The Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1837-1845, 1839-08-21
From the Baltimore Chronicle

III sg
From the Baltimore Chronicle.
By last nights steamboat we received the New
York Courier and Enquirer of Monday morning,
from which learn thai the steamer Liverpool ar
rived on Saturday night. s
She sailed from Liverpool on the LIST inst, and
brings papers of that date and Of London 10 the day
preceding The hour at which these are received,
mpe us to be very brief in our notice Of their
contents
There does not seem to be any material alteration
IN the state OF the London money market though the
Bank Of England is evidently very i'll at ease. II is
alleged that the plan Of selling off the dead weight
has not succeeded the Bank not having been able 10
continue TO obtain the price il demanded. That in
slitution had entered into a negotiation with the
Bank OF France for supply of two millions of dol
lars, which was not, however vet concluded
Inc STATE OF Inc weather, as the harvest time ap-
preached, was subject Of intense anxiety. The
accounts are contradictory bit we are sorry TO saw
the last are decidedly bad. This is also the case 10
France, where the price Of bread had risen
The cotton market, il will be seen with pleasure,
has improved.
In English politics nothing of great interest but
important intelligence has been received from Con-
stannople Sultan Mahmond is dead, and his
army totally rouiedby the Egyplians under lbrahim.
The Captain Pasha had treacherously delivered up
the whole Turkish fleet to Mehemet Ali
The son Of the Sultan had assembled the throne OF
his father. He had appointed his Ministers, and
negotiations were going on for an adjustment of the
difhcultIes with Egypt under the auspices OF the
great European powers.
The Chamber of Peers of France had passed sem
tence on the insurgents. Barbes alone was con-
demned to death, and the rest to different degrees of
punishment. The sentence OF Barbes was, contrary
10 the advice Of his Ministers changed by the King
TO confinement at the gales for life. The celebra-
lion OF the three days had passed over without any
material incident
An emeutc broke out at Hanover, on the 9Th Of
July. Hageman, the first magistrate whom the king
tfNnn ham rlu Annfr
out Of the window and the King at last recalled his
appointment.
ALEXANDRIA, July 6.
The Turkish army Of Syria is defuncl The
| following are The facls
On the Goth Of Jure his Highness ibrahim Pasha,
commanding the Egyptian army, moved from the
encampment, and crossed the Ladiour, and then
marched to the village of Mezza, where the Sutan's
| cavalry, commandedby four Pashas, were encamped
His Higbness I5rahim Pasha ordered all his artil-
lcry 10 take up position within half mile Of the
Turkish army, and 10 cannonade IT, AT 8 P. M.
they opened their fire, in half an hour the Turkish
cavalry fled, pell NEIL, in the direction of NeZib
(where the Sultan's main army were encamped I'M
der Hafz PaSha) leaving behind them all their pro
visions and military chests. His Highness lbrahim
Pasha then halted the Egyptian force for repose till
midnight
June 2lst-At midnight he marched towards Ne
zb; fell in after daylight, with the cavalry he had
cannonaded the day before, and all the remaining
cavalry of the Turkish force, which had been ad.
vanced in two divisions-namely, one half at Mezzo,
and the other IN advance OF Nezb.
Ibrahim Pasha ordered the artillery 10 commence
their fire. and his cavalry TO charge. In four hours
the whole Of The Suan's cavalry gave way and fed,
leaving IA pieces of small cannon Gall they had)
behind.
June 22-The Egyptian army reposed this day.
June 23-His Highness, with two regiments Of
cavalry accompanied by his body guard and light
artillery left the camp and troted up TO the walls of
-. C,,l,o d. ,kat kr-
Lieutenant General, to move off after him, as slow
ly possible, in order that the troops might not be
fatigued.
On the 24th at midnight, the whole Of the Egyp-
tian force was in presence Of The turks ana shortly
afterwards commenced the general action, Of which
you have an account in the following extract of
letter from the Austrian Consul at Aleppo, dated
June Goth, in the evening"
aThe army Of Hafiz Pasha ceased 10 exist yester-
day, after a cannonade ofthree hours. The Turks
threw down their arms, and abandoned their aIil-
lery and ammunition, flying in every direction not
one Of them could have reached the Enphraes had
Ibrahim Pasha wished seriously TO prevent it, The
city of Aleppo has petitoned lbrahim Pash TO make
arrangements for obging the dsarm I'd soldiery of
Hafz Pasha to re-cross the Euphraes, in order not
to disturb the security we enjoy here.
I" The population of this town is proceeding en-
anassc on the road TO Messir for the purpose of
meeting several prisoners of rank who are ex-
taken several English amateurs, who were brought
thther by curiosity, and who have expressed their
great astonishmen al the luckless result ofihe cam
paign s IN u..s.,,- - I. III.
great sacrifices in order TO appease his powerful
vassal The few Egyptian troops Left here have SET
out in direction of the camp, which Is precisely
the same ground occupied yesterday morning by
Hafz Pasha and his army Tomorrow or next
day the Egyptian advance guard, commanded BY
Osman Pasha, will commence passing The Euphra-
es-every thing indicates that such in the intention
of the Egyptian Seraskier."
The friends of the English amateurs before men
toned need not be under any apprehensons about
them, as Ibrahim Pasha will give them instant il
berry.
This day (July 60 the Pasha's steamers, the Ge-
noroso and the Egyptian arrived but we regret TO
say that they do not bring lbrahm Pashas despatch
es We suppose he thinks his brief telegraphic
dispatches to his father via Damiea, TO be sufficient
II ran thus -" The Turks are dispersed; they have
efl behind them every thing, beside COCO prisoners
BY these vessels we learn that 1000 OF the said pr
soners have applied TO enter the Pashas service
They have been accepted, and transports nave peen
ordered TO Scanderson 10 bring Them here. Ihey
will probably be sent TO the Hedlas and Yemen 10
assist in bringing the whole OF Arabia under the
Egyptian government
We Yesterday noticed the execution of James Will
l;ams n co,ored man at PHILADELPHIA, on Friday