Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1838-05-17
TELEGRAPH.
FROM EUROPE.


have been received.
Hall Pacha, the commander in Chief
of the Turkish forces, has been deprived
Of his command for attempting to dissuade
the Sultan from going TO war with Mahem-
ct Ally of Egypt. approaching rupture
between Turkey and Egypt is looked upon
as inevitable, and the imperial arsenals ex
hibitth greatest degree of activity
FRANCE. The chambers were occupied
in discussing the import duties on foreign
linen and thread. The principle of recp-
.rocity seems now admitted as recognized
by the minister of commerce. The minis
ter Of finance had brought in bill for an
annuity of 100, 900 francs to Mad. Murat,
Countess, Lipona,) not as an indemnify
for the chateau of Neuilly, but as he said,
Ito the surprise of many,) from commisser-
alton for an ex-queen, the near relative Of
Napoleon The Republican journals OPP
pose it, looking at its compromise IN fact
in reference to the property claimed by the
ex-queen, and now i'll possession of the
French King.
The bill for the secret service money,
has been carried by 107 majority.
A case before the Court Of Cessation
creates much interest. 1t is an appeal If
the Attorney General Of that Court, who is
President Dupin, of the Chamber, against
the decision of Court Royal that profess
tants could assemble without the authority
of the local authorities. nj. Dupin made
brilliant speech, and Lord Brougham was
seated near him.
SPAIN. Gen. O'Donnell has captured
the Fort of Vera, but the garrison escaped.
CANADA A deputation from North
America, including the Messrs Stuart,
Moffat, Badgley, and Gillespie, had an in
terview with Lord Glenelg, at the Colon
ial office, April 9th.
BY the packet ship England from Liv-
erpool, London papers to the 18th of April, |
and Liverpool papers to the Goth have been
received at New York.
The coronation was becoming the prin-
cpal topic of discussion. The Queen it
seems has, determined that it shall be con-
Quoted on an economical scale, and with
very considerable curtailment of what the
Chronicle calls "the antquated absurdity
and feudal nonsenses, heretofore exhibited
on such occasions. Among other items of
the pageantry, the appearance Of the mail
whereat the Tory journals are in agonies
exceed that of William the Fourth's coro-
nation, which was about $4,000 pounds
That of George w, cost G25o,O0O.
Money is so plenty that it is literally go
ing a-begging
Advices from Calcutta seem to render it
probable that war will break out with the
Burmese. .Aggressions are committed on
the frontier and all reparation refused
This is matter of great anxiety. The
disastrous war of 1924 cost the East India
Company upwards of sixty millions of dol
lars.
The England has on board $3.50, 600 in
gold. This is a part of the remittance
made by the Bank of England. 1t turns
out as we conjectured at the time, that the
story about the Bank Withholding part Of
the sum which it had undertaken to send
TO America, is not true.
SPAIN The civil war still RACES, with
out any speedy prospect of termination.
A large body of Carlists, 5000 in number,
commanded by the Count de Negri, had
advanced to within few leagues of Mad I
rid. They had entered the town of Alma
den, where are the mines of quicksilver,
and destroyed much property The
Queens party, on the other hand, had
gained some advantages in the North
FRANCE. The Minister of Public
Worship is to be separated from that Of
Justice, and the poet LaMartine is to be
appointed to it.
PoRTUGAL The disturbances in this
kingdom have been broughtto close, and
a new constitution has been formed which |
is sort Of compromise between the con-
stitution of 1920, COPIED from the Spanish
constitution Of 1922 and Don Pedro's
charter of 1926. A general amnesty as
been proclaimed.
The directors of the Great Western |
have invited Lieuts, E. w. Carpenter and
w. r. Lynch Of the U s. Navy to take
passage in that steamer to England on the
18th, and to return in her; and the Navy
Department has granted those gentlemen
leave of absence for purpose of making the
trip.
AS WE EXPECTED. A resolve was
brought forward. few days since, in the
United States Senate, for securing the In
dams forever in the enjoyment Of their
lands West ofthc Mississippi, to which the
administration is now driving them, which