Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-03-19
in new Ministry with M. Theirs. The latter was
accordingly summoned TO the Tuillerics on Wednes-


day, and charged with the formation of Ministry
A variety of rumors prevailed. Nj. Theirs would
no doubt, endeavor to get NJ Dupin to accept tie
Seals and much would depend on his success
Messrs Remusat and Vivien were also spoken OF as
like to make part of his cabinet, aswel as Pellet ae
la Lozers, Cubieres, and Billaut. The latter is
Young deputy, who has made one or two very gooo
speeches Rouissn is intended for the Marine
The 22I, Old Mnisterialists, had adjourned then
meeting to avoid the appearance of debating to the
King, or perhaps TO avoid quarrelling.
The postscript of our Paris correspondents let
ter merelyssays, an Theirs repaired to the Tuille
ries at one o'clock, which he had not quilted a
. four"
The Queen of the French had startad for Brussels
to make arrangement for the marri age of the Duke
de Nemours with the Princess Victoire of SAKE Co
burg. 1t was said that the Duke de Nemours and
the Princess Clementine bad also left for Brussels
The cause of the old Ministry resgning is the re
fusal of the Chambers to grant the large marriage
allowance asked by the King for his the Duke
NJ Guzot, the French ambassador, has arrived
in England.
The FRENCH MrNIsrRY.-The Paris papers of
February 18th say that Nj. Theirs had an Interview
sfthree hours duration with the King of the French
on Wednesday and took time to make up his mind
as to whetherhe shouldunderake the construction of
an administration According to the Commerce the
following list was current at the Bourse:-
Foreign Affairs and President of the Council,
Nj. Theirs Justice, NJ. Dupin; Public Instruction,
M. Cousin; Interior, ~ kemusat; War, General
Cubieres; Finance, VI. Human; Marine, Admiral
Duperre, or Roussin Public Works and Commerce,
M. Dumon."
The Quotidienae has the annexed list
I'M. Theirs, President of the Council and Minis
Dala 10 'a In
terror; NJ. Cousin, Public Instruction; Admiral
Roussin, Marine General Cuberes, War; NJ. Vi
wien, Public Works; NJ. Billaut Justice; NJ Came
ron, Commerce; (no nance, Finance"
NJ. Theirs was to the King on Thursday and
announce his determination.
The Commerce of Thursday says, I" We
sured that Messrs Human and Dupin were sum
moned To the Palace while Nj. Theirs there
and that Marshall Sout and Nj. Pasquier arrived al
the Palace half an hour after Messrs. Theirs, HUI
MANN and Dupin had left. Several journals publish
this morning different ministerial lists"
Belgium.
PRUssELs, FEB. lS.-The P0tiique says that the
government has determined to establish communIca
tions by their boats between Antwerp and New
York, which will deprive Liverpool fthe monopoly
that it now enjoys.
Spain.
The Carlist organs published in Paris, announce
the recovery anu ARRIVAL OF cabrera at aliibona on
the LIST instant, ccompanied by General Forcadell
and staff. The Junta sitting at that place.
The same journals announce the defeat OF two CO.
lumns OF Christnos adding that 9 fifteen hundred
rebels have been put to the sword The latterreport
is not believed.
On the 18th Of February the sessioa of the Cortes
was opened by the Queen in person.
Espartero, on the 18th, was at Muniessa. large
quantity OF artillery had arrived to reinforce his
troops.
Sr PETERSBURG, Feb l6th.-The Journal de ST.
Petersburg repeats the report of the expedition to
China in order to correct some errors. Ii was not
snow (for water drink that the detachment took
from Bisch Tamak but hay, and wood for fuel.
typographical error in the Russian caused the mis-
take. The entrenchment of Ak Baluk is not on the
Ember, but $50 wersts from that river.
RUssIAN DESIGNS AeAISsr EScLAND.-A strong
division of Russian troops has already crossed the
Caspian sea, and landed at Asterabad, within the
Persian territories, with the consent of the Schah
OstensIbly they are 10 march against the Khan of
Chiva, but they are so posted that they may embar
rass the operations Of the English more especially
in the neighborhood of Herat. Tartar, who reach
ed Constantinople in II days from Teheran, said
to have brought Lord Ponsonby most important intel
Hgence from Cabul, as well as interesting partcu-
lars respecting the Russian expedition against Chiva
the Tartar mentioned having met Nj. de Secrecy, the
French Ambas sador, within two days march OF the
Persian capital Its strongly denied that any ult-
matum had been addressed TO the Pasha Of Egypt
by Great Britain Russia and Austria, and adds that
the propositions Of which NJ Brunow was the bear
err had not been accepted by England. '''rhe new
expedition" says the correspondent OF the Soma
phors, (which the Gar has undertaken, reveals his
designs India, and must have inspired we'll
grounded fears TO Great Britain. Such an alliance,
contrary all generous principles, would necessari-
y be step tow rds the dismemberment Of the Bri-
tish empire, and had consequently been repclied by
the whole Of the liberal party"
Turkey.
IMPoRrANr FROM CossrAsTINoPLE.-The French
Ambassador NJ. de Pontois, has thought fit TO de
mand explanation Of the Porte the subject Of tn,
immense preparations made at Odessa, and in the
ports Of the Black Sea. The Porte did not reply ir
satisfactory manner. The French envoy sgnified
TO the Divan that he aware Of the intention o
the Porte to call in Russia 20 its add and that in the
name of France, he protested against disembarca-
tion of Russian troops on any point of the Ottoman
territories The Porte it is said refused TO receive
his note.
CoSsrAvrIsoFLE, Jan. se.-The French steamer
which arrived from Ale Xandria the 18th ult. has
consuIs. in which, instead Of showing even his for
disposition 20 arrange affairs, he most stoutly
fuses listen tcrms-he throws defiance, in short,
In the face Of Europe.
ImPoRrASr MovUMESTs IN THr TURKIsu Ar
cHIPrLAso.-To carry into execution the treaty be-
tween Lord Palmerston and NJ Brunew, it has been
determined that Russia shall send squadron to
Constantincple; and at the time her troops
shall enter Asia 60 menace Ibrahm Pacha. On the
other hand, one portion Of the English fleet Is to
enter the Dardanelles, but only as far Gaipoli-
another portion il 10 move upon Alexandria whilst