The pilot and transcript. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1840-1841, 1840-11-04

nasty. Ii must intai5oly look Tor support a
mongst the Extreme Left or Republicans. NJ.
Theirs is then in the full career of propaganda
ism.
NJ. THEIRS is, therefore, to borrow again and
again NJ Roger Collard'S aphorsm-the fatali-
ty of the July monarchy NJ. Theirs is both the
Cylla and Charybadis Of Louis Philippe. BY
retaining Theirs the barricade Monarch has
war, by rejecting Theirs, Louis Philippe may
have revolution.
War abroad or CONFUSION at home; sucl is
the prospect of France the year of grace 1910,
the tenth year of the glorious three days.
SPAIN.
New SPANISH CABINET.-"General" Espar-
tero," says Mondays Moniteure, ''charged BY
the Queen with the formation of the Spanish
Ministry, has composed it as follows:-
sVlce-President of the Council and Minis
ter for Foreign Ahairs-Senor Joaquin Ferrar.
s'War-Senor Chacon.
"Marine-Senor Joaquin Frias.
''Justice-Senor Gomez Becena.
s.Finance-Senor Gamboa Consul at Bay
onne.
oSenor Cortina"
Our private letters from Paris of Monday
express the opinion that Ministerial crisis
was inevitable. NJ Theirs and four Ministers
are for war, which is opposed by four mem
beTs of the cabinet, backed by LOUIS Philippe.
Theirs had Joined the Left or Odillon Barrot
party, and if the latter are in office, there Will
be immediate war. NJ. Guizot and his friends
are for the immediate convocation ofthe Cham
bers. The tone of Mondays papers is quite
warIike The Sud Semaphore, and GaSette
dr MIDI of MarseilIes of the ID, in the Alex
andria letters, present affairs in very warlike
aspect. At Marseilles the feeling was for war.
FRANCE.
The following are the sentences of the Court
of Peers on Prince Louis Napoleon and his iel-
low prisoners:
Prince Louis Napoleon, perpetual imprison-
ment in fortress.
Count Montholon, 20 years detention; voisin,
10 do; Mesonan, i do; Parquin, 20 do; Bonf-
fet Montauban, 5 do; Lombard, % do; Fores-
ter, 10 do.
Second Rank-Bataille, 5 years detention;
Aladenize, transportation for life; Laborde, two
years detention; Deslardins, acquitted; Galyanla,
do; BE Lambert, do; Bure, do.
The Bulletin des Lois Of the 30th Sept pub
fishes the Royal Ordinance, opening in the de-
paItment of war an extraordinary credit OF
81 674, 000f to cover the urgent expenses ac-
cruing from the increase in the effective force
and material of the army, which had not been
provided for by the Chambers during their last
session. The clothing and articles of encamp-
ment figure in the items for a sum of upwards
oil IOOSJ,OOO ndiiC5, anu tllS outlay lOI pun
chase Of cavalry horses, amounts to 100000.
The same official publication contains the Royal
Ordinance of the 2Sth Sept, decreeing the for
nation of ten additional battalions of Chasseurs,
of 1880 men each.
Pre- PARAuoNs FOR WAR.-The Moniteur pub
fishes the names of the pupils of the milit Try
school at St Cyr, who, having passed their ex-
aminations, have been appointed officers in va
rious regiments. The appointments to infantry
of the line are 1903; light infantry, 80; cavalry,
%.
Treasury Bonds, which we've only at two per
cent, have, within these two or three days, been
issued at four per cent; and instead of having
twelve months to run, are now payable in six
months
A letter from Ab5eville says" We are led
to believe that our Notifications are about to be
replaced upon their own footing; that In case of
a war, the works will receive important addl-
tions, and that our garrisons will be increased
by both infantry and cavalry. At st. Valery
sur Somme, it is expected that batteries will be
Immediately erected for protecting the entrance
into the bay; and the old fort de PEmpereur, at
the Ponte de Hourdel, is to be restored and
mounted.
The Independent of Metz, states that horse
dealer who arrived at Thiotsville on the 29tf
ult has reported that, wishing to bring some
horses from Prussia into France, they were stop
ped by the Prussian custom house officers, Gov
eminent having, on the 2Gth, issued prohibit
ton against the expectation OF horses by the
French frontier.
A Frank fort letter Of the 2Sth ult. says-"The
first strings of an important contract for horses
for France, passed through this town yesterday
and the day before One of our dealers has en-
gagged to supply 10000 head"
Letters from Constantinople of the 18th ult.
states that the Porte had rejected the last propo-
sition Of Mehemet Ali, and the Sultan had for
mally deprived him of the Pachaic of Egypt,
which his highness conferred on Iz2et mehemet
The Divan next declared the coast of Syria and
Alexandria blockaded, upon which the British
and Austrian ambassadors notified TO the sub
ects of t hese powers at Constantinople that, at
the request Of the Porte, the blockade would be
enforced by the combined squadroAs of England
and Austria. On the 18th, Nourri Bey left Con
stantinople for Alexandria to inform Mehemet
Ali of his deposition. Izzet Mehenet had like
wise proceeded to Cyprus to await the result OF
the polite message sent to the Ficeroy.
The Councils of the Divan, at which Meme
met Ali was deposed, were held on the 18th and
18th alt; three days after the arrival Of Count
Walewski at Censtantinople. The measure was
therefore not adopted in ignorance of the intcn-
tions of France The SheIk al-Islam and the
Ulemas were all present, end concurred in the
sentence of deposition pronouneedby the Sultan
INDIA AND EGYPT.
We have been favored with the following ex
tract from letter dated Malta, Sept. 81, 1910:
''To-day the Oriental has returned from Alex
andria, with the India mails. The Bombay pa
pers are to the 26th ultimo l see no particu-
lar news-nothing said of the China expedition
There was rumor at Bombay that Khelat had
been recaptured The Premetheus steamer ar
rived last night from the squadron off Beyrout.
WAR IN THE EAST.
MARsEIILEs, Oct. Pit is impossible to con-
vey to you accurate notion OF the sensation
produced by the news from Syria, which arrived
Yesterday. | sent you an express (aiter some
difficulty with full details, which | hope will
not be delayed BY the French authorities. The
first cannon shot has, then, been fired in the
East, and general war is regarded here as the
consequence. Commercial and shipping inter-
csts in Marseilles would be seriously affected,
but it is IN vain to deny that nationality is more
regarded than the horrors and desolation of war.
Copenhagen is in every mouth, after the bonn