Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-12-21


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know you've the whsle ov 'em ondher your fhemb
France
rARis. Nov ~ Every one breads fresh attack
on me Kings iiie The royal guards trebled at
every point.
MApniD, Nov. l2.--AHairs at Madrid in a
very cri.cais,aie. The Marquis OF Santa Cruz died
on the 4th instant, after ong and painful illness,
and Perez de Castro the Prime Minister, was i'll
that II was reported Senior Arrazoa would take the
presidency OF the Council and foreign department,
IN order TO remodify the Cabinet. The question is,
whether the ministry will be remodelled, and an
tireiy new set OF men and measures be tried, or
whether the present cabinet will be patched up so
as 10 go on for the present. The city of Madrid
has Informed the Queen that without the sanction of
the Cortes the taxes caonot be levied If other
perations follow this example the ministry must
give way. All now depends on the effect Of some
new victory Of Aspartero. The Memorial Bordelais
oil the 9th mentions that the Queen Regent had ap.
pointed the Marquis dc Mira6ores, Spanish Ambas.
sador in Paris, President Of her Cabinet. She is
pccted Of desire to restore the Estatuto Real, and
TO be acting under the advice Of Louis Philippe
Any attempt 10 effect this object will probably be
the signal for new commissions.
The troops are summoned from the south to awe
the population Of the capital The ministry 10 to be
completed by Benavides and some other gentlemen
of straw, and these to dissolve the Cortes. So
nor Arrazoa boasts that he has obtained funds to
tisy Esparero and the army. An nsurrection in the
capital may be expected and whether successful or
unsuccessful, the result must be the same since the
count has set the citizens the National
.unp ~nl. al 49, L. - ~
pid and sanguinary drama which all foresee. must
ensue. The Court must turn executioner-the libe-
rails will be converted into assasns but the French
Court and Cabinet will that Spain should be So Spa
niards, however,, will, later, find out the
Machiavelsm Of their neighbours.
Count d 'Espogne has been murdered.
1t was thought that Nisderate cabinet would be
formed Nov. 10th, under Arrazola.
Germany.
LEIPsIc FAIR-The catalogue Of this aatumn's
book fair at Leipsic, which may be regarded as a
fair index Of the literary and scientific activity in
Germany during the last six months, announces 4O7l
new works published by SIS booksellers. The mum.
Der published in the summer half year Of 1929 was
about 5000 and that Of the corresponding period in
1919 only 1900 1t is said that this rease Judging
forom the business which is doing by printers and
booksellers, will still 60 on in similar proportion.
Egyps md Turkey.
l. tiers have been received fom Constantnop'e
to he 27th from Alexandra TO the 30th and Smyrna
journals to the 18th ut. 1t wosd appear that Me-
hemet Al now pays very little attention to the
European Consuls, and this was supposed to result
from an understanding between himself and the Sui.
tan, the object OF which settlement OF existing
differences. without the interveniion of any OF the
lnhdel Power As the Pacha began to Set himself
more secure, il observed that he less vigil
liant IN protecting his Christian subjects, and per-
United greater latitude to the fanatic zeal Of the
Mussulman prit sthoud. This excited great a arm
among the Christians at Alexandra AMI Cairo. II is
rather remarkable that the contempt OF the un-
fortunate Christians begins to be manifested al Smyr
a 2fanf fart yh ri H. au
strates hat the tolerance with which they were
before treated was entirety owing TO the iberai Of
the late Sultan, and the distracted and weak state Of
the empire
The from Const antinople stat. that the new
f ench ambassadors (M. Pontois) reception by
Lord Ponsonby was friendly in The extreme. The
at vourla. Smyrna, Malta, and the Cult Of Enos
from which we infer that ftrnans for allowing them
to pass the Straits Of the Dardances have been re-
fased. The meetings of the Divan were frequent,
and u was stated that arm pre- vaiiod in
sequence Of the rumored advance Of the Egyptian
army.
The Temps Paris paper Of Tuesday announces
thar, owing to the Lord Ponsonbys exertions, ma
forty Of the Turkish Divan has decided apon re
jectlng the propositions Of Mehemet Ali, which
France urged the Divan to accept. Redschid Pacha
can be nothing surprising in this and believe it TO
be true. The majority Of the Divan remain true to
the interests Of tae Turkish empire, and to the
wishes OF the majority of the European Powers.
Advices have been received from Bombay via Mar
settles, to the 7th Of October. The in Afghsns-
tan onsidered at end. Shah Shoojah was
showerng honors and orders on Sir John Keane and
his officers. Sir Alexander Burnes has been appoints
ed Resident at Candahar, but would remain for the
present at Cabool. Sir John Kcane was believed to
have resigned the command Of the Indian army, for
which sot publicly known II Is said that
Lord Auckland contemplated a return 10 England
next February tweivemonth. The main body OF the
Anglo indian army were preparing 10 march back
into Hipdostan but considerable force would re-
main in Ahghanistan, under the command Of British
officers.
All hope Of capturing Dost Mahomed Khan had
been given up, and Il was supposed he would sue
coed IN reaching Bokhara. The party who were
sent in pursuit were twice within seven miles Of him,
but, owing to the treachery OF the guide who accom-
panied them, he managed to escape. His son, Hyder
Khan was still prisoner AZ Ghixui. The 18th Hus-
sars had arrived at Bombay, in the Hersfordshire
they were to remain there till reply was received
nation. The accounts from Karrock were not very
favorable. The Sspoys were healthy, bat the Euro
pean troops were very sicky, and numerous casual
ties had taken place. Major Todd, the Envoy 20
Herat, and officers of the mission had arrived there
and were bssy making out plans and estimates Of the
expense necessary for the repair OF the works which
are described one mass OF ruins
IL is said that Persia has made overures OF sub.
mission and Cancellation. There were no apprcbcn-
sons OF rupture with the Burmese, at least for the
present.
China