Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-09-11


sent to Adana by the route Of Alexandretta-
As TO the army Of Hafz Pasha, according TO the
accounts which have been received 1t the head
quarters Of brahm, it appears that il complete
~ dissolved, and that even the remnants Of 1t had
been attacked and dispersed by the kurs, who pro-
hted by this opportunity to revenge themselves On
Haiz Pasha, who, for three years, had made war
against them. II was ADDED that Hafz Pasha had,
with great difficulty, reached Aahta at the head OF
only fifty horsemen.
The most important portion OF M. Cables report
Is the concluding paragraph that Ibrahim, flushed
with victory, would rave marched on to Constants
mople, which would have brought on foreign inter-
yention that might have compromised the peace of
Europej but that M Caille in obedience to Marshal
souits instructions, had offered the mediation Of
France, which was frankly accepted by Mehemet
Ali; and his son Ibrahm, although much excited by
his victory, at length consented after long re.
sistance, to enter into the pacific ideas of his
father.
Ibrahim Pasha was, the 18th of July, at Marasch
with his army, where he had stopped his onward
march in pursuance OF his fathers (Mehemet Alb
orders Haiz Pasha having arrived in Kurdistan
with the remains of his army, had to defend himself
against the revolted Kards, rho attacked him, and,
| safety in flight. The Kurds took some amnanition,
and 1000 purses of treasure Us millions and half
of piastes)
AFFAIRS OF THE EAsr.-Great efforts are making
by the Five Powers, to prevent any in the East.
Lord Melbourne said in the House Of Lords, on the
10th Aug, that the victory at Nsib, was not very
complete. map and correct account Of the battle,
in another column.
LONDON, Aug. 23-Our Paris express Of Tuesday
brings us a letter from own CORES pondent at
Consantinope, Of the 3lst, corroborating the late
accounts of the Five Powers having taken in
hand the defence Of Turkey, and the arrangement Of
its quarrel with Egypt The Augsburg Gazette Of
the 10Th states that this step was taken conse-
quence of instructions received, not merely by the
Austrian envoy, but BY those Of the Five Powers
The note sent in consequence to the Porte was
drawn up, it ASSERTS by Admiral Roussin, the Admi-
raj at the same time sending off officer to Aexan-
dria, to warn Mehemet of the consequences OF re-
sistance.
The Augsburg Gazette also contains accounts of
the Pach,s having given Egg, ptian uniforms {, the
Turkish officers, and change several Of the crews
Gen. Baudrand is the officer Of Louis PhiIippe's
Court whom we mentioned some time since, as about
to proceed to Constan.nople.
Nothing further has trans red with respect to the
progress Of the negotiations in behalf Of Turkey be-
tween the Five Powers and Mehemet Ali The ap-
pontment Of General Baudrand to a spec ial mission
TO Constantnople or the purpose, is said of con-
graduating the young Sultan his accession ap-
pears to have created strong sensation in Paris. lf
there be any sympathy Of opinos between his Ma
Jesty and his ministers, his adoption Of such course
after Admiral Lalande had encouraged the treachery
OF the Captain Pacha and courted the favorable opin-
ION OF vi hemet Ali, Is not very consistent to say
the least Of il.
TURKEY AsD EoYPr.-Lord Palnerston, in the
House OF Commons, said he was happy to inform the
House that the 18th Of last month note had been
each OF the Representatives Of the Five Powers,
which stated that they received instructions from
their respective Governments to inform the Porte
that the Five Powers had agreed to the settlement
Of the affairs pending between Turkey and Egypt
and that they were instructed request the Porte
to suspend its final determination entering into
not TO proceed further without the concurrence Of
the Five Powers. This note had been accepted by
the Turkish Ministers, and the Turkish Government
had expressed its gratitude therefor The House
unnl fhar hat fknra LII
TO happen TO disturb the general peace in the East,
unless sometimes new shesld supervene, which was
not likely to be the ease.
FRAScE.--Paris papers Of the 2lst have been re-
ceived, but they do not contain much news The
King and Queen were to proceed that day, for the
Chateau at Eu, near DePpe, where they prepared
to stay for some weeks.
The Duke and Duchess Of Orleans, had gone on a
tour to the South, and visited the commercial city Of
bordeaux. They were received with great enthusi-
asm, qualified, as some say, by the prevailing dis
tresses among the merchants. The Mayor Of the
city referred to this subject, and attributed it, in
great degree, to the duties colonial SUI
gar; which unpleasant topic was very adroitly par
red by the Duke in his reply TO the Mayor.
The claims Of Louis Bonapar.e, still the sub
ject oferce discussion in the Journals, beth in Paris
and the Departments.
The reapng of wheat was over in every r,rt
Of France, except In come points in the northern
departments, and had exceeded in quantity and
weight all that had been expected from it. A fur
Their augmentation Of the price Of bread in Paris,
was feared by some, but the arrival Of this inte-
gence produced favorable change in the aspect Of
affairs.
At the distribution Of the prizes OF the grand
cours Cf the Royal Colleges Of Paris and Versailles,
the prize Of honor was gained by a mulatto from
Guadalupe, named Grard, and the first prize Of
tural philosophy by Phillips (Edward), Of Lon
don
At Toulon the feast Of Napoleon had been ccle-
brated by fire works, Examinations, banquets, etc.
A great fire broke out in the forest cf Mosdrieox,
which was not got under for FIVE days. The damage
was estimated at 100000.
There great demand for seamen at the pert
Of Toalon 10 complete the naval armament then 6t'
ting out to carry out General Baadrand to the
East.
The Courier Frascas announces that the Persian
Ambassador had obtained leave from the French
Government TO engage a certain number Of military
instructors for the troops the Schah. Three
gcant majors Of infantry OF the garrison Of Paris and
several csnnoniers Of the ID regiment Of Artillery
arc to proceed to Persia, with the rank Of Lieu
tenants.