The Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1837-1845, 1840-11-24

ola difference with his Majesty relative to certain pa
ragraphs in the draft Of the speech from the thtohe
which the King considered too warlike m their Ten
deney. Count Mole and Marshal Soult have -
| said, been summoned 10 st. Cloud
We are confidently assured says the Unisefs
that the drawing up OF the speech from the tniono
Tor the opening OF the Chambers giving rise 70 &c
rious dissentions between the King and the Counch
of Ministers. His Majesty ii is said, wishes that the
speech should contain paragraph, IN vague ana pa
e,tc terms, concerning the new position OF France
with respect 10 the Allied Powers The Council, on
the contrary is said to insist adopting language
more significant, and more in accordance with the de
monsratons made since the 18th Of July. II we are
well informed the solution of this discussion has been
postponed for couple Of days, and may rise TO MIN
lsteria crisis"
The Moniteur of Oct 80 contains nine royal ordi-
nances appointing the following Ministers in the room
OF M Theirs, Gen. Cubieies, M. WHEN Admiral
Roussin, Count Renusat, NJ. Goun, M Jaubert, M
Cousin, and M Pellet de la Lozers,) whose resigna-
tons were accepted
Marshal Soult, President Of the Council and Minis
ter of War.
M Guizot, Minister for Foreign Affairs
M Martin (du Nord,) Minister of Justice and Of
Public Worship.
Admiral Duperre, Minister Of Marine and of the
Colonies.
M DuchateI, Minister of the Interior
M Cunin Gridaine, Minister of Commerce and
Agriculture.
M Teste, Minister Of Public Works
M Vilemain, Peer Of France,) Minister OF Pub
lie Instruction.
M Human, peer Of France, Minister of Finance
The Liverpool papers contain but little except ac-
counts OF the elections IN that place for municipal OH
GERS. Tie election closed the I'd of November,
and resulted in the return of ten Conservative and
six Liberals.
The steam ship Columbia, the fourth of Mr. Gu
nards line OF steamers from Liverpool to Boston, ar
rived at Liverpool from Glasgow just before the sail
Ing of the Caledonia She is to sail for Halifax and
Boston on the 4th of December.
The Queen and Prince Albert continued to take
their accustomed aiIings in the Park.
An ant-corn law meeting has been held in Man
chester which drew together $50 ladies and gentle
Ireland it is said was never more tranquil than at
the present moment People go to see the Agtator on
the same principle that they would crowd to any
other novelty
The municipal election at Dover terminated in favor
OF the reiormers AT Harwich the reformers elected
IL out Of 10 of the municipal council.
The resignation of Thers and his associates took
place on the 2ls of October after sharp discussion
in Council on the Kings Speech to the Chambers,
which Theirs wished to make warlike, and Louis
Philippe refused to submit to- desiring peace.
SYRIA. Important Neios by Extraordinary Err
press. The Morning Post of Nov. g. says, at an
early hour this morning received by extraordi
nary express from Paris, the Moneur Parsien and
the other French papers Of Monday, containing the
following important Geographic dispatches;
lOuLON, Oct oil, y, II, M. I
Aierandria Oct. II.
The Consul General to the Minister Of Foreign
Affairs. Mehemet Ais affairs in Syria sssum-
ing desperate aspect Beyrout has been occupied by
the Anglo Turks. They are certifying Scyde.
The Emr Bechir has gone there, and has determn-
ed to abandon the cause of Mehemit Ali. The in
surrection is rapidly progressing in the mountains.
lbraham is about to concentrate the whole Of his
forces
ToULoN, Oct 81, S O'Clock p. M
Malta Oct 81.
The English government steamer the Cycops, ar
rived here this morning from Scyde which place she
left on the 2lst ult. She has on board the Emr
Bechir with ID members of his family, and lis per-
sons of his suite with whom he is proceeding Eng
land
The captain of the Cyclops confirms the accounts
OF the rising throughout nearly the whole mountain
Paganin the Quofidienne states has bequeathed
his eight vlols to eight of the eminent perfor
mers on that instrument Messrs De Beriot,
Ernst, Lipinski, Mayseda, Molque Ole Bull, spohr,
and Vieux Temps.
Capt. Reynolds, Of the 18th Hussars, has been
cashlered for characterization in writing his Colonel
the Earl Of Cardigan, an improper letter.
Her majesty has been pleased to confer the two va
cant Carriers on the Duke Of Switzerland and on the
Marquis of Westchester.
Another accident occurred. on the Great Western
Railway, by which two persons were instantly killed.
and four others seriously injured
The Duke Of Northumberland has been Ing, 80 81
Cambridge. - 'Ao 80
Lord John h,,sse. VI ne married 10 Lady
Fanny Elliot, the earl and Of Mimic daugh-
Her ladyship Is in her 25th year. and the noble
lord is in his 49th. The day is not fixed for their
nuptals.
The Right Hon Henry Richard vassal Fox, Ba-
Lord Plunket has been for some days indisposed at
his seat in Ireland.
EXTRAORDINARY OUTRAGE--A N YORK
PACKE'' SHIP FIRED INTO IN THE BRI-
TlSH CHANNEL
The Liverpool papers give the details of most
accountable outrage committed upon the packet ship
South America, Capt Bailey.
The South America sailed from this port on the id
of October, and arrived at Liverpool on the 3lst
When entering tina British channel and just abreast
of the old Head of Kinsale she was suddenly fired in
to by small vessel resembling an English yacht
Captain Bailey first saw the vessel about IL M. She
was then standing across his bows. She tackled and
hove to, and the South America passed her within
hail The particulars thus given by Liverpool
paper;
Captain Bailey called some Of HE passengers look
at her, one Of them, an American gentleman, who
had never been this country had never seen an
English Yacht. 1t was Immediately subject Of re-
mark that she carried an unusual number of hands,
her crew consisting OF about % men, The South
America having passed her. she made sail in pursuit,
and in few minutes, fired shot, which dropped
about half the ships length ahead of the South Ameri
ca, the starboard side Two other shots fred in
quick succession, the first of which passed. as
could be ascerained the foreyard arm the second
struck the ship the starboard quarter Captain
Bailey asonished the suddenness Of the attack and
having his deck 1875 steeragc and several cabin pas
sengers completely exposed thought it best to heave
the shipto.
This was Immediately done but then two
more shots fired Of which struck the water
about ten feet from the rudder Capt Bailey, WHOM
standing the arail at the time, distinctly this
shot strike the water One of the men, who was en-
ployed aloft heard shot whistle close past him. In