Maumee City express. [volume] (Maumee City, Ohio) 1838-184?, 1839-09-21
ARRIVAL or THE GREAT WESTERN.
TwENrY-FouR DAYS LATER.

The GREAT WESTERN arrived yesterday
morning, Sept. 10Th, having sailed, with
her usual punctualty. on the day it was an
nounccd her departure would take place.
She brings us London and Liverpool pa
pers of the 24th ultimo. and our private cor
respondence. The length of the letters
prevents us making any extracts from the
papers to day, which is indeed unnecessary,
as our letters refer to almost every matter
of public interest.
The Intelligence in reference to the
state of the London Money and Liverpool
Cotton Market is on the whole encouraging
and we trust is calculated to give new I'm.
pulse to businesses.
Correspondence of the N. Y. Courier an Euqnrer
PARIS, Aug.
The political horizon in the Eastern quar-
ter is hourly becoming more dark. My last
letter, gloomy as it was, left matters in n
more favorable light than they now pre-
sent. My next will, in all probability de-
pct them in colors still more sombre.
On the evening Of the lst instant, the
French government received by telegraph
from MaisciIes, n despatch announcing
that Mchcmcnt Ali, OH the 1lth Of July, re-
ceiyed the Turkish fleet from the hands Of
the Captain Pasha, to whom he ordered II
most friendly reception. That he had as
surcd the Consuls-thc representatives of
the four great European powcrs-iIng-
land, France, Austria and iIussia that he
would not restore them until (this enemy
Kosrew Pashu, the newly appointed Grand
Vizler, should be dismissed the counsel OF
the young Sultan, nor until his own hGred,
tary right to the countries he governs be
recognized. The despatch added that he
had sent orders to lbrahm Pacha, hls
son and general-in-chief of his army, to re.
tire behind tie Euphratey.
The OdiO ship Of the line, and n corvette
ofthe United States Navy, were on the 25th
ult. of MALTA. Immediately on receiving
letters brought by the French Levaut Pack
ct, they sailed for, it was believed, the Dar
danelIes.
The intelligence from the continental
European States Is not very important.
Russia Is Tranquil, although rulnor of an
insurrcCtIOn Of the CossaCks is in Circulu-
tion. This is, however, Only pretext for
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ference between the Court and the Diet
stIll subslsts. In Germany there is, except
III Hanover, where King Ernest is playing
some old pranks, less of excitement observ-
able than at any time these four years. Ita-
ly is at peace. Spain is stll! the prey OF
civil war, and likely to remain so.
In France no very remarkable event has
taken place since my last except the pro-
rogaton of the Chambers yesterday, after
the most unprodnctve session ever known.
large portion Of the crops has been cut
and housed within the last eight days, and
as the fine weather still continues, all hands
are at work everywhere in reapiug and ma
king up the harvest. If no untoward acci-
dent occur we shall have Il sufficient one
but rothing beyond that. The quality Of
the grain promises to be excellent, but there
will bca deficiency in quantity. The price
of the four pound leaf will be increased one
sou on the 18th inst. That of good wine is
lOuriV rslur