Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-10-19

Trident, mAnneo ~ - men, nas oenS SAILS Sor mi
lippsvle. 1t conveys $50 to join the I'D, 18th
and 6lst Regiments. he Cocytc has set out for Al
giers with dispatches for Marshall Vallee, convey
ing 790 military passsngers OF whom 34ere cfheers
Accounts from L'Oriont state that beside the feet
in the Mediterranean, and the ships in course OF
a, the various ports, at Orient alone Zone
OF the smallest Of the French por > there are at this
moment ready for six sail OF the line seven fri
gates and three steam vessels besides several small
vessels.
The journal du Havre repeats the report that the
government had entered into negotiations with the
United States Of America 10 form alliance. often
sive and defensive, with them, in of ing
place between England and France. 1t gives in ad-
dion, the list OF the American navy, oc ial and
boasts that 1t would form valuable addition TO that
of France.
By the French journals of wednesday we learn
that report pre- vailed on the Bourse that NJ Theirs
had addressed note to the ambas sadors of England
Russia, Prussia sad Austria, TO the effect that If the
concessions of N ehemet Ali were &C cepted the
French government would regard the refusal on the
part OF the great powers az proceeding rather from
wish 10 attack the revolution of July than to uphod
the INTEGRITY Of the Ottoman empire.
Admiral Hugon lat present commanding The French
Levsnt fieet is recalled. and ADMIRAL Lallnde again
appointed to that squadron.
Holland.
ARDIcArIss King OF HoLLAsD.--The
Amst srdan papers of Wednesday announce the alb
dicaton of the King of Holland in favor of his
1t appears that his Majesty communicated his in.
tentions his ministers before setting out the day
be issued in few DAYS informing his subjects Of his
resolution The Ha,dlssblad say that the king hav
ing summoned the prince and princess of Orange to
Loo commun Gated his inte ntoas to them iDthe pre-
sence of has friend Baron Fayel He is said to hxve
laid a.ide his crown and retired to private life, for
the purpose of accomplis hing the union with lady
of his court, which encountered 90 mach oppo-
stion from his subjects when first announced some
twelve mouths ago. -.
MADRID Sept % The revolutionary mo- ement
coutnues Spain, the Junta al Madrid stil, admi
nistering the government. The Queen accepted the
resignation OF the Sancho ministry, and appointed
Espartero President Of the Csuncil with instruction
to frame Cabinet bat without any specific depart
in the Ministry, in order, the decree states,
that lie may continue at liberty to command the
army he has hitherto done, SO much to the salts
faction and glory of the country"
The Madrid papers Of the 2lst contain declara-
ton from the Basque prov nces in favor OF the Queen
The junta lad raised forced loan of 10000 reals
for the service "a the army. The Qaeen was eX
pected at Madrid the 25h and would, it is said,
be accompanied by Espartero. Notwithstanding
this dnnOnce, il was rumored in Paris on Monday,
that her Majesty and her daughter had made their
escape from Valencia and arrived at Port Vendres
Cabrera was to leave Paris on Tuesday for Mont
pslier.
Private letters say the Provisional Government at
Madrid have determined on appointing Calatrava
Regent giving Queen Christina the choice OF being
core gent if she behaves herself II is said, like
wise that coalition is about being formed between
the Spanish and Portuguese liberals, for the union of
both countries into one great republic This plan is
rather too gigantic for Calatrava Co, but il
vertheess spoken of. The junta were about to cem-
pei the Queen to give securities for her future beha-
vior.
MADRID, Sept. 2-The revolutionary movement
Continues in Spain, the Junta at Madrid still admin
isterins the government The Queen accepted the
resignation Of the Ssncho Ministry, and appointed
Espsrtero President of the Council, with instruc-
ii ns to frame a Cabne', but without any specific
in the Ministry, in Order" the decree
states sthat he may continue at liberty to command
the army as he has hitherto done much to the
tisfaction and glory Of the country"
Letters from Madrid, of the 22d alt. give the fol-
lowing list Of the new ministry likely to be appointed
by General Espar,ero, who is himself to retain the
presidency of the council:-Senor Gonzales Foreign
Affairs General Chacon, War Senor Cortina
Grace and Justice Senior Capsz, Marine Senior
Cabello, Home Department.
Portugal.
LISBON, Sept 25th.-Another insurrection has
been suppressed ii appears that on the l2th inst.
Col Miguel Augusta de Souza, the chief Of the in
surgent band, expressed desire to go into Spain.
regiment, that they might return to their former al
legiance. The Colonel refused to comply except
with his life. Murmnrs Immediately arose, and the
result was, that the Colonel was killed by volley
fired by his own nen. The officers Of tina revolt
entered Spain, and the soldiers
to the officer commanding the troops who were
marching against them
Turkey.
CorsrAsrISoPLs, Sept. 9.-On the s,h, Count
Walewski hsc arrived, on board the Papin steamer,
from Alexandra. The next da, Rifaat Bey arrived,
board the Turkish steamer TaJvi Bahri, with the
final Of the yiceroy TO bis excelency and the
conssls ofthe four powers, which the Turkish Ca
zette SAYS, very expressly, - may be regarded a
refusal 70 adhere TO the propositions Of treaty Of
London" In fact, the refusal Of the Pacha of Egypt
TO accept the propositions OF the four powers gave
more pleasure than pain 20 the divan. Ii was e,en
said that the sultan bad hoped for such result. in
order TO deprive Mehemet Ali OF the pachaics ofSy
CO T.. ~ - Il. 49,
ss,ing OF ship OF the line, two frigates two
vettes and several transports had joined the British
feet eff Syria. Admiral Hugon, with French fleet
Of nne vessels oil war, IN the roads Of Phalere
The fefcdh, or sentence Of excommunie alton a.
eanr Mehemet Ali, granted to the Porte by the
Shiek al .lam, ad not been read IN the mosque on
the 9th ult Its PRONUNCIATION, however, was 10 pre-
eede the commence meat Of hostltes on the part Of
ST PrrrRsBUao. sKPT. ll.-DaEADruL EARTH
svAkr.-Tfe Abe'Hs du lNord OF yesterday, pub
lished the following letter from Tiais, August l3:
You have doubtless, heard Of the terrible earth
quake Of Noua; araraf which has totally destroyed
the town of damaged all the bull iinss
at Erivan, and devastated the two districts Of Shar-
our and Sourmste, in Armenia. Ali the villages in
those districts have been destroyed. The earth is
rent In such manner, that all the cotton and rice
plantations have persisted for want OF water. But
tie most awful event has taken place in the ueigb
borhood OF Mount Arirat. Aeonsidersble mass was
toosened from the mountain, and destroyed every
thing in its way for the distance Of seven wersts,
(nearly five English miies)
Among others, the great village Akhouli has had
the fate Of Hsrsuianeum and Pompei Above 1000
inhsb tant buried under heaps OF rocks.
thick fluid which afterwards became q river, ran
from the interior Il the mountain which was opened,
and following the same direetisn, swept over the
ruins and carried with IL the corpses Of the unfo riu-
sae inhabitart "a of Akhoul, the dead animals The
shock continued Co be felt every day IN the above
mentioned districts and entirely laid them waste;
then the shocks became less frequent. Ararai Is
not vet quiet; the Say before yesterday was ava
k.ned by two violent subterranean comm ,tioss.-
Jovrpaids ~. Petersburg, Sept ".
Advices from ST Petersburg ofthe ID instant esti-
mates about 100 the number Of lives lost in eonse
cuence of the catastrophe which occurred on the
18th ult, on the CznskoJsselo railway.
Important from China.
Extract Of letter, dated Bombay. JuIy q. at nine
o'clock IN the evening, received BY the Msditerra-
mean packet
The steaner i. Alrsadr under wsixh ard drop