Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-11-25

ihirty houses have been eatri.a AVA, IA d ne
hA''hs en'ered the gas pipes, the alarm
r Seresseu oy the sudden extinction Of the lights
Inc forts were surrounded with water and tho
troops on the 3ist inst without pro yisiops bat
service Of boats was being organized 10 convey as
ssianes TO them Several factories on the left bank
OF the RhoRe had been carried away by the flood =
The Saone had also risen enormou,iy and VIII,
the last accounts left, most of the streets in the low
sr tew", between the two rivers, were impas sable
Many unfinished houses were falling down
The Courier Frareais states that in coaseouenec
Of the report Of his yscian Cabrera has been DC
mitted by the Government to repair to Hyeres
where he was to remain within the town.
The Moniteur announces that Count Demide f who
had been raised to the rsnk of Prince by the rand
Duke Of Tuscany, had obtained from Rome, accord
ing to tho formalities required by the church, per-
mission to esPouse the Princess Matilda, daughter
Of Jerome Benaparts.
The Courier Francois mentions an on dit that the
luke do Broglie is 10 succeed nj. Guizot in the
Embassy 10 the Court Of st. James, and the France
says Count de Montalenbert will have the office.
The French Government was already evincing
us determination to punish the licentiousness of the
The French journals refer 10 Sc veral svmptoms Of
disorder IN Paris. but they not of the slightest
gravity, having originated among mob Of i'll re ss-
ca boys Guy students assembled and traversed the
streets, singing the Marseillaise Hymn, but were
immediately dispersed by the police.
The Montteur contains the Royal raonnance ap-
pointing ID. Antoine Passy Under Secretary of
State at the Ministry Of the Interior, in plac. Of M
Leon de Mallevilie This appointment leads strong
ly to the conclusion that Passy brother of the Un-
der Secretary, and NJ. Dufaure, who acts with him,
intends TO give the Soult Guzot Cabinet their sup
port, although they not nbers of the Adm IN
Istration This will have the effect Of securing
votes for the left centre ministerial party) In re-
spect to M. Theirs, from his animated tone in the
Sale des Conferences il is concluded that his oppo-
sition is intended to be very strenuous.
Belgium,
BELGIAN FoRTREssEs.-A Valencennes paper
observes that all the fortresses the frontier OF
state of defence. Cannon are planted on all the
principal points, in front Of the gates, and the
bastioas. On the French side cf the frontier var
like preparations had not been carried on so far
The srsenals at Vaeneiennes, Lille, &c, had been
well provided with cannon, and the ramparts, draw
bridges, and works for letting water into the fosses
had been put in order, but not single gun had been
mounted
The Madrid journals of the 18th ult. have reached
us. They filed with details Of the ceremony
which took place upon the occasion Of the entry Of
Queen Isabella H. into the capital. Some of these
journals give very enthusiastic account OF the
Queen reception. Others, however speak Of il in q
very different tone. For instance, the Casteiane
SAY; That her M,sItY aPpsasSd msanehoy and that
usfacion with the usual ardor.
The appearance Of a child Just separated from
her mother and who might be considered as alone
u
tion in the breasts Of the people. These sad reec
items ented to certain extent the expansion OF
public Joy The wet weather did not permit Of the
The Correo Naeihonai Of the 18th draws a gloomy
pictsre Of the evils which sfhct Spain.
The Bourse was animated at Madrid on the eth,
and good deal Of bus mess was transacted. The
Five per Cents were done at Is per cent for each,
and % lS at 60 days.
Latest Accounts from the East.
MALTA, Oct N.-Yesterday afternoon two French
steamers arrived in port from the Levaut-one, the
Leondas, with the ordinary malls, tina, from AlsI-
ton, which left Bcyrout the 18th, and Alexandra
on the 18th instant. The intelligence from Syria ~
Of great importance, and Of most satisfactory
ture, as will be seen BY the extracts we give.
The Tahiri Bahiri Ottoman Government steamer,
having on board the standard Of Ibrahm Pasha, ta-
ken in the action with him on the 10TH Col Hodges,
(who took part in that affar) and 100 Egyptian or
GERS arrived at Constan tinopie on the 18th inst.
Admirals Stopford, Bandeira, and Walker, were at
Beyrout the 18th inst With five British aud one
Turkish ship Of the line, and Austrian frigate.
dra the 18th instant. Her dispatches and letters
were taken into port by French corvette, and she
remained outside There appears hope that she
will briHg the India mail, but in that case it win
most probably be the last
The Fulton proceeds to-day to Toulon.
CoSsrASrISopLE, Oct Is Politics have beea
remarkably quiet during the last few days. French
diplomacy in particular is at this momeat marked
mission Of M. de Walewski to Alexandra 10 Of
most pacific tendency. He is 10 use all the
in his power to persuade Mehemet Ali 20 tender his
submission on terms admissible by the eve powers,
and ifthe Pasha be still in time, he will act wisely
in following this suggestion.
The Tahiri Bahiri arrived here this morning. The
glorious news she has brought is the theme Of gene
raj exultation. The Porte, however, goes in
sending away for Syria troops fast rs possible.
Five thousand more have already gone, and at this
moment three squadrons Of dismounted cavalry and
tnF. t..tr L.
vessels the moment the wind, which rs contrary,
comes round. The prestige" in favor Of Mshc-
met and his victorious son lbrahm, is At An end
and facts have proved that the Of the Porto
was iather moral than physical. The idea that the
Sultan cannot possibly govern Syria and Egypt will
be dispelled now that troops be sent thIther by
steamers in four or five days Those provinces ase
to-day nearer to the capital, as far com0unica.
tens are conc erned, than Salonica a few ears
ago. Too little attention has been paid to this i'm
portant truth.
Syria.
On the 10th inst. an engagement took place be-
tween the allied troops and those Of Ibrahim and
Soliman Pashs, in which the latter complet, "
defeated, and took to the mountains with 200 cava
ry only and two officers. 1000 in killed, wound
ed, and prisoners, have from the result Of this
gagement, fallen into the power OF the Sublime
Porte.
The Emir ell Kasim has been named successor to
the Emir Bechir, and was, with a large BODY Of
mountaineers, in pursuit Of Ibrahim Pashs who has
little OF no chance OF escape.
We are in possession Of Bcyrout which was eva
cuated the night Of the 10th, in consequence Of
disposition manifested by Admiral Stopford and Barr
diera 20 land troops. In order that nobody shou IA
be left, the sick were beaten out With sticks by
therconntrymcn. About 1000 in ALL who remained
outside the walls, reentered the next morning and
surrendered themselves prisoners General Smith
has fixed his head quarters at BcN rout.
On the llth inst. the Emir Bcchir arrived Of 81
don, and On information being given to Admiral
spotiord. he on the 18th sent two stesmers IN re-
ceive him, in which he embarked. and thus has e.
nally carried his promise into execution.
The camp at Djuni Bay is broken up. The only
vessels now remaining there are Vice Admiral Wal
ker's and two Turkish frisates, one Of which, with
500 prisoners on board is to be sent immediately TO
Constantinope.
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