Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1833-11-30
FOREIGN NEWS.

~ l-iSerPool papers 10 the OH q III
ofOc;ober, are received in New York
We copy chiefly from the Courier 4
Enquirer and the Gazette. 1t will b
seen tina, the news is Of more impor
;ance than any which We have publish.
ed from Europe, for some time:
The King Of Spain died on Sunday.
the 18th Of September, at 3 P. NJ. The
Que. had assumed the Regency, and
had made no change Of Ministers, and
',fadrid was tranquil. 1t is doubtful
what effect this will have upon Don
Carlos, who remained at Abrantes.
According to the account from Lis
bon to the 18th ofSeft. the Inhabitants
were free from alarm.
Lord William Russell had returned
TO England from Lisbon, and the Lon
don Globe and Herald say, that Lord
Howard de Walden is to succeed him
at the Court Of the Queen Of Portugal.
Although the principal aqueduct
had been stopped by the enemy, Lisbon
was still supplied from the other side
Of the river.
The result Of the Conference at
bohemia, SO far as the affairs Of Ger
many are concerned, will be to con-
centrate the strength Of the con(edera-
ton, and that, in furtherance Of this
object there will be Congress Of
Ministers at Vienna during the winter.
1t is said the three Sovereigns will
establish tribunals analogous to the
ancient Aulic council, to which the
Germanic states will send representa-
tives.
They write from Toulon, Sept. q,
that the Sultan's taxes on the island
that the island had become one general
field Of battle; bloody conbats taking
place at every point. The troops Of
the Governor had been beatenin every
battle, and was at last obliged to make
a treaty with the rebels in one of the
provinces. The Turkisi, soldiers had
massacreJ many Of the inhabitants for
demanding their rights. 1t was said
the Austrian and English Consuls had
been impaled. The Austrian Admiral
bad repaired to the scene Of these oc-
currenCes.
The Duchess Of Berry left Pisa on
the 18th Of Sept. and lett her child at
Leghorn in charge Of the NeapoIitan
Consul.
Tho personal estate Of the late Duke |
of sutherland amounts to upwards Of
one million sterling.
The great Richard IIeber, Esq. died ,
~ England on the 4th ult. !,
The great printing establishment Of
Robert Carrick, Dublin, with its con-
tents. has been destroyed by fire.
Count Joseph BonaParte had taken
Park for the shooting season, {
70 that his return to Bordentown is not {
probable for the present, be having
left his former residence in Park
Crescent.
Died, at Alexandria, Eefter Bey, I
Of the Padha leaving 4 for {
June oflOO 100000 p;astres. acquired
IN command oGthc army at the con- I
quest Of Darfour. t
Mr.. Charles kemble's family were t
IN the eve Of sailing from England for i
America. i
The disturbances at Marseiiles had e
,een tranquilized.
The Monster, Mr.. Livingston, had b
IN interview with the King Of France n
N the first Of October. Is
Accounts from Belgium state, that s
% great is the commercial distress IN a
Belgium al present that merchants are b
breaking up their esta hlishme nts in all u
he towns OF ,.,at Kingdom, and trans il
erring their capital to Holland. 4
4 letter from Madrid dated the Odd
lit. informs us that the greatest alarm
.xi.ts in Madrid with respect to the
:holera, which is approaching that
:apital in all directions. II
The German papers mention under !,
he head f Berlin, Sept. ~, that one =
i the principal European questions, u
,amely, that relative to Holland and
;. lgium. was disGassed at the late I
conference at Munchengra,z. when the
hrce sovereigns come to a resolution
hat Luxe mhurg should not be separa- =
ed from the German confederation p
that it should belong 2
o Holland. This dccision,,t was said, a
lad exercised some influence on the y
citations Of Prussia. AZ the resolution -
With regard TO NcD:chated was con- a
ol,dated. .