Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1839-08-27


Gfeu uats have pccunai ai birmingham. caused
hr thf attempts of fiIe magistrates 20 bto8k un the
assemblies ~ rIe riauisfs. Tho rioters attacked
ihe prison. broke inio shops, csrned uui $3.50 burnt
nprehau'i1c, 3gt tIcn ,ci FIRE 10 The bml.inEs.--
Tho WORK 81 devastation coniiunci of three hours,
during which Csc multitude sacAcl large number
q t.ltmenjs AND destroyed a great amoVni ct prop
criv ,,ry powerful military force Was called ln
and thc rioters 10 length gucllcd. Like disiur,au-
ccs, though not -o SERIOUS, arose in other places.
IUcso CONNEXIONS hlyc excited pfomr' attention
10 parliament, sod raised general approximations
throughout rise country
The affairs Of Canada are ciiciung warm debates
The Lower Canada liil had passed the Lords and
been pui 90 The second reading IN the Commons.
The cotton market has improved, the price hay
ing advanced one penny per pound.
Much alarm prevailed respecting tie crops In
England. Continued rainy weather threatened
prcu injury 30 Them.
The money affairs Of the country are m what is
called sometimes, tight condtion-f Times.
Tp,lsg and EgvBt-'fbc sutton Mahnuud. who
has brought about $50 many changes in the Turkish
Empire. expired on the Both o june, and Young
som nf ht4 Atiaf rf.1 49, i~ ttru pruCia med SUD
ian. IN he mean tame the Turkish army had at
tucked lhrahin Pacha and bad been totally beaten
and dispersed.
The Go.rit, ia France contains the following ac-
count of the engagement between the Turkish and
fetplI3n armies The Turkish army occupied a
strong position at Nibcz lbrahim, who bad recei-
we'd the P1cha's permission lomsko an attack, wish
ct 10 asslI this position no front but Solilnan Bcy
Col. ScNc) succeeded in restraining his ardor and
u was agreed hat the enemy SHOULD bc drawn by
m3uwuyros from iis iurcucimcnis. The Egyptians
made !ciancd retreat, and the Scrask,er, HAITI
FaciN, sent uui strong division of caya ~ The
FIRST corps il ctnc up with composed Of l}cdouins
dlspcncd according 10 the order they had received ;
and tine Seaskier, imagining that the Egyptians
m'gii be easily routed, advanced with the whole Of
lbs forces Thus he abandoned his sIony position
and tSo formidable rcdoubts constructed by prus-
sian officers, from which great advantage was anti
cipaied. Va order 10 draw the Turks sui further
from their Entertainments. lbrahim and Soiman con
iinucd 10 retire for two hours, Fastening - gain
hed ui battle which the superior Judgment OF Selves
had previously selected as one Of the most favor
able
On reaching this ground. the Egyptian army sud
denly faced night about, and, availing Itself of the
nature of the position, formed into compact masses,
The infantry la the centre, and cavalry and light ar
hlery on each wing, and made vigorous CHARGES on
the Turks, who were astoundod by this sudden al
tack. The ranks of the latter were soon thrown in
70 disorder. The Seraslicr, however, rode up TO
The 'front.', and by his vaor and the bravery of the
corps around him, remcdicd for time his false stcp
llls heavy artillery, unfortunately for him, could not
Gene up and the light guns OF the Egyptians, di-
recied by European officers, and seconded by well
directed charges of cavalry, threw hls ranks into
Y
tended and his troops excited by the ardor of pur-
sui,, had not preserved any regular order of battle
they could make scarcely any resistance and nj this
period some corps of Arabs, which lbralim in his
retreat len ~ ambush ON the right and left fell up
Ottoman troops 10 rout.
The disorder became 50 great that the Turkish
soldiers threw away their arms, and fed in the ut
most confusion. Part Of the troops endcay0rcd TO
regain Inc entTenched camp, while others made for
the most iordabe parts OF the Euphatcs. II APP
pears that large portion Of the fugitves succeeded
IN escaping, and that the massacre was not so great
as might have been expected But the camp, arlil-
lory, baggage, and the muskcts of the Turkish
army, tell into the hands of the Egyptians The
Seraskier, carried away in the general rom, crossed
the Euphraies His horse, wounded by a ball in
ihe shoulder fell from loss of blood in the middle of
ihe rlyer and would have been carried away, with !
ms rider, when young Albanian, on a small En-
rote horse, seized the Scsasker by the middle and
con'rNod 10 get him safe 10 the other bank Three
hours aherward Ibrahim was rcposinp himself under
the tent of the Sorasklcr."
In addition 10 this disaster, the entire Turkish
fleet had been trcachorouslv surrendered into the
hands Of the Egyptian viccroy
The Moniicur OF Friday, July 90. received 10y ex-
express, has The following important tel
egraphic despatch
The Agent Of Foreign AGairs 10 The Presidcnt oChe
emmett
- ) I. VI.
On tho sih. the sultan's death was known al Al
cXandra On The 9th, Turkish Corvette, having
on board Nezib Bey. keaga of the captain pacha. /
charged TO announce 20 tle ,iceroy the presence of
The captain pacha al Slanhio sailing towards Rhodes !
and io propose 10 HIM 10 place the Turkish fleet I'M
lcf iuS protection 10 guarantee IL against the froub
les TO bee eared IN Turkey on the Suian's DEATH
J Tie yccroy'a reply is not known, but be has sent
Zoe steamer the Black Sen, 10 the captain p.cha.-
On 'he l0th, Asirf Enendl, sent by the Young sui
lam 10 announce hts fathers death 10 tie yiceroy
iuyed a. Alexandria
\ letter ia the Paris Messenger states that Me-
ieinei Ah has accepted tho 0youmcs of tho CAPTAIN
'acha and taken tho Now sultan under his pro,ec
ION II aiedFes, also that an envoy from the young
sultan had arrived "a Egypt. bringing hrman be.
towing on the pachl the hereditary possession Of 4
Egypt 4nd syra, and also the pos, OF peneralissimo
hthe turkish armies. with ana invitation 10 yisit
onsian'nopie and there treat Of the high interests
4 Turkey AMI Egypt
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MuEnfR 90 = WINS EpuoR-1'ho Red Rive,
- h2 records the particulars of the foul murder of
"Hn Moore hc anie and chva'I0us editor. and olo-
lueni advocate o. Wing principles Soon afier line
establishment Of Ma Moores paper al Alexandra.
he ifc"as oi ii,e asimnsts alton "a that vicinity soon
'Ffcei'ed MAJ, By thc rapid, vigorous. and power
ui productions 81 ms pen. hc as fast breakln down