The Northern star, and constitutionalist. [volume] (Warren, R.I.) 1834-1837, 1834-10-25
LATER FROM EUROPE.


BY tho ships John Jay and Rob Roy,
from Liverpool, Sovreign and Mariposa
from London, and Havre, at New York
Havre dates OF Sept: 10th, London Of the
Iiih, and Liverpool Of the 9th. The
news 10 not important. We give the fol-
lowing summary from the New York Star.
Donna Francisco, the wife Of Don
Carlos. 10 sold to have died Of bilious
fever, or from the application Of leeches
TO the temples, Tor severe head ache, the
bites becoming gang'enous and ending in
erysipelatous inflammation. She is to be
Inferred in q convent church which she
founded in Spain.
q, The Cortes Of Portugal have determin-
ed that from the first OF September last,
specie only should be the legal tender;
but that contracts anterior to July 23d
should be liquidated agreeably to their
stipulstions. This hos made the ministry
much stronger.
The prompt Intervention Of England
and France, at Constantinople, together
with the aid Of a mediating power, have
caused the Porte, at the instigation oi
Russia to suspend her intended naval
ar mament at Syria. 1t also appears that
ybrahim Pacha there is not in quito so
dcspcrate q situation. For Mehcmet Ali
arrived with the Egyptian feet at JaAa,
July c,.,~ aud had satisfactory interview
with Emir Beschir, the son OF the prince
of the formidable tribe Of the Druses.
These brave mountaineers have, in con-
sequence, separated from the insurgents
oi Su,naria. Ibrahim joined his father at
Jaffa and they then proceeded v ith rein
forcsmcnts TO Naplousa, the focus Of the
msurrection.
The Greek Envoy, Biographies, at Con-
ssan,inople, has at length been receiv-
ed in solemn audience by the Sultan.
The affairs Of Samos are perfectly
tranquilized.
The plague still prevails at Erzeroum.
Most Of the sixth battalion had deserted.
-.z-..!:,.ss::.cs",y %:: we: G. Ct Uiiaie, Sept. 3.
y.n,.~nv nursues Don Carlos, and Rodil
is fortsiyins EIesondo, urbach and st.
Esteban. -,
London, Sepiii.--Rodil had become
..ris,a m..ter of the Bastan. Carlos,
r. wss said, had gone to Biscay, hod'l
following on his trace. The Cari,s.s are
said to 6e d,sheartencd; all the ainereh'
points are occupied by the Queens troops;
and Elisoudois strongly garrisoned.
Colonel Caradoc, who was charged to
observe the operations Of Rodil has been
recalled, in consequence OF GOODNESS
between him and the Spanish Gene raj.
An engagement between the troops o.
Zumulacarreguy and the colums OF Oraa
and Lorenzo had taken place at musqua
in the valley OF lnoz. The Carlists were
defeated.
F,aeen hundred muskets, destiaed fo
.C4.ios, we're seized on board vessel a
In the. Chamber Of Procurados, at
Z n, ,dr;d. = discussion on the petition for ar
extsnsioa Of political rights, was going or
tho ministers were left ID the minority
it was yet under discussion.
Lieutenant John James M'Cicverty
commanding the Castor, which ran down
and sunk the Kings Gutter Chameleon
has been dismissed the service by order o.
court martial.
Several parts Of France and Switzer
land have suffered severely by storms ane
inundations.
From Constantinople, it is said the
Sultan still pretends to believe tho death
eflbxshim Pacha.
French and English Couriers were pass.
ing frequently through Vicnua to and
from the Porte.
The Journal dc Paris published on
Wednesday night bulletin, stating tina,
\ telegraphic despatch, dated that day,
hsd srrivcd to Government from Bayonne
,uaoSncing that all the accounts received
there were favorable for the army OF the
Queen. Reported that FL Pastor had
Tough, end defeated the fifth (insurgent)
battalion. commanded by Sagastibelza,
and tho garrison ofIrun and St: Sepastian
had salIied out to attack tho fugitives in
thsir flight. ...
One Of our private letters from Paris
states that corps Of spies, sent by the
French government to the head quarters
. Of Gensral Rod,l, disguised as Catalo.
. mans, y had been recalled at" the demand
ofone of tho Foreign Ministers in Paris
Don Miguel, after stoping. two days al
Milan, proceeded TO Parma.
,GosienbS,gh, flag. 22.-The cholera
has ragged dreadfully here from the 26th
ofJuly TO the 2lst OF August. Out Of a
population Of $4,000 souls, $500 have
fallen victims to it; among whom are
many o. the higher classes. OF the Jews
only ono woman and hev son have died.
Ali business 10 suspended. The few
sre~s ,cen that remained were employed in
.rsuoyeinc the dead bodies. The grea,
mni.;y among the poorer classes is rs.
oriLsd 20 unwholesomo provisions, and
irresuls. modes OF 'ile.
1Se rain which has SO long been wished
for. having h.ueu, the air is purified, ant
,hs cholera appaars to abnto. NO goods
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