True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-01-03
The French merchants Of Const.n,inople have
addressed, through the medium Of Admiral Rows

The French merchants Of Constan,nople have
addressed, through the medium OF Admiral Rove
sin, petition to their government, in whichihey |
earnestly recommend the appoinmentin thai cap
ital Of a consul, specially charged wnh CONNER
cal matters, and commissioned 10 preside owe
the tribunal to whose decision commercial d,s
erences are referred, Us in all the cities vi I've
Lavant. -N
/ Don Fernando De Nnronha, who was lately sent
| out hy The Portuguese government, as governor 1t
the Island Of San Therese Principe, had returned
| to Lisbon. The nhabitants, finding he cnn'e out
| 10 put stop 10 the slave trade, determined upon
getting rid OF him TIE gentleman who
went out with him, to act as magistrate in the
colony, died shortly after his arrival, and his death
was generally believed 10 have been occasioned
by poison. The governor WINS taken i'll, aud was
Xix ewise though, be suffering under the effects
4 Of poison. Under these circumstances, the gov
. ernor seems TO have thought q return 10 his ma
tive air, the course most likely to conduce 10 his
' recovery. rL
By a Flanders mail received yeste,day,it would ap
y pear that the never-endng slbegining squnebe be
J tween Holland and Belgium has arrived ut its 'hu.
g PROTOCOL. We suboin some extracts among whic
is '''' even - po''''e' '""'"''' ANTWERP, Nov. G.
lie We find the following article in the Commerce Beie
= Of to-day: awe this moment told that was pur
licly affirmed in the Palais de ustice that the protoct
Of tho conference has been received to-day. le i've,
-four articles maintained with resnect to the te
=, rtory and the debt Tor the future hs arrears ~
NV Be- gum) are RENTED. France. land and kn'
sa charged enforce the strict sanction Of ines
conditions If it is not effected voluntarily Herald
=" -, ENGLAND AND RUSSIA.
:" The latest accounts from Constantinople which a
r, .he I7th instant contain nothing to justify the ala
n;ny ;nte ,i;gerce communicated few days ago,
e very exc usyely nv morning contemporary, who at a
on times appear with yec6:d sight to- marvellous e
-, tent, There some way cetta'v oil issuing Pr!or'
of int igence, and lucky guess NJ" ana then Is
nd to tempt The renewal Of the furure bu, IT present. ev
& were Russia disposed to hazard with Ens!rr!. u
sor we inclined to believe, is far adva
ced, tina, Russian fleet passing the Bo.phorua won
be forced to winter in the Mediterranean IL take
&C keep Consantnope, for in Of unsuccessful e
les gagement with the English, the Russian ports in Il
Black Sea migh be frozen UP before their ships
'"' return th,her. There will be this winter. IT
ia is our fra, persuasion. And this time next year.
=, trust shall have the consolng prospect b
We fore uz.-London Cour.
ms LONDON. Nov. 9.
mr. Considerable anxiety manifested in the city II
morning owing I" its having beeii reported TINT a
IN accident had happened the London and Birmin
RI, ham Railway; il however subsidized when il
ascertained that Of the passengers serious
"g injured. 1t appeared that Leighton Buzzard abb
to 40 miles from London, that portion o the e nhankm,
a. had given wav, owing to the flooded Of the cou
me try, and that the railway train of carriages
ted thrown, and Of them hreken fortunately il hs
r. pened that the carriages which broken en-
-, ty. The mails and passengers delayed abou
OF hours.