Vandalia Whig and Illinois intelligencer. [volume] (Vandalia, Ill.) 1832-183?, 1833-10-23
FOREIGN INTELLIGENCE.
From Paris papers to August "a inclusive.
FRANCE.

FRANCE.
Considerable excitement prevailed in
Paris, on account of supposed intention
on the part Of the Carllsts to make a
move on the 1st of October, instant, in
favor Of Henry V. that being the day OF
his majority. The papers are filled with
speculations on the subject.
Several officers formerly attached to
the household troops Of Charles X. and
who had received commissions under the
present government, have forfeited them
in consequence OF their failure to take the
oath of allegiance 10 the present king and
the constitutional charter.
SPAIN. .s
The kings health was in SO precarious
state that his physicians, it is said, have
pronounced that his life is ra~ing to a
close. [P. S. He is dead--and trou-
bles are expected.
A sanguinary conflict took place in Ma.
drid on the 9Th of August, between the
partizans Of the queen and those OF Don
Carlos. PORTUGAL. bod
The ambassador of queen Donna Ma.
ria had had an interview with the French
minister for foreign affairs, on the subject
of an immediate recognition of her ma
iesty by the government Of France.
Don Pedro had established national
guard in Lisbon, comprising every citi'
zens between the ages Of / 8 and so; and
all the militia regiments disbanded by
Miguel have had their arms restored to
them and entered on duty.
Don Pedro was rendering himself pop
alar by moving about among the people
and visiting all the various Institutions
even to the cholera hospitals. lie has
dismissed all Miguers officers and given
their places to the exiles. He is extend
ing his reforms to the clergy. All the
converts whose inmates abandoned them
10 follow Don Miguel, have been suppress
sed and their property confscated to the
state. Several courts of justice have
been abolished, and others instituted OF
the model Of those of England aud France
The trial by jury is to be established
The cortes, or national assembly, is TO bt
convoked in January.
--latest Ne,os from Portugal-Two ex
presses arrived in this city to-day from thu
scene Of war; by which we learn that Bour
mont with the Miguelite forces had arrived
within four leagues of Lisbon. where he wa
met by Villa Flor, the Pedrolte General, witt
nearly the whole of his forces. A very Sc
we're battle took place, which terminated il
favor of the liberal cause, but not wthou
severe loss on each side, as the MIguelite
are stated to have lost 600 and the Pedro
10l Jharn are WI
claiming the victory for Pedro, and the othe
for Miguel Western Exeter Times.
The British House of Commons adjourned
on the 25th to Wednesday, 2Slh, to affort
the Lords an opportunity for passing thu
--essires before them. On Thursday, if NJ
accident interviewed, the Parliament was t.
be prorogued by The King in person.
MEXICO.-The schooner Bonita mas ar
rived at New Orleans from Tampico, whenc
she sailed on the 4tb September. We lear
from the New Orleans papers that the yellow
fever was subsding at Tampico, and tina
the cholera was making great ravages in TIN
interior, particularly in the city of Mexico
the deaths being estimated there at about fit
teen hundred per day
The internal connections we're at an end
tHC TCUciS having pOOH iot'utoSu Ia "h "A'"Si
against San Louis de Potozl.
Business was in a state of stagnAtion, Blu
it was anticipated that the conducta of Zaca
tecas would be able shortly to proceed t.
Tampico.
1t is no longer question of war with thu
rebels. General Victoria in a sortie made
out of Pueba with force of l, 100 men, ant
three pieces of artillery chastiscd 1000 mer
commanded by Montana and Les Perez
about the environ~ of Talancingo.
Colonel Gomez has left Pecote with Coz
men for Zacapoatia where some Indians hat
hoisted the flag of the revol,ers.
The rebels of Perez, Palacios and Escala
da were at the hacienda de San Gabriel will
their soldiers, who had been put to the route
and some men whom Moreno had himsel
brought from Chilapa. As they will no
have the audacity to advance upon the dvis
ion of Valencia, he will no doubt cut ihei
forces off in the rear.
Provincial Nepspapers.--A return ha
been made to the House of Commons of tn
number of stamps issued to each of the pro-
vincial newspapers in England, in the yea
ending on the LIST of April, 1888. The 81,
to whom the greatest number has been issuet
are, the Leeds Mercury, 81 l 900; the STAN
ford Mercury, a72,5OO; Manchester Times
$4,000; the Manchester Guardian, $4,000
the Liverpool Mercury, l72,5O0; and thu
Hampshire Telegraph, 10000. or the
whole number, Q76) there are only SO which
have had SO many as So 900 or 1000 week
and many have not more than 10000 or 2O(
Q week.
From the N. Y. Journal of Commerce.
By the Packet ship Erie, Capt Funk, We
have received Paris and Havre papers to Aug
"a, both inclusive.