Southern Argus. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1834-1842, 1840-12-09

Oeen dictated Dy lne allies, Wnlle wei
are assured the contrary was the fact,
for that "during the whole time that
The cabinet was in the progress of re-
construction, neither the King nor
Marshal Soult, nor M. Guizot, saw
single member of the corps diploma
tique."
The public seemed every moment
to regard the new Cabinet as more and
more likely TO be able 10 maintain
themselves triumphantly in office. The
spectators on the .Bourse, it will be
seen, were not behind in this anticipa-
ton. In a word, as far as circumstan-
ces yet justified the formation Of an
opinion on the subject, it would APP
pear that no ministry had entered upon
office during the last eight or nine
years, with better prospects Of perma-
Hency.
The Liverpool papers contain but
little except accounts of the elections
in that place for municipal officers
The election closed on the I'd of No
vember, and resulted in the return of
ten Conservatives and six Liberals.
The steam ship Columbia, the fourth
of Mr.. Cunard's line of steamers from
Liverpool to Boston, arrived at Liver
pool from Glasgow just before the
sailing of the Caledonia. She is to
sail for Halifax and Boston on the 4th
of December.
The Queen and Prince Albert con-
tinued to take their accustomed airings
in the Park.
An anti corn law meeting had been
held in Manchester, which drew to-
gether $50 ladies and gentlemen.
Ireland, it is said, was never more
tranquil than at the present moment
People go to see the Agitator, on the
same principle that they would crowd
to see any other novelty.
The munich pal election at Dover
terminated in favor of the reformers
At Harwich the relormers elected IL
out of 16 Of the municipal council.
The resignation of Theirs and hi;
associates took place on the 21st o
October, after a sharp discussion ii
Council on the Kings Speech to the
Chambers, which Theirs wished tC
make warlike, and Louis Philippe re-
fused to submit to, desiring peace.
SYRIA.
Important News by Ertraordinar7
Erpress.-The Morning Post ofNov
Sd, says, at an early hour this morning
we received by an extraordinary OK
press from Paris, the Moniteur Pari
sion and the other French papers o
Monday, containing the following i'm.
portant telegraphic dispatches:
ToULoN, Oct. 81, 6, p. NJ. .
Alexandria, Oct. II.
The Consul General to the Ministe;
for Foreign Afairs.-Mehemet ALP
affairs in Syria are assuming desper
ate aspect. Beyrout has been occu
pied by the Anglo-Turks. They ar
terrifying Scyde.
The Emir Bechir has gone there
and has determined to abandon tn
cause of Mehemet Ali. The insur
rection is rapidly progressing in til
mountains. Ibrahim is about to cor
centrate the whole of his forces.
ToULoN. Oct. 81, 81 P. NJ. !
Malta, Oct. 81.
The English Government steame
the Cyclops, arrived here this mornin
from Scyde, which place she left @
the 21st ult. She has on board ii
Emil Bechir, with Is members of b
; family, and lis persons of his suit
with whom he is proceeding to En-
land.
The captain of the Cyclops confirm
! the accounts of the rising througho
nearly the whole mountain.
SPAIN.
A telegraphic despatch from B
$ yonne, Nov. 1st, announces that t
n Queen and her sister, the Infanta, &
e rived at Madrid on the 28th. Esps
q tero rode by the side of the carriag
e The cries Of "Vive la Reins :" we
S. but rarely heard, and those off, vi
lie Espartero!" were scarcely audible.
in BARCELONA, 10th noon.
lg By manifesto of the 18th, /
S Queen Regent has abdicated. T
n Ministry, in publishing this NANTES
N announces that it is Professionally cha
Mt ed WITH the Regency until the con'
= cation ofthe Cortes.
Oh Capt. Reynolds, of the 18th H
le sars, has been cashiered for insub
~ dination in writing to his Colonel,
III Earl of Cardigan, an improper lette
80 Her majesty has been pleased
- confer the two vacant Carriers on
r Duke of Southerland and on the M
: quis Of Westminster.
NJ The Duke of Northumberland
al been installed into the office of CHI
e. cellor of the University of Cambria
Lord John Russell is about to
he married to Lady Fanny Elliott,
earl and countess of Minto's dau