Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1833-06-06
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LATE FROM EUROPE.
BY the packet ship Britannia, capt. Sketchey, from
Liverpool London papers to the 10th April aud Liv-
erpool the l6th, have been received. We copy the
following from the N. Y. American and Commercial
Advert User.
In the East difficulties appear to multiply; and
France and England both seem no. little emharrass-
ed by their voluntary in,erposon to check tho vcto-
riOus march Of the Egyptians.
The Belgian question recedes rather than advances
King William becoming moro Difficult, just in proper
ton as the powers Of the North seem less socous
keep up friendly appearances with France. Count
u Apponey, long the Austrian Ambassador in France
has left Paris and is is said, be replaced merely
by Charge d'Afaires. Russia, it was rumored was
to take similar step and in both, the substitution Of
an inferior for a superior diplomatic agent looked
upon as a quasi rupture with the Revolution Of July.
Paris was agated by the trial, before the Chamber
Of Deputies Of the editor Of the Tribune, for
temp, Of tina! body. All the guards were doubled on
the day of trial, 18th April, and every precaMiOn
ken 10 suppress aSy disturbance None occurred and
the National and other liberal papers argue,
bly, enough, as it seems TO that all This parade Of
powerful and affected apprehension Of revolt,
! ''ere manouvres OF the police-n order to have NV
excuse for arbitrary measures. Ofthe members ofhe
Chamber, 60 (among whom were Gen. Lafayette and
his refused TO take part the proceedings against
| M Lsonne, the editor Of the Tribune, deeming them
! unco institutional.
! Engiand.-The recess of parliament having expir-
ed the speaker ofthe house Of commons resumed his
seat at IL O'Clock on Monday the 18th of April A
great number of petitions were presented, mos. "C
which were for the abolition Ofsavery. The evening
session was principally occupied in committee Of sup
| ply upon the navy estimates
| Rumors still in circulation Of an intended
change Of the ministry; but il would be difficult, on
this side OF the water, 10 assign any probable reason
| for such belief.
The son Of MIR. Goblet has sustained signal de-
feat in his canvass for election TO parliament for ha
ancient City Of Coventry. At the close Of tho poll,
the votes stood-lor Mr.. Eiics l5O9-for Mr.. Thomas
! 1206-for Mr.. Cobbeu 80!
| The title which Viscount Goderich has assumed or
| his recent elevation 10 earl Rippon.
! The Times Of tho 18th says, glad to hear
that ministers will Immediately bring forward an ain
lie measure of reform Of the ch"rah of England
| This will he readily takes by the nation set Of
against their late faults, both Of omission and commits
| sion.
The Rev. Rowland Hill, died n, his residence 10
London, on the 10Th Of April in the Soth year Of his
| Vienna, Ap,I 6.-According to letters from Alex
andrIa OF March 3D. received by the way Of Trieste, e
appears undoubted that Mehemet Ali has rejected the
conditions Of peace oo, ell by Admiral Roussn, and
guaranteed by the latter at Constastinope. IL 10 said
that the condition that he should deliver up his YES
sells to the Oomon Porte has particularly rritaed the
Pacha and it is added that he has caused second
squadron TO sail Immediately from Alexandria, and
gave orders 10 lbl ahim again to advance. On this
his son rebels and the Russian feet had quilted the
5osphorus. Some persons have been too hasty in
fatterng themselves with the hope that the Russian
fleet would Immediately effect union with the French
|
| cha TO sign u peace.
LATER FROM EUROPE.
The Napoleon packet ship from Liverpool brings us
papers 10 the 9th ultimo. The position Of public at
fairs remains much described by tho last
FIOm Constaninople, the accounts contradictory
ds TO the designs Of the Porte. On the hand il 10
said the Sultan has agreed to treat with his rebeOus
and victorious vassa upon the basis laid down by tho
conqueror; on the other, is alleged, that urgent ex-
expresses had been sent off 20 hurry the march OF
Russian army to defend Consantinople from Ibrahn,.
IL the latter be the true version, England and France
neither Of which powers has in the Leyan. or in tho
Dartanees force sufficient to give efficacy 10 their
protests against the armed intervention Of Russia,
will be made sensible Of the mortfying disadvantage
relying protocols against bayones and hordes Of
COssacks on the spot.
The free city Of Frankfort, as was TO- be expected,
has been tranqnised after its popular tumus, by
Austrian detachment marching into the city TO keep
Nj. Lionne, the Editor ofthe TribDe. had been SEN
fenced TO three years. impriso nment and fms OF
10000 rancs-($2,OOO) The sentence carried
into effect without any tumult.-N. Y. American.
SEVEN DAYS LATER FROM ENGLAND.
BY the packet ship New York, from Liverpool.
May LIST, London papers 10 the evening OF the 18th
April and Liverpool dates Of the LIST Of May, are re-
ceived. The following very brief summary, from the
~ Y Standard, embraces the most important part o.
the intelligence.
The Ministry had sustained signal defeat l62 to 1921
in the House OF Commons, question Of reducing
the upon malt, and Earl Grey had in consequence,
according to etiquette. rendered his resig alton which,
however, was not accepted by the King. Il was
thought that the house and window might also be-
repealed, and Lord AihOrp had given notice that a
tax on property and income must be resor,ed TO ifthe
vote on the malt duty not rescinded.
IL was confidently reported in Paris and believed by
many, that the Russian feet had, the summons Of
the Sultan, landed 5000 troops garrison CONSTANT
noPie and that large corps in rapid march to the
aid OF MahmOud-one division Of 10 900 men had al
ready crossed the frontier.
The news from Portugal, via Spain 10 quite favor
able to Don Pedro, who is said has defeated the Mi
guelite army, and would H twenty days be before Lis
bon.
M. Barrett. the publisher Of the Dubln Pilot in
which MF. OCOnnelrs letter appeared, has been iR-
dcled for the publication.
The accOuchaas Of the Duchess Of Bsrri daily
expected.
The Paris papers Of the o5h, announce the proro-
CATION OF the French Chambers the morning of that
day, by the King 10 person. and contain copy Of the
speech delivered on the occasion. The finances Of
the state form the principal topic Ofthe speech, and
is for the regulation Of these thar new session 10