The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1837-11-08
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From the Nep York Daily Ns,o

From the New York Daily Neps.
Liverpool papers to the 10th, and Lon
don to the 9Th ult. were received by the
packet ship Virginia, Capt. Harris. Affairs
on the continent were in much the same
state as at the date of our last advices,
the Carlists rather getting the worst of bad
bargain.
ENGLAND.-Queen Victoria was on 4
visit to Brighton, and the town was over
flowing with festivities. She was to par
take of the London civic dinner at Guild
hall on the 9th inst. The new coin, bear
ing the effigy of the queen, is about being
issued, and is said to be very beautiful.
Captain Sir Edward Parry, the arctic nav
igator, has been appointed comptroller of
steam machinery aud of the packet service.
The foundation stone of a monument TO
Sir Walter Scott was laid, with great cere-
mony, at Glasgow, on the I'd of October,
by the Lord Provost. The Terror, Capt.
Backs ship, was beached on the 4sh ult.,
when it was ascertaned that the whole of
her keel, from the ien-foot mark, was gone !;
and that she ever reached port was IA mat
ter of surprise. Business Of every kind was
rather dn!l, with prospects of reviving soon.
The crops had turned out we'll, particularly
potatoes.
FRANcK.-the Chamber Of Deputies was
dissolved on the 4th Oct, and an orden-
nance issued fixing the elections for the
4th inst, and convoking both Chambers on
the 18th Dec. Fifty new peers have been
created, among whom are Bignon, Dupin,
Perer, &c. The grand review mt Com
piegne was brought to close on the ID ult.,
and the Duke of Orleans returned to Paris.
An expedition has sailed from Toulon for
the purpose Of exploring the antarctic re-
gions; and to proceed, if possible, beyond
the limits of Cook and other navigators.
The Cholera was spreading in the South Of
France.
SPAIN.-A change of Ministers has ta-
ken place, in consequence of the Cortes de-
claring, by vote of 81 to 81, that the pres
ence of NJ. Pho Pita PIzarro in the Cabinet,
was highly dangerous to the public veal.
which Mr.. Pizarro deemed rather too per-
sOnal, and threw up his commission. The
Carlisis are in a bad way: at least four
hundred fell in the streets of Valladold du
tUc dtthCh, tuC iS-
took considerable quantity of artillery, a
thousand quintals of powder, and all the
booty tina, the Carists had collected in the
place. On the 25th ult. Don Carlos was
in the vicinity of Arana de Duero he mar
rowly escaped death from the mutiny of
his troops in the mountains of Guadalaxara
on the 2Ist. The party in favor of the
Constitution of 1887 has prevailed i'm the
elections at Madrid.
PORTUGAL the 10Th, the Queen of
Portugal presented her subjects with a
liking that shall be"-if he don't turn
out too wise, and die before his time.
The Charterists are cup a stump
Saldanha and Terceira having been de-
feated near Douro, and surrendered on
the Goth. The Queen, King and Prince
are all in good health, though the two for
mer are very much distressed at the unex-
pected overthrow of all their hopes for the
restoration Of the Charter. His young
Highness, we presume, don't give himself
much uneasiness about it, caring more for
pap than patriotism.
TURKEY,-The Sultan has exiled his late
Minister, Pertef Pasha. and confined a
couple Of other state officers, whom he de-
tec,ed in making rather free with his +" yeI-
low Jackets" The cholera was dealing
death and destruction in and around Con-
stantinople.