Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-11-25

Tsssish - Esyytian fleets wers nasfs>,tAs Asgbs,
3 4.sns. isess:sntly pr.ctisis tAsi sss &nn
1rgete aeso q the shore. "A
The ovsj1|ow q the Nile 10 this year. ve are
fcv.ed. 1sny thing. too redundas& Tis pros -
Of the ensuing year therefore most favorable fo
Mehemet Ali. The mercantile people Of Alexandra,
are charmed with having "placed all Syria, Paies
time, Asia Minor, and Constantinople in pratique
those countries and places spectively bein,
Tree from pleague." W. NV 49, Vt~
TURKISH AFFAIRs.-Journals and letters have
arrived from Canstantinopc, 10 the 9th Oct.
The intelligence of the recall IL Admiral Roussin
the Freuch Ambassador in Tarkey, had created !
great sensation. His recall would neces sarilv pro
long the stag nation IN diplomatic relations On the
oth an extraordinary council was held, at which the
men-bers Of theDivan and the principal ulemas were
present. They remained assembicd during the en-
tire day, Ding, it was said, the demand Of Eng
lard and France leave for the combined fleets to
enter tae Darda'ees and winter at Constentin pie
II was also believed that proposition Of Mehemet
Ali, having Tor its object To recommend the settle.
merit Of the differences between Turkey asd Egypt,
WITHOUT the interference Of the FIVE Powers, was
commnni Gated to the Divan.
Lelande had declared that the fleets could not re-
MAIN more Than a fortnight longer in Beshika Bay,
and, asitwas not probable that the Divan would per-
mi them to enter the Dardaneles; the French feet
ihtc.ded wintering at Mytelene, and Admiral Stop.
ford proposed dividing his force between Lemnos
Poros, and other neighborIDg harbors
RUssIA.-A letter dated ST. Petersburgh, the 18th
October states that General Grabbe, having beseged
the Circassian fortress Of Akalko for three months
at length ordered up from the Black Sea the 10Th and
2lst divisions OF infantry, large body Of cavalry and
four batteries Of artillery, and with them assaulted
the place The besege0 repused the assailants four
times. Ultimately, however, General Gaa6cief, at
the head of the 10Th division, penetrated by breach
into the town; dreadful conflict ensued which con-
timed until between III and IL o'clock at night,
when, feeling themselves overmatched, the heroic
remains of the garrison evacuated the town under
the cover of the darkness, leaving behind them Of
their number 562 dead and I22 wounded, tho princi
pal part OF whom were recognised as deserters from
the Russian army. The loss the Russians amounted
90 1850 men killed and wounded.
Attic moment when the Russians entered the for
tress Akuko, Schamadi the chief Of the Circassian
places bat, being too late for that object, he threw
himself on the Russian cavalry, overthrow Them and
took from them twelve field pieces, which, however,
alter sPkinE them, he was obliged TO abandon. The
total loss OF the Russians not less than 1900
mem. M7seraAS
Iron the London and rs Ladies' Magazine of Fashion
Fashions NovEMssa-Tght boJirs open in froat are
much worn now and 2ontsare rasr declining in favor-
Velvet bodies, with silk hr skirts, made either high
for undres for evtnng toise, with trimming
Of lace which stands W Very pretty pesrinss canas
rinmngs black or white lace fnses gimp, &C.; they may
also be made in black sats with of eolorcd
M az
tached to the centure Fur will be very generally worn,
variety Of forms this winter and will ornament cloak
tots vchouras pslonases we'll dresses; the latter
II will be placed wide bands when Of satin but velvet
dresses viii have and three roueasx the bottom OF the
skirt Marten and sable will be used for dresses shaw and
coaks whilst ermine reserved fer velvet and cachmre
Cloth peses talked Of in Paris Short coaks Of black
satin will Beraous Of plaid atin lined with white
silk quilted cachmere cred all round are ashiona
bic the materials for msueaux dama.qune satin glace
hauie de ane embroidered in worsed eachmere batste
lined with cerise color.
Bo will be OF similar to worn during the
the materials employed reps satn pout d
aeace. oree dours scabeuse blue de Sevre capu
chiae ribands not kelly be in favor than they
Of the same Of different shade Of color The rbanas
used in dress will Be edged with gold violet grssee
green, white.
LONDON Mosrv MARKET, Nov. a-There is movement
to notice the English day Consos remain
Sos Sny and sos seller for ssso.. s:na STOCK
The unfavoursble financial intelligence received
Lisbon d. has hsa the effect Of depressing the prices
and the sper Cents ts ast 20 q.
nen.a exchange. to-day MsreSsn, ill. s,ii ss.,inusd
bot Mss Barnss have drawn largely account Of
the Baut Of England With The Sosbs view u throwing bills
We mentioned yesterday thu. the creditor two millions ,r
ling % Pars fav Of the Bar Of England exhauted
informed that the letters from Paris generally al
lude this subject stating that almember Of the
with the club OF bankers who had opened
the original credits II not said whether these arrangements
10
proposed extend 10 fsur Millions the
bank the continued controlo the Foreign Exchanges
By the sdvees from Hambush tho price Of gold a3l} per
mark which. the English Mint price Of fS l7s lold The
ounce standard gold gives exchange Of L. Of and the
exchange Hsmbugh London At shsrt being H. fol-
lows gold lilo per esst dearsr At HambugA in
Lsndon.
rhs premium on gold at Paris per mile which, at the
English price Of g u.s. lOd the Cor gold
svss an s.chsns Of - IS the exchange at Paris Eoa
don at short being 90 follows gold 020 per cent
dearer at Paris than IL London
By the usual oca return psbshed by the Customs en-
Of the precious metas from the port Of London
reign and colonial ports for the week ending the Tin Of 0co
Der . under.-
OUNCES.
Gold bars, Hanburgh, 1,l72
Silver coin, ditto, 2s0A3o
Rotterdam, 100000
- New Orleans, $4,000
Silver barr, Calcutta, 7sas
For the week ending the Gath OF Octobsr:-
Silver coin to New Yort, 10000 oUscxs
Hsnburgh, $4,000
g. Petersburgh, $4,000
Gibraltar, 37u
Gold Coin 70 Mogador, 400
HAmburgh, sor.
Gold bars to Ditto, ,S26 surcgs.
Tere much controversy between the Baak and
of