The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1836-09-14
NEW.YORK, SEPT. z.
LATEST FROM FRANCE.

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LATEST FROM FRANCE. !.
BY the packet ship -Sully, from Havre,
whence she sailed on the Sd Of, August,
we have received Havre papers off the I'd,
and Paris Of LIST ult.
The Havre paper Of the I'd, contains
the death Of Mr.. N. Rothschild, late the
head of the great banking house, London.
Mr.. r. died at Frankfort. Our papers
contain very little news that has not been
anticipated by the late arrivals from
England.
The Steele states, "An order has been
sent to Toulon for the l1s Arab prisoners
taken by Gen. Bugeand, to be transport
ed to Paris Immediately, and it is assert
ed that the government intends they
should be made acquainted with the state
Of civilization in France, and then sent
back to their own country after remaining
year or two in Paris"
Ii is said Madame Murat, the widow
of Joachim, quondam King Of Naples, has
obtained permission from the Government
to come to France. Nevertheless, it is
added, that she is not to use this privilege
ill after the departure Of the present
King of Naples, from which it is to be
inferred that it will not be long before
this Prince comes to Paris. - Bon Sens.
Commander Pellion, whose mission to
the frontier we have already announced,
arrived at Bayonne on the 23d inst. and
set out the day following for Pau, where
the depot Of the Foreign Legion is sta
toned.
A letter of the 23d inst, from the head
quarters of Don Carlos at Villafranca,
after giving some details Of the move.
ments of the Carlists, which are already
known, adds -" Official accounts from
ST. Sebastian announce that Lord John
Hay, who had returned to that port from
inspecting the coast of, Galieia, brought
positive intelligence that Gen. Gomez
entered Orense on the 10Th. At this mo-
ment rumour is spread of news having
been communicated by an English cap
tain, that Gomez, with the Carlists under
his command, has entered St. .acxues de
Compostella, the capial Of GaIcia."
The Russian corvette America has en-
tered the road Of Copenhagen, on its re.
turn from Kamschatha, having eircumna.
viga,cd the globe and been absent two
years.
The Swabian Mercury givesthe follow
ing under the date Of fConstantinope, June
30 =" The new Rcis Efiend has been
visited by all the Foreign Ministers and
Consuls. Nevertheless. the residents at
Pera begin to think that Lord Ponsonby
will be recalled. This idea is said to
have originated from The house of the
English Consul, Mr.. Cartwright. 1t is
clear that his lordship has, by his zeal in
the late negotiations, by no means pro.
NOTED the interests ofhis country, and has
alienated from himself tine good will OF
his colleagues. During the differences
with the late Reis Efendi, Lord Ponson.
by would not ask for firman for the
Barham, which arrived in the Dardanel.
les from Malta. and the officers and dis
patches were brought by the Austrian
steam vessel, the Maria Dorotlea. The
English frigate, Voltage, which Lord
Ponsenby had reserved at his disposal
went out to the Barham with his lord
ships dispatches. 1t was soon after
ascertained that Admiral Rowley had
sailed from Malta for the Levant, with
his squadron. Lord Ponsonby seems to
have turned this movement to advantage
in his late remonstrances. Two battalions
Of regular troops have marched for the
Dardanclles to supply the place of those
that have embarked with the Captain
Pacha.
The Emperor Of Russia was expected
at Odessa in August, where there was
to be an encampmcnt Of 10000 men.