The Northern star, and constitutionalist. [volume] (Warren, R.I.) 1834-1837, 1835-02-21
EOREIGN N.
LATE FROM ENGLAND.

LATE FROM ENGLAND.
by the uyiral at New York oethe packet ship
England, Liverpool dates down to the 10th Of Jan
sary, inclusive, have been received. We copy
from the New York Commercial Advertiser the
following summary Of European intelligence.
PnrsIpKyr's MESSAGE. This docu-
ment was received at Liverpool on the
9Th, by the packet ship Independence,
Capt. Nys, from New York, and is pub.
lishsd in the Liverpool Chronicle of the
a0th, with the following introduction
"PRESlDENT'S MESSAGE--WAR
WITH FRANCE.
"We have only room loft to call atten-
t;ou to the American Presidents Mess
.rs--at lsast to that part Of it threatening
10 no 70 war with France. The message
arrived last night by the packet ship la
dependence, Capt. Nye.
Dur Paris dates are to the 7th. We
do aot find any mention Of tho receipt Of
the MessaEe in that capital.
ENGLAND.
The city Of London has returned Mes-
ara. Aldermen Wood, Pattison, Grote
nns Crawford, as ultr~-relormers-un a.
vent, (says tho Morning Post, which
has the effect OF depressing our domestic
Securities to the extent oil Id to SO per
cant on yesterdays quotations., a circuin-
n..cs from which it may be- reasonably
;ffsrred that the return TO parliament oi
1hs four ultrn-relormers, is viewed by the
,~or. a.,ber minded and enlightened Of the
commercial classes with very lit! le salts
factisn.
In ireland, the Conservatives, it is be-
G.ved. would be generally successful
SrConxell's nomination had, in most in
.,.nees. but poor prospects of success
srh. Ebevator's own prospects arc salt
>. \. ON the wane. His election Tor Dut
In was deemed more than doubtful, ant
accounts from Tralee state that the grea
.u;tstor, finding tho retura of his Sc,
Maurice q hopeless case, II about hmscl
Al st.c for the borough. Misfortune new
or fell upon his touse till now.
Lord ssn6on (Tory) and Mr.. Ewar
(RefL Lrmsr) were returned BY small
nA.iority for Liverpool.
At Lloyd's, accounts have been receiv'
I'D aunoancing tho loss oftho Dutch steam
boa, Pyl.dss, bound from Rotterdam to
Batavia. having a valuable cargo oil
hoard. said to have been worth f3e 900
I, 10 ..,d she was insured in England fol
ea7 .OOO.-the crew were saved.
FRANCE.
The cholera has iappeared at Marseil
las. who're l5 cases havo occurred, aud
Of them bcon fatal.
Paru. jan 5.-The receipts ofthe Gus
tom-House at Havre, amounted to 20,.
866. .o40 francs, which Is S,060. 900 less
than in 1898.
II sesms that all the foreign troops il
the Portuguese service are 20 discharged
Tho cholera is stationary at Nlnrseil
lea. and does not spread in tho rapid ant
dreadful manner that is usual in its visi
tations.
Brvssels, Jan. Sit has bscn observed
that tho Duke Of Cumberland, ono Of th'
avowed friends Of the Administration o
SirR Peel, did no, even pay visit t.
,ha King as he passed through Brussels
lis said that the marriage Of his TIVE
elde,, cons with the Princess OF Englant
and Russia, is definitely concluded.
Tho DUTCH Journals contain the deatl
or N de Roelle, Minister Of State ant
P,e,;d.n, of the First Chamber Of thu
States General, who died on the Sd, u
Amsterdam, aged 81 years.
GREECE.
Io,,l,;pence from Constantinople, da
,.d Ii,b Doc had arrived at the .logs
Lxrr Guseiis, which shows that the ei
Cr,s Of the Porte to reinforce the army o
R.scsid Pacha had not yet ceased: =
Nins,een squadrons Of light cavalry, nine
ba,,allions Of infantry, and lforty-two pie
cos Of cannon, had left the turkish caPl
taI for Asia Minor, in the course oil The
nreesdmg week. On the other hand l.
brabim Pacha was unremitting IN his ex
sr,ions TO maintain and increase his force
TURKEY.
The Dey Of Algicrs, who had for some
time lived in retirement nt Alexandria
died suddenly in that city on the 3O'h o
Oc,ober last. Ills still immense wealth
vh;cb il seems reverts IL his kind host
kIehemet Ali, had suggested some illna
tured surmises, respecting the nature o
,he rpaludy which terminated SO fatally