The Northern star, and farmers' and mechanics' advocate. [volume] (Warren, R.I.) 1830-1834, 1833-05-04

IN " days rom havana, ana the snip
Boy, Phman, arrived at Newport, in Ia
DAYS from Maisnzas, our correspondent
at the former place has been favored with
che following intelligence from Havana
and Matanzas
Capt. Mosher states that the Cholera
, had entirely disappeared at Havana, ,prev-
ious to his sailing. The lumber Of
sdcaihs at that place was computed at
I4,5O0; greater number than have been
victims in aW place since the appearance
OF the disease. The crops Of cane on
ssome Of the plantations had been left to
perish on the ground, in consequence of
the epidemic. There were number of
vessels IN port, and business had began
TO revive.
From Capt. Pitman he learnt that the
cholerawas raging with much fury at Ma
tanzas, at the time fh!s sailing. 1t was
impossible to form any correct opinion Of
iss rnvages; business almost at stand.
ALI who could Icave the city had done so.
Some ofthe plantations had suffered Sc
~erely. 1t ragged with great violence a.
mong the dissipated and the blacks.
lDs The General Assembly OF this
State convened at Newport on Wednes-
day last, aud the house was organized by
the reelection ofthe speaker and clerks
After counting the proxy votes the
Governor and Senate slect with the other
general officers were sworn in.
On Thursday morning the Senate and
House Joined in Grund Committee and
proceeded TO the election of officers
We have room only for the following chan
.ges, this week. In our next we shall
give an abstract Of all the proceedings Of
that body. The LIST and Cd Justices of
the Supreme Court, we're re-olected with
out opposition. Job Durfee was elected
3dJu&ice in opposition to Samuel Ran
dali, by majority Of Ia. Greenwood
Reynolds was chosen Sheriff for Bristol
County vice Nathan Luther, by major
ity OIL II. Luke Drury was chosen chief
Justice of the Court Of Common Pleas
for Bristol County, vice Daniel Bosworth
renewed t. Cd Justice.
Nearly every officer, who was not mark
ed this side up, with care,' was reformed
out Of Office, to make room for the men
Of our party
FRoM FRANoE.-By the packet ship
Charles Carroll, at New York, Havre
papers TO 23d ult inclusive have been re-
ceived.
According to accounts from CONSTANT:
noplc to FeO. 9th, the negotiations were
going on with activity. The terms which
French Admiral Rousin had proposed for
the convention, between the Turks and
Egyptians, were-lst hostities to cease
by land and water. I'd. Ibrahim Pacha
shall quit the provinces, which shall re-
turn TO the dominion of the Sultaa. Sd.
The Russian feet shall quit the Bospho-
rus. 4. Mehemet Ali shall hold the
districts of Saint Jean'd Acre Jerusalem,
Pripoli. s Mehemet Ali shall acknowl-
edge the sovereignty Of the Sultan, pny
him homage, and shall receive his orders.
6. The Zore shall facilitate the retrogade
march OF the Egyptian army. 4. The
French government shall make every ex-
ertion to establish convention on these
bases between the Sultan and Mehemc,
Ali.
A commercial letter from Trieste, ol
March 18th states-"A report arrived
yesterday from Smyrna: announcing the
occupation ofthat place since the Goth ol
February, by Ibrahim Pachu, with 3O,.
600 troops.
The Moniteur state, in relation TO the
affairs of Turkey, that on the arrival ol
Admiral Rousin at ConstantinopIc, on
the 18th Feb. he notified the Porte that
he should suspend the landing of his bag
gnge until he had obtained the dismissal
Of the Russian force, which the Porte
had admitted was, longer necessary for
its safety. The Porte having signifed,
that it was ready to consent, provided
France would ensure the conclusion Of a
peace with Mthemet Ali, upon the basis
previously proposed by the French Lega-
ton. Admiral Rousin did not hesitate to
subscribe to the engagement In conse-