The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1839-10-31
EXTRACTS by TIE ARRI-
VAL OF THE LIVERPOOL.
FRANCE.

There Is mol mach hS"a VI Alt'i'7' '"i'i
this KINGDOM. /, is confidently asserted
that a considerable movement OF troops
viii speedily take place in Algicrs, under
the command of the Duke of Orleans. The
object is probably nothing more than to
strengthen the administration OF the Colo
nv, as no resistance from the natives Is
expected, and, consequently, no war ihe
march of the troops was TO be from Al /
riers TO Constantia, thence 10 Philippe
vile and Bona.
The Paris papers allege that a treaty !
of commerce with Texas has been actual
" Notwithstanding, OF course, the lh-
dependence of the Republic. II had not
been signed, however, in consequence OF
the omission of clause insuring liberty
Of conscience-thc Texan negotiators
doubtless looking upon such clause as
altogether supertluous.
SPAIN.
TERMINATION OF THE CIVIL WAR.
This event. 50 desirable for the interests
of humanity, has been al length effected,
principally BY the detection of the CariiSt
General.in.chief, Maro;o, with the prlnci-
pal par, Of the army under his command.
He had been for some time negotiating
with Esparero and Lord John Hay for a
cessation of hostilitieS, on the basis Of
marriage between the Young Queen and
the son of Don Carlos, and the recognition
of the privileges claimed by the Biscayans.
Espartero reiusedthe marriage point. blank,
and on the 27rh OF August marched IN
force against Maroto.
In the mean time, on the 25th, haroto
had come TO an open rupture with Don
Carlos, and the latter, on the approach Of
Espartcro, fled toward Estclla. Maroto
retired, leaving TO Espartero a free en-
trance into Guipuzcoa, and soon after en-
tered into direct communication with the
Qeeen's General, the result Of which was
his dcsertion from the cause Of the Pre-
tender, and junction with the forces Of the
! Queen. A treaty between the two Gen.
erals was concluded on tie 29th, subject
to the appreciation of the Cortcs,
/ Subsequently, the hopes Of Don Carlos
continued to receive great and daily dlSap-
pointments in the deser;lon OF the few
+ troops that did not abandon HIM with Ma.
roto-about 5000 in number-!he oHcn
and unanimous declaration Of BIscay and
Guipuzcoa for the Queen, and the success.
siye surrender Of the Carlist tortresses m
! Navarro, with their garrisons. Tolosa
was occupied By III Queen's troops on the
9th Of September ant, he Court and Cab
met Of Don Cn.los dispersed most Of the
members taking refuge in France.
Finally, on the lith September, Don
Carlos entered the territory Of France
with his family, and was quickly followed
bv Eguia, Eiio, Negn, and other Generals
with several battalons Of troops, who were
disarmed, and their arms were given up L
Espartcro, WHO had followed hard upor
the fugitiycs.
| On the 18th OF September, Don Carlo
sci or from Bayonne for Bordeaux, inten
ding, it was said, 10 pass onward INTO Tia
", and there take up his residence, ahaE
doning all his prcteations 10 the crown o
Spain.
These events of course caused great re
loicngs at Madrid. The Cortc- assem-
bled on the 1T September. and, ha, ins
been legally constituted on the 10Th. pro
eeeded at once 10 consider the treaty. On
tered into by Espartero and Maroto, wheel
would no doubt be ratified.
Al the Carlist leaders Of any note har
surrendered or fled, except Cabrera, VIII
+ still continued hostile demonstrations in tn
south, and was rcsoiule. it was sand, 10 car
n on the war on his account. But tn
i overwhelming force at the disposal Of F..
. partero would doubtless soon drive him t
{ flight or submission.
A splendid dinner was given BY III
j Queen Regent on the 9Th in celebration {
, the happy events above described. An
! she was formally congratulated on the 4
BY the whole diplomatic body, Mr. Eaior
! the American Minister, reading thc addroS,
I TURKEY AND EGYPT
I No great progress seems To have bee
g made towards an adjustment Of the diff
: cultles between the Pacha and the Port,
c The Sultan, or rather his ministers, hn
: addressed letter to the representatives
r the medIaling Powers, urging an immcd
= ate settlement, and expressing desire tia
conferences might be opened a, Constant
noplc. His note was considered by som
as remuneration Of the treaty Of Unkia
: Skclessi, which constituted Russia the sol
protector Of Turkcy.
] Lord Ponsonby and Admiral Roussl
are said 10 have demanded permission 70
T! the squadrons Of France aud England I
enter the Dardanclic7 and It is furihe
SAID that the Russian Minister gave motto
, TO the Porte that, If the demand were con
Piled with, he should call for his passport,
The demand was not complied with, an,
on the contrary, the British and Frcnc
ENJOYS we're requested to Withdraw tn
; sJuadrons 10 a greater distance. The AZ
swers Of Lord Ponsonby and Admir-,
Roussin to this request are said TO hay
been couchcd IN very energetic terms.
The Paris Reruc des deur Wondes 81
loocg that Russia and prucc;, bavr roC,.