Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-01-08
Two Days Ea:cr from Europe.

make q week AppIcst to be made
at this office All business Oh the cash system.
Two Days Inter from Europe
BY the arrival Of the packet ship Iowa, Capt Pell
from Havre, we have Paris dates to Dec. eth, and
Havre 10 Dee. sth inclusive, the day the Iowa left
She made the passage in % days. The intelligence
days later fro the Continent of Europe; but,
of course, \ later from England.
The i, interesting as developing the state Of
feeling in France, in relation to the outbreak Al.
siers and the measures about TO be adopted by the
government, for carrying the war into Africa.
There seems to be end to the plots az anst
Louis Philippe's life. This arrival, though only two
days later brings intelligence of more plots and
one more nfe rnal machine having been discovered
Cotton has fallen three to four centimes.
The King Of Hanover has been nearly dead with an
attack Of apopexy.
The most active preparations exist in France for
sending troops to Ai-iers. The Neptune and Alger
men Of war have left Toulen for Alsers, each with
1910 soldiers The Etna, Styx, Tartare and Cerbere,
steamers have also all left the place with troops
for the same destination. The Amazene frigate and
the Crocodile have followed in the track. Five
other war steamer. ready to leave Touon, at an
hours notice on the srrand.
tn. WAR IN AFRICA rue Fgsxcu AND
ARABS The Commerce expresses its surprise that
the government Of Algeria should have been taken
BY surprise, a means ai vigilance from police
sources. wanting 900 raucs being.
placed AZ the disposal Of the Governor General as
money.
The Moaiieur promulgates n royal ordonnance,
dated Sd inst calling out y go Of the Is 600 second
class men &c he recruitment Of 1898. Ii also pub
fishes another ordonnance, dated 18th, granting to
the Minister Of War, for the service of 1910, an
II ~ 40
the urgent expences which could have been for
seen az the time of granting thu budget for the said
service, and which - TO be carried to the following
chapters of the second sec ION OF the war budget
(Algera) VIZ stat, Isl 900 francs; paw and main
tenance "f the troops, III 900 r.; clothing and
eneampmeni. 2,7JO,OOOfr military beds 100000.
general trans ports 900 900 fr; general remount;
100 900 fr harness. zoo 900 fr forage. I37 900 f.
material for the artillery 5000 material for the
engineers, 10000; and secret expences, POO 900 fr
Foar companies, of $50 men zach, of the chasseurs
traieurs formed at Nincennes, have received orders
TO proceed % Africa Two companies onlv will re-
man az Vincennes, who sre 10 serve az models for
the organization &c two battal ons. The extraordi.
nary skill OF the tiraiileurs at the various exercises
in the camp Of Instruction at Fo-tainebeau was
much noticed At the tine. The COnst!afi0sn ef
states that Marshal Seut had advised the organiza
ton Of 2i bsttaons Of such trailcurs, but that Il
was b~cted 10 by the war department as likely u
be prradcia Co the nantry, which has already been
weakened BY drafts in iaver of the artillery, cavalry
and engineers The same journal remarks, that N
France the expectation Of war more than quadruples
the voluntary ourolments. In 1880 they amounted
TO 40,0OO they have since averaged only 1000 per
annum.
at is nonnced," says the ConsftuiionnsL shat
Lieutenant General Cubieres is to take the com
nand Of the active force in the Campaign against
ABIDE Ksder Major Generals Parchappe. Lasbor-
des, and Lahiite. &c also TO go TO Africa"
The TouionnGis quotes a LEI er from Algiers.
which sxpre So. an sppre hension that the At acks
OF the Ar,,s will not be confined 10 the plain, but
will extend to tugi, Bond, Djigey, Phillipvills.
and Constantine; these points being Bare OF troops,
and many Of those which remain bsing sick.
The National gives rather a new feature to the
question of Asier. by the view which u takes Of the
rumnared intention Of the French Government 20
compel tn. Emperor 81 Morocco 10 prevent supplies
beng sent from his territories to Abdel NADER Far
from considering like the Prssss. that war against
Mroe CO would be attended with chances of success
which 10 not present themselves IN the war With
Abdsl Kadsr.
"Take care say, the National, Statesmen Of
the 18Th NAV; there would be- something more to do
IN such contest than To chasise the ferocious per
hdy Of few tribes II Arabs. II az the head Of more
than 80 O0O you have not been able 20 use the
terrcrv which was left 10 YOU by the sublime treaty
OF Tafns. what an army. VIVA fleet. must YOU not
have To- blockade and conquerthe empire Of Morocco
which has siN mliaRs of Inhabitants, and Is nearly
47WD squ.rc LEAGUES IN extcrt. The enterprise
would try your sill ird courage"
The fpllowing are extracts ofleter. from Algiers;
"The Mayor OF Couba. two league. or has just come
q rsouir the Brotccon II an armed force, and Mar
sha Naee has put the rest oi our garrison at the dis
posal n this magistrate Agers is fllcd t. repetition
with colansis from the plain ofthe Motidla, whobave
lef their houses. nocks herds and all they possess
intent only on swing their own lives. They are
without means o. existence, and almost without
clothing -" lti. confidently asser ed that, notwih
standing the "thcial reports, part of The lumn IN
der Marshal Nsee AND the Duke of Orleans, on the
rout" frou C'rs'aH'na 90 Algers, commanded by a
chef he bsia l0s. cut OF by the Arabs. and ths
men who composed ~ decapitated"
The Nessog,r gives the following. on thesutharty
~ letter fnm Young surgeon Of cne Of the milf
tary hospital. Algers AND states that the force at
tackled described IN the dispatches e Marshal Va.
lie as a simple detachment ~ 2O men vas an entire
battaiion sud that loss was l3O instead Of lOJ
men without reckoning the wounded, who were
yerv numerous This letter also oontradicts the
statement nf Marshal Va5e. a. 20 the general retreat
Of the enemy on the 23rd. On that day. " .avs
hrhtina was stil going On, although the attacks o(
the Arabs we're les v. orous, which The writer at
trib ties to he heavy rain and general badness OF
the we ths~ The Arsbs. 80 iar from retrcating had
shown thrrs,lvts 90 digercnt p Ints ot the French
TERRITORY thru.and AT time and were burr and
plundstinz f.tiywhere. sssassinating The colonsts
~ ca-r,irg tl. into captivity, according 10 their
caprice. -,.--.
amarillo or thr Df51fs, the Park Of france end
on the necessity ol some well defined regulation as