Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-11-21


sell from, il was found necessary 10 tear them away
Christina then tainted and was for lime in such
state OF 0nsciousntss that serious fears were
entertained This distressing scene, however, at
length terminated. Before she set out the Queen
Mother again desired 10 see her children bat as
they were asleep she was afraid Of renewing their
grief and the refore contened herself with looking
M them and bidding final adieu. 'May God and |
spaniari:,' said She render you happy. Love yosr
mother always, she loves you She then said |
with 6rmness, Let us CO., and withdrew She did |
not cease weeping until she embarked The crowd |
received her she passed with the respect due to
her rank and her virtues
The Noniteur Parisien contains tcegraphic dis.
patch from Spain, announcing the arrival OF the
young Queen in Madrdon the 18th. Esparero rode
beside the carriage. The cries Of Viva Ia Reyna'
were not numerous, nor were those OF viva Espar-
tero'' more
Madrid papers and letters to the 18th ut. have
been anticipated by the above. The whole of the |
corps dipiamatigue in the capital, which was |
occupied and surrounded by troops. Espartero and |
the Minister Of War and Finance did not arrive in |
The Eco de dragon Of the 9th states that the |
following persons accompanied the Queen Mother |
an her departure from Spsin-namely, Count de Re-
guena; Manuel Gavina, Treasurer; NJ. Gonzalez, |
Aimoner; Antonio Manoz, Private Secretary; and |
Luis Paradea. Agent
The celebrated Carist Chief Tristany has been
shot in battle.
vienna, Oct l6th.-Prnce Paul Esterhazy has
not yet left to return to his post at London but he
has already paid his farewell visits.
Russia.
PRAGUE Oct. Sth.-About $1,000 passed
through Asia in the Of the last week, and
were encamped at Scutari, where preparations for
escamping $4,000 men have been made. second
camp TO be marked out at Kutaja On the 9th,
5000 men were transported across from Vara, and
more expected. The official list Of the Minister
Of the Finances show that lao, 900 in the
cept Of pay; of which number SO 900 to S000o might
be opposed 10 an enemy in the field.
viii w hh Are snd at snos
place OF rendezvous is the camp near Koniah.
Prussia.
BERLIN, Oct l4th-The third corps Of the Prus-
sian army received orders to march to the Rhine.
A short time before, the Minister Won Humboldt,
was charged with a secret mission (of a pacific ma
ture, il was said) to Paris, but that it suddenly
withdrawn.
Turkey.
CoSsrASTIsoPLK, Oct. ia fire broke out here
yesterday which consumed 200 shops, 40 dwelling
houses, and a J swish synagogue, in which there was
rich collection of plate. Several Of the heads Of
the Jsnisssry party were recently arrested and
barked ON board steamer. On their arrival in the
sea Of Marmora, they thrown into the water
with cannon ball attached to each body.
CoSsrAErINoPLE, Oct THE affairs of Syria
yond all doubt the resolution Of the Powers re-
store the legal order Of things in the East. new
measure has been agreed to unanimously the ones
ton had been proposed, how the fleet Of the allies
should act in case French men of war should at
senPt to enter any port Of Syria or Egypt" The
resolution is as follow::."!n this case their en-
cision, which might lead to a collision with
France. There has been a difference between Lord
Pensonby and M. I'itof caused by the objection of
the latter to the dePutatien OF Mehemet Ali their
differences have been terminated by the Of
M Titof that his hesitation caused by the inn
rortssnce Of the step, and the conviction that it
would not be possible to reeede at q future time
without Inconsistency .-AHgemeine Zeituag.
The following important intelligence from the
East is published in the Monitsur Parisen of Sun-
day nigh. -
TouLox, Oct. 81, 6 o'clock PM
Alexandria, Oct. IL.
THE CONSUL GENERAL MINISTER FOR
FoREIGN AFFAIRS.
The events in Syria have become more grave for
Mehemet Ali. Beyrout has been occupied by the
Asgio-rurks, who were terrifying Seyde. The
Emir Bcchir had surrendered. He has abandoned
the cause Of Mehemet Ali. The insurrection is
making progress in the mountains.
Ibrahim Pacha is about TO concentrate his forces.
"TovLoS, Oct 3l-l27P
"Malta, Oct II.
TuE CONSUL OF FRANCE THE President OF
THE Council
80 The British war steamer CycloPs arrived here
ss,. morning from Seyde' when she departed on the
members of his family and lis persons OF his SUITE
ON their way to England
8 The captain of the Cyclops has confirmed the
rising of nearly the whole Of the inhabitants Of the
mountains"
Il would thus appear that the Eastern question
so far Syria is concerned is pretty well settled
and that the only point which remains for dis
eassen, is, whether the dtch6ancs Of Mehemct Ali |
from the Pachalic Of Egypt shall shall not be
orced.
Ga the night Of the 3d. five battalions Of Turkish
troops. one battalion Of Royal Marines, and two
companies OF Austrian troops, were left TO cover
The remaining forces Of this army, consisting Of
fur battaons Of Turkish infantry, one battalion CT
Royal Marines, and two detachments OF Austrian
rocketeers, were formed in the upper position OF
this camp, with view 70 attack, at day-break Of
the 2i,h, the advanced guard OF lbrahim Pacha, Of
i,0oc men, under Emir Massoud, entrenched at Ar
dali in very strong mountainous position, in order
20 maintain the Pacha's communication from his |
head quarters al Msrouba with Beyrout.
After fatiguing march Of five hours over very |
PERCEPTIONS ground, aud having fordcd the Kclbson
river, Commodore Napier, commanding the whole |
ofthe above force, menacca the enemy's position in
battalion, whilst he ordered General Jochmus, with |
the remaining 3D. battalion OF Selim Pacha's DIVISION
10 turn the enemy's right flank, which movement
General Jochmus exscuted without delay, succeed |
ing, by the rapidity Of the movement, in cutting off
the enemys retreat to the Pachas head quarter and
thus making 700 prisoners, and dispensing the re-
The four companies are all taken prisoners, the
Aibanians fled with Emir Massoud, and the Druses
dis persed to their houses.
The mouataineers coming in from the warlike |
province Of Mata in great numbers. There are at
this moment distributed 400 stands Of Turkish arms
60 the people Of that district principally TO Of
BeekfIjs which place the focus Of Instruction
som months ago. 1000 stand Of arms we're distribu-
ted the 9th and 18th instant.
The troops OF the allies bvouacked On the field Of
battle and in the neighbsrng villages the 18th and
-s'th September.
BY the evening OF the 10Th the troops had return
ed into the camp Of Djosn with the exception Of |
ene battalion, which remained the left bank OF the
kelbson, in order 60 maintain the now open commu-
nicston OF Deuni with the mountaneers Of the pro-
vince Of kata.
The Turkish troops with the Pacha are deserving
an strong numbers, and small dctachments are sent
int head quarters continually.
All the accounts from the seat Of war received
since our last confirm the Of the successes
allies, the rising Of the and the defeat and dis.
ceuragement OF the Egyptians; but we still want
the Off cia connt Of the captnre Of Sidnn and of