The pilot and transcript. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1840-1841, 1840-09-15

Paris papers Of Tuesday. The tene OF the ar
qcles on the alleged treaty of the four Powers
which they contain, is, with the exception OF one
in the Messenger, much more mild,
md infinitely less vituperative, than those IN
,vh;ch they INDUCED during the preceding ten
lavs On the Bourse and at Tertoni's, no mark
ed variation had taken place in the price oil
stocks.
M. Guizot was, it would appear by the jour
nails before u.s. to repair forthwith to the chateau
of Eu to wait upon the King and to confer with
M. THEIRS The Baron de Bourqueney left Paris
on Monday night for this city TO take charge ct
the French embassy in the absence oil the Am
bassador
Chambers were to be convoked for the 18th OF
September.
The Moniteur Parisien states that the King
and Queen of the Belgians arrived at Brussels
on Sunday
Baron James de Rothschild had returned to
Paris. letter from st. Petersburg, dated the
23d of July, given in the Gazette Dictate de
PrHsse, communicates the important fact that an
Imperial mandate, dated 18th ult,, hadappeared,
ordering general levy of men throughought the
two Empires in the following proportions:-
governments of Pensa, Stinberk, Orenburg, Sa-
ratoh, Woronesch, Astrachan, and the province
of the Don Cossacks and Ciroassia are to iur-
nish men oat of every 1000, The governments
of Kalouga, lula, Rjaejau and Tamboft, on ac-
count of the bad harvest of the present year, are
exempted from the measure. The governments
of Kathenia, Livonia, CORTLAND, Witepsk,
wilma, Grpdno, Bialysoick, Minsk, Mohilew,
Tschernigoff, Kew, Pultows, Wothynia, Podo-
liza, Cherson, Ikaterinoslaw and Tauria, will
furnish men out of every 1000, because the ma
tives of these privlnces can return to their
families after Is years. service. All the other
governments throughout the empire only to
furnish 5 men out of the 1000. The citizens OF
the government of Witepsk, Mondew, Rew,
Podolia, Wulhynia, and Bialvstock, are to fur
nish out of every 1000. This recruiting is to
commence on the 1st of November next, and to
be completed ON the list Of January following,
Madrid papers of the 2Sth ult. have aTrivedj
they state that the most perfect tranquility con
tinuei to reign in that capital.
The stock exchange was brisl1er The five
per cents rose to 26-13, 16 for cash.
private letter from Valencia, in the Cores
pOnSal of Madrid, states that the news Of the
change of Ministry received in that town
with the most enthusiastic rejoicings, but that
the strictest order was preserved,
EXTRAORDINARY EXPRESS FROM
PARIS.
The following appeared in second edition
of The Times of yesterday.
We have just received the following tele.
graphic despatch;
sFA perfect panic was occasloncd in Paris, on
the treaty Of alliance by Prussia, had been re-
peived. Numerous failures had occurred en- the
Bourse.
Confidence was completely re-established at
the Stock Exchange. The funds continued to
rise. The per cent. were done at 274 for cash.
Our private correspondence from Barcelona,
dated the Goth ult., states that the Queen was to
| leave that city on the Sd or 4th inst. on her
turn to Madrid.
The Paris papers of Wednesday, with let
ter from our correspondent in that city, have
| reached us by our ordinary express. The form
er are nearly destitute OF news; ths latter an
nounces the occurrence of perfect panic on the
Bourse, occasoned by numerous failures amsng
the spectators, and by report that the ratifca-
ton of the treaty of alliance by the Prussian
| Government had been received, and which it
will be seen by the subjoined stock has caused a
great fall in the funds. Our correspondent, con-
Tossing the difficulty of resisting the influence of
example continued Is receive from Well-informed
quarters an assurance that no war need be APP
pretended, but at the same time that very long
and very serious negotiations must result from
the situation in which the measures ordered by
the French Government had placed Europe. :
Our correspondent adds, that a stupid alarm
had made very considerable progress among the
English residents of Paris, great numbers of
whom had applied for passports, and many of
whom had indeed already departed, leaving or
ders to dispose of their furniture and effects
'FThs however," adds our correspondent, FFmust
be taken for only its value"
| The Sun, Of Marscilles states, that notwith-
standing the favorable nature of the harvest, the
corn market of that city had risen in consequence
of the anticipation of war.
| Admiral Baudin had an audience of the King
on Tuesday.
Further confirmation of the pacifcation of
| Syria, which we were the first to announce
would, if necessary, be found in the annexed tel
egraphic dispatches which we transcribe from
the Moniteur:
MARsEmLEs, Aug. 3, 9 o'clock, p. M.
THE CHEF OF THE MARINE SERVICE TO THE
MINISTER OF THE NAVY.
The Minos arrived this afternoon from Malta,
three days after the time.
The captain of the Scamandre wrote from
Syria on the 9th ult, and confirmed the intelli-
gence of the pacifcation of Syria, as well as the
return OF the Egyptian fleet 10 Alexandria,"
"MARsEILLEs, Aug. A, half past 4, A. NJ.
ALEXANDRIA, July 81"
SEThe French Consul to the President of the
Council
"Mehemet Ali has communicated officially to
the consular bldy, that he has received des-
patch announcing the conclusion of the insur-
rection at Lebanon.
The Turkish fleet which had been sent to the
coast of Syria returned to Alexandria the day
before yesterday.
"The Papin, with M. Perrier on board, arriv-
ed at Alexandria the same day."
FOREIGN MARKETS.