Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-05-17
NO. 2os.
From our Evening Editien.l
Later from France.

Inc packet snip silvie de Grasse Capt. Wiederholdt
| on the 2lst of April 80 s''
Inc most important item Of news which we discover
IS the defeat OF the Russians on large scale, by The
| CircassiaHs. - 80
The Carsl chief Negr who with 6ooo me, advance,
to within few leagues Of Madrid, had made a retro.
gade movement. Iriarte watching him.
Our correspondent at Calais says Gallignani,s Ma.
senger, writes that, Monday afternoon about fsnr
o'clock, Norwegian three -rnasted merchantmen ,bs
Julia, Capt. Markusen bound to Nantes with a cargo
OF timber was wrecked on the about three leagues
to the east OF Calais The vessel to pieces and
the crew attempted reach the shore on the broken
fragments. The captain and his succeeded. bur
the rest amounting to nine men, failed and were
drowned. The sea ran 50 high that il utterly i'm
possible for any boat go their assistance
IN giving of the proceedings Of the Slave
ny Committee Of the Chamber of Deputies The Quoti
dienne says
M. Berryer has convinced the majority that before
population of slaves enfranchsed it ought TO be
civilized and that the only of civzing race of
Is TO lntrust them to the care and instruction
OF the Ministers Of Ged. The mission of the catholic
clergy is naturally pointed out and NJ Berryer has in
sisted on me advantage OF religious congregation
which would devote itself to this aborous task The
committee with the exception of M. lsambert acknowl
edged all the difficulties presented by the present con-
di'on OF the slaves as opposed the glorious rennis-
cences OF the old French missions, and M Guzot
Jealous protestant as he u.s. repealed the idea of evan
gellcal mission suggested by M. Isambert The
committee did stop hereit knovedged with the
concurrence also OF M Berger that before liberty was
families, and that in order give to the ceremony az
marriage all the solemny required it ought 10 be pro-
posed that the registers of the marriages. births and
deaths of the blacks should be placed in the hands of
Catholic missionaries emily"
IL is mentioned in the Augsburgh Gazette that the
hing OF Naples had pardoned all the individuals
concerned in the late troubles of the Island of ST.
cily
HAvRE, April 20-It is announced in the Hayre Jour
nal of this date that the steamboat Phenx a,n
regular packet leave that port for London on the
ct heir har frat L.
Gently fitted up.
Marshal Sost has been appointed Ambassador Elk
traorsnary atLondon the Of the coronation
oil Queen Victoria. The coronation of the E,uneror oc
Austria, at Milan which is also about to take pace al;
vldes public attention with the English soemnitv Ar
Milan France is TO be represented by the Marquis de
Saint Auaire.
We do believe that New York or pb;lad.Inl;.
ever exhibited greater scramble fo- bank shares even
when these were most sought after than the said nhab
tants OF Vienna, have appears by the following ex-
tract shewn for shares in railroad about to be con-
structed from that city.
Vienna letter gives the following description of
scene which took place herea few ago. on the OPEN
ing OF the subscription for railroad from that capital to
The magistrates having found the Offices at first
appointed too small Prince granted the
use oil his palace for this purposes still the pressure of
the crowd which estimated 30 600 M least was
so great that doors forced in walls scaled limbs
broken, and even blood she'd The efforts Of a battalion
OF grenaders detachment of light horse, and 200 pc
nee oiiicers, were insufficient keep back the crowd
and with the flats OF their swords produced no effect
Several OF the military were also hurt"
Extract OF letter from Naples of the 3lst ult;-A
threeasted vessel was launched few DAYS ago nj Sor
reno The captain and crew, with the owner vert on
board m the evening conduct the vessel TO where she
was to be rugged and fitted for sea- hurricane how.
ever came on in the night and il is believed drove her
out to sea- Tor she has sHce been heard Of We are
under the greatest for those who were in her
as she had not taken in any ballast and was totally with
out provisions.
DEfEAr OF THE RUSSIANS BY THE CIRcAssIAss-
We extract the following fem the Sernaphore of Mar
seuies OF the ith inst" We have received letter Of
gained complete vItrvry - ra., ~>L;.h -. -
sroyed all the works raised by the beseigers
shore have been levelled the earth. Thousands Of
Russians who have escaped from the carnage have ia
ken refuge la Erzeroum. This has given rise
pert that they had taken fsrcibe possession Of the
town."
TURKEY AND EGYPT.-A report is current that a for
midahle expedition against Egypt is in contemplation
and that the Sultan, with the Sandiak Sherdf, will
place himself AT the head OF il. IL is added that
Khosrew pacha will represent the Sultan during his alb
sence and that Hail Pacha will accompany his father
in.aw
A letter from Salonca dated March 2Gth that
three pirate boats had recently been captured above the
Devils Islands by Turkish brig which had been in
chase Of them for upwards OF eight days She caught
only FIVE six Of the wen, all Of whom hung
voo.