Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1836-11-17
FOREIGN NEWS.
FROM ENGLAND.

FROM ENGLAND. .....
~ The packet ship Virguian, at New York
has furnished dates from Liverpool to the 9Th
and from London 10 the 9TH October.
II The difficulties between France an,
Switzerland had assumed a less pacific as
pect, and threatened a rupture. All diplo
matte relations between the two countre,
had been suspended.
I The Journal des Debais had announced tht
re.appointmcnt of W. Pageot as Charge de.
| .4Gaires at Washington.
! England and Belgium are said to have Of
/ fered their mediation between France anC
! Switzerland.
I Advices from Madrid are to the 28th Sep.
tembcr. The news oft the victory gained by
Brig. Gen. Alaix over the Carists under
Gomez, Cabrera, Ell Serrador, and Other
chiefs, is fully confirmed. The Carlsts los,
1900 prisoners. The pursuit of the flying
Carlists resulted, in the course Of the next
four or five days, in the capture of s or 60C
more prisoners, and the total dispersion of the
small parties into which the Car!ist forces had
broken up.
Il The government had issued decree, con.
fiscating the temporal possessions of all priests
who have absented themselves from the king
dom, without permission obtained since
December, 1885.
Don Carlos has soemnly decreed the re-
establishment Of the Inquisition.
News reached Madrid on the 9th Sep
tember, that Gen. Rodil had gained some
important successes over the Carlsts. Par
ticulars not received. ..
Two columns Of the London Morning
Chronicle Of the 9Th Of October, arc occupied
in giving an account of the funeral of Madame
Malibran.
The papers furnished by this arrival, are
singularly destitute Of any important intel
lIgence from the great political theatres of
Europe.
LATEST FROM FRANCE.
By the packet ship Silvie de Grassc, at
New York, French papers are received to-
Oct. IIth.
Among the passengers are N. Pageot, and
family, Charge de Affares, to the United
States, temporarily entrusted with the en-
bassy until the arrival, Of M. Pontois, the
newly appointed Minister.
The Swiss Charge de Affaires had rcceiv-
cd orders to quit the Capital immediately
He had accordingly demanded his passports.
It's said that France and England are a
bout to reinforce their squadron in the Ta-
gus, each 10 the number of chips of the
line.
The difficulties between France and Swit.
Zeriand continue to wear q serious aspect,
and the French Government it is said have
gwen orders to permit their subjects in Swift
zerland to return without the formality of
having their passports examined. The in
tervention of foreign power il spoken of in
case the difficulties cannot be otherwise cd.
justed.
Louis PHILIPPE it is said intends shortly TO
set at liberty more than GO persons condemn
ed for political crimes. II
M. Mimot, the French Consul General. has
returned from Egypt with a rich collection Of
antiquities chiefly obtained through the kind
ness Of the Pacha. II
The Cholera at Ancona has declined since
Sept. 23d. Total deaths, 7O2. i
The Portuguese division sent into Spain
has been ordered by the Government at Lis
bon to resume operations. ,.-f H
The seed Of the fine Cotton now cultva-
ted at Algicrs is brought from Syria. Il
The Emperor Of Russia is recovering from
The recent fracture of his collar bone. n
LATER FROM ENGLAND. Il
BY the arrival Of the packet ship West
Minister, Capt. Moore, from London via Ports
mouth, at New York, files of London papers
of the 18th Of October, and Portsmouthto to the !
18th, both inclusive, have been received. II
The King Of England, has yielded his as.
tent to the Provincial Bill Of Canada, incor.
,orating the Canada and Maine Rail Road.
The work, II is expected, will be commence
"a soon after the opening Of the ensuing
pring.
The cholcra had ceased in Italy. s H
Considerable apprehensions are beginning
o be felt in Ireland for the state of the crops.
The royalsts were actively moving against
nc Carllsts IN every quarter where Carlsts!
we're to be found. Alaix was in hot pursuit
u Gomez. Villareal, the Carlist comma nder
n-ch'ef, had retired to the other side of the 1,
ibro. The Portuguese auxiliaries had re-
umed offensive operations against the Car
sts. Madrid was perfectly tranquil on the
tn OF October. Nina was not expected to
i've. .. n
Mr.. Forest was to appear in the Gladiator,
t Drury Lane on the 18th Of October.
CoNsTANTINOPLE, SEPT. 2l.-A circum-
innce has occurred at Smyrna which may
lsturb a little the renewed harmony between
rance and America. On the 18th the A.
'ercan brig Baninn, loaded with Turkish
rodncc for Boston, set sail, and got beyond
ne Castle when she was forcibly boarded by >
French man-of.war's boat. An officer and \
everal men, armed, said they were in search
two dcserters, whom they suspected 10 be 7
y board, and, notwithstanding, that Captain
1glee assured them on his word and honor U
INT there were no such men in his shin. the q
rench commenced strict search, aud not