The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1837-12-20
From the New York Daily News.
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From the New York Daily News.
LATE FROM EUROPE.
The packet ship Montreal, Capt. Grifiing
from London via Portsmouth, sailed from
the latter port on the 9th of November, and
brings London papers to the 9th.
The water broke into the Thames tun-
mel again. on the morning ofNovember I'd,
and one of the workmen lost his life. The
others, 20 in number, escaped in time. A
report of the existence Of cholera in Lon
don had created great excitement, and eve-
ry precaution had been taken to prevent
the spread of the disease. Three persons
had died of il, who lived in the vicinity OF
Lime-house dock, where the disease first
appeared IN 1893. Mr.. O'Connell had
written to the National Association of Ire
land, stating that he would meet the asso-
citation at Dublin on the Both of October TO
propose dissolution Of that body, its lon
ger existence being rendered unnecessary
by the reforms effected in the government
of Ireland, and by the confidence reposed
in the Queen and ministry. An English
paper says that Immediately after the disso-
luton of the Irish Association, Mr.. O'C.
will be made privy counsellor. The late
Kings horses were sold at Hampton, on
the 25th the number was 30, and they
brought from 81 guineas to 1850 each.
Marshal Saldanha had arrived in London
with his family, from Lisbon. The munic-
Ipal election at Liverpool resulted in the
choice ofeleven reformers and five conser-
vatves. The ship Geo. " ashington arri-
we'd out on the LIST. There was some dis
cussion in some of the papers on the pros
poets of the suspended American houses.
France was absorbed by the affairs of
onstantne-aItcrnately rejoicing in its
capture, and lamenting the death Of the
gallant general (DamremonD who success
fully led the French army to its conquest.
1t seems he was killed during the assault,
while in the act of repairing to the preach
ing battery. The grand funeral solemnity
was TO take place about the middle Of No
vember, and was to be similar to that per-
formed previous to the intermept of rhe
victims who persisted in the attempt of
Fieschi. Constantine was found amply
stored with grain and other provisions for
a long seige. The Bey had fed, with the
remains of his forces, 10 point several days
journey from Constantine. In his despatch
of the 18th to tie minister of war, Gen.
Nallee (successor of General Damremont)
states the French loss at 81 killed and 494
wounded. Of killed, Is were officers
and of the wounded 3S. A private letter
dated the I7th states the loss at 81 officers
and $50 subaIterns and privates. This
city will become the seat of government for
the province. The colonial authorities will
he established there; IA strong garrison will
occupy the defences of the town, and u
camp will be established in its Vicinity
No other political news of interest.
Spaia.--At Madrid, on The 9th October
the Cortes were discussing the contracts of
the RoihschiIds with the government, for
working the quicksilver mines of Almadeu ::
the opposition wished to annul the contract,
and it was thought they would succeed.
The army of Don Carlos had lost 5000 men
by deseriion, since his attempt upon Ma
drd. Order aud tranquility have been re-
stored at Barcelona. Don Carlos, with The
greater portion Of his army had finally re-
crossed the Ebro, and was marching in the
direction of Biscay, having effected his pas
sage just in time TO escape Gen. Lorenzo,
who was in hot pursuit. About 5000 of
the Carlists, in wrctched condition, reach
ed Esiella on the 22d, commanded by the
Infant Don Sebastian.
PortugaL-There are accounts from LIS
bon to Oct. "a. The Cortes, in their de-
liberations on the constitution, had agreed
to grant TO the crown the absolute veto, and
the right of dissolving the Chambers. No
change had taken place in the adminsira-
ton.
Hanorer. The King has determined to
abolish the constitution. The states will be
convoked in the form and manner that ex-
listed before the adoption of that instrument
He and his ministers rely upon the sub
mission Of the electoral colleges, while the
friends of the constitution are appealing to
their patriotism. The eyes of all Germany
are fixed upon the issue of this approaching
political crisis.
Haty.-The cholera at Rome had en-
tirely subsided. The number Of victims
was estimated at 10000, of population of
10000, Of whom 10000 at least sought
safety in flight.