Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-10-20
Later from Europe

French capital.
The dissolution of the French Chamber of Depu-
ties was TO take place the LIST Of October.
On the l4th the Cabinet met relative the affairs
of Spain and the chance of Carlos effecnng an en-
trance into Madrid
On the 10th Fiveper cents were 1857 25c; Threes
79E SOC.
The cholera, that dreadful scourge, has abated
Rome.
Cabrea, the Carlist chief has reappeared in the
vicinity of Madrid. Great alarm has been oceasoned
in the Spanish capital.
The Project has discovered a conspiracy which, in
conjunction with Cabrea's movements, is Of import
ance. The design of the consprators was to have
fred the powder magazines of Barbarato have libe
rated 300 Carlis prisoners and have joined the rebel
Several arrests have taken place in consequence. The
principal nstigator has escaped.
On the 10th instant Brigadier Irartc left Pampelu-
ma to attack the Carllsts at Muro. There has been
an engagement in which the Christinos lost l50 men.
The Carsts have been driven beyond Arga.
RAyoNNE Sept l4--Wc learn that the Carlists
who retired TO Toosa after the occupation of Andoan
by ODonnc, had received renforcements, and medl-
lated an attack upon that town. Gen. ODonne, IN
the mean time, determined to maintain his posi-
ton, and to this end was urging forward the works OF
defence.
At the date of the last accounts, Don Carlos, fol-
lowed closely by Orsa, was in the Sierra d'Albarra-
cino, whilst the faction of Cabrera had interposed
itself between Madrid and the army of Espartero,
which occupied the central point between Don Carlos
and the Aragonese band. 1t is said that General Es-
partero has arrived in the neghborhood of Cuenca,
so that ne covers the capital If the 5000 men who
have gone of to Navarro were here to reinforce the
army they could, at the critical moment, decide the
victory. The re-appearance of the Carllsts in the
neghborhood of the capital, has caused the authori
ties to re double their energies and watchulness No
person is allowed TO leave Madrid and the authorities
refuse to give passports.
PoRTUGAL.-The insurgents quilted Alaboca Sept.
I'd, and on the Sd approached within half league of
Santarem, where preparations were made to oppose
their entrance; but they were not inclined to make
the attempt and on the 4th left that immediate velnl
ty. Baron de Bomfm, commander of the Queens
troops, left Santerem on the 9Th, and it announ-
ced by telegraph to the government at Lisbon that
the two armies were near each other.
The king was to have gone to the camp at Com
pegne the 18th ui. 1t was expected that the king
and queen Of the Belgans would be in Paris by that
time from their recent visit to England, and accom-
pany him.
AT Montreux, in Switzerland, on the I'd August
M. Gonzalve d'Hauteville, Officer de pEat Major
Federal, and eldest son of Baron dHauteville of
Hautevlle, was married to Miss Ellen Sears daugh-
ter of the Hon. David Sears, of Boston, America.
Observation-Disclosures description Of militia training,
though exceedingly laughable and groesque
y be called caricature. Militia training only
year-but that is sufficient TO last the twelve
months Had Shakespeare witnessed it. in this land Of
iberty-where officer goes for nothing-he had fur
nished with pretty considerable account that should
have sent future generations laughing their graves.
The militia business which ends comically, begins
seriously enough First the warrant. This is
business requiring much sound policy opthe part ofhose
engaged. They have get the Of all the young
that they As it is necessary that christian
well srname should be expressed in the warrant and
that tie persons served with these dreadful
should be notified in the ward in which they live, and
in that in which they business many
flaw creeps in, for those who would otherwise be vic
tmized, to creep out of.
Upon a warrant being left any house, these flaws
anxiously looked for IL one is discovered the hap
ny fellow snaps his fingers defes the drill and reposes
in safety for anoth year, at least II, however, all is
right-which to him means wrong-then he must per-
force buckle the knapsack fhe get shout
der musket, a raopstck and march, pay fine Of
fourteen dollars.
The Lord help those who get the money-or those,
rather who expected get it These not times tor
young afford expend fourteen dollars in fines
II is much they do to keep square with their
laundresses-and very few speak Of my tai
lor
The consequence Of this compulsory step is determ
nation have all the fun they for being trapped
and trath say, they keep their determination nvio
late.
On the morning Of the first Of the glorious three DAYS
every now and then a nondescript being
half soldier half cvilian-lke lobster half boilcdor
Pat, who jammed by 81. Peter in the gates Of hea
vcn and left dangling half in and half out object TO
behold No of these has any affinity % the others
that we meet-and the natural inference would be that
there legion Of companies. But no ! these in
congruous particles form more homogeneous whole.
They spectacle they form which puts them all
in good humor with each other. for the Of their
service.
One discovers that his neighbours gun has no lock-
anotlers no barrel-anoiher's sock-one has hand
kerchief round his waist for bet--another has bay
onet belt Of the material Their dress is not less
curious hats black and whte-straw, silk and beaver
caps leather and seal sknackets coats pantaloons Of
all colors under heaven, mingled together In the
most admired disorder.
There is thing that few without-it is cigar
80 that if they powder, they will at least pro.
duce plenty Of smoke.
Nov comes the authorised officers drill them
These gentlemen the truly unfortunate in this bust
ess They are ooke ed upon as fair game by all the