North American. [volume] (Swanton, Vt.) 1839-1841, 1839-11-13
NOVEMBER n

the same 'i'Ht """'hg batk theif Hour o,
crpt on exofbiiani terms, so iha, n. -,
loal still continues at IS Sous, feaN 80
is likely - remain at that price for So
time.
Little improvement has as vel tai.
Mace, and various branches Ct ror,n,.,.1
and trade in general are in u n,ost d.
sed state. Reproduction and opro,.,'s.
are at their height, hut corrrsnohdins -,
lets are wanting. Discounts are with 49,
Gculty effected, and bankers will A,,g,.
take any bin beyond three months
The cay of Ghent was the Theatre #
tremendous riots, the beginning Of Oco
her, The tioiers and military had .n.,
eagement in which numbets 90, b,I.
wounded. A paper Of the 4th anDoer,.,
that the city was declared IN stat. =,
seige, but the Moniteur does not mrt,,o.
the circumstance. great number Of =,
rests had taken place.
The journals give various details dated
The Sd October. Two hundred wodmr,
women and children, went 10 the mamma,
tory of NJ. Ruyek, where The men Me-,
still al work, 10 order them to leave az
After violent dispute the proprelw
judged il prudent 10 stop work. The san,
happened at other manufactures.
StArE.-The dates from Madrid a, IA
the 9th Oct. They contain, however
liifle news. Great preparations were in
progress for The celebration ol the htthd,v
of the Queen Che 10Th uit.) The be.
vaiIag belief was, that the ministers wovA
be able to hold their places, bui "proyided
iha. Espartero reduced Cabrera"-a sab.
ecl on which some misgiving seems 10 he
entertained at Madrid as well as Pans
The authorities are shutting up most tm
of The converts in the Basque Provinces
The Inhabitants were turned adfilt. Mud
anxiety was expressed for the issue Of Is.
patero's movements against Cabrera.
The war against Cayrera is determined
upon in good earnest. Espariero is march.
ing against him with large force, prere.
ded by Cabanero, that intrepid partisan,
who was the first OF Don Caros's officers
who left the Basque provinces, and pem.
trateh TO the environs of Madrid. Caba.
nero served some time with Cahrers, and
is well acquainted with the county in
which thar chieIiain acts. Letters received
at Paris, from Cabrera, represen, him Is
undismayed at such mighty preparations,
and determined to hold ont to the last.
The Paris National says, positively that
Don Carlos has authorised his agent at
Paris, the Marquis de Labrada, to recog.
nize, in his name, sihe government Of tt.
Queen OF spain, and TO write ofIciajylo
Cabrera and The Court d'Espaigne, order.
ing them 10 lay down their arms. The
same person saws, that several persons
high in place in France, proposed 10 create
loan for Spain on the revenues Of Cuba
and the PHILIPPINE islands being guanp
iced !or the interest. Marshal Soul is
tens to the proposal, but neither Rohs
child or Aguado' win have any thing 10
do with il. The National adds that ii,
passports Of Don Carlos are only retained
until an answer be received from VisnD'
respecting his proposed residence in The
Austrian dominions. A Berlin paper, how
ever, says that The prince has asked for,
refuge in the Prussian dominions.
SAN SEBASTIAN Sept. 26.-Our news
from Navarro by this days post is, indeed,
extremity satisfactory, as it bring Us The
confirmation of the total submission ofhs
province Of Navarro, The last garrison
Of which has acknowledged the authority
of The Queen and Constitution. ! FEEL
convinced you will padake. in a great
measure, of the unqualified satisfaction
given by this news, coupled with the wise
and concliating measures Of the Duke d
la Victorie throughout the whole Of lh
career in the province OF Navarro, ADD
which have in SO grea. degree tended 10
restore the exasperated people Of that pro,
vince to their allegiance to The throne o.
Isabella, -[Cor. London Chron.]
TURKEY.-The latest intelligence from
Constanlinople, received at London, v"
10 the 28th Sept, and from AlexandHi
the 26th.-The bu,then Of all the CORES
pondence is, "no news Of political nature
The Alexandria correspondent Of !"
London Morning Chronicle, under d'H
of Sept. Goth, SAYS
The Turkish fleet is still here, and VII
not be given up without struggle. J."
crews are relaxing in the little dIsclpt"
they ever had; both officers and men I"
most discontinued with their petIlIon
As regards the latter, the question oil W
ierest 10 them is neither Russlsn ."
Egyptian; but they are no longer Teg''.
~ paid, and are much worse led than "
The Sultan's service. With many Of !"
officers, have conversed on the suhf''