Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1840-06-18
Foreign News.
ARRIVAL OF THE FIRST BOSTON
AND LIVERPO0L STEAM SHIP


This vessel (called ''The Unicorn ~ was
welcomed in Boston harbor on Wednesday
afternoon amid the firing of cannon and other
demonstrations of respect from the publ c au-
'thorities of Boston. We make up our sum-
mary Of the. Intelligence brought by her from
the Baltimore Patriot:
The latest intelligence from Constart;ro,,o
Is OF the 2ad of April. An express had ar.
Iivcd with the positive assurance that Ibr,b;v
facha had received orders from his father to
march at once upon Constantinople. The
LONDON Sun remarks upon this, that if it he
31ue orders cannot too soon be given to the
Dusn meet 70 pass the Dardanelles for the
protection of the Turkish capitol.
Five Of the Sultan's wives were in hourly
expectation of giving birth to an heir to The
tnrone. Constantinople was to be illumina,-
go Tor seven nights for sons, and three for
oau9hters, without distinction as to nr;or;tv
of birth. " P'io'i'y
Inc Judges have reported their opinion that
tne clergy OF the established churches of Enc
'aho ana scotland are entitled to the clergv
reserves In Canada, and that the Legislature
Oh upper canada exceeded their powers in
passing the reserves bill.-That bill must
consequently be disallowed. Pleasant intel
ngence Tor Governor Thomson, who plumed
ntnseli upon carrying the measure as a piece
Oh consumate craftsmanship.
Ihe cholera has again made its appearapce
at Bombay, and at the date of the last ac-
counts thirty persons had died of it.
we 90 not lind any thing of the least inter-
eat IN the proceedings of Parliament. and no
continuation OF the silly report brought by the
Dliusn Slueen, OF u proposed purchase Of the
disputed territory of Maine.
ie.ter from Constantinople asserts that
a., accounts had been received by the wav of
n5eoisonde, stating the Russian expedition To
hhlva had altogether failed. 1t is stated in
S.nel lelters that the population of Adrianople
mao SHOWN much irritation against the Chris
IAN iCsidehts, In consequence of the murder
OF Turk, In which it was altered some
frank assisted. The Vice ConsTls of tho
christian powers waited on the Governor and
by his exertlons, the riot was appeased.
a letter from Galatz, in Waliacb;, of tho
io'h OF April, states that the Circassians have
never SHOWN so much resolution and conrane
as recently. They no longer confine them
selves to skirmishes, but fall upon the Rns-
sians IN the open field, and attack their for.
uesscs, which they take before relief can he
teceWed oy Sea, putting garrsons to the
sword and carrying off the arms and ammu-
M !n,' OF which they were much in want
f0A'' Va ,ScoaStoPol, odessa and TheOdo.
s'a' were crowded with troops, and 10000
men had hastily embarked for the coasts of
Circassia. -
lHs ROBBERY IN New YoRk.-Coodwin
1he young man who left New York with a
large amount of money belonging to his en-
ployers, was arrested in Plymouth ON the eth.
In company with an abandoned female who
went with him from NY. $4,000 were
round IN his possession, which he surrender
ed to Mr.. Grips (thc member ofthe firm who
went to England He stated that he had
spent about $500 Of the stolen money. In
consideration CT this surrender by Goodwin.
Mr. Grips madea compromise with him and
consented not to prosecute. MrCripps made
present of ECO to the woman, to paw her
passage to the U. States, and also gave g4O
10 the officers who had assisted in the recoy-
cry of his property.
REMAINS OF NApoLEos.-The French Gov
eminent have determined to remove the ash
es OF Napoleon from St. Helean. and a frip-
ate has been despatched for that purpose
One million of francs had been voted for the
expense of removal, and for the building a
tomb. There is great enthusiasm in France
on the subject.
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