Delaware Republican, and farmers', manufacturers' and mechanics' advocate. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-1843, 1841-10-08

reSieu.
II. Hottenguer, the celebrated Banker Of
Paris, died on the 10th ult., also M. Berlin,
principal editor of the Journal des Debats
for 40 years.
On the 23d Of August fire broke out at
Constantinople which destroyed three or
four hundred houses and shops near Wlanga,
in the vicinity Of the Seven Towers. The
accounts from Alexandria say that M.
l.aurian. the Austrian Consul General, ar
rived there on the 18th, on board the
Clemme corvette, and was received with
The greatest distinction by Mchemit ALL
On bis entering into the palace of the Aus
trian Consulate, the Austrian colours, which
were again displayed on the building were
saluted with 81 guns by the corvette and
the fortress.
The arrival of NJ. Laurain was subject
of great joy, not only to the Austrians but
to the natives, because they considered il
as proof that the differences between The
Pasha and the Sublime Porte are entirely
arranged. The English steamboat Poly
phemus arrived in the port of Alexandria
on tue 10Th, with the Consus General of
Great Britain and Russia. The sanatory
state of the capitol continues t, be satsfuc-
tory-Conslilutionel Sept. ID.
SPAIN.
The news from Madrid is unimpor,ant
The Spanish government has permitted
| the mamie Don Francisco de Paulo and his
family 10 return TO Madrid. This mea-
sure will give sad blow TO the faction of
the Ex-regeut.
Espartero has signiiied TO the French
Government that the Queen being a minor
would not be permitted to receive letters
from an Ambassador, even if depuied BY
his Government for that purpose.
SPAIN AND PORTUGAL.
Spain and Portugal are on the worst
terms. Many fear that war between them
is inevitable. The Regent of Spain is well
disposed for rupture with Donna Maria.
ITALY.
A letter from Florence saws, that on the
18th of September, hostile meeting took
place between DR.. Crook, attached 10 the
Cour, of the Grand Duke of Tuscany, and
Mr.. Plowden, banker at Florence. They
fired at four PAGES and DR.. Crook was shot
dead. Mr.. Plowden was arrested in his
flight towards Modena.
GREECE.
The new Greek ministry is at an end.
Macrocodato, worn out by the obstacles
thrown in his way by King Ohio, has def
nitely resigned, and another cabinet had
been formed. The affairs of Greece were
Lilly L~~~."'..5 .""i. .ompiicaleu, anil MI I
instruction against the Bavarian rule was
anticipated.
BELGIUM.
The British Queen steamer, arrived at
Antwerp, Sept 8.
AUSTRIA.
The Vienna correspondent of the Lon
don Morning Post states that the notes Of
Prince Meiiernich had procured the assent
OF France to the disarming of Europe The
reduction OF the Austrian army is 10 take
place in October, when, il is said, the en-
tire Landwehr will be dismissed.
PRUSSIA.
II is stated that the differences between
Prussia and the Holy See had been ad.
Jnsted by means of mutual concessions, and
that the King had conferred decoration on
The prusstan negotiator in testimony of his
TURKEY.
Accounts from Constaninople of The
2sth of August, state that the tribute 10 be
paid by the Syrian Mounalneers had been ,
i xed at GlG,530 Said Bey was still in
he Turkish capital
Lord Ponsonby was about to leave Con. /,
for England.
The Canadian lnsurrection was com. I
'leiely at an end and Mustapha Pacha, had c
etusaGd to Gambia. .
EGYPT.
The Pacha, who was perfectly satisfied
vlth tho present position of affairs, was Ii
muslng himself in reading the Turkish b
of the correspondence relative Ii
} the Affairs of the East, which he had re. "
ewed from London. lie had caused ono al
his officers 10 be logged 10 death in The
cry hall where he had promulgated The .,
of Gulhana, shortly after his b,
admission. ''i' i
SYRIA. 4,
things are represented TO be in , ,or,, 81
ad state IN Syria. The momtaineers ~, "
ute unruly, and had begun to fight amonas, Ia
themselves.
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Quarrels of anger ending in tears ,ro r.. ia
oraoie to love in its springtide, as DlooIs III
&c Jouaa 10 groW rery rapidly after a Pr
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