Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1833-10-31
Foreirn Mtelkigence.
LATEST FROM ENGLAND-FRANCE AND
poRTul;AL.- OF MARSHAL
POURMONr on LISBON AND REP USE
as, TIE MICUELIrE ARMY.

POURNONf on LISBON AND REPULSE
OF THE MICUELIrE ARMY.
We ar, indebted to our Correspondents Of the
New York Courier and Enquirer, Gazette and
Mcrcantle Advertiser, for their papers Of yes
tsrday TUESDAY, ost. 24,l By the Rail Road
Line Of steam Boats, containing the annexed IN
tclligence.--B Bat Gux.
Yesterday afternoon we received our files Of
English pap srs brought by the Liverpool packet
ship North America, Capt Macy, and the L9a-
don pack Il ship York, Capt Nye.-Ih; Isoh1on
dates ara to the 18th and the LiYcTpo0i 10 inc
10th September.
The vounr an,en Of Portugal and her mother
in-law the Duchess Of BfagdIz1, nave rcacaed
England from Havre. Shj has oech received IN
thai country with extraordinary demonstrations
of resnact. and so marked have bsen the attea-
tions shrwn her by the Royal family, that one
would suppose the British government had deter
rnn ID TO pport her claims to the throii Oh or
tlplI Frl5cs, too, has oih sally ackaow scdg ID
h r as sovereign; and lastly, ths King ofowcden
has accredited a minister 10 hsr,-,d. d. Kant
zon we presume the son pi Former Swedish
Ambassador to this country.
Tue meeting between tag EmpeT9Ts Of Russia
nn1 Austria and King OF Prussia affords gr}uad
fcr intermnablo spec1latons on the part Of thc
French journalists particularly. Nicholas has
had a very stormy passags across the bI,tic' Du'
has at last reached G. .rmany IN safety. w can
not think this interview has aay Object hostlc 10
the peace Of Europe. A. long as thcre IS shch
French tsoycrnms nis would seem at present
10 prevail those absolute sOvercigns may concert
together for the purpose OF preventing ths spread
Of liberal opinions among their owh subjects, but
they dare not openly interfere with or place them
selves in opposition to, the course OF two nations,
who's, resources aud pow n, physical and intel
lectdal, far superior 10 those they have at
command.
The Marquis Wellesley assumes the Govern
mcnt CT Ireland That country at present in
state Of tranquility.
Paris, 18TH Sept-Yesterday we re
ceived news from Portugal by Ezpress =
The troops Of Don Miguel, after reconnol
treing Lisbon ON the 4lh, made General
attack on that cty.on the 5th. They have
been repulsed. The two armies on the
9th and III, preserved their respective
positions Another battle was expected.
Paris, September l5.-Yesterday the
King, Queen and Madame Adelaide, ar
rived at the Tuilleries al three quarters
past one o'clock.
The American ship Delaware of eighty
guns. which sailed from New York on
the 18th Of last month, arrived on the
evening of the IL h, in Cherboutg toads.
This vessel has on board Mr.. Livingston
Ambassador ofthe United States 10 France
Paris, 18th Sapt.-M de Bourmout has
failed in first attack on Lisbon. lie
was making dispositions on the 9Th for an
other attempt on the following days II Is
fair to suppose that his chance OF success
has diminished at Lisbon. as well as .
porto. All delay is favorable tolhe constitu
ilonal cause. The Mlgullte general made
immense efforts during his march on the
capital, TO organise something like an ar
nay. lie prepared as well as he could,
provisions for his crowds Of undisci pinned
or beaten soldiers; but in fifteen days Por
tuguese cannot be made a well dIIi!ed sol
der After the check at Oporio, what VI. de
Bourmont had most to apprehend, was
first, even partial. defeat; and il cannot be
doubted that general battle without sue
cess, has caused encouragement and brot
disorder in the Misnlite ranks, and de
siroyed, in one day, the order which the
general had endeavored TO introduce in
the army. Ii is not here the question OF
a regular siege, it is Of battle on lortlfi
cations thrown up in haste M de Bour
mott knew well enough the troops he
commands, to take advantage OF their
first ardour and lead them to the attack
in the hope of carrying the city in the on
set. But these troops once repu!seG. they
have to fight another battle with diminish
ed hopes and courage.
From Carthageaa-. Intelligence has
been received from this place to the
LIST instant, from which it is confirmed
that a conspiracy had been formed to
overthrow the present government, but
that it had been detected and suppress
sed. Not only the murder of Santan-
der and his cabinet, but of all foreign
ers Of distinction, is said to have been
contemplated. The principal occur
rences were published in our paper of
the llth. 1t now appears that the
conspirators have been tried, although
their doom has not been announced.
". Y. Com.