Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-11-10
NEW YORK, TUESDAY MORNING, NOVEMBER 10. 1s4O

dsrsd favorable 70 the ssass 81 the Peace at any
price party"
sssiisng Which hiiy person. we're killed. The
Hymn hasssfasst 10 called Tor all over the coua-
Try IN al the theatres, opera houses, Se asd cry
ef "a %, Angia,s = and 8 lie gus'Ts' Ia gue're''
Ia Belgian, the public feeling !, decidedly favora
BILE 90 the cause ~ frAaes. AID when was at the
theatre, the c'h.r eight, IN Liese, the people all
bat the orchestra refused to ray a. IL 10 strange
the Beigisas shsald leAn 10 the French; their Ian
ss~gs and religion are the same. To-day, bv0 GO.
ssrnmsnt troops p2raded IN Liege. and made quite
hss show. ! have eely hss Preach paper, TO read
since have been IN B-lgsum. Net scarcely an Ing
lsh paper read in the seu1try, asd for several
have bad 70 rely sPon Bslgiam papers printed in
Admra al sterferd witA Commodore Napier have
Published thsir Official seeosnt Of the attack Bey-
rou'. Holland and Belgian and some cth1 German
states are about to hold 90 declare their
neutral y. The 10 assinden
The governments 81 Aastris, Prussia and 20 gland
ns said, disapprovs 81 the vtoi~at measures adopt
Cd against Mehemst Ali, by the Sultar, in declaring
his throSe vacant The great banker, Rothschild, IN
lsrs has made strong opposition To war; but the
freneh Joarnals say he "a only the fiscal agent Of
the arch Hffraioh, and they i'll slind him. and
that he has no business 10 NEEDLE in their affairs.
Austria has prohibited the sale asd trans portaen Of
hor.esto France for the army. She is now buying
| IN Holland Slxthossand, IL 10 said, have been re-
| Gently engaged In that sountry.
| BkUssrLs, October 10th, 1870 Il arrived in this
city from Lase last night, and shall visit the field Of
Waterloo 70 dav, where 50 000 men lost their lives
IN one day, ia 1918 IL istwelve miles from Brussels
| Since NY arrival here, have read French papers
OF the l5sn, and extracts IN them from London
| nails Of the l3ih.
NJ Theirs has made long and q severe reply TO
Lord Palmsrston, and denies that France was fully
and officially apprized Of the making OF the Treaty
| as early as stated by the Eaglish Minister. lie
ehare stupon the English great 1upciiy " no. W bile
protesting great dsfersses OF respect 10 the French
ties against Syria in anticipation Of the quadrs pie
treaty itself The reply 10 very long, filing, Ia is
said several cslsmns Of the Losdon papers, and 10
considered hostile in its tone Marshal Soalt is not
| distely Tor Toulor.
| Nothing can prehsnt war In Rurope, but for the
four porers to retraee their steps far to
| INA measure To the propositicus made by Mskemet
Ali The sultan's proclamatioa de,hroninr him
must be renouneed France inevitably goes 10 war.
The aubassadors in Paris, from England, Prussia.
and AUSTRIA have already sivss 'ynr,oms of retro
final dethrouemsnt Of Mshemet Ali. Russia alone
stands out for the FULL immediate and pete exe-
eu'ion Of the treaty. Nicholas kuewtoo well what
he was about and makes child's bagains.
| Baron Rothsehild has published a letter 10 the
"IfmPs," at Paris, In reply to its charges against
him He says II Is true he is sot native Of france
a "msre inancier," a. the Temps asserts. That he
| is not biased in favor Of Austria That he wishes
peace with all psadsnt men, sake of peace and
or the sake OF rance. That his interest, his tami
| ly and his children, are identified with France
where he himself has resided fer thirty years. The
| Temps gives this letter without comment
new TelesnPhis despatch arrived in Paris Of
the 18th from roulon, with late news from the East
all Of which has no, yet reached Brussels, fros
France. Private letters state rigorous bloc kads
| commenced against Alexandra on the 18Th Septem
| Der; that Solman Pacha holds Bey rout, and tsct
| ground with 900 men. While the Engish and
Austrians held various points along the coast And
have, ii is said, taken Tripoli.
1t 10 now certain the Russian fleet has entered
| the Mediterranean.
The Minister ofthe Interior at Paris has sent or
ders TO all the Departments Of France to allow the
people in all places and at all times they think pro-
per, to sing and play the Marseiiiss Hymns 10 their
| hearts content. Good. And no doubt The Begians
| will take the example. Adieu, Moa Ami. Al.