Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-02-26

gents Park, In London.
The Rev. II. Pepys is the new Bishop of Sodor
and Man. ~; - - "''-t'. t'''Ty i1stJ
Frosts trial proceeding All Jurors who rent. a
ed over 500 ayear, were challenged for the pri e.
soner. ''' 't -ll4' ~ sal 1tfslf
The London Globe Of Jan 4th. saws that C;rss,;.- @
lars have been issued by the banking konse Of
Bulen q Co. of Liverpool, announcing that thew n
nave reduced the rate of interest on discounts to
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The Chamber of Commerce of Manebesfer 'b.s1 :
published long review of the effects produced ON
the manufactures and commerce. of the country by
the conduct OF the, Bank of England This renorf
which read at the late meeting of The
held In Manchester is an Indictment against thS
BANK winch Will not be without its effect upon pub
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been felt about the recent long passage the British
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and small ADD the ornaments, ie e ribbon,
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The Paris papers of Jan. 9TH contain the address
Of the Chamber Of Deputies in reply tn the KinsIs
speech Of which it was a echo !; that of the
Peers, to the same purport, was given the previous
day. The Ministerial party were in the ascen dant
Lord Durham went to Paris, December %, preps-
ratory TO hi, mission as Ambassado tff., .i'.
WAT IN ArRIca.--Marshai Valcc has had keAt
with Abd-el-Radefs troops, between the upper
camp of Belida and the Cha. The Arabs were CON-
pletely routed cannon, muskets, flags, every thing
| fen into the hands Of the French FA'I
| Bsrrre iop MosrAeASrM.--The followi ing il the
account ofthis aght given by the commanda.t, in
his dispatch to the commander inc hief * s.ay
81 have the honour Of addressing to you report
Of the events which have taken place before Mostaas
anem On the 18th break of day the crests of the
small hills between NIostaganem and Masagran, and
beyond that point were covered with Arabs 10 fhe
/ number ofye0U at least, horse and foot BetScen
i and y from l5b TO lStV mfn.' Of whom iUO nearly
| were infantry approached Masagran and commenced
i a fire ON that post, which was commanded by NJ.
| Magnien Lieutenant Of 10th company African Bat
talon Captain Pillows being in hospital Al Mostas-
\ apem M.Niagnien prudently ordered his men not
| 10 fire till the enemy got very close. The enemy,
seeing the fire from Masacran approac led the
wall TO batter IL en- bTfchc ard received with
discharge that killed fobr and wounded ssvcssl
others This attempt not succeeding, the assailantp
retired in disorder and in groups en- ndssf, while tho
usilladc, continuing from the walls OF Masas gran,
killed more oftheir men and'put about 20 hors ~
combat Tho enemy then adv ancsd towards th.s p
per part If Masagran, and kept up tiralleur shooting
till bali past nine the horsemen continuing to ride
about in front Of the walls at short distance there
| by losing several more ~ their N. 'Magrncn
estimates the number Of killed by the fire of bis
| troops at -, and the wounded at -. lie deplorcs
the loss of Corporal Dupont, who Killed by
ball in the head French and Arabs all did fhcir duty
Or~ Douar killed thrcc'mcn, after another wth
his own hand. at the moment when the wall WAS
brcac bed. Among the men who attacked the wall a
great many clothed in red were seen, proving that
part ofthe Emits regular cavalry were dismounted,
and joined in the enterprise % CO. oe az e
sr,rr or rHr FRrScH ARMY ArRrcA.-Lct-
tiers from Algiers Of Dec 1th, give the following:
the camps and fortified posts on the plain are
| fully proyisoucdI The attacks OF the Arabs ave
chiefly directed against those ct Kara Mustaphaa and
| Fondeuk. On SATURDAY last,.a serious attack was
attempted on the camp at Bdah. IL is said that the
| Arabs were provided with artillery, thatthev fired
UPWARDS Of fifty rounds, and that some shnlls fell
| within the camp. The native gcndarmes who have
| arrived from Fondouk, have brought with them bali
| a dozen heads, and deposited them al the Mafson
Carrce weare tod that in the late battle, NEAR Fea-