Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1840-11-07

uie Ihunderer, the Gangrs, tie Banbow, The Cast
| az, The CraysEhrt, and the GoFgon steamer,
Tbs news arrived bl-day about o'ctocs aud i'm
mejiatey caused an Unprecedented iab n stocks GA
stock exchange. Cpnsols reeejed from - Ia Ia
So being fully IA Per cent.
The excitement IN Paris must slSn be- very great
Ministers here, it is sad took consideration the
pTopoStloes ot Mehemet All, a. to vile ther The treaty
between the Iour powers could be modified rs !" al
tow olthe acceptance by the Sultan at hrs late reply.
ar whether tie quadrupe treaty should h. fsidy en-
forced IN all its parts aud members, and decided on
| the affirmative, IA spite of France, Mehtmet An or
| other opposition, and that this determination has
been forwarded TO Paris The French seemed Ia
| think the last prnpUstous made hy Mchemet Al
were reasonable, and were such as ongt 10 be ac-
cepted by The -Four Powers, and such Is i was due
IN respect Ia the interests and feelings IN France, 10
| have accepted, aud such ca culaed TO Sc
| cure the peace OF Europe, without giving cause To
any party or power To complain. But II seems now
10 be the liked and unllierahle determination 10 ex-
Ccue the treaty 10 the verv letter NJ IT, aud at the
rsk ofal Consequences War now nwers, dark ami
thick in the horizon OF EUROPEAN politics. aud when
The first gun is fired by France. al Europe will be
| in blaze, and bel1re II ends we nay have Ia take
our share OF IL The of the great fad of stocks
| | had from one OF the most respectable banking hous-
eS IN the city. II seems to be the impression that
| incendares at work trying IN burn the English
dock yards and vessels of war. This, coupled with
the news just received from the East, has Produced
| great and intense interest in London.
Refusal OF the Pacha of Egypt Ia scceGc 10 the
terms offered BY the Combined Powers,
| The following IS an extract Ofa letter received at
Lloids from their agent at Constantine Ile dat 9tI
| Sept.
| "A Turkish steamer has Just arrived from Alex.
andra, bring ing, II is reported the Pacha's positive
and hnsl refusal to listen 10 the arrangement winch
| The four Comb ned Powers havs agreed upon with
regard 10 the difference with the Porte"
FRANCE.
PARIs. Sept. 2d.--The whole of Yesterday was
occupied by the speeches ol counsel for the defence
! OF Louis Napoleon.
Admiral Islande is about to return instantly take
command Of the squadron reserve aud proceed Ia the
strata Of Gibraltar to watch the movcm, his 81 the
| British feet. Buta royal ordinance. of The DIST Of
September an additional credit has been opened for
the minister of war ot 5I'77i,000 lrancs 10 provide
| Tor urgent expenses resulting from the increase OF
the effective aud material of the army. fhe sane.
| tlon of the Chambers for his extraordinary crtdn
WILL he applied for at the approaching session.
The expense attending these ornaments are
immense, and France will be compelled to make
new loan, or sell the immense quantity of wood
belonging to the State.
Tn Jena, manned with 75o; and The Scpio
With 67O men, have sailed for the Leyant. These
two ships are destined to reinforce the French
Mediterranean feet, under Admiral lIugon The
t.uphraes and Ftna steamers had already prcce
ded them. The Trident, manned by 667 men.
has bent sail for PhlippeyIlIe. II convey. 900
men to JON the 22d, 26Ih, and Glst rsglmcu.
The Cocyte has set oul for Agiers with despatch
rs Tor Marshal Allace, conveying 100 military
passengers, Of whom "a are officers. Account,
from LOneut state that beside the fleet N the
| Mediterranean, and the SHIPS IN coutse Of anna.
ment at the varods ports, at L'Ouenl alone Zone
OF the smallest Of the French pnris) there are al
ven gates, and three sea ss s! ID rs es o.
veral smaller vessels.
SPAIN.
MADRID, Sept %. The revolutionary move
ment continues IN Spain, the Junta al Nadrdstll
administering the Government. The Queen &C.
copied the resignation of the Sancho ministry, and
appointed Espar,ero President of the Council,
with instruction 10 frame a Cabinet but without
any specific department in the Ministry, " IN or.
der" The decree states, /" that be may continue
at liberty to command the almy,us he has hitherto
done, so much to the satisfaction aud glory Of the
county,"
Private letters say The Provisional Government
|
va Regent, giving Queen Christina the choice Of
being co-regenI, if she behaves herself, 1t is
said, likewise, lhata coalition IS about being form
ed between the Spanish and Portuguese liberals,
Cor the union Of both countries into one great Re.
public This plan is rather too gigantic Tor Gala
trava and Co. but II is nevertheless spoken Of
The junta were about TO compel the Queen to
give securities foi her future behavior.
The Madrid papers Of the 2lst contain de-
caTat,on from the Basque provinces IN favor OIL
e the Queen. The junla had raised forced loar
Of 100000 reals for The service Of the army. The
Queen was expected at Madrid on The 25h. anc
would, II is said, be accompanied by E,par'ro
I, Notwithstanding this ennonce II vas runorcd il
: ParIs Oh Monday,that her Majesty and her daugb
ter had made their escape from Valenca and at
t rived at Port Vendres. Cabrera was TO leave
: Paris on Tuesday for Montpelier.
HOLLAND.
ALLEGATION OF the king OF HOLLAND. -
The Amsterdam papers Of Wednesday announce
j. the abdication ofihe King Of Holland N favor q
IS his sou. II appears that his Majesty cornn,unI
: Gated his intentions TO his ministers before seliui
n out the day before from the castle Of Loo 4
proclamation will be issued in few days, inform
. ing his subjects of his resolution. The Hand
{ esblad says that the King, having summoned tn
y prince and princess Of Orange, 10 Loo. conDu
] nIcaIed bis intentions TO them III the presence q
J his friend, Baron FayrI. lie s SAID 10 have Ian
. aside hts crown, aud retired to private hieor 10
i purpose Of accomplishing the union with alady {
y his court, which encountered 50 much opposltlo
l. from his subjects when FIRST announced sonp
d twelve months ago
= PORTUGAL.
d LISBON. Sept 25--Another instruction ha
'e been suppressed. Il appears that on he Ia
D. INST Col. Miguel Augusta de SoDza, The chief {
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