Vandalia Whig and Illinois intelligencer. [volume] (Vandalia, Ill.) 1832-183?, 1832-11-07
FOREIGN.

Rev. Adam C.ark, "Iie Of he most dist 81 ish
ID modern oriental scholars, lately died in Eng
land, IF cholera, aged SO.
The Count de Survillers was in London, but
Intended shortly to proceed to Italy.
On the week ending Sept /, the deaths by
cholera in L ,ndon were 274; hose of the week
previous were 1853.
The Frenchpapers state several rumors res
pecting revolutionary movements of the Carlists,
who are said to make no secret of their inten-
tions Some disturbances had been created by
hem at Montpelier, but it was Immediately
checked by the police. In the south of France,
they were STATED to be secretly organized, their
raIying places appointed, and the plan of a cam
paign marked OFT; but no demonstrations of con-
sequence had ye teen made
Letters from st. Petersburgh confirm the state
ment, that Marshal Mortier is about to rssurn to
France, but not in consequence OF any disagree
uent with the Russian Court.
The Repenant calculates, that the number Of
for offences by the press during
The month of August, amounts to $50 months
Imprisonment.
The tria! Of the 81. Sinonians is concluded, and
'he whole number who were prosecuted, were
convicted Enfantl, Guveyrier, and Chevalier,
were sentenced to one years imprisonment, and a
fine of one hundred francs each; two others.
whose connection with the society had been for
some time dissolved. were condemned 10 pay fines
of fifty franks. The dissolution Of the society
had been also decreed
The Garde National of MarseiIles mentions.
that Son of Lucien Bonaparte on his way in a
merchant vessel to Greece, was found dead in
the Cabin, having shot himself, whether acciden
tal liz or mot unE NOUN
There was no important alteration in the state
of affairs in Holland and Belgium; but it was
stated that Louis Philip had interposed with
strongly agalns, the demands of Holland.
A Belgian Minister had been received at the
Court of Prussia.
The latest accounts from Turkey are very
contradictory According to some accounts, the
Egyptian army was in possession of Damascus
and of Aleppo; Hnssen Pacha's advance & ,arsl
had been defeated, and a mutny, which was sup
pressed with difficulty, had broken out in his
camp. A report prevailed at Constantinople
that the Turkish fleet had been defeated by the
Egyptians. Some changes had taken place ia
the Ministry. The Sultan appeared still res Is
we'd to reduce Mehemet Ali to uncondltona
submission, and offers Of meditation, made by the
French Minister, had been rejected. The Augs
burgh Gazette, however, mentions, that reports
prevail al Belgrade of a complete victory gain
ed by Hussein Pacha over the Egyptians, anc
that the latest commercial letters from Consian.
tinople made no mention of any naval defeat
Letters from Zane of the 18th July represent
that anarchy and confusion prevailed among the
Greeks, and that the people were in arms in the
Morea.
The Brunswick German Journal states, tina
great numbers Of p lish children, from Warsaw
and the provinces, have been sen, into Russia
to be incorporated with the garrisons of the mil
itary colonies The execution of these order
Of the Emperor had spread CONSERVATION ant
disfrsss through Psnd