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farther addition of some 100000 men to the ar
my this the King objected too, as almost equiv
aent to declaration Of war, and the minister
persisted.
TURKEY AND EGYPT
The latest intelligence from the seat Of oper-
atoms was by telegraph at Paris on the LIST in
slant from Toulon the 3lst of October. Bey-
rout had been taken possession of by the allies;
the Emir Beschr had abandoned the cause OF
Mchemlt Ali and surrendered to the English.
lie arrived at Malta on the eth. on board the
English steamer Cylops, with fifteen members
of his fanny and suite of one hundred and ff-
teen persons, on his way to England.
The following despatch from Lord Palmerston
to Lord ponsonby shows that we were right in
supposng that the deposition of the Pacha by
the Sultan would not be enforced by the allied
powers:
My Lord--Mer Macs,y's government having taken
into consideration the act by which the Sultan deprive
ed Mehcmet Ali Of the paclaic of Egypt, the bear
ngs of that act upon the present state Of pending
questions and the course which it may be expedent
take upon, have invcd,h the representatives of Austria
Russia, Prussia at their court, to submit to their
r pecve governments that undoubtedly there is much
force in the reasons which according to your excel
lencvs reports induced the Sultan take this step
and that while, on the one hand this measure in
degree prevents the Sultan from elnstaling Mehenet
Ali, If he should speedily make his subnlss on to his
:. sovoroign; on tue other hand it may operate as
powerful instrument, ofmoral COERCION upon Mehemet
Ali, by making him aware that, If the contest between
him and his sovereign should be prolonged if the is
;, sue tnat contest shold DC uhavoiaoie 10 nm, lie
Wlant ioseeVerv 'Ihe ny MS 100 o's'''ae css'ace.
II That in this view, and IN order to make the recent
I, exercise OF the sovereign au'hoy OF te outah use
II lu towards e,iecthg an carry ana satisfactory st,e-
IL of pending questions it is the opinion of her Ma
lesy Government that II would be expedlcnt that
,f me Oh lie lour powers ~
nopIe shoUd DC instructed 70 proceed 10 'he lufksh
n MINISTER ana s'hle 70 MN 'la' ,ien Respective ''oy
@ srnmenis IN pursuance ., the spnlaions OF the IN
aruceof the separate act annexed 10 e OF iolh
e. !uy' peg strVngIy 10 fecocnu 10 .ne 9ul,an .ha'
Of Meie!lc' An sl'oi, ~ al cary peilou MAKE MS
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E1raIlnncv viii ,ccord;nglv Take The s,ens pon,ed M,
~ in his disn,tch "a soon rs your colenges shall hay,
IT. recei we'd CORRESPONDING Instructions
If the Sultan should consent to act uDon this oivc,
ne rendered to him by hi, four allies it would be expc
ye cnt thar he should take immediate steps for making
. his procious intentions in this respcct known to Me
80 hone All and vonr Eycelloncy and Robert S,opforc
should afford the Turkish Government, every facit,
4, which they may REQUIRE for this purpose
N have &C.
ry (Signcd) PALMERSTON.
as London Oct, Is
49, To his Evccency Lord Ponsonby at Constan;inople
&c Caro lGt.er Oh .he "a Oh ott IN 'ne oe.,'pipr'
=, in that CITY had been ordered BY the authorities to TAX
M down Their tnqs ana leave the country IN three Hay
A HAVING had orders from the consuIs but in tn, en-
| hoy m ttp1 NO onl Al the Enplish ~ n
be cn thu, no travellers should be allowed to 90 to III
i, latter city; that tn. Mia route virtually clos
en- Nv an or'r .; nc nu'o,Ges 'pI.
IA ~. ~ =. 'Ii's,. M IT ,: iS Wy ~,
"a ..ic Y 7.','.' - 20, 'IaH wy ~ .t i; "
49,. Lower Es!p', anu ''S Vi '''.e'' was '''"N's
" orders mad been gwen 10 iori!y several points o
IAN Inc heu sea ana ammunition IN consNlcrapit ql't
~, ties mad been sscd from the arscnas Tor mat pupos
An Aexsndran letter IN the Sua coniraGcts the state
us men that the EGyp'an government hau ordered III
- staons foftraVeAershohg me rome 10 "uez e'ec,e
ny the English, to De des'royed- Eng'lsn no'el
es CAIRO was closed because the English were 'ad TO a
en- eioe 10 po' "H,I's' 'l.e pu, ~ WIS.,
t e'eu ha' III ms r'slect'Ir aH'!oi!'1cs VI N"!io "o
so'ic oe!o"u men '"st' 'tI."'N'
mt ALEXANDRA, ocT 7-Ihe pacha left Yesterday Il
for caro- lie told mr. I.arkng that he should not ilt
cstthe India mails, hutnIiow them to pass on as usua
her The overflow OF the Nile has produced the create
mid disasters; whole villages have been swept aWnl
,t me gardens 81 me ls!1 Oh IN n3oin are compete
a'' u'i'et water ana luieu f2cooo'o alu''s ol era
", oc4o,iS@ 10 t '7c'i ,teP' III hi'Shhr-i nave 'e'
,u1 washed AWAY several :robeahs, Who"'cnpso lh''
anu nave suteel severely ne lu'co, heypoant trc' n
!cl- p'uE nu'-i'u' i''o Sa' T." 'lc s''Po W - =,
:, anu 49, nave ieiuse' ~ 90 ,"rf r,'a'e'S, a.
hiuch nshtus mas taken placc.--h!Ha Iihe'
GIT, SPAIN.
be A,r,o.r,o~ oy rur O,rr, Rrcrs,
ice, [ntelligencc Of this event was received
in London on the Doth of October. The aut
:, 49,
L. graph act OF abdlcaton was signed on the III
boo h., 81 .