Democratic standard. [volume] (Georgetown, Brown County, Ohio) 1837-1850, 1841-01-05
LATER FROM EUROPE.

From tho N. Y. American Of Friday afternos
Hearing that the packet ship Sherid
an vas below, and knowing the ankle
Of The public for later news, we dispziche
a steamboat this morning to the vesse
and about two o'clock received our le
ters and papers. in advance Of ever
i body.
The dates are from Paris oflltb, Lor
Fdon and Liverpool l4th. Es3
The important matter is, that the Kin
Of The French is sustained in bis pacifi
policy by The Chambers, while the opera
tons against the Egyptians Mehemen
seem every where successfnl--Acre, III
last post, being on the point of surren
dering. n 5v., a.. ..4
At beyroui, tranquility was restored
and business measurably resumed.
No disturbances followed Ihe progress!
or speech Ofthe King Of the French, ol
meeting the Chambers. 80 as.g.3 aI
The news is decidedly in favor Of con
tinued peace. The Chamber Of Depu
ties have elected all the ministerial can
didates for the Presidency and Vice Pres
idency by large malorilies.
The candidates put forward and the
number Of vOles Stood as follows; Nj.
Sauzet 220 votes; N. OdilIon Barrot
l54 votes; M. Theirs a votes; M. Ber-
ryer, M. Dupin, and M. Dufaure one
each. ~,
In the minor elections Of Vice Presi.
dents and Secretaries, the Cabinet were
equally successful. The four Vice Pres
esidents elected were, M. Calmon, M.
Oufaure, M. Jacqueminot, and M. Sal.
vandy. These results are considered ia
Indicate that the Chamber will support
the Minis Try in peaceful policy. r
From our Correspondent.
The intelligence from China is not Ia.
ter than we have direct.
From India 1T is both later and disas-
trous. The morning Post of the 18th
gives this summary: AFsN e3
"SCINDE AND BELoOcHIsTAN.--The in
telligence from the. northwest by the
pesent mail IS Of a most disastrous and
gloomy character. Within the last two
months, the British arms have sustained
more reverses' and greater number Of
uffcsrs and men, have beensacrifced, than
during the whole Of the late campaign.
Kel, has been retaken. Quota, Dadlr.
Kalmer, and others posts are in imminent
danger. rs " ig >sl ai aag1l
The lst Bombay Grenadier Regiment
has been nearly cut TO pieces, and is in a
state Of disorganization, having lost FIVE
officers in an engagement with the Bel
ooches. Upwards Of 1000 camels and
800 buIlOcks, laden with supplies, several
hundred thousand rounds Of,ammunition,
a great many horses, and between forty
and fifty thousand rupees Of hard cash
have fallen into'the hands Of the BeIooch.'
es. AIDA this owing to the penny
wise and pound foolish measures Of lhe,
Supreme Government of Calcutta in ple.
maturely Withdrawing the troops from
the country, and leaving the above hnpor.
taut places entirely isolated from each
other, and garrisoned by handful OF men
thus inviting attack, and exposing The
delachmenls and isolated points to be cui
off IN detail by Overwhelming numbers Of
exasperated Beloochss and the hillItribes
Of Scinde. as'
''Flrst in order is the capture of Kelal
by the son of Mlhrab Khan, the late chief
The whole British force in this impor-
tant fortress, consisted Of Lieut.. Loveday,
the political agent, and his escort Of
thirty sepoys! Nusseer Khan attacked
il ON the 24ih July with a force Of 1900
rebels. 1t was defended with great hrave-
ry by Loveday and his little land for two
days but The chief (Shaw Nuwaz) whom
we set up, being betrayed by his own
troops, who had secretly encouraged the
enemy in the night, several Of the as
sailants effected an entrance, when he
TO capitulate, aud resigned
the rnusund Of Kelat on condition that
lie, together with his family. should he
and allowed to retire in safety
10 Baghana, with the added stipulation OF
to the escort, person, and prop
erty Of Lieut.. Loveday,
From the London Mor,ing Post, Nov. Il.
We have just received. by extaordina.
~ express, our letters and advicss from
China and from India.
We have also received news, per ex.
press courier, from Alexandra Ia the 2stR
October, Syria 10 the 18th, and Bombay
10 the lst. aa4 b a. ea
Ibrshim. ,Pacha was at Damascus; and
The whole coast Of Syria, With The exccp-
iioh Of Acre, was in the hands Of the
allies. 1t was expected that the garrison,
Of Acre would evacaate being subject 10
the shell firing Of the GOrgon and Sgom-
boil steamers, which they had no means
Of returning. The Emir Bechir was order
cd TO Malta. n st slaaE rts
The Z Meteor. French steamer, from
TOulons arrived ia Alexandria path Oc-.
tOber with dispatches, and L Wss rlmoF-
al that If Mahanak Ali ,,o,,ld ,,.s ~. /.