Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-09-28
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and Turkish. Its moreover understood tina, four
more English three deckers ordered to reinforce
thelBritish squadron in the Levant.
Turkey.
CoNsrASrISoPL., Aug. I9-The Turkish feet,
consisting of one line battle ship, one frieate, two
sioops, &c. under command of Captain Walker, RN
will probably leave tomorrow. -
There are four En- giish vessels, deeply laden, re-
ported at the Dardaneles, among them the Fides,
from Cardiff.
Intelligence had been received from Asia Minor
of an alarming nature. Mehemet Ali had numerous
artisans in the Asiatic provinces of the empire, and
even in the capital his party was extremely formda-
BILE. The Sultan had at Malatia, in Diarbekr, and
kurdistan, force Of 10 900 men, who were, how
ever kept confined in cities they should desert,
and there were about 100000 more scattered over
Anatolia, who were equally disafiected.
Affairs ofthe East.
England has commenced the execution OF the -
ripple treaty. She has blockaded the Egypiil
Syrian coast aad Commodore Napier, the libe
of Portugal, is employed in the glorious mission
distributing proclamations among the people of >
and exciting them to rebellion against the p
with W hat success the gallant commodore viii
to saw as all his threats have not succeeded in m
ing the Egyptians evacuate Beyrout, and the End
Bechr has answered his proclamations by sendir
them to Mehemet Ali, sen tenoignase de fdsiiit,
The whole pretext of Lord Pamerstcn inter encl
is that the people of Syria are grooming under the
woke of Mehemet Ais severe rule and the frat step
taken shows that the inhabitants Of III yrout viii
Join the English shipping expel the Ey piians from
their port ard that the yrian chiefan tram pies
the gallant; commodore. The Journal des DSbafs
adds TO the information iven by the Constitutional
that Mehemet Ali has ordered ibrahim Pacha .,
cross the Taurus, but that Count Walewski has
duced him to eounte rmand that order. This fat
deemed OF great importance in the poitica al ciR
of the French Metropolis, as il proves that the Pa
is not afraid ofthe consequences, and that the Oh
of France is to concil not exasperate.
The Moniteur adds the following
% his departure from Bey reut, Commodore
pier, not having succeeded in making the Egypt
| thn tnu,p tnnk tIarn mill, he
vessels.
"The Turkish troops had not arrived sy,~
was perfectly tranquil. Mehemet Ali persists.
his refusal Alexandria enjoyed the greatest trsf
guilty. Rifat Efendi was still there.
Taking the variety of statements contained in o. .
Geographic dispatches and semi. cial letters 10
true, we arrive at most important conclu and
| we see with tolerabe accuracy the future march OF
| events.
l. Syria is tranquil and the efforts of the English
Commodore to excite rebellion have failed.
z. Mehcmet Ali has not ordered his son Ibrahim
| to cross the Taurus.
| s. The mission of Count walewski has been to
| dissuade the Paeha from taking the Off nsive.
France remains heuter-until Russian fee
| enter the Bosphorus, or Russian army be amplov
| ed in defence Of the capital.
Lord Granville has explained 10 the Fryneh
government the treaty of the 18th July in a cencia-
| tory manner And therefore while Syria remains
quiet, and Ibrahim Pacha continues behind the Tau
rus, collision between France and any of the great
powers not likely to fake place, and for the pre-
| lent the status ono is maintained.
Markets.
Lo5neS Mesfr MAnHrr, ssyF. live understand that
New York. ' ~ ~
Our from the Continent are OF more psciGc
tenor this morning, and especially those from Belgium
which express confident opinion in the maintenance OF
and cite in support Of the view taken the fact
deT having been issued from head quarters allow OF the
proongaton OF the leaves of absence granted to erent
officers and privates where such desired shown to be
The Dutch papers of Wednesday morning only is, mr.
rived, notice good deal of unseadness and fuctuaton
IN the funds at Amsterdam up to the close of business
The recent news from China does not appear to have
operated inJurously the tea market the public SALE
now in progress going off steadily at prices fully
equal to those realized at the last auctions.
The Conso market has good to-day the al!
the highes, price yesterday being per cent on
the closing prices OF yesterday however the decI
day being 81 For the aecoun. the rates have 7 to
s7 There Is, We must observe scarcely any h lness
doing and no purchases could be effected the o~es.u
quotations We have given. Exchequrr BviuUunu@
los. premium, and lnaia Bonds -. u ss
New Three and Half per Gems have rsngc'f~
Two o'cLocE-Three PEI Cent Csnsols are 81 &. a.!
ham and Gloucester shaes discount IL is supro.
sed the Spectators possession of pigeon ex
press, hence the depressed state OF Il market
The gloom OF the money market has increased "a IN ,,
sny definite reason being assigned further than the
tnuation OF the which have already co-r
utcl towards depre ssion--yiI the unsr,,isJ s,a,
politics. the dstrust OF private credit and the s,ronel
position OF several parties to speculate for fall s5p.
having become less plentiful and stock 50 froras
effect Of repeated sales is not improbable that the "a
chasers have been unable 10 hold the stock ,hey ~
bought but have been Obliged again TO part with IT, AZ
thus have increased the depression. It j. s remarl
that the public take interest this state Of thn~s,
they do, l. IS ony to invest a, the reduced prices ns
fall to-day IN Consols has been full per cent Having
been 50 70 iO he account they LEFT OF $ sellers The
price Tor immediate delivery is 81 TO Nor IS tn, d-
cline confined to the funded securities Exchequer bils
which of late have moved bu, Is at time have fallen ss
since yesterday and leave OIL los TO ls premium Amer
the close OF business. Conso Offering AZ 81
Tor the sccount-3imsG Sept o.
The intelligence Of the OF Paris ard she rarr
cline OF the French funds threw gloom the
market al The commencement OF business Cor,sos oper
ed al s for the account and have been az s7I Ia
the a.ernoon account Of better prices Paris &c.
action took place, and that in depart OF tn
stock Exchange Consols ssh ant closed a ~ 20
The quotation for money is sf.. Exchequer tlls
have dcolnedl Is AMI are es to las premium SPIT
BY alvices from Hamburg the price of COLL Is 4a5 per
mark, which, at the English Mint price Of ca i7s Ibs
the ounce icr standard gold gives exchange Of II
aud the exchange Hamburger London AZ short being
10 So follows that gold is ola per lower Of Nam.
burgh than in London.
The English Mint price Of fs i7s the ounce for ,ana
ard gold gives exchange Of a2 and the exchange
al Paris Lonlon al short being IS follows that
gold Is 060 per cent desrer at PARIS than in London
nc supply OF bills on foreign places offering
Change to-day exceeding the demand an imrrove nsnt
took place in the rates the principal places Of ox
change.
D. the usual sicsl return published by the Customs
the export OF he precious metals from the Of London
to foreign and colonial ports for the week ending the an
Sii,ercc'n. Ouncsf. S1rsr ier, Oa~<ss
Hamburger. $4,000 Pctershurrh 40,
Malta. gOpno Rot'rriam oeooss
Calais. $1,000 Calais lso.,
Petersiurrh. 4IOoo Gold cos.
Rotterdam oOp0 New York a.,
Belgium