Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1835-11-05

FOREIGN NEws.-The rumor, which was
very prevalent here on Sunday last, brought
by the passengers in the steamboat from N.
York, of the sassination of Louis Philippe and
conse quent connections in his Kingdom;
proves to be entirely unfounded. BY very
late arrivals from England and France, Loh-
don dates to the 9Th Of October, and Paris to
the Cd inclusive have been received by the
editors ofthe N. Y. Commercial Advertiser.
In FRANCE every thing was tranquil. The
King and Queen were expected at Fontainc-
bleau on the lst of October. Feschi is pro-
nounced by his physicians to be thoroughly
cured of his wounds-and will be immedi-
ately brought to trial. Morey, one Of his
supposed acconplces, had refused oil food
for three days, and was attempting to starve
himself to death.
.EP. HILLS Esq one Of the editors Of the
N. Y. Mirror and whose letters from Europe
have been so generally read and admired,
was married OH the lst OF October, to Mary,
daughter of William STAGE Esq, of the Royal
Arsenal, Woolwich-a lady Of large fortune.
Mr.. and Mrs. Willis, Immediately after tho
ceremony, set off for Paris.
On proving the Will Of the late WIN. Cob
bet, his effects were sworn TO be under the
value Of 1900 pounds. There are no specific
iegacies, but the copy right Of all his works
is bequeathed to the eldest son.
Capt Back has been specially promoted to
the rank of Post Captain, by an order in coun-
Gil, in consideration Of his extraordinary servi-
ces.
In SrAIN, the appointment of M. Mendiz-
abal at the head of strong and liberal min
is,ry, promised 10 be productive Of the most
favorable effects in lranqulllizing that agitat-
cd Kingdom. A despatch to the Spanish EN-
bassy at London announced that all the jun
las mad submitted and sent in their adhesion.
The Cortes were consoked for the 18th Of
October.
| PORTUGAL advances steadily in the ca
reer Of reform and liberal Improvement. The
cabinet have agreed it is said to sign the con-
tract for the Queens marriage with Prince
| Ferdinand Of SAKE Cobourgc. The coun.
try was tranquil, and trade and agriculture
were in prosperous condition.
| The Gazette de France announces that tri-
bunals OF censorship had been organized IN all
| the towns and cities in which there is thea
tire, or in which designs or caricatures are Or
| can be executed.
| Dates from Bayonne are to the Goth of Sep
tember, but there Is no intelligence except
| rumor Of a severe engagement on the 2Olh.
| The Cholera having entirely disappeared
! from Nice and its ncighborhood for many
days, the Gordon sanitairc which, had been es-
tabshed on the other side of the Var was
taken off on the 25lh of September.
II Caillet, another of the prisoners who es.
capped from st. Pclagie, has been arrested on
the road to Belgium and brought to Paris.
! The Gazette du Lyonndts states that king
Louis Philippe had been hanged in effigy in
that city, during the night. The perpctrator
| had not been discovered
The pacha Of ]'ripol, governing in the
name of the Grand Seignor, has proclaimed a
blockade Of all the ports in that regency, ex-
! cept those of Tripol, Bengasi, and Derne,
! and that Turkish squadron would shortly
arrive on the coast to enforce the blockade.
! The new captains general appointed in
/ Spain, are Nina for Catalonia, Palafox for
Arragon, Espinosa for Andalusia, and Qui-
roga for Grenada.
! We see nothing further of interes. in tho
extracts from these papers.
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