Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-11-25

pubic feeling had re ndered his presence necessary;
disorders were frequently apprehsnded, and the
Asbas Pasha minds notking but his pleasures. All
hey IS the prime mover Of the hatred against the
Franks. Mehemet Ali, 10 do him justice, reproved
both the sloth of the and the iltined zeal Of
the other, and caused Ravea's and Hilrs Hotel, and
the desart station houses to be re-opened and the
alarm OF the Franks, and English in particular bad
somew hat subsid in consequence.
This morning Mr.. Green, partner Of tho house
os Briggs Co, agents for the Peninsular aad ORR
entail Company, went TO Mehemet Ali, and Niche
met Ali answered that no obstacle would be thrown
sn the way OF any person persons going TO or
coming from the Great Liverpool, or passing thro'
Egypt
ne change has taken place in the squadron block
adng Alexandria
NJ. Walewski, who returned here the llth, is
going to Syria, accompanied by Khosrew Ehendi'-
His mission is TO lbrahim Pasha, but the nature OF
his communication is unknown.
ATHENS, Oct 1.-The French fleet continues TO
maintain its dgEied position Of strict neutrality a.
Se'amis. II consists Of the Jena, 30. with tho nag
OF Rear Admiral Hugon; Montebelle, l2O, with the
Gag OF Rear Admiral La SUISSE; ScIpion, 81 Her
cole. 100; Santi Petr So; Sufrein, 80; Neptune, So
Diademe, So Jupiter, SO; Ager, sos Triton, 81, and
phantcn steamer. Every preparation has beenmade
Sy the Coms sariat department. for wintering here,
and IT is rep 1rted that contracts have been made Tor
double the number Of raiions required tor the force
at present here. That Admiral Huson has no inten-
ton of moving if he can possibly avoid it, may be
gathered from the fact, that he is making carriage
road from Saanis bay to join the Pir9us road dis
The Beacon surveying vessel arrived at the Pr
reus from the Dardanelles On the i6,h inst. The
Magpie is surveying at rhernica.
The Cyclops arrived at Malta this morning at
o'clock. She brings the Emir Bechir and l2U EgyP-
tan prisoners
The Austrian Observer Of the 2Sth alt publishes
a letter dated Constantinople, the 18th nit, which
states that the 10th ult the Of all the lat
teries announced the birth of the Sultan's second
lighter. Within the last few days, 5000 soldiers
and as many musSe's, had been embarked at Con-
an nj Ia far SNr he lrah anH An rim
Ambass adors had placed the frigate Talbot and the
brig MoatecucHii al the disposal OF the Porte 10
transport troops to Syria. The health Oft capitol
continued Satisfactory, bat of plague had
appeared in Bulgaria and Rounea. A supplement
81 the Eco de Orient published at Smy rDa, the
18th ult., contains the following frow Syis
On the morning of the 18th ult., the mountaineers
under the orders OF the Sheiks Francis and George
attacked Osman Pssha and forced him TO abandon his
camp, containing his provisions and ammunition. in
consequences of this defeat, Osman Pasha fled to Bal
beck, where he arrived with only 900 men; the
msinder either deserted or were killed, wounded
aud made pris 'ners.
corps arrived at the camp of Djuni. Osman Pasha
was pursued by the mountaineers, and there is
doabt but he suffered severely before lie arrived in
the plain.
All the north of Mount Lebanon, with the cxcep-
tion OF Tripoi is in the power Of the insurgents
The Emir Bechr. who had been for seine time in
communication with the allies, concluded a esnven-
ton the 5'h alt with the Sersskier Isset Pasha
and Admiral Sopford. The Prince ofthe Druses re-
qeired that his life and property should be secured
him. and in return he led 10 serve his MASTER
the Sultan, with fidelity. On the S.h ult. be sen
his two soss as hostages, until be could arrive him.
self from which he was then prevented by the pre-
sence of Ibrahim Pasha. On the evening Of the 9th
ult the Turkish steamboat Tahir Bahiri, wing
board 600 Turkish soldiers from Constantinople,
rived at Beyrout Twenty-Five thousand noun
tsineers under arms they were inces santiy
hsrrassng the Egyptians, and caused them serions
loss Ii expected that the Egyptian army
would desert in mass, because there vas arrear
OF Y months pay Que TO them.
The Reforms Of Smyrna, Of the 18th ultimo, says,
that lbrahim Pasha had been compelled TO make
retrograde movement ia consequence OF the defeat
OF Osman Pasha, who defended his left wing
The length and importance OF the details brought
by the Levan mail regarding the affairs OF the East
prevent us from making any comment upon them at
this moment.
Our columns to day present a OF highly in
teresting information in regard 10 the seat OF
derived from bross ht BY the Fulton French
steamer That vessel left Beyrout on the 18th ult.
Alexandra on the 18Th, and Malta ON the 9th.
Some Of the facts connected with the operations
against already known but the details will
nevertheless be read with great degree OF interes
These arrivals fully confirm the statements before
published of the successes obtained by the allied
Forces against IbrsAim Pasha. The Pasha has been
compelled TO retreat and full confirmation Is gwen
20 the reported retirement OF his most powerful adj
herent, Emir Bechir no had concluded treaty, in
which he formally abandoned the cause Of Mehcmet
Ali. and passed with his family AMI retinue into the
service OF the Satan leaving his two sons as hosta
ges for the due performance OF the conditions These
accounts from Syria appear TO be totally destructive
90 the hopes Of Mehemet Ali.
One Of the letters from Constantinople states that
the serge OF Acre had actually commenced, but no
positive corroboraton Of this statement has reached
According to one acconnt. the blockade Of A
Iexahdria was carelessly enforced, that Greek
vessel entered the harbor unmolested the 18th Of
October.
English Theatrieals.
At Drury Lane, the concerts D'Hiver have been
very fully and fashonsbly attended. The manager
IL at great pains vary the entertainment, and, de-
parting from the old plan OF giving a never ending
succession Of quadriles and wstzes, generally Sc
1ects some piece Of higher pretensions that may
the distinguishing feature was a selection from Han
deis Messiah, but at last it was piece embodying
Lockes fae music to Macbeth Charles kesn has
been playing highly successful engagement at
Brighton, and he was followed by young Betty,
who, though performing under many Disadvantages,
drew excellent houses. There has been a sort OF
rivalship between the two. Keaa has had much the
experience, bat Betty holds the ground well
against him. An excellent and a very experienced
Judge, who has often had opportunity of seeing
Betty, gives IL his opiRon that he actor Of
good school, and that with time and study he will
arrive even at greatness.
The London Chronicle Of the 9Th has an elaborate
review and analysis Of Mr.. Lueas's new opers,
" The Regieide." This opera is a version Of tie
A rtaserse OF Mestestssio by Mr.. Olphani, and is
spoken Of in very high terms OF commes dation.
Markets.
Lososs MoSEr MinxEr, Nov. 6-The intelligence re-
ed from brings the Of