Lincoln telegraph., 1839-10-17

The Journal de Paris thinks that the de-
tention of Don Carlos can only be Temporal
ry, and whilst the formalitles OF a formal re-
nunclation of the crown OF Spain are exc
cutting. 1t demands, however, for Don
Carlos, all the rights Of hospitality, and
warm display of French generosity.
The Sentinel Of Bayonne has received
from a correspondent al Bilboa intelligence
that the ministry at Madrid has fully acced-
ed to the conditions of the treaty between
Espartero aud Merotto The same journal
adds, that the Bishop of Leon, who was re-
siding at Mont de Marson on parole, has
made his escape from that place, and has
re-entered the Spanish territory, when he
is going TO join Cabrera, in Arragon, Gem
eral lturiZa has put himself at the head of
some genrailas, and has taken to the
woods.
The thread and cotton trades are suffer-
ing from the present stagnaton OF business
The beet-root sugar manufacturers are in
a very embarrassed state The printing
and book-trades are in deplorable condi-
ton, and unless something is done TO give
them fresh vIgor serious losses must be the
result. II was at first thought advisable
to apply, as in 1890, for aid to government,
but the ministers having exhausted their
budgets. are by no means disposed 10 lend
an ear to such demands, well knowing that
all the other branches Of commerce would
lay claim to their assistance
TURKEY AND EGYPT.
The accounts from the East do not prom,
ise any speedy settlement of the difficulties
between Turkey and Egypt. Mehemet
Ali, persists in his demands which the Tur.
kish authorities have not acceded to- 1t is
said if the Egyptian advances into Asia
Minor, Russia will attack Constantinople,
which would be opposed by the English and
French fleets. The Porte wished these
fleets Withdrawn, but Admiral Roussin e.
| fused. The five great powers appear to be
secretly warning against each other-Rus-
sia and Prussia being on one side and Eng
land, France and Austria on the other. 1t
was reported that the Russians were pre-
pairing TO enter the Bosphorus. The Vice
roy OF Egypt was making vigorous prepar-
ations for war
A fire, which entirely destroyed one of
the suburbs of Cons.antinople occurred ON
the 18th August. Three thousand and stu-
en- houses, forming the whole quarter of St.
Demetrius, was consumed The number
oflives lost is stated at thirty |, origina-
ted the carelessnes of a woman cook ing
fish; and would have been vastly more des-
tructive but for the aid of the Prince de
JoinyiIle and the French sailors.
MISCELLANEOUS.
Marriage Of Queen Victoria,
Augsburg Gazette contains the following
passage respecting the marriage of the
Queen of England: The speech Of
Queen Victoria on proroguing the parlia-
menI makes mention of her marriage
As some journals have hence inferred that
the matrimonial alliance with the Coburg
family was still doubtful, we can affirm on
good authority that the meeting Of several
members of the house of SAKE Coburg at
London is for the purpose of settling the
necessary preliminaries which must pre-
cede the marrlage-ihatist tn say everything
relative to the prerogatlves and the revenue
of the intended husband. As for the ques-
ton Of the marriage itself, and the mutual
affection of the parties, all this has been
some time decided. The Duchess of Kent
and the King of the BelgisDs have been
the most jealous promoters Of the alliances.
We believe there Is some truth in this
The duke has gone TO the palace lately
Ed. Liverpool Mail.
Gen. Hamilton, of South Carolina, who
is passenger in the steamer Liverpool did
not succeed in negotiating loan in Europe
for Texas.
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