True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-11-14


he will however, be retained in France till the queso.
OF the jueros be settled, and the insur,econ pleely
suppressed. T.. -
The Swiss people are in ftrnen in consequences
affairs Of Zurich.
The Royal Exchange is to be commenced immediate.
ly and finished i'll three years.
f'rl Durham is to be ambassador extraordinary
to Turkey. ''''"''
:, Mr. do Pontos has been elevated to the French
reerage, and sent ambassador extraordinary to Tur-
key.
throughout the Ottoman empire Of the fine wheas in
particular The price Of grain increasing in the
markets Of the Black STA. The Governmen n, had con-
facted Tor supply &" wheat at Tagonrog, 24l the
The Curds continued to interrupt, the conmuica.
tons between T.ebsond and Taurins, SO that inter-
sequenty arrived from that country and Of course no
purchases were mode in the Turkish Market for it.
Discard on the subject Of armed intervention between
ns rJ,'e ana "a, Mees%e Ali prevailed among the Am
, ku'sls has offered to plsec at the disposal of the
Porte s5ONo men, if lbrahim Pucha marches against
ConsantinOple
Tha Alrxandrs correspondent of the London Morn
ing Chrohlcle, under late of september 26h, says:
The Turkish fleet is still here, and will not be given
Up without struggle. The crews relaxing in the
are most discontinued with their position As res
gard' the latter, The qu-s,n OF interest to them ia
neither Russian Ee ypan but they are no longer
S@,an paa ana gre much worse paid than i" the
con'ersed on the subject, and tn openly express
their indignation at their present position hut their
shPS are dssrmed and under the guns Of the forts aud
In politics every thing awaits the decision If the
Five Powers. If untavorable to Mehe,et Ali lie will
resist unless in lace Of very active ind decided de-
monstration on the part of Europe. fe Mt present.
treats the lightly aud being now couyaIcsccut
lhaving been some days seriously lily llae started on
little tour in the Delta, by which he ill escape the
persecution of the diplomasts,
FRANcE-The Pa'isian intelligence is up to the l6,l,
u French rumors Of int u,Ied changes in the cph;urt
were uhuat at PaIi-. they SEEM however 10 have
been suggested more by the ARRIVAL Of Mr. Theirs in
town, thnn founded on facts deserving attention. No
change would it was generally believed tuke pluce
before the assembling OF the Chambers.
Further arrests of persons engaged in the ns,,rrec,,
OF the 9Th Of May lat had tax, place. The arrest
OF NJ i'langn, e"d"r in he ,nsrrrctior with seyeru
OF MS accuhpIlccS, ocCasiuned considerable excite
mcn o
The rcports of the harvest mach crr than had
heen anticipated and the vine growers all highly
satisfied Commercial distress, htw ever was sre.i
and many failures have taken place.
me CANA Ct F"nanheau had been broken M after
I" review, &c by the King in person.
mlSCELLANEurs.
The American Nllnlstar and Mrs. Stevenson are NJ
present on visit t. Earl Fitzwillinm at his mnruiG
Get seat in Yorkshire Thence they will 90 ia Rnl,v
Castle. aud afterwards to the Earl and Countess ofI Car.
Ilslc > vi u fisI
The marriage ofthe Hereditary Grand Duke of Rus.
sa WIN me Iflncess Mary of iesse Darmstadt seems
10 be decided on.
+, he hing Of Holland wns about being married to the
Countess Outremcnt
A mrlraec between the Duke lie, Ncmours and the
PIness lheoiinda OF Lcnchienillrg, daughter of
Prince Eugene and sister in law Of the Enrcrr Nicn.
las, spoken OF at Paris.
Ih' eldest daughter Of Maria Louisa Arclnluchc.s
OF Parma. by Count Nevperg, with her Imperial IInl:
ness contracted an alliance after the drccase of The
Eneror Napoleon, Is about to be married to an taau
gentleman.
Mrs Charles Matthews has published volumes 3 and
OF her memoirs other husband, the &c ebatc come:
d'hn' inc London papers make COZ ious extrnctst
ana speak OF the volumes Astounding ilh interesting
matter.
Th" city Of Client was the theatre If rmpn,]ous
RIOTS the beginning rf October. The rioters and milf
tary had an engagement in which numbers GOT badly
wounded. paper IF the lth announces that ltr. civ
was declared m state at scige, but the Auniteu dos
not mention the circumstances. A great number Of
RESTS had taken place.
., 1h, Journals give various details dated the Sd Oct
wu hundred "orkInril, men aud children, went To
the mnnu!nciory of NJ RuA k, where the lrn were sill
ut work, to order them to leave off. After violent
dispute, the proprietor judged prudent 10 st y, work
he same happened ut other manufactures.
Mr.. Wheaton, the American minister at Berlin.
has brought to successful termination the nepo
AI'o'i Which iiofo uScIl sU long penang respect
ing the mediation between the United States and
Inc Republic of Mexico. The King of Prussia at
hrst hcstatcd to accept the mediation rendered TO
nm by the two transatlantic republics on &C count
OF the extreme completely and doicacv of the
question in dispute, Especially growing ont of
the civil war in Texas y but OF these disputes
having been ancably adjusted between the parties
his Majesty has at last consented to name NJ. Van
Roenne the Prussian Minister in the United State,
TO decide as arbiter in of any difference of
opinion which mig ht arise between the membe rs of
the mixed commission which is to examine the 70.
manning claims of the two governments or their
citizens up each other.
The Imperial Bank at Manchester has stopped
payment.
lad aged sixteen threw himself off the monu.
ment on the 18th Of October, and was dashed to
pieces.
Mr.. Cooper's Norels.-The master of the rolls,
on the 10Th instant, was pleased to grant an in.
junction, at the instance Of Mr.. Bentley, of New
Burlington street, against Messrs. Foster L Hex.
tall, ct Catherine street, Strand to restrain the
publication of a work written by Mr.. Cooper emit
tied 1.-The Headsman." the copyright Of which, so
tar as respects Great Britain and Ireland, had been
purchased ", by Mr. Bentley, for considerable sum.
This decision establishes the copyright of that
popular author within the United Kingpon,.
[Quoad Aoae, as tho lawyers say, and as respects
all American works which had been copyrighted
previously to the late act of the British Parliament
but 1t has no operation relative to works written
since that act-N. Y. Whig.]
Van Amburg was wound d a few nights ago by
a young lion, with which he was going through
the usual performances, at the Porte St. Martin
Theatre, in Paris. lie accidentally hurt the ami
NAL, which Immediately turned upon him, and
clawe' or bit his leg. Nevertheless Van Ambnrg
went through the performance, and put his head in
the me lions mouth,