Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-09-17

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ly address themselv to the Frcnce government in
order to obtain its moral support Notwithstanding
they cannot hope for its material cooperation.
The influence Of the French government is pow
erful in Alexandria; and may not the Four Courts
hope and demand of the friendship Of the
French government that this influence be exercised
with Mehemet Ali, " it'll the view of including the
Pachato give his adhesion TO the arrangements which
about to be proposed TO him by the Sultan
1.-THE French government could by these means
ethcaciously contribute to put an end 10 the com
plications of the Levant, this government would
acquire fresh titles the gratitude and esteem of
all the friends OF peace.
The terms of the quadruple treaty between En-
gland Russia, Austria, and Prussia. and which
have been ratified, demand Mehemet Ali's evacua-
tiUn Of the whole Of Syria, except the Pachac OF
st. Jean d'Acre, which ne is allowed to maintain on
terms similar Ia those by which the other Pacha's OF
the Porte exercise power over the several domin-
ions under their charge. The island of Gambia is to
be given up. The hereditary possessions OF Egypt
is guaranteed to him, subject to tho regular tribute
to the Sultan
The trial of Prince Louis Napoleon and his assoc
ciates will take in October. numerous of the prison.
ers including the Prince, General Monthclon, and
Colonies Parquis and Montauban, have undergone
very heightened examinations In course OF the
Princes examination, he stated himself to be the
legal heir of his uncle, the Emperor Napoleon. and
that he believed jority of the army to be in his
favor. The captain and crew of the City of Edin-
burg" steamer, which conveyed the party to Bou-
logne, and who were all imprisoned by the French
governmen mt, have been released. The captain will
be principal witness at the Primes trial.
Louis Philippe and portion of the royal family
of France, had narrow escape from shipwreck on
the 10th ult., ia going from the Chateau d'Eu to
Boulogne. The steamer was borne away on heavy
seas, and grounded on the coast. The King and his
attendants were with difficulty got shore, and his
Majesty displayed great firmness and presence OF
mind on the occasion. The affair seems to have
created strong feelings of admiration towards him.
The French seem TO encounter as many difficulties
with the Arabs, in the earlier stage OF their can
paign. Assaults and skirmshes of the most harrass-
ing nature are constantly occurring-we have re-
cent accounts Of an attack, in which the French
were seri usly worsted.
The latest overland mail from India did not fur
ni.h us with any important news relative to China
The English fleet had rot arrived and consequently
we haze no other intelligence than that the Ceifs
tials are bravely discussing how they will Brighten
away the British ships OF war. The manufacture
of two edged swords under the superinten dance of
Mr.. Commissioner Linz is procet ding with energy,
and the highest rewards in another world are being
held out by the emperor, as a means of encourage
nent to bravery.
The latest commercial advices from New York,
have produced much Oppressive in our manufac
lures, Sc, at the time of my sending this off. The
Great Westerns news has not reached London-we
hope il ma, have the effect OF improving the of
thiegs.
"The Britannia" steamship, which sails from
Liverpool Friday next, will take out Lord Falk-
land. the New Governor Of NOVA SEQ His Elk
celency and sui have taken twenty births.
TIE splendid new steam ship Oriental the
first Of a line direct from England to Alexandria
sails from Southampton on Friday next, several ex
detrimental trips in the channel, TO prove her
gines have been attended with most satisfactory
suits.
On the last return OF {" the British Queen from
New York, the ship was seized by the Custom.
house in consequence Of large quantity Of tobacco
being Struggled on board and slowed away amongst
the Goals and between the engines. Capt. Roberts,
and the officers Of the vessel have been honorably
cluitted OF all cognizance OF the transaction, and
the guilty parties have been discharged from tina
service Of the company Pray, have little more
regard for "the Queen,' and not suffer the stokers
to rebel against her worthy commander
As we are unable to report any immediate pros
rect of an addition to the Royal household, I had
the pleasure Of seeing her Majesty and Prince AZ
bert walking To the Park few days since, and
tainly, as far as my visual organs would admit OF
forming an opinion. I should say to the readers Of
the New Y ork Herald" perhaps IT is no go after
ALL"
A way q since the freedom ofthe city of Lon
don was presented to the Prince
The Princess Augusta still remains in dangerous
state and with scarcely any probability OF recover
ing. The fashionables have pretty nigh deserted
Lon Ion, and the season is at end. La thsatricas
Of course nething Of any moment crn be stirring
Tn etiaymarket is going on, and with considerable
success. wallack and Macready are drawing good
houses indeed il can scarcely he otherwise, now
that all the other houses are closed
I shall send you all the news by the Britannia on
Friday next
We have been favored wi tn most delightful wss-
Their for some time past and the harvest which is IN
reality pretty abundant, has been got in with unu-
sual good luck The Rogues in Grain have been
manmuvring pretty extensively, aud have succeed
cd in keeping up prices SO as To obtain an average
which admits foreign grain at a comparative low
duty.
TCorresponlsnce ofthe Hersldl
LosDoS, Aug. 70, 1870
Since the sailing of tn. Carrie, much Of inter
est has occarred here. From the extensive militia
RI preparations making by the nations Of Europe
AID especially France and Russia, II would really
seem Europe cannot remain quiet much longer
France yet talks Of war. But IL is all game Of
Russia; she had every thing fear against Asgo
Gaulic alliance aad determined to break it up. She
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