South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1836-08-27
.Enretg,t Netna.
From the New York Gazette, Aug.
Tsry late from Europe.

From the New York Gazette, Aug. ia
Very late from Europe.
The fast sailing packet ship N,n
Jersey, Captain Barstow, arrived N
this city this morning from Liverpool
having left that port on the 20lh uh'n
| We are indebted to Messrs. Toplia,p
for files of English papers, from which
we are able te CLEAN the following item,
| Of intelligence:
The Sultan Of Turkey, 10 conse.
ouence of the representations Of tha
| English Ambassador in the affair d
Mr.. Churchill, has dismissed the REFS
Efendi--and thus removed all appre. |
hepsion Of difficulty between Great
| Britain and Turkey.
The third reading ofthe established
Church Bill was TO come on in thu |
House of Commons on the nigh. OF the
18Th uIt., when two important amend.
ments were to be moved, and il was
thought the bill would pass.
| A tremendous storm, attended with
hail, thunder and lightning, passed O.
yer the eastern part Of England on the
12tb ult., doing immense damage TO
! property.--Hail stones fell ofimmense
size, destroying many thousand acres
Of grain, green houses young trees re-
ceived much injury, and many bird.
were killed. Some Of the hail stones
| measured S inches in circumference,
Several persons were killed by the
lightning.
The news from Paris is unimportant
Another official notice had appeared
in the Moni.eur, forbidding the trans.
mission Of military stores into Spain.
Great preparations are making fol
the celebration Of the "three dayAIl
The King has signifed biz determinll
ton to be present, notwithstanding the
| remonstrances Of his ministers.
Alibeau, who attempted to assassinas|
Louis Philippe, was executed on AQ
Guillotine on the 18th OF July. h
bore his fate with much firmness. Hi
last words are reported to have besl
as follows: ri die for the Republic.
| repeat that had no accomplices. on
as pure as Brutus and Sanet, and like
them wished for the liberty Of my coun'
try"
Much excitement was caused in Far!
is, by trial and conviction ofthe Editor
! of the Gazette de France, who wa'l
sentenced TO E months imprisonment
| and fine Of 1000 francs for publish
ing an Objectionable article, or, as sn'I
Gazette says, for defending aprincipla
Numerically opposed to thatfor which
on the morning Of the same day ALI
beau suffered death. This editor main
tanned that the celebration Of the annf1
| veraary Of the Revolution ofJuly, VII
60. 90. Of deep iiypocrisy-an atfasY
upon the good sense of the public, ane
a provocation 10 moral anarchy, which
supports anarchy de facto."
King Louis Philippe, had at length
consented to advance King Leopold o.
Belgium, the :e4o, 600 sterling agreed
upon as the marriage portion Of The
Princess Louis of Orleans, now the con-
sor. Of the King of the BeIgians. /
Advices from Spain show that thel
Queens troops have met with some
reverse. On the 11th July, General
Evans at the head Of 5000 troops at
tackled Fontarabis, which was stouily
defended by the CafIists, who numbered
1000. After meeting with partial sas.
cess the British troops were compellsds
to retreat with considerable loss. Sc
veral women were seen during the en-
gagement, fighting braveIy on the sid''
Of the Carlists. The account from
the Austrians were on the whole UNI
favorable to the cause of the Queen.
Advices from Athens state thas
Greece is more tranquil, and the gov
eminent has issued an amnesty to sucn
persons as took part in the disturbau'
ces of Arcarnania.
The cholera has again made its ap' I
pearance in Austrian Lombardy.
A dreadful calamity occurred in 'h'
town of Grosswardien, in Hungary,%Y
the 18th June. A fire broke out in tut
house Of clergyman, which extended
rapidly, and continued burning for Y
days, destroying 1900 houses, fouI|
churches, and many public edillces, a1
we'll as the fortress of the town.