Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-11-05

con vocation Of the Csurt Of Pssrs. The sesrstary
Of the archisves read this dscument which will be
fssaA slsewhsrs, af@ss which q
The President said-Does the chamber desire 10
constitute itself as = eourt OF jssucel
Several Vcices-Yes, yes!
The Presidest-The Chamber will not resolve
itself into secret committee, In order to consusute
The public sitting was then declared over, and
the tribunes were evacuated -.
The calling over Of the names constituted that So
peers were pre- sent; but as W is the number that
must be present to constitute sitting, the proceed
ings were adjourned till Monday, this day. at one o.
clock.
poeon the majority Of the peers quilted Paris for
their country seats to renovate prior 10 the opening
Of the Chamber on the 10th Of Oct.
The Semaphore Of the 18th inst announces that
on the preceding day grand dinner given to
NJ. Arago by the patriots Of Marseies, and at which
upwards Of 800 persons, belonging for the most part
TO the laboring class, were present Several war
like speeches were delivered, and the Marsel.
Iaise was suug in chorus. After dinner, a numSer
the patriotic toasts, proceeded to the Cours Bona-
parte, with the intention Of serenadng the foreign
consuls, who resided there, with the Marseillase"
but strong detachment Of troops were sent to dis
perse them, and arrested several of the rioters.
This IndIcateur de Bordeaux of the 10Th inst
states that number Of young had repaired, at
ter the play performed at the ;heaIe to the Place
the 80 Marsollaise under the windows ofthe British
Consul, bat that they dispersed on the first summons
OF the police.
Holland.
KisG WILLIAM A DEFAULrER.-It is asserted
in letter from Amste rdam, addressed to the CON-
merce, that since the abdica.on of William de-
felt Of %, 900 0O forms Q5O, 600, 900 francs) has
been found in the public accounts,
The HAGUE, Oct. lS-Yesterday at noon the
members Of the supreme tribunal of the Neither
lands, OF the provincial and district tribunals, with
the Burgomaster at the head of deputation of the
dence OF the King ans Queen, to nsratulate their
Msjesties on their accession TO the throne. The
President addressed first the King, aud then the
Queen, both Of whom returned nj st gracious an
swers The King said that the charge which had
imposed him so heavy burden, had come upon
him quite unexpectedly; but that, encouraged by
the sentiments Of the nation and relying the sup
port of all classes, he would do his utmost to pro-
mote the gene raj prosperity The President in his
address TO the Queen, observed that their regret
at the retirement Of King who had governed the
country so many wears, recalled to their minds the
loss they had sustained in the late Queen but that
howe yer, the exalted character OF her Majesty
like a ray of light and they begged here to offer to
her, in the name of ths rich and the poor Of this
tional rank could increase. The Queen was much
affected, and declared that nothing would make her
more happy than u follow the example of that
excellent princess.
1t was again reported in Paris that the Queen Re-
gent Of Spain had arrived at Port Vendres, but
thing certain on the subject was known. The Ma
drid government had decrecd that all the individuals
driven from their homes by the provincial untas now
residing in the capitol should quit il within delay
OF foryeght hours, and leave the territory o. the
province Of Madrid within four days. .r
Portugal.
Lisbon dates, Oct. II, mention the coniine of
the Queen, and alarm for her health. The fune-
rsl Of the % Infanta Donna Maria (the deceased
child having been baptised under that nancy took
place it'll great pomp at San Vincente de Fora, on
the 9th inst which according to custom in similar
cases, was kept as gala day. There was splen-
did procession Of seven royal carriages, some con
veying hhe Patriarch the Dukes Of Pamela and Ter
ceira, Padre Marcos and numerous other Fidal-
COS and members Of the Royal Household; one con-
tanning the coffin of the deceased Ianta and another
the coffin bearer with golden crown, preceded by
long string of private carriages, which, however,
made no very gran appearance; and followed by
large body OF troops, consisting of Lancers, Horse
Artillery, the Naval Battalion, "a and ID Cacadores
9TH and 18th Infantry, aud Municipal Guards, horse
sion from the Nccessidades to San vincente, thus
going through the whole length os the city. Mass
was celebrated at Saa Nincente as usual, and the
ceremony was over by six o'clock, when the troops
returned to their quarters.
Der. IL The state Of the Queens health cent?
nued TO inspire much alarm for the two days follow
ing her confinement. Ga Tuesday il was found ne
cessary to apply 36 leeches TO subdue abdominal
Msiesty's health speedily improved. and she is now
fast advancing towards convalescence. A happy
thing this is indeed for the country. The question
OF a Reagency would have, in all probability, been
the cause OF q further series OF evils rroyi-
sion whatever had been made for the contiRg ency
The constitution of 1888 leaves the subject to the
Cores, imposing, however, certain restrictions
on their choice, the object Of which, Doubt was
at the time to exclude the Xiv Consort in favor Of
whose nomination strong party is said now 70 exist
This dangerous crisis " hich tie country has Just
gone through ought however to lead TO settle
meIt of the question without much delay, though,
lrx fk.. fall L..
seems little chance Of any thing being done. The
present Chambers would most probably, il called on
now TO settle the question, center IL upon the King
Consort, notw thstanding the difficulties presented
by the term e" natural.' and would call upon him TO
nominate guardian; but had the necessity arisen
by the queens decease, things night have gone DIFF
fsrsnty, a. many would have been for Council OF
Regency, and there would be a cons der able party
for the Princess Isabel daria.
Russia and Austria.
A letter dated vienna, the eth inst. published in
the Journal de Frankfort announces that the treaty
relating to the navigation of the Danube had been
really concluded between the Russian and Austriau
governments.
BrssARRABIA, Sept. 27-The division OF the 9Th
corps OF the Russian army, that left Taganrog pro
coed by forced marches TO the eastern part Of the
Caucasus, is conjectured has met with further re.
verses the line Of the Terek. An unconErnsd
report states that province Of Georgia, bordering
on Daghestan, has likewise revolted against the
Russian government. Gen. Goloftin, who marched
with some thousand men against the insurgents. is
said TO have been repulsed with loss. In Armenia,
too IL is said that much discomfort and aversion to
Russia prevails. The troops for which quarters
we're 20 be kept in readiness at Oddcsss 2ith Sept
had not arrived Only two brigades Of artillery OF
the 9Th corps, which were ordered 20 the Crraea
and brigade Of the 9TH corps. had arrived at Odes
ss. Two divisions Of infantry were shortly expee-
ted.
TIE JEws OF DAmAscus.-We learn from the
Fat tina; Sir Moses Montefore, on obtaining the "a
vourabe results 60 his mission, which are Alrcad
known To the public by that gcntemsn's noie TO the
Lord Mayor of London, addressed letter 10 Lord
Howdeu, conveying the sitisfsc,ory intelligence 8
his loslshp win an account Of the proceedings al
the mission, and az the same time conveying the
heartfelt thanks Of the writer To Lord EoWdsn foi
the jealous and active part he has taken ia favor
the cruelty prosecuted race, whose condition Ia,
Just been so happily amclioratea.
Prussia.
BsKLiS. Oct. "a proof of the ainiesble feeling