The Ohio Democrat and Dover advertiser. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1839-1840, 1840-11-13
From the N. Y. Her.Id, Nov 81

Wv the arrival of the packet ship New York,
Captain RarstOw this morning, we have recev
ed highly important intelligence from London
Down 10 the 7th ut., being four days later.
This Intelligence breathes Of war in the East
ami disturbance and revolution in France. The
most important point is the contest between the
war and peace party in Paris. Thiers is at the
head OF the war party-I.ouis Philippe Of the
peace party. The destruction OF BeyTout has
exaspCraIed the French people, and they cry for
war and ifit is not given them, they will most
likely proceed to revolution.
Tue corn crops of Europe have turned out
well, hot their money market is in very de-
ranged state il. consequence of the menacing
position of affairs in Europe and the East.
There is an overland mail from India, with
dates from Canton to the 9th June, but it brings
nothing later than we have already published di
rect ftom China.
On the whole, the quiet of Paris the position
of Louis PhiIippe-the peace Of Europe, are all
in a more disturbed condition than they have
been for the last quarter of a century.
London, Oct. 6.
The excitement and angry feeling which the
FIRST announcement of the destruction Of Beyrout
caused appears to be in no degree moderated.
Even those papers which had heretofore express
ed cordial desire for the maintenance of peace
represent the attack made upon Beyrout before
Mehemet Ais propositions, suggested by the
French Government, had received due consider
alton as an outrage upon the honor of France.
Such is the language Of Il newspaper whose re-
ported connection with NJ. Theirs gives addition
al weight and importance TO its opinion. The
Constitutional observes, that sentiment per-
Vades the entire population of Paris, that the
national honor has been insuIted; and that this
feeling is strongly entertained by the general
staff Of the National Guard, and even by men
known, not for their violent bat moderate opin
ions.
London, Oct. 7.-Our correspondent writes
that M. Theirs has already proposed and insist
ed, in the Council, on sending troops to the
Rhine, and also to Alexandria in despite of the
blockade. On these Question, N. Theirs was in
the minority. On Monday or Tuesday similar
proposals will no doubt be made. accompanied
Ey offers ofresignation. So that, whatever be
the result, the moment is critical.
European News. THE verdict in the case of
Prince Louis Napoleon and his confederates had
not been delivered up to five o'clock on Nom
day afternoon, but his sentence will be deten-
ton in fortress, as we stated in yesterdays
impression.
Erance.--Paris, 5.,>.We are upon the eve ofa
general war. All depends upon Louis Phillip
pc and M. Thiers.
A Cabinet Council was held yesterday which
Was presided over by Louis Philippe, when a
most animated discussion on the policy to BE-
pursued took place. M. Theirs and his friends
were for an immediate manifestation, and the
question stood thus.
FUR THE WAR.
M. Thiers-- President of the Council and Min
lister of Foreign aitairs.
M. Remusat. s-lnterlor.
M. Gouin>-- Commerce.
M. Vivien--Justice.
M. Cousen->-PubIic instruction.
AGAINST THE WAR.
M. Jaubcrt--Public Works.
NJ. Pellet (de lie Lozere) Finance.
General Cubieres.-War.
admiral Rodsiu-s -Alarne and Colonies.
There are two results TO arise from the differ
,ence in tho Cabinet. Either M. ThTrs and the
war party retire to make way for pacific Min.
lister, or the anti-war section withdraw to give
place to more warke cabinet.
The grand difficulty of Louis Philippe, is 10
find men who will be bold enough at The pre-.
cent crisis 10 accept Office. This ministry
would have to allay the present excitement |; it
would have to combat NJ. Thiers, as the leader
of what would be designated the party of Ma
"ons"y. ns ~, :. ,c ,.,
a; w. n'g,s - s5gtelJ,e-rn ",e5 ooi,o" ssaIri aiio
asa'f! ~. hoyeiopliuu %rneros"l- the ia'a,lI
~ ,i'"nsiony "eIs ph: 's o"'" 'Ie Cy'
ID anc cI'u'y y, Lou ln''iPPe' ny re-
tanning tIlelS .e o"r. naue a mohaIcn nus war;
oy rejecting In'ers LOUIS Fh'''ippe may nave re-
Vo,n,loh.
war ABROAD or CONFUSION al home' s9ch IS
.he prosper ol france lne year OF grace lo4o'
jNDIA AM FS G TpT S;Tou' W. H'a'I bnaS "aJIt t g.
vored with tha enllou;oa ox,roct S.on, l",,a, TO-
iaed Militia Ss,n o7 'aao 'A""O' NUN ''''o'
ITO dnv ,hc pr;sr,,j hos ,o,rrr0d s.o AL
exoudria' with ,he Iod;o n,a;Is Tyu IT, Dun Una a.,
paners are to the o6,b "I,,nn s,a no no nomo1
lar news no,b,n" ss;d nr ,bo Ch;o. "o pIiucu'
There was rnmor At Romboy that Kbe;,, peS'ion aI
ham ro"an,,'J ," TS a. o,oay u'"' hnetat had
rived astnipbt from the snnadron off 'er Pnrr, az
On tho Ioth hnst,li,;as ,aains, Moha". .'ai, A.,
were commenced Wv G,ju% a, Berrom, 'n, nn a.. a..
iollnwinr day the whole rf Tho sGuadrnn 0h ho ,m'
hnrdcd tie pace and :, i enid C,om one - oo" ,
thousand Of the nhahi,sn,s were des,eonod ~" w.
the shot and ,he Ia!lina of tho bn;Id;n1 Al, Al