Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1833-05-02
Foreign Intelligence.
LArEsT FROM FRANCE.
New Yong. April "a.

that Ibrahim Pacha, with 10000 men,
took possession Of the city on the 2Sth oil
February. Accounts from Constantinople
TO February 27th, make no mention oil
such an event. =, =
In the Chamber Of Deputies, March
aist. the ensemble of the bill for regulating
the importation and expectation OF sugar.
was adopted. yeas 2i6, nays rs. The
rates of duties fixed by this bill, as amend
ed and adopted, are as follows:
From French Colonies: Raw, other
than white: from Bourbon, 35f 5Oc. per
100 kiloerammes, from the Antilles and
Guiana. Of-Raw white; from Bour
hon. A3e so from the Antilles and Guiana,
5Of.-Clayed of all colors; from Bourbon
elf; from the Antilles and Guiana, 1OL-
Foreign, raw, other than white; IN French
ships: from India, 5of; from elsewhere
out Of Europe, S5fr; from the Marts Zen
trepots) 95lr; in foreign ships, l0oir.'
Raw white and clayed of all colors; IN
French ships: from India, 90ir; from else
where out of Europe, 95fr; from the
Marts, i05fr., in foreign ships, i20ir.
Paris, March al.
Yesterday, at noon, the Court Of Asst
yes assembled to pronounce judgment IN
the affair of NJ. Paulin. Editor Of the
National, and that of NJ Cuchet, Editor
of the Charivari. The Judges remained
in elaboration IN the Council Chamber tiii
a quarter past five when they entered the
Court and delivered judgment Nj Cuchet
was declared guilty of having with bad
faith, given an untatlhful report OF The
proceedings on the late trial and condemn
ed to months Imprisonment and line
of5000i with prohlbItatlon TO make IN the
Charivari any report on the judicial pro
ceedings for the space OF one year nj.
PauIin, for the same reason, was also con
denned to a fine and term Of ImprIson
ment, with Introduction TO report Judicial
proceedings in the National Tor two years.
PANS, March 81
The Tribune and the Echo Francois oil
Yesterday were seized, the former Tor lis
leading article relative 10 the condemna
ton Of the National and the Charlvari, &
the latter for having copied the same art
Gle.
According 10 letters from Corfu, King
Ohio, has already appointed SIX creeks TO
be Generals
According TO the Messenger DIES Cham
bres, orders have been given at st. E'ien-
ne and the other manufactures OF arms IN
the ngdom, for the suspension oil the IA
IRRIGATION of arms for the present
SPAIN.
BAyoNNE, March l6 IA letter has ar
rived to day from irun, announcing par
tial change in the Spanish Ministry. Gen
Morilo takes the place Of Gen Cruz; San
Martin has the Department OF the Inter-
or: and the duke de San Tornado, sue
ceeds NJ. Yea BermudeZ as Minister oi
State. A Spanish courier has passed
through this town this morning, and Is SAID
10 be the bearer Of dispatches ior the
French Government"
PRUSSIA
Berlin, March lo--"For some days
past reports have been current that the
London Conference would I've revived.
Prussia feels the obstinacy OF the King oil
Holland, and wishes 10 see an end put 10
it. The Budget Of the War Department
for the present year, 1888, amount to 49,
10000 thalers, which is double that O.
ordinary times"
RUSSIA AND TURKEY.
PARIs, March 21.-The Moniture re
peats the following, as a statement OF the
proceedings relative to the Russian fleet al
Constantinople, which corrects the vary
ing accounts received through the Ger
man papers, and by private letters from
the Ottoman capital, promising that The
Government disavows the terms IN which
some Of the relations OF the manner ~
which Admiral Roussin, the French am
bassador. acted, have been couched -"As
early as February 18th, the Porte, gaining
a degree of confidence from having learnt
that Ibrahim Pacha had received orders to
stop at kutayeth. entered into an engage
ment with the French envoy M. de Va
renne.) to renounce the succour II had re
CURED from the Russian Ambassadors.
''0n the 18th Admiral Roussin arrived,
and the following day received from the
Refs Efendi confirmation Of the above
engagement, the execution OF which WAS
only prevented by the arrival of the Rus
sian feet on the cath Under these cir
cumstances, the French Ambassador felt
II to be his duty TO declare to the Porte,
that he should suspend the landing of his
baggage until he had obtained the dismIs
sal OF the foreign force, which the Porte
had admitted was no longer necessary for
its safety. The Porte having sIguIfed
that it was ready to consent, provided
France would ensure the conclusion of a
peace with hlehemed Ali upon the bases
previously proposed by the Feneh Lega
ton, Admiral Roussin did not hesitate to
the engagement In consequence tue Re
Is Effendi, on The 2lst, addressed a note
TO the Russian Legation. 10 which, after
expressing the gratitude ofthe Sultan for
the friendly assistance afforded him by his
powerful neighbour. he declares that the
affair with Egypt having been entered up
on officially by the French Ambassador,
and decided to the satisfaction of the Sub
lime Porte, it had been announced to thai
Ambassador, that the Russian ships,
which had arrived 10 the channel would
retire with first favorable wind On the