The pilot and transcript. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1840-1841, 1840-11-05
From the .NeU York Commercial .AdUertisey
LATER FROM EUROPE.

By the arrival of the Westminster, from Lon
don, and the Louis Philippe, from Havre, we
have London papers to the 10th of October, and
Paris and Havre to the sth. The following sum-
mary contains all the intelligence additional to
what we published yesterday, after the arrival Of
the New York.
D !,v rows, ordinance published on the sth, the
French Chambers yvero conyoked, to meet on the
25th.
A note from the French government was re-
ceiVed By Lord Palmerston the 9Th, said to
contain IA declaration that thS deposition of NE
henet Ali from the Pachalic Of Egypt must not
be enforced-that attempt to enforce it will be
considered by France equivalent to declara-
ton of war.
| I'VE suspect that the English papers have fall
len into an error in saying that Mehenet has
been deposed as Pacha Of Egypt--that the newly
appointed Pacha, Mehemet izzet, is entrusted
only with the government of Syria.l
1t was rumored in Paris that the allied forces
had been attacked by Ibrahim Pacha, and COM
PEELED to re-embark but this is scarcely credible
Covered as they were by the shipping, and sur
rounded by entertainments, twice the force ofIbr
him could not dislodge them.
The French fleet, 9 sail of the line, was said
to be at Athens; another report says, of the
Dardanelles.
The abdication of the King of Holland took
place on the 9th of October, and at the same
time his son took formal possession of the throne
as his successor.
General Espartero made his entry into Mad
rid on the 29th of September, and was received
with great apparent JOY by the inhabitants. His
last act, before leaving Barcelona, was to disband
the National Guard OF that city.
Prince Louis Napoleon had arrived at Ham,
the place of his confinement. He will probably
be liberated after year or two, if France re
mains tranquil-aAd perhaps If she does not
also.
The London papers predict the dismissal of
M. Theirs from the ministry, but no safe calcu-
latiOn can be made of this event
n letter from BO,nboy, of2Sth .datg1lst, Says
s'The Chinese have made another attenpt to
burn the English ships Of war, and an English
schooner was nearly boarded. She was attacked
by several junks at once, but defended herself
vigorously and repulsed them. The revolt of
the Ghilzees in Afghanistan has been put down,
after some combats with the insurgents, but
Shah Soejah, who was solely occupied with his
pleasures, has become SO unpopular that
movement in favor of DJst Mohamned was hour
ly expected. Dost Mohammed was still at Box
hara. The army of occupation was composed
almost exclusively of Sepoys, for whom the
Mahometans have a sovereign contempt, and
if European reinforcements should not arrive, it
was feared that the conquest of Lord Keane
would fall into the hands of an usurper, who
would at least know hsw TO govern So as TO give
general sa isfartion. In the districts near Khe-
lat, corps of 5000 men, under the orders of
the son of i,Iehrab-Khan, was in the field, and
had already taken several towns and the fort of
Kahun, which was defended by $50 Sepoys,
who were all put to the sword, the English Of
ficers only heing spared in the hope of ransom.
The Bombay government, fearing that the IN
surrection would spread, had hired three stea-
mers to convey troops, and they had already
made several voyages"
From The London Morning Herald Of Oct. 10.
CRY, ONE O'clock, Oct 9.-Yesterday
afternoon tn, foreign exchanges were again I'M
steady, but the rates did not recede materially,
as compared with those at witch bills were nego-
tia.ed on Tuesday last. Paper on Paris was ia
ken at rs S2z to BE-, rather wide range,
which, however, serves to show the want OF
firmness that exists. In reference TO the sub
iSci ofexchanges we may remark that it is sup
posed we may ere long have an unexpected help
in turning the tide which now flows against
us--we aiiude to the orders for various articles
in increased demand since the agitation of the
war question, received in our manuiactmingdis-
| tricts from French merchants.
/, Two O'Clock THE public securities have
been higher this morning, anu t tse appears 20
be more real business transac,ng. Consols for
inmediste transfer opened at 81, and have since
ranged from cog to ST.; for the 14th inst, they
have alternated from 81, to 86s, being for each
an advance on the quotations of yesterday NOR
ming of nearly per cent. The difference be-
tween the money and account prices is an une-
quivocal proof that the Bears are in want Of
sock. Exechcquer Bills have realised par TO
Is. permium, East India Bonds have risen TO
los. to IFS. discount, the New Three and Half
per Cents have been frmer at So. 10 I, and
Bank Stock for the opening has been marked
I66
Some of The foreign securities are not quite
so gool this morning, being gradually inauen-
enc by III e scarcity of money.