of Pennsylvania, 10 consider
l the expectancy oil appointing asslstantto Bishop
White. In the early part Of the proceedings OF the
Z convention,
n "A motion, pregnant, as il would seem, with
consequences of much decscy and difficulty, was
made and seconded by TWO reverend cergymen OF
Philadelphia and IFS precincts, to adml. colored
man, IN ORDERS to seat in the body. II appeared,
A however, that the individual in question ordan
cd with the understanding tina, he would not, at any
time, claim this privilege; and consequently, as
we'll Tor this reason, because he had not request
q ed nor authorized any person to make the request
IN his behalf. aud on account OF the general exped
u ency Of the measure, the motion was indefinitely
y postponed, BY great majority Of The members. Il
4 Is proper To add tina, nothing dsrespectlul was sug
ges,ed in relation the individual, who is said &c
y be man OF plety and excellent good sense"
q OHIO CONFERENCE The Ohioannual con
II terence Of the Methodist Episcopal Church closed
Its session az H!sborou9h, on W. dnesday the | itf
WI! Bishop Hedding presided; great hermony pre-
vailed, and the business of the conference con
Quoted in satisfactory manner. Eleven preacher!
a were admitted on trial. Three were ordained Il
"a the Office OF deacon, and seven TO that Of Elder
u One was returned supernumerary, six superanuacd
a iour received location, was expelled, and ont
N had died. The number Of members in society il
99,s25 whites, and $40 colored, being an increas,
since last year, of 1900. The next session of III,
ii conference is to be held at Cincinnati, Septembe
~ 10, 1897.
n .Methodists.-By a statement published in lh