Constantine republican. [volume] (Constantine, Mich.) 1836-1838, 1836-10-26
LATER FROM ENGLAND AND FRANCE.

LATER FROM ENGLAND AND FRANCE
The packet ship ENGLAND, Capt. WAITE,
arrived on Saturday from Liverpool, and the
CHARLEMAGNE, Capt. RICHARDS, yesterday
from Hayre. We have received by these
vessels accounts from London to the I'd,
and Liverpool to the Sd ultimo, and from
Paris and Havre to the 3lst OF the preced-
ing month.
The increased rate of interest demanded
by the Bank of England appears to have
excited considerable attention, and strange
indeed are the speculatons made in Lon
don on the causes Of this occurrence. II
does not appear to have occurred to any
one, that the high price which circumstan-
ces here justify us in paying for the use of
money, has also had an effect on the price
in England--and yet this is evidently the
principal, if not the only cause but thus it
always will be, when people attempt to re.
gulate by fixed rules, the value of any ar.
tcle of general application.
The largest fire that there has been in
London for thirty years, broke out on the
30th of August on the Southwark side of
London Bridge, the loss estimated at f400,
600 sterling.
The French Cabinet is not re.organized.
and the Partisan Journals are full of dis
cussions on the subject. The cause of the
dissolution of the last, is admitted to be the
question of French Intervention in the af.
fairs Of Spain.
The indirect assistance of England af-
forded to the constitutional cause in that
country does not appear to have been pro-
ductive Of much good and it is probable
the whole of the British legion has ere now
returned. We give the latest accounts
from Madrid. All Spain except the basque
Provinces and Navarro appear to have pro.
claimed the Constitution of lSl2.-Cour.
and Eng.
FRANCE.
London, Sept. 2, 1836.-We have re-
ceived the Paris papers of Wednesday, and
accounts from Madrid Of the date of the
23d ult.
From the contents of the former it does
not appear that any Ministerial appointment
has yet been made by the King of the
French. M. Duchatel, M. Guizot, M.
interviews with his Majesty, but it seems to
be matter of very great difficulty to make
arrangement which shall include all the
above mentioned individuals in one Cabinet.
AS for NJ. Theirs it is said, that he intends
to quit France for Germany, or for Italy,
unless Louis PHILIPPE speedily decides to re-
call him to power.
The Garde National of Marseilles ofthe
Goth ult. contains the following -" Our
news from Tangiers is of the 18th inst
M. dc la Rue has succeeded in his mission
to the Emperor of Morocco, and has obtain
ed from him all the compensation and
guarantees that can be expected. M. dc
Ia Rue hopes tina. the best results will ac-
crue to the relations of the two countries
from his interview with the Emperor. We
know that several French subjects have al
ready, since that time, experienced the
friendly disposition of the government of
Morocco. NJ. de la Rue was expected at
Tanguera on the 18th or 10th, to embark
on board the Sullren."
SPAIN.
The Sentinel dcs PyremeS of the Goth
ult., gives the following. is stated that
General Cordoya arrived last night at Jean.
Pied-de- Port. He was escorted to the
frontier by 60 horsemen, and at the fort of
Valcarlor was received with cries Of Death
to the traitor' His Aide-de-camp, NJ.
Castillo, went yesterday in chaise to re.
join him. 1t is not known whether Cor
dova will 60 to Bayonne or reoin his sister
at the waters of Bagneres."
Extract of letter of recent date from
Barcelona 1.-THE ultra party has succeed.
ed in establishing a reign Of terror. Far
| from being satisfied with their first success,
| their exactions only increase. They insist
upon having the entire Government in their
hands, and demand that all the public func.
tionaries shall be changed, beginning with
General Alvama. General Nina is hence
forth without either power or influence, and
his i'll health has induced him to resign his
offices. There are 5000 Carlists under
arms in the environs of Tarragona, which
town has just escaped from the plumber
which it had been promised by some chiefs
to be subjected to by the modified National
Guards of Tortosa. On the Oath, Esper.
ANA had assembled 1000 men under the
guns of Valencia. General Notes and
Soria, and Brigadier Amor have resigned
their commands. The battalion which
broke the windows of the French Consul
at Valencia, has been confined to its bar.
racks for two days."
A letter to the Goth ult. from Bayonne,
says" M. dc Torcne has, it is said, arriv-
ed at Santander, whence he will probably
proceed to England or France, and wait
till the present storm has blown over. The
command of the army had devolved upon
Espartero, but the position of the General,
who has defeated Gomez five or six times
within the last fortnight, il his bulletins tell
truth, is at present unknown. 1t is, how.
ever, certain that the Carlists are routed"