Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1840-11-26

The four companies are all taken priso-
oners, the Albanians fled with Emlr Mas
soud, and the Drusses dispersed to their
houses.
| The mounta inee-s are coming in from
the warlike province of Mata in great num-
bers. There are at this moment distribute
| ing 400 stands of Turkish arms to the peo-
i pie of that district, principally to men OF
Beekfuja, which place was the locus OF IN
surreciion some months ago. One thous-
and stand of arms were distributed on the
Gath and 25th inst.
The troops of the allies bivouckeed on
the field Of battle and in the neighborlng
villages on the 25th and Goth September.
BY the evening of the 26th The troops
had returned into the camp Of Djouni, with
the exception Of one battalion, which re-
manned on the left bank of the kelhson, IN
order to maintain the now open communi-
cation of Djouni with the mountalneers OF
the province Of Kate.
The Turkish troops with the Pacha are
deserving in strong numbers and small de-
tachments are sent into head quarters con-
tlnualy.
RESIGNATION oE THE FRENCH MINISTRY.
The French Minister, NJ. Theirs, and
his colleagues rendered their resignat ion
on the 22d Oct. The cause is thus explain-
ed: The Ministers had brought the King a
draft of the royal speech. His majesty
objected, not to the warlke wording of the
| speech in general, or to that Of any part of
1t, but to the announcement in one para
graph of the immediate levy of $50 900
troops more. This included the an,icipat-
ed levy Of the conscrip,ion class of l84l.-
1t seems that the German Powers have
made representations against the increase
Of the French army. pointing out its inevi-
table result o be, not to settle the Eastern
quaetion, but to disturb the peace of Eu-
rope. The King therefore, objected to any
such great addition for the moment to the
military force Of the county Ministers
immediately rendered their resignation.
Their designations were accepted and
the Moni,elr of the Odd contains the ordi-
nance forming new Ministry as follows ::
Marshal Souit,' President and Minister
of War.
NJ Guizot, Foreign Affairs.
M. Duchatel, Interior.
NJ. 1uIann, FInauce.
M, Villemaine, Public Instruction.
M. Marin, (du Nord) Justice.
Admiral Duperre. Marine.
NJ. Cumn Gridaine, Commerce.
M. Teste, Public Works.
According TO private letters, this cabinet
gives great satisfaction to Paris to all per-
sons OF property and to those who are truly
deslrous OF seeing the peace of Europe
maintained.
ABDICATION OF THE QUEEN REGENT
OF SPAIN.
The following is by an extraordinary ex-
press from Paris:
hasten TO transmit you the Messenger
OF this evening which contains a telegraph
lc despatch, announcing the abdica,ion of
the Queen Regent of Spain.
BARCELONA, 18th, Noon.
BY manifesto Of the l2,h, the Queen
Regent has abdicaied. The Ministry, in
publishing this manifesto, announces that
it is Professionally changed with the Regen-
cy until The convocation of the Cortes.
Nothing fresh from the East. The
three per cents at Tortoni's are at 69f 75c.'
The Messenger also contains the follow
ing despatch from Ayers
".Narsha Vallce 10 The Munster of Var.
10 The column which had sent TO the
valley of Chetif entered BIida on the 7lh
after successful expedition.
"a combat advantageous to our arms
has taken place at Gran.
The provinces Of Algiers and Constan-
tine are tranquil"
"BAYoNNE, Nov. l.
"The Queen and the Infanla arrived at
Madrid on the 2Slh Oct. Espartero attend
ed them on horseback close to the carriage
The cries of Vina la Regina, were few, and
those of Tara Espartero, extremely rare"
The concentration oftroops in the envi-
rons OF Madrid continued to inspire genel al
alarm, and the people were beginning Sc
riousy to apprehend that General Espariero
mednated some coup d'efai.
The Russian troops, which are TO land
at Sinope, will advance in concert with the
Turkish army the lace of rendezvous is
the camp near Koniah.
| On the 10th inst fire broke out at Con-
staniinople, which consumed 200 shops, 40
dwelling houses, and Jewish synagogue.
in which there wefe a rich collection of
plate. Several ofthe heads of the Janissa
ry party were recently arrested aud en-
barked on board steamer. On their ar
| rival in the sea of Marmora they were
thrown into the water with cannon ball
| attached at each BODY.