Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-11-09

but the orchestra refused to play H. is not
the Belg,ans - leas to the French; their Ian
vernment troops paraded in Liege, and made quite
| fac show. have only had French papers to read
since have been in Belgium Net scarcely an Eng
sh paper is read in the country and for davs
have had to rely upon Belgium papers printed in
French for European news.
Admiral StoPford with Commodore Napier have
published their official Of the attack Bey-
rout. Holland and Belgium and some Other German
States are about to hold to declare their
neutrality. This is again denied.
~The governments Of Austria, PRUSSIA, and En- gland
IS sad disapprove OF the violent measures adopt
ed against Mehemet Ali, by the Sultan, in declaring
his throne vacant The great banker, Rothschild,
Paris, has made strong opposition TO war; but the
the arch Metternach and they will not mind him. and
that he has no business to NEEDLE in their Affairs
Austria has prohibited the sale a.d transportation Of
horsest to France for the army. She 10 now buying
in Holland Six thousand, il is said, have been re-
Gently engaged in that country.
BRUSSELS, October 10th, lS40.-I arrived in this
Sy from LUCE last night. and shall visit the field of
IN one day, in 1915 II is twelve miles from Brusssls
since my arrival here have read French papers
OF the 18th and extracts in them from London JOUR
M Theirs has made long and a severe reply to
Lord Painerston, and denies that France was fully
and officially apprized of the making Of the Treaty
eharsesupon the English great duplicity, who, lille
protesting great Difference of respect to the French
feelings and wishes had already commenced HOSTILE
ties against Syria, in anticipation of the quadruple
treaty itself The reply is very leng filling, il is
said, several columns of the London papers and is
considered hostile in its tone Marshal Soult 10 not
SICK, but Admiral Laland is, and leave imme-
diately for Toulon.
Nothing can prehent war in Europe, but for the
porers to retrace their steps far accede
IN measure to the propositions made by Mekemet
AL The Sultan's proclamation dethroning him
must be renowned, France vitality goes to war.
The ambassadors in Paris, from England Prussia,
and Austria have already given symptoms Of retro
cession by expressing their disapprobation Of the
hnal disbursement Of Mehemet Ali. Russia alone
stands out for the FULL ediate and complete exc
cution OF the treaty. Nicholas knew too we'll what
he was about, and makes no chid's bagains.
baron Kothschild has published letter in the
" Temps, at Paris, in reply to its charges against
him. He says IT is true he is net native Of France
bat his children That he s not polite an bat
''mere financer," as the Temps asserts. That he
is not biased in favor of Austria That he wishes
peace with all prudent men, for the sake of peace and
Tor the sake OF France That his interest, his fam-
~ and his children, are identified with France,
Temps gives this letter without comment
new Telegrsphie despatch arrived in Paris on
the 18th from Toulon, with late news from the East
All OF which has not yet reached Brussels, from
France Private letters state rigorous blockade
commenced against Alexandria the 18th Septem-
Der; that Soliman Pacha holds Beyrout. and ack
ground with $1,000 men. While the EngIish and
Austrians held various points along the coast And
have, II is said, taken Tripoli.
1t u now certain the Russian fleet has entered
the Mediterranean
The Minister the Interior at Paris has sent or
ders to all the Departments Of France TO allow the
people in all places and at all tines they think pro-
per, to sing and play the MarseiHes Hymn to their
hearts content Coed. And 10 doubt The Belgiaas
Will take the example. Adieu, Mon Ami. Al