South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1835-09-05
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By the packe. George Washington
Capt Holdredge, from Liverpool, Lon.
don papers have been received at New
York to the Esd alt. inclusive.
Among the news, that which is lens,
expected, is a statement that the sue.
cessor Of Francis OF Austria does moi
mean 10 follow in the footsteps Of his
predecessor q member Of the Holy
Alliance-but to Withdraw lberefrom.
In France the Peers are still trying
the Lyons insurgents-and the French
troops at Algiers were harassed, and
had suffered serious loss by the attacks
Of the Arabs.
The affairs of the Queen Of Spain
look somewhat better. The Queen is.
sued decree on the 4th, by which
the order OF Jesuits is suppressed, and
their properly ordered to be sold.-
The Jesuits are not favorites with the
Spanish populace, though the Men
dicant Friars are beloved.
In the House Of Commons, on the
2Lst July, Sir RoBERT PEEL made q
very able speech, on a motion made by
him 10 divide the Irish Church BILL
The object of the motion was to obtain
the separate action Of the House on
The two main features of the bill--that
making arrangements respecting tithes,
and that contemplating an alienation
of the surplus of the Irish Church pro.
perry to purposes other than eccleslas~
teal. The Hon. Baronet is said TO
have surpassed, in this speech, any OF
his former efforts. The motion was
resisted by ministers. The debate had
been adjourned to third day.
Lord Brougliam attended the laying
of the first stone of a new Mechanics
Institute at Liverpool, on the 18th Of
July. A dinner was given to him in
the evening, which was numerously
attended. One of the toasts given was,
sour breshern, the citizens OF The Unl-
ted States of America" This was pro.
posed by Lord Brougham, and the
whole company-ladies included, SIM
ulianeously arose & gave three cheers
The ladies, besides thus exercising their
"most sweet voices" waved their
handkerchiefs in a most enthusiastic
manner. DR.. String, an American, &C.
knowedged the compliment, as did
MIR. Ogden. the American Consul, and
the band (by way Of compliment gave
"Yankee DOODLE" as Gnals.-Mir.
New YoRK, August %.
By the ship Natchez, Capt. White,
Paris and Havre papers have been re-
ceived at New York to July "a.
The cholera is spreading rapidly in
the South of France, and appears to be
very fatal. Among the places which
it has Invaded, are Toulon, Marseilles,
Nice, and Villefranche. At Nice on
the 18Th July, lscases were announced.
At Marseiles on the 10th, rs deaths
by cholera, and at Toulon on the same
day, &c.
The losses Of the French in the en-
gagemenls near Oran, Africa. on the
26lh to the 28,h June we're 362 killed
and 308 wounded.
PARIS, July 25.-The ministerial
journal contains the following:
IA Geographic despatch OF the 21si
from Bayonne announces that Don
Carlos retired on the l7th to Arbeiza,
where he was joined by Erase and the
rest of the Carlist army. AZ
"Among the wounded who were
conveyed 10 Estella and Yrache, sever
al officers are mentioned, including
VilareaLand Sagistibelza.
"On the whole, their loss was con.
siderable. The prisoners taken from
them were sent TO Pampeluna, Where
the principal part of the army Of the
Queen arrived on the 18th.
PARIS, July %, IL O'Clock, A. NJ
The sad events at Oran occupy The
whole press this morning, and give oc'
cason to severe reproaches against the
government, whose indecision, relative
TO our African colony, is the prime
cause of the check experienced by the
French battalion. Marshal Clausel
left yesterday for AlgieIs.
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