Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-11-03

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had received lac consideration, as an outrage epon
| the honor of France. Such is ths language Of a
newspaper whose reported connection with NJ
! Theirs gives additional weight and Importance 10
| its opinion The Constitutional observes, tina, a
sentiment pervades the entire population Of Paris,
that the national honor has been iasulted and that
this feeling is STRONGLY eitertained by She general
staff of the National Guard, and even by on knewn,
not for their violent, but mod rate opinions.
| PARIS, Oct, 8 I'VE are upon the eve Of general
| war All depends upoa Louis Philippe and M.
| Theirs. The latter has thrown himself into the
| hands OF the Ganchc, or Left party. This ~ the
Odilon Barrett, or war party-that is the extension
! OF the French frontiers 10 the Rhine.
A Cabinet Council held yesterday, which
was presided over by Louis Philippe, when 4 most
animated discussion on the policy to be pursued
took place. NJ. Theirs and his friends were for an
| immediate manifestation, and the question stood
| thus
FOR
NJ. Thiere-President Of the Council ana Minis
ter for Foreign Affairs.
NJ Reconsideration.
M. Gouia-Comnierce.
NJ. Vivien Justice.
NJ. Ceusn-Public Instruction.
AGAINST THE WAR.
NJ Jaubert-Pablic Works.
nj. Pellet ode la Lozere)-Financc.
General Cubieres-War.
Admiral Roussin--Marine and Colonies
With these discortant elements, no decision was
to, but Ministerial crisis is inc vtable. Po-
litcal men are astoushed to fad M Remusa,'s
name in the war party He is a Doctrinaire, and
friend OF M Guzot.
There are two results 10 arise from the difference
In the Cabinet Either M. Theirs and the war party
retire to make way for pacific Ministry, the
t'-war section withdraw to give place to warlke
| cabinet.
IL the first event Off and it is the most pro-
bable, an attempt will be made to form an Admins
tration with Guizot, Soult Passy, Dufaure, &c,
| uniting the Doctrinaires with the &c Two hundred
and Twenty one, or COnserv atives, and many MEM
bers OF the Left Centre, nj. Thiers's former party
II the second eventuality should arrive NJ Theirs
vvitI 81 oh. .IxrA f If L..
Left, be IT remembered is the next degree to revo-
luton or change OF dynasty. 1t mast nallibly look
for support amongst the Extreme Left Repub-
cans, NJ. Theirs is then in the full career Of propa
| gandism.
The grand difficulty Of Louis PHILIPPE, is to find
men who will be bold enough at the present crisis
| to accept Office. This Ministry would have to al
lay the present excitement; it would have to COM
bat M. Theirs, the leader of what would be desg.
mated the party Of Nationality.
| M. Theirs is, therefore-to borrow again and
again M Roger Collards aphorism-the fatality Of
the July monarchy M. Theirs is both the Cylla
and CAaryb ds OF Louis Philippe BY retaining
| Theirs, Louis Philippe may have revolution.
War abroad or convusion at home. such is the
prospect OF France the year Of grace $780, the tenth
| year of the glorious three days.
The Cherbourg Journal says that orders have been
received I" put every vessel an that port on war
| footing Immediately
| A Toulou letter states that the " Ocean and
| "Marengo" Of the line have been ordered to hold
themselves ready to sail It short notice. aud that
as soon as the "Trident" and "Genereux' return
from the coast Of Africa they will be put in the
condition. The government had authorized the de-
livery of some mountain howtzcrs and artill nv
stores to the Abyssnian agents who have lately
to France, and the Levant packet Mentor, who was
to have taken these articles to Egypt ia re forward
ed from thence; but this permission has been with
drawn by order Of the Minister OF the Marine, and
the stores will not be delivered.
DovER, Oct S.-Reports reached here to-day by
the Boulogne steamer, which state that embank.
ments 10 progress at the sands the right of the
harbor (Boulogne,) and that the National Guard had
received orders to hold themselves in readiness to
protect the frontier moments nstice IL s also
current at Boulognc that 10 900 troops had been
off to the theatre Of war, in the East. We have
these reports from a respectable gentleman who
eff Boulogue this morning by the Dover packet;
but how far they are correct we cannot say. This
day the depot Of the 18th Regiment, stationed at
the Heights, marched for Sheerness, TO be placed as
a safeguard over the Docd-yard.
spain.
SPANISH CABINET.
General Espariero," says Monday's Honi.sur,
charged by the Queen with the formation OF the
Spanish Ministry, has composed il as follows -
"yice-Presiisnt of the Council aud Minister for
| Foreign Aifairs-Senor Joaquin Ferrar.
| "War-Senor Chacon.
| Marine-Senor Joaquin Fras.
| "Justice-Senor Gomez Beccrra.
| "Finance-Senor GAMBIA, Consul at Bayonne.
| 90 Interior--Senor Cortna"
| Oar private letter. from Paris Of Monday express
the opinion that Ministerial crisis was inevitable.
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opposed by four members ofthe Cabinet, backed by
| Loais Philippe.
| Thiers had Joined the Left or OJillon Barrot party
and frhe latter in office there will be INN date
war. NJ. Gnizot and his friends are for the imme-
date convocaiion Of the Chambers. The tone OF
Mondays papers Is quite warlike. The Sud Soma
in the Alexandria letters, present affairs in very
warlikc aspect. AtMarseilles the feeling was FOR
| war.
| We have adviccs frem Madrid Of the Ist inst.
4 '. Axnr 10. k.I k.a ....x. ~l..
by the Madrid junta for returning unopened the en-
pose addressed by that body TO the Queen, had en-
batked from France.
At 3o'cloek. on the LIST, thedeputies Of the provn
ces, who had assembled in Madrid for the purpose
Of forming a central junta, had interview with
General Espartero. At Gaudalaxara, 1t is said, the
| Dake Of yittoria harrangued the multitude, renew
ing his protestations Of devotion TO the constitutions
and the throne, and the cause OF national indepen
dence.
Private letters Of the LIST state that the list OF
the new Ministry had not been officially published
nor vas the exact com position of the Cabinet gen
orally known. This account derives some confir-
nation from the circumstance that the Correspon-
sal, an evening journal, of the LIST, contains Inst
| which assigns the Vice Presidency Of the Council
to Senior Con ales, and omits all mention ct the
| name Of Senior Ferrer.
| War In the East.
MaRsEILLEs, Oct 2-It is impossible 10 convey
To Won an accurate notion Of the sensation produced
| by the news from Syria, which arrived yesterday.
| sent you an express tafter some difficulty with
full details, which hope will not be delayed by the
Freseh euthorities. The FIRST has, the
been fired In the E.t, and general war is gardsd
| here as the consequence. Commercial and shipping
| interests ia Msrseles would be seriously Affected,
but IL is in vain TO deny that nationality is nore
garded than the horrors and desolaten OF war. Co.
Fcnhngcn is IN every mouth, after the bombardncnt
OF Beyrout. II is called coup de main worthy only
Of piratss and England, say tho French mere hants
has degraded herself the lowest rank IF civilized
nations. We are accused Of attacking Deyrout du.
ring atruee, as the ocid reply was wanting to the
| propositions made BY the Pseha through Ri!aat Bey
| at Constastnople The most contradictory accounts
exist the degree Of success attending the ope-
rations Of Ad nird Siopford, and the Malta papers
are said TO exsggorate the extent OF the mischief
done 20 the Egyptians.
| A,.xng,. Cant N The AIk,ni,u troor. III NJ