Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-07-20

been seen prowling in the plain, near the Nassi
Add Kader's regular infantry and his red cavalry
have been near r'ondouck, and have Joined zen
Salem who is planning some treachery. The militia
of the country assemble at night and keep strict
watch. The troops in Ais'ers are hke"'s On 'he
4wi vive.
The Courier Francois and the Debats add ,thatthe
regular troops Of Add ell Kader, arrived before Mar
shal Vallee at the famous pass the Col de Ia
On the return othe from the expedition against
Niliana A dreadful contest ensued The Arabs
and French fought hand to hand There was no
quarter given. The ranks were so close that the
comb atants unable in navy instances TO use their
swords fought with their fists, feet and teeth The
loss sustained by the French in this encounter ap,
pears to have been great, The Honaves, one OF
the finest egments in Africa, was almost entirely
annihilatod Marshal Vallee succeeded at length
in carrying the position of the Mouzaa, but the
Arabs returned to the charge, and assasd him ane
moment he descended into the plain. This eXpcoi-
ton has been attended with the most disastrous
results.
Syria.
Tur EoIv IANp.-A letter from Jerusalem says
1.-THE building OF the Protestant chapel proceeds
rapidly. For the present house Is hirsd he
English church liturgy is Translated INTO hebrew
and priHted, and the missionary NiHoiayson per-
forms divine service with his assistant Pient. vi
400 Jews, 100 have embraced Christianity. An IN
stitution Tor converts has been estaoisheu Dy the
English Missionary Society, and Hebrew prayer
book is to be published. The English Consul endea'
vors engage the Jews to cultivate the land OF their
fathers, uRder the favor of Mehemet All, and cons-
derable quantities Of land have been purchased for
foreign emigrants 1t is said there is somewhere a
Talmudic saying, that VIII N there shall be 23,0W
Jewish inhabitants in the Holy Land, the laws and
regulations must be again enforced which prevailed
when Palest Jewish state. The Rabbs IN
Turkey eadeavoring to complete the above mum
aberby coloni.ts, which, dOubtess,w not be difficult
under the powerful protection of England. Some
rich Jews in London and Italy intend to establish
factories and manufactures in Jerusalem and some
other considerable towns under the protection OF
England The English Government has appointed
Vice Consul at Jerusalem for all Palestine. "-Ifdm-
burgh Correspondent, jane H.
ALexAxpRIA June 6.-The E1glsh packet ship
has this MON ant brought news OF insarrection IN
SYRIA The mountaneers have descended into the
low country; they blockaded Beyrout where all the
Egyptian soiters cautioned in the environs have ia
ken refuge, and they have declared TO lbrahim that
they will not deliver up their arms except in eX
change for thu which he formerly took from them
and which those OF their fathers and that they
will pay their taxes TIL after the silk is got IN
All communication between Beyrou and the interior
is cut off Nj. Bowre, the Consul OF rance, IN thst
town. has desired that a man of-war should be sent
to him. and MA hear that the Diligente corvette,
which was going Jal, will proceed direct TO Bey-
rout in con- pliance with the wishes OF the Consul.
Soliman Pacha, Colonel Selves, is blockaded at
Said La Gazette de France
Turkey.
Old Koshrew still maintains his position, notwith-
standing the reports 10 the contrary; but he is evil
IDENTIFY lettering The fruits OF turkish reform pro-
penal CODE which is now III force. The principles
laid down in it COED, and seem calculated to
amelioratc the social condition OF turkey.
mount He has now in a manner drawn the swsrd
and thrown away the scabbard; he must attack and
conquer every opponent, no matter whom, that may
offer hims SELF, his own fate would in short time
be sealed.
China.
By the arrival Of the Charles Grant al Plymouth
from kna, we have received news from the celes-
tial empire to the 18th Feb. Ii the Canton Regis
ter, now before us, it is stated the hHese author
title. had abandoned the idea or forming a navy OF
FOREIGN me chant ships; and that the two purchased
he Nfrd an Cambridge,
ed to THAR owners Lin declining either TO purchase
or to coniscate them. 1t is further stated the high
commissioner laughed at the notion Of British war
squadron appearing in the Chinese waters for the par
pose of exscins reparaGn for the injuries inflicted
upon the British chaats and the superintendent
and that his proclamations 10 the Chine people
his excellency babe them 90 take heed Of such
Boosting threats the part Of the barbarians Of the
outside waters.
,mokine in China, Governor Lin has unde rtaken to
put down all gambling in Canton. This will be
trouble some affair, there is no people among whom
astropger passion for gambling prevails than the
Chinese. However, orders we're given by the high
commits sioner o shut up the gaming houses and to
put to death equally, without mercy, all gamblers
and opium smokers and dealers in that dsus.
The Blenheirn was passed of the Cape Of Good
Hope, and therefore she yula hardly have arrived
at Singapore yet .
Some DAYS since the body OF Maley sailor,
drea fully cut and mangled was found on shore at
Tungkoo. An inquest was held on beard Of Captain
ElIiot's cutter, but believe no clue TO W no
committed the murder was found.
The Royal Saxon was ,ading her homeward cargo
at Whampoa to proceed down the river and reload
at Hong Keng. This was in consequence OF Capt.
Elliott having expressed his Willingness to sign the
manifest Of the cargo shipped at Tongkoo.
RyPsIsALs ON CHISA.-Ihe following notification
anne ared in last Tuesdays Gazette. At the Court
nj Buok bingham Palace, June 3, 1910 prcseat, the
Queen Mos, Excellent Majesty in Council.
Her majesty, having taken into consideration the
late edings Of certain officers Of the
Emperor Of China towards officers and subjects Of
her msiesty, and her majesty having given orders
that slfaction and repartion for the shall be
ing expedient that, with view to obtain such satis
faction and reparaon, ships and vessels and cargoes
beloneipg 10 the Emperor Of China and TO his sub
iect shall he detained and held in custody, and that
ifsuch PREPARATION and satisfaction be refused by the
Chinese government, the ships and vessels and car
goes so detained and others to he thereafter detan
ed ,hsl be cons Gated and sold and that the pro-
ceeds thereof shall be applied in such manner her
majesty shall be pleased to direct.
Her majesty. therefore, is pleased. BY AMI with the
advice Of her prvy council to order, and is hereby
ordered that the comma nders Of her naestys ships
of war do deain and bring into port all ships YES
sells and goods belong to the Emperor Of China or
his subjects or other persons inhabiting within any
OF the countries, territories or dsminions of China
and in the event Of such reparaton and satisfaction
as aforesaid having been refused by the Chinese
government to bring the same To judgment in any Of
the courts 81 admiralty within her maiestv's domn-
ions AID 20 that end her msesty's adv ocate gene.
raj with he advocate Of the admiralty, are forth
with 70 prepare the draught OF commission, and
pre,ent the 20 her majesty at the brard author
isine the commissioners for executing the Office Of
h;gh admiral to will and require the High Court of
adn;r,tv ofG. B, as also the several courts Of ad