Du Buque visitor. [volume] (Dubuque, Lead Mines, Wisconsin Territory) 1836-1837, 1836-08-31

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LATE FROM EUROPE.
Hlgysly important Cessation q in
iercOstrse teftcetn P0ns016y and
ne Porte Protect and renaon-
strangely The Russian and .4us-
trim .4nebassadOys.
BY the arrival at New York Of the
packet ship St James, Capt. Sebor, the
editors Of the Courier and Enqircr have
received London papers to the 3oth Of
June.
Under the head Of Paris, 9th June,
Il Is stated that all intercourse between
Lord Ponsonby and the Porte had ceas-
ed, and the rest Of the diplomatic body,
fnding the affair become serious, had
refused further toiDterfcrc. The Rus
sian and Austrian ambassadors bad for
warded to their respective Courts, and
to London, formal protest and remon-
STRANGE against the conduct Of Lord
sPonsonby in respect to this question,
and stating unequivocally, that they
will consider as declaration of war,
any actof hostility committed against
Turkey by any power Of Europe, and
that they are determined to maintain,
to its fullest extent and meaning, the
integrity Of the Ottoman empire.
The Polar ExpEDITIoN.--Capt
Back sailedon Tuesday se'nnight from
Chatham, in command Of his maiesty's
ship Terror, on his expedition to Wa
ger river, on the Southwest Of Sir Tho
mas Ross Welcome, with crew Of
60 men. His return may either be
expected next November, or the same
month in the next year.
Lrom the London Morning Courier, june 30.
Advices were received in Paris from
Constantinople, Of the 9th inst, stating
thatthe differences between Lord Pom
sonby and the Porte had assumed such
anangry appearances as to lead tothe ces-
sati0n Of all intercourse. The Turk
ish feet, which had passed the Bospho-
rus, was, in consequence Of some vague
fears that the British ships would make
descent upon some pat Of Turkey
recalled.
Lettersfrom Tunisare quoted, which
show the possibility Of collision be-
tween the French and Turkish fleets
in that quarter, "unless that Russia
shall intimate to the Porte the danger
that would attend such an imprudencc
u Encouragement, even thoighun-
dertakcn with numerical superiority
over the French" The Dukes Of Or
leans and Nemours arrived on the 18th
At Roveredo. The Duke Of NcmoursI
had suffered from cold and sore throat.
The Duke Of Orleans on the goth, pro-
ccedcd to Verona, to compliment the
King Of Naples, who had arrived there
with the prince Of Salerno, and who the
same evening returned the visit
Nothing new from SaraEossa or Ma
varre, but great anxiety was felt at|
Madrid for the situation Of affairs inl
Valencia, where the Queens forces are
greatly outnumbcred by the Carlists.
Don Carlos was still at Villafranca.
Upon the subject Of Spain the Min
istcrial Evening Journal contains the
following On the e4thinst. Is Car
list battalions, commanded by Garcia,
attacked Larrasoana with five pieces Of
artillery. a company Of the Foreign
Legion which defended block house.
blew i up after vigorous resistance.
The Viceroy, setting out from Pam
peiuna, turned the enemy's position.
and drove him back upon Buratain, af.
Ter having killed or wounded nearly
400 q his men. The Christmas set
After ~ S'y
The attemptuponthe King'slifec ons|
finues @ cngross, almost to the exclu-
sion 81 III s'sasE. spics, the attention &c
1.-THE French Journalists.
# hen Alibcau was taken into h;s
cSltSt the Conciergcrio, hc aii,,u.e,dl
himself with reading the inscrin{;onal
Fieschi had scratched On the wa!ls d., III.
ring his detantion chez and which had
boens suffered "a siiain 81, Aeconnt
of their nozal i liry. Alibeau soon
bcran IA Snfi1e and said low siIfv
fhiS man made himself! Yet he snd 1 q
shall So down q posteritys You will
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