True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1838-09-22
FIVE LATER FROM EUROPE.

America.
FIvEDAYs LATER FROM EUROPE
The packe, ship Quebec, at New York, brings
London napers to the 7th August, Liverpool tn the
6 h, and Paris TO the 5h. The following summary
is made up from the various New York Journals:
The packet ship Orpheus, Bursley, from New
York July 10th, arrived al Liverpool" on the h,
aud her news is published in second edition vt
the London Times of the 7,h, ropi d from the Lv-
erpoo Albion of the previous day. 1t was reeeiv.
ed in London bv express.
In the House of Lords, Aug 81, the Irish 1.-THE
being called up, Lord Brougham s.r""sly c"n-
demned the proposed gran, 81 900 900 TO- G9OO
O0O,) on account of the arrears of uhes, declaring
that it was violation of gous libery to make
all sects thus TO contribute to an already endowed
establishment.
A letter from Lucerne states that the Frrnch
government had formerly demanded the expulsion
o. Louis Bunaparie from the SWISS territory.
No fre-h movement has taken place in the Spa
nish war. General Espar,ero, who has the field
against Don Carlos, demands the dismissal OF Two
of the Ministry, which had not been complied with
at The latest dates.
certain M Chatas has been arrested at Paris
charged with the manufacture of documents put
porting to be dispatches OF ambassadors and other
diplomatic agents of the Fench government,
which he sold at high prices to cernin dlpl"maiss,
the representatives. of foreign cnnrts in PARIS.
The Dutch Minister was implicated in pushing
on this netarious bushes of abstractng The doe
uments from the Minister of foreign affairs, and
he was ordered to quit Paris within % hours.
A letter from Alexandria, published in the
Courier Francais, states, that with the exception
OF some mortars and hownzcrs, all the artillery
shipped on board the Egyptian squadron had beef
relandfd, and (confrmaory of our previous &C
counts) ascribes the pacific attitude resumed by
Mehemet Ali to the remonslrances and the in
nj fbn tiya nE RI
France and Austria,
Lansentabie and mysterious death Of an american
observation-disclosures night, at O'Clock, an inques
held at the Newcastle Coffee House, ST Mary
at-Hill, Blllingsgate, before Mr. Payne, on view
of the body OF William Bnake, ESQ.,, an Ame rican
II erchant, who was found drownedi in the Thames,
of Bilingsgate, on Thursday morning last, with
such severe marks Of violence on his person as to
lead to strong suspicion that he had come TO his
death by unfair means. The deceased belonged
to the house of Hart & Co . a wealthy firm of New
Yotk.-London Morning Chronicle, .4ug.4
Slean, Packet Ships to New York.-Th's impor-
tant subject perceive, was preached in the
Commons, Aug. l.
In answer to question from Mr.. Wallace,
whether any proposal had been made for making
Plymouth or Portsmouth the steam packet station
instead of Falmouth, Mr.. c. Wood stated, that sin
consequence of the hour when the mails from
London arrived at those places, it not consid-
eTeu duVlSdhi6 10 duOpt tne Suggestion II
Hon. mem Der also stated shat it was the business
of the post office department, to say whether au-
vanlag would be taken of steam communication
with New York for carrying lsters.'
In answer TO a question from Mr.. Hume, Mr.
Rice said that "a an was about to be carried lu"
effect, under which office would be established
for the registration Of letters; mi it would be llIl
possible undertake the responsibility Of sums
of nancy contained IN letters Of which the post
nffice could not be cognIzan."
Sir J. Hobhuuss, in answer To Lord w Bentnck,
stated that "the recommendation OF the cnmml :
tee which had sal upon the subject OF steam ntvl-
uaton to India had been, that the experiments
should be made TO Bombay, but no, to the "he'
lwu presidencies. 1t was his opinion, however,
at the time, and he sill retained the same opinion,
that whenever the opportunity ss-vea, the ex erl
ment should not only be extended to Bombay, but
also Madras and Calcutta
v still think that bo'h governments must
the aid of these steam shlpsb by giving them lib
eral contracts 10 carry the mail.
The French Consul al Warsaw, driving in an
ennipage Pulonnalse, was run against by bearr.
ed Russian General, when the French cOacnman
gave the Cossack driver n severe cut OF the horse.
whip over the tace. The Russian General com.-
planned, and the Consul Immediately threw him.
self upon his reserved rights, uniured the Ificotor,
and la, ed its cock aues on his domestlcs, winch
had The desired fleet.
from Captain U'Urvaue had been received, dated
Island OF Conception. Chill, April 10, ~lere the
Astrolabe and Zelte had safely arrived. Alter
being month shuI upln the straits at Magellan,
he lell Jan g. and in alude "a, a few days after,
| came To solid barrier OF Ice im 24O miles, nrti
the New Oskneys. In the beg inning oi f. brnar>
| the two vessels i,emmcd in So completely,
that The commander almost despaired Of exl'icn
ing them. On Feb. 8 he 90. clear with an E L
wind, and sailed 300 miles along the barrier,
when seeing that II stretched towards the Saudi
wlch Islands north, and without any opening, he
was induced by these circumstances, and the
breaking uui Of the scuivv during SO nays severe
navigation in the Ice, To proceed March TO the
cuast ni hli.
| Remains of Napoleon. Maritime Project oil
Che burg has received ord RS hasten the armu-
MT nj of the iligatr the RENE Blanche, which II is
believed al Cherb"urg Is destined 10 proceed 10 81
Helena TO receive on board the remains OF Napo-
leon
First departure ofa Steam Tessel for 81 Petersburg
Ga the Isl oi August steam Snip Sirius, IT,
cent y tradIng between London and New York :,
sal!e'l tron East lane stairs, Bermondsey, Tor ST.
Petersburg .-rhisis the first Steam sap that has
left the Thames for the Russian capital. Sh&had
a number OF passengers-prlncipally merchants
LONDON, Aus. 4.
Ii appears that some uneasiness had been expressed
by the Commercial community Of France with refer
ence to the which may be adopted by Mexico
and Buenos Ayres on the occasion OF blockade Of
tteir COASTS Apprehensions were especially enter
tanned lest letters OF narque and reprsals should be is
sued is well understood The effect would be, that
swarms of privateers would speedily be armed and
patchsd from ports in the United States which un-
der of the Mexican flag mig the most Sc
rious damage TO French commerce
will be remembered, that the President of Mexico
had been armed with full power by the Legislature TO
act in whatever way he might Judge expsiien and IN
arising Of French aggression being carried To the
extent of eonliscatng Mexican property and vessels,
at once TO retsliate III, utmost extnt which he
might consider necessary.