Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1841-01-19
4 OF The EASTERN
-SuhNissiCN OF
Ia pHTuA

OF THE EASTERN
--sunNissiCN or
~ PACHA.
~ - --Casn-sas ars Nsfaer
~ re pss N ihs rowttfs.
esss tu tlr sssrn ilgs,r Nc.
sfpce tev,erds,, ~..l iei.
t.orus ~ hi, 30 scqusIui
-. fsris. a. 80 Rodney. Hccurn.
Ncasi. 70 20 og~n TIE u.go.
~s u rr adjustment e ibc grsnd
irssr af Commodore Nspiet
kkfsef ffssatiy usn an oficisl
seing saiHaY si'ics ard p
Msish fshs ceof o tis ser
f<i Vol . s,uti4rioy iffmina'Ioa
~ rsfs dangerous pas.uga Of 81.
fsnss.yhs TIC Fasha ilsire SaIian
p" De- On Nv ihc haf ai.srs "a
t<tson snd restore 50 lim ihc
slie Of Egvpi. BE ~ once
sasrsnep I'll ptcteaslous 20 SSua.
sssi. oiIles. Sc. And cent ba, x
suay further DELAY 10, efuslon
scp.lsSsnoss 81 resistance IN
800. The recent ercnts in syuA
,fss a state. aDd an appeal made
80 & % seiIc ihc moment when
60 .kiEg the hrst step towards :
s<rufr tie appreciation and gnpd
rl,Mur great Powers lie also
~ <hanRe Of % s!uan officers,
~ Exypltan
The reply Of The Pacha
AX ber. 90 whom The letter Of
~Xpsf vas ofhciaIly Addressed
.xss tec,dedls pacific, but, at tie
sHfscserirsd by that peculiar or.
Nsaehs which regards every Of
ss Il No IS snare !, recognises
1zR. MuhNeli. as a0d old friend
thcef thanks Commodore Ma
IXkfelisu, sducc, and does no, al
xgss Gather that he power over
exNsny departed, ~ that he could
&prrcss uily resist tie naval for-
t9srs ~ Alessndua He declares
besef his intention 10 keep The
zrsRs. srd that # tic communication
aaa Bcy Ind hrc1 attended TO-. the
~ have hcen restored long since
- thankfully accept, the advice of
~ Napier. and undertakes e. make
feesxion required IN consideration 81
re of hein2 guaranteed fee pos
- succession Of Egypt, and cheer
sf<siorc the feet. - soon as Tic com
IN Of his reinstatement comes n him
ttal form from Consianlinople. accom-.
Gby the necessary guarantees. TIL
yves he ian take no step iB the matter
Hsssh % 1t has transprei that Sc.
Iesence Of opinion exists between the
nd Commodore Napier on the suhiec,
>arosiion Of Syrs. which the latter
Hpn IN the frs, place as siae qua non
eha says ihs, he has already recalled
md his army overland, and even sent
Ipps 10 open the communication effect
y assis, in enabling them 10 return.
q Communicating party have already
The sixty Syrian officers (the prison
ned 10 in the Commodore's let,er,)in
Y The twelve Duse mountain chiefs
- Fmlr Bcschlr hal sent 70 Egyp,
9res orther tribes The Commodore,
contrary, wishes 10 have the manage
the evacuation IN his own hands. or
Bdcf hts own eve, rid Beyroui, and or
convey tie troops hnher by his own
Imprint, u ~ stated that he under.
- ronyey the Pscha's messenger with
% 30 ihsl effect and ensure him safe
b from the shore TO the Is ,lhe X or her
lpsshim Pacha's head quarters NAV he.
ms 10 think the RESTORATION Of the fee,
Ddsry matter, and offers to allow the
10 take his own time about that, and TO
shem 10 arrange the guarantees Of heir
b return, bot the Pasha still hesitates.
y friends arc endeayonng TO mediate and
- him 10 listen tp reason, or rather 10
10 necessity tor ihn Commodore seems
Nine 20 end the war IN SYRIA At least
n, %, Eleven o'clock, 4 As the
al is siauiag. have only time TO say
~ negotiation Is happily concluded the
has consented 10 give up the Turkish
<nnd SEQ, an orier Tor tho promp, cvacu-
"a Syria by sea; and IN return is 10 Ice
ptced the hereditary possession Of Egypi.
Dodnre Napier has had an audience at
Mace this morning, and is now, IL is IN
pd, arranging the only point vet 10 be
y, va the pot OF embarksilon OF lbra-
Aeha and hi. army on their return 10
DISASTER At ACRE.
bdnn, Dec, We have received, bv CT
Hfpary express from Marseillrs, accounts
eSsra and tic levani, bringing dates from
no the 18th, Beyrout, lslh, and Malta
Nov.
ID have tho painful task Of announcing
10 terrible disaster occurred a, Acre on
rsh November. three DAYS after the cap.
4 that place, by The explosion Of another
~ magazine within The fortress. The
e. ofkilled and wounded amounts to $50
fsuneTefs arc chiefly natives, includlny
y women ana children. bot We regret. al
p add that ii,erc w, about 20 Brush sea
/ snd mariners killed, and several officers
'enen wouudca Nmonc,i ihc latter are
.sdieT Slr Charles Smith. commanding the
fofcos, Csp L0.heS ofihc Castor. Lieut.
ssnn and i've Rev Mr. kitson. 90 tic Pun-
j Charlotte No hg,l has been thrown on
imHecia'c cause oiihis calamity
he greater pan ofile BRUSH feet were
on he SWAN coast, bu, dysenlary and
4 hsi began 10 prevail among the men. -
sra Niup'uf6 was about 70 sail fnf Alex