Sunbury American and Shamokin journal. [volume] (Sunbury, Northumberland Co., Pa.) 1840-1848, 1840-09-26
FROM THE UNITED STATES GAZETTE.
THREE DAYS LATER.
UBrtttanla Arrived

Isrittania Arrivedf
On Friday morning Mr. Cunards line steamer
arrived at Boston from Liverpool, via Halifax ma
king the whole passage in thirteen days and ha''
The whole number of passengers to Halifax was
eghty-six, among them Lord Falkland and family
consisting of twelve persons.
We have our files of London papers to the third,
and Liverpool to the fourth inst, for which are
indebted to our correspondent in Liverpool, Mr.
Wilmer, and in London, Messrs. Wiley and Put>
nam.
The following official letter shows how the affair
of Rhodes terminated:
FonEIGS OFFICE, Aug H. 1910.
r:-I am directed by Viseount Palmers,on to
acquaint you that it appears hy dispatch, dated
the 2lst July, received from Her Majesty's Ambas-
sador at Cons,antinople. that an inquiry Instituted
by the Porte respecting the accusation brought a.
galnst the Jews at Rhodes, who were accused Of
having murdered a Greek child, has terminated in
The acqui,tal of the Jews of the crime laid to their
charge, and in the dismissal fiom office of the Pa
cha of Rhodes for his misconduct with reference TO
that matter. am, Sir yorr most obed ent hum
bic servant Len EooN.
Baron Rothschild.
EAnrHau.KE.--A shock Of an earthquake has
been felt at Tabreez (Persia) which had seriously
damaged several buildings, and, according to the
accounts received there, it had been felt severely at
other places Several villages were completely de.
ed, and even part of Mount Ararat had been
thrown down, overwhelming and crushing the vii
lagos at its base.
EVACUATION OF PAssAGEs, Aug. 27.-Sunday
next all the British cooperative forces will have
been Withdrawn from this coast.
FRANCE.
The trial of Louis Napoleon will not commence
until the lst Oct. The meeting of the 18th will
be for the purpose of reading the accusation, but
the prisoners will not be brought forward till the
day above named. Gen. Excelmans has refused to
he present at the trial. Our correspondent tells US
tina, Prince Louis Napoleon is greatly annoyed by
Two valuable Canoes and two piciu,es family gifts,
which he valued most highly, having been sold at
auction in London. In Civ ng an order for The sale
of his furniture, he unfortunately neglected to re-
sold in strict performance of the terms of his letter.
The unfortunate young man is much cast down al
the loss of those family treasures, and he thinks
more of them than that of the critical situation in
which he is placed.
| His father, the un, de ST. Leu (Louis Napo'
leon Bonaparte, liking of Holland) has addressed
tho following letter
To lie Editor ofMe Courier Frn'eais'
entreat you 10 receive the following declara-
| ton
am aware that recourse to publicity is et once
singular and improper, but when fIther, afflicted
aged, ill., and an exile, cannot otherwise assist his
unfortunate son, such recourse can he but aPpro
we'd by all those who have fathers heart.
Convinced that my SONNY only remaining sor
is the victim of an Infamous intrigue, and ha'
been sed,lced by vile Hagerers false friends, an,
perhaps insidious advice, cannot remain silen
without breach of duty, and without exposing
myself TO the most bitter regrets
| declare then, that my son Louis Napoleon ha
for the third time fallen into a fiigh,ful snare, int,
a horrible, premeditated snare, since man, MT en-
1 ''s
yer have of his own accord rushed headlong int
such precipice. II guilty, surely the most trul
guilty are those by whom he has been urged OIL
and misled.
| | moreover declare with horror, that the insu'
inflicted on my son, by confning him in the priso
Of an infamous assassin, is a rnonstrous, uG-Frenc
piece of cruelty that it is outrage as vile as il
insiduous.
As father deeply officted, as a good French
man who has passed through the ordeal of 80 year
hanishment, as the brother, and, if dare so, tn
pupil of him whose statues are once more bein
raised TO their pedestals, recommend my misle
and seduced son to his judges and to all those wh
possess French and palernal heart. Your sui
scriber, LOUIS DE SAINT LEU.
A grand reform banquet was given q: ChatlloI
near Paris, on Monday last. Six thousand person
principally of the National Guard, Were present.
roasts of a very infammalory nature were dIanl
and violent speeches made--lhe speakers ben
each announced ''ctizen."
TnE Wan IN FaEscH ATHfcA.--Advices fro
Alglers, of the 23d August, mention sharp attaC
as having been made on Cherchell during the Dig
of the 18th. The Arabs drove in the outposts al
took fortified maIabout close TO the AlgieTs ga