Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-10-05
ARRIVAL OF THE
CALEDONIA STEAME X.
BY EXPRESS
F r o Nj BOS TO N.

DEMONSTRATION OF the French Co
rernment to the acknowledgements of
the British Government.
The Caledonaa steamer, Capt. Cleland, one Of
Cunard's unparalleled steam line, arrived at Boston,
an Saturday the 3rd inst at o'clock, 4. nj with
highly important intelligence from En- gland
BY Burke's and alss by Harnden's Express, we
received our letters and papers at o'clock yes
terday morning, for which we return them our
thanks.
This news is of the very highest importance.
IVar is probable in Europe and Asia. The Boston
papers and extras give intelligence only to o'clock
p. NJ, from London, on the 18th September, when
the accounts, as published there were pacific. We
hare, ho,cerer, accounts exclusively from our Own
private correspondent, dozen to Z O'Clock, p NJ, in
'chich he states taqk tLe London Times published
third edition eontSxing later Intelligence of most
,cariike character. This is four hours later than
any of the Boston papers publish, and as It comes
from the leading Journal IN England, there is no
doubt in its accuracy. Oar correspondent writes
as follows -
LONDON, O'clock p. NJ
September Isl lsio.
The third edition of the Times has just appeared,
and states considerable amount Of French military
stores and equipments, have sailed to Egypt, and
that admiral Stopfird has orders to seize them -
This, with previous report OF some collision be-
tween the French and English off Syria, now
to make general war in Europe, appear once
inevitable. Adieu. A. j.
LoSDsN, Sept. 18Th, 1910
STANDARD Office, sfren oclock Il. VI.
French Preparations for War.
We copy the following from Third Edition of
the Morning Post:
"Paris, Thursday.
Royal oraonaances appear in the Bulletin dis
Lois calling out the reserves Of the second portion
Of the classes and recruits for 1884 and 1888 Thurs
days Moniteur contains three royal ordonnahces,
dated Sept. TO- countersigned by the Minister OF
War. The first declares that public utility urgently
requires the execution OF TO tiiications Paris
The second opens credit Of six millions Of francs
for the works; and the third appoi: Is Lieut. Gen.
Viscount Doda de la hrevaria to be Superior Direc-
tor Of the Works.
1.-THE Havre Journal has rumor that ne Sotiations
are in progress for alliance offensive aud defen
slve between France AMI the United States. The
Toulon Sentncile of the l3 10, states that strict
ders have been issued by The Maritime Project to
tsc persons in the arsenal to gave information as
to the works IN progress The Paris papers Of
Thursday all comneut on the treaty Of Loudon. The
tone 10 warlike.
~Pivate letters from Paris state that some con-
fdesce was entertained in the Ministerial circle Of
tie preservation 81 peace, IL the Porte would accept
the terms offered by nj. Walow.ki by the Pscha,
namely, that Mehemet should hetd Syria for lie.
.The Court Of Peers has issued decree Putting
Prince Louis Napoleon and ~ OF ms cOmIs1nlons
1.-TWO by d-faut) their trial the 18th inst The
Court ordered the release Of the remaining 80 SRI
soners.
'Anew turn has taken place in Madame & ,ffarses
NJ. orfita and the two Paris chemist. have
declared the existence Of pei, in Laarges body.
In revictualling iadeah the French troops we're
attacked by the Arabs; tte latter lost GOO killed,
and the former 23 killed and 20 wounded -
third edition Of the Times contains also the fol-
lowing:
The Debats publishes the frman Of nehemet Ali
pardonins the Jews implicated in the Damascus
affair.
.Fros, tks accounts trouyht by the Papin, which
left Alexandria on the LIST instant, 1T appears the.
Admirs. Stopord on being informed II the expected
arrival az french vet sci, loaded with artillery ard
ammunition for the Pscha, had issaes orders for lis
capture
Cerige the Both nit
"Tte insurrectionin Spain was rssidly extending
Soria, Grenada. Cartiagcns, Malaga Ac., bad cent
in Their adhesion To the Junfa OF M,lrid Marotto
and several Car't "iicers had terdered theft GER
vicesro the new government, and Seville was in a
state of siege @.a-.
This intelligence is corro5orated by the tone and
statements Of the other London and Paris pri1s.-
We more than ever persuaded ssf the stroag pro-
bibissy that a will break euti the East
The markets arenuch the they were by
our last accounts. The London m ney market is
sligtsly improvcd-ths Livcrpoos- otton market un-
changed large failure Of Hebrcw house had ia
ken place in Londoe, of fioo,Oo0 sterling, arising
from stock specuiafions.
The question of peace or warts now the ocly one
that is talked o.
TIE steam ship Acadia arriv n Liverpoo,.sn the
Isk Of September, in l. days from Boston, AID the
President on the rrh in sixteen days he.oe. The
--latest news received from the United States Nv the
former was from the office Of the ycw York He raid
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,srrss fran, r,oadou tn I.sS-r,,s,oI Tor fne
Kew-York HopaId.
LONDON, FxDAy NHH<,l
Septeml err Isth.
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hour what aspect the Eastern Quesfion may assume
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