True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1837-03-31
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OFFICE OF THE Starr
New York. Marcel, Of In27

VEN DAYS LATER FROM ENGLAND.
BY the packet ship ALBANY. Capt Johnston, we
have our Paris flies to Feb lG;h comprising Lon
don dates to the lIth.
The Albany brings 100000 francs in specie TO
the bank of America, being pa,t of the French
indemnity money.
The state of the money mark ct in LONDON and
Paris, was much the same the dates of pre-
v'ous adviccs. Cotton at Liverpool tending down
ward.
MIR Auhrv F"mcaul', responsible editor of the
Gazette de France, has been scntcnc, Il iu three
months imprisonment and 1900 francs, for statH q
among other things, that the young Duke ef Bor-
dra'iz was entitled to the crown of France.
There are ruInors OF some Importance, if true,
of the unsettled STATE Of feeling in the army TO-
wards the dynasty If Louis Philippe. Tie Mar
shall Count Ciousel, an old favurilc of Nu,o,oou,
and who II Will lie remembered was amnHg the
B'nepnrtist rxcs 10 tins country, has been re-
moved from the command of Governor General Of
North Africa, and Gen Count Damremont, one
OF the Duchess Of Bcrri's generals in Brittany.
substituted which las occas!oEel, i! is said, great
dissatisfaction.
1t is nverrcd that AIarshals soul,, Gerard and
Meor, have written to Marshal Clausel, expires.
sive of their Misrepresentation Of this step by the GO
vernmrnt. If so, here the elements of anu,
Their 1foIS Jour; perhaps, and the seeds Of q new
dynasty. The change having once begun from
the old Bourbon stock, there is no argument why
of his nobility, are not good as the house of Or
leans. Al least they have infinitely more power
ui claims on the country, and on the army and
people, who belong TO the most glorious period OF
French history, that of the empire
The nprrehen>ions of Louis Philippe respecting
the uniricndly feelings IF the army towards Kim
is the cause probably why the great expedition to
Constantine, whose preparation for week past has
been the ahsorbng theme in France, is now. to
the establishment Of every body, cnun,crmanded.
The royal palace q" Naples was wholly or in
part destroyed, Feb 9th.
The total number Of vessels in the French Ma
w. is 446.
Several heavy houses have failed in France
Mcssrs Etrcnne Il Long, of Isaiony, for 5IJH 500
francs; and Mcssfs Edm,n J., Richard & Liun4t!,
estate agents at Annony, two mrIlions francs
Bar II fasqnieT, President of the Chamber Of
Peers, has been severely i'll with The gfiDye
The affair of the Wien is still! uader cousiGc:a-
tio1. Mir de Baran'e, the French Ambus a Tor al
Petersburg, is directed 10 remain there unit! it is
sisp"sed OF, that he may give correct account Of
it 10 his government.
Lord John Russell has explained 10 the House
OF Commons his ProJecl of DOR laws tnr Ireland.
Its operation is to be similar to those of England
r4obcrt Peel, Lord Stanley, and Mr. U'Conncll,
for once, all promised To cD-operat,.
The Hortllity in Edinhurg for Jan 1897. has
been fig"'iui- 1913 more dca,As than the same
moEih OF 1896.
LoTH Join huSScii IhS also introduced into
the ti"nse oil Commons with great applause the
subject OF reform OF the Irish corporations.
VERY LATE FROM BERMUDA.
BY the brig Eliza from Bermuda, we have files
OF the Royal Gazette, to the 9TH Of March in,lu-
sive
The Eliza brought number of PASSENGERS. who
were on board the tnchanrress, lost off Bermuda
THESE enIigrans were in great distress on their
arrival at that place, and prompt measures were
taken for their relief Sir Stephen Chapman, tie
governor OF the island, advanced from his privy
purse sum suifcicn, TO carry them 10 their place
of destination.
The imports at Bermuda in the year endirr
January 5ih, 1887, To the valne Of .CIJ5,5G6
sterling; of which G6o,I92 We're from Great Bri
tain, and G37,I37 tlom rhciJnit ID Sta es
The exports were only e. 1862, Of which ETA
SCI were 10 Great Britain, and e., $3.50 to the Uni
ted S,ases.
OF vessels entered 10 were from Grcat Bi,ain,
62 from British colonies, and 40 fom the United
States OF vessels sailed Q Er Great Britain, CO
for British colonies and a, FIR the uniteI Srntes.
On Sunday the 5lh, Bermuda was v, i d wi
terrific gale, which, ls sa d, surpassed any thing
OF The KIND ever seen in the lower islands, The |
OILS were blown from many houses, and @ 'eral
small craft were sunk. This brig Walsinyi,am
was ready for sea-sl,e was driven from her an
chornge upon n small island and hc came peri, CT
wreck. The London packet lost her torcmas,, and
was otherwise injured.