The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-07-28

VINO was here tor few days, entertained party OF
lrenss on the fourth, In honor of this our great Ma
tonal Anniversary The American ships were
handsomely decorated upon the occasion, and the
sailors formed a procession headed by a band OF
music, and saluted the Consul and public authorities
Every thing on the Continent and in England APP
pear. al the present time, unusually quiet and am
unable TO entertain you with any sort of scandal
The Queen OF Tragedy and Of the French stage,
Mademoiselle Rachel, Is now performing in Brus-
sells, and as card has been sent me, | intend
vending my way there tonight, TO see her IN Aana
Boleyn. They are awaiting here, with great pa
t!ence, the return OF the divine Fanny, from Ame-
rica and were much disappointed at her not being
on board the Queen, as they had seen It stated in
the Herald that she would probably take passage in
that vessel Your paper seeming TO be the leading
organ IN the States-at least II appears 40 here, for
hardly ever extract from any other paper in
our Belgian journals. This, of course, must be graz
trying TO you, though suppose you surprs-
ed at 1t, as you have high estimation of the inteli
gence and discrimination OF the Belgian people.
have nothing more TO say and trust that you will
excuse the dulness Of this epise.
Portugal.
LISBON, June 2l.-The scrutiny of the elections
for Estremadura has this moment concluded, and
the result is, that the government has been defeated
by large majority there being sixteen of the Coali-
ton, and only SIX OF the government candidates re-
turned. This is by far the most important election
IN Portugal, the candidates on both sides being
among the most notable politicians In the kingdom
Asa setof 10 this rumph OF the Coalition the go
vernment will certainly be victorious In the con-
tested election of Evora, in The Aemiejo their can
diddtes Rave been returned Gas have just as
cerialned by the telegral hlc .despatch) by ma
Jcry OF six 10 the bureau which has the manage
ment OF the electoral scrutiny. There is scarcely
doubt that these candidates will be finally returned
by the same majority.
"The names of the l6 Opposition members re-
turned tor the Estremadura district are :-Rodrijo
da Fonseca Magalhaes, ]. r. de Miranda A. c. de
Vasconcellos, J. G. da 5. Sanches, Faintino da Ca
ma, Joaquin Antonio d'Aguiar, Cate Premier)
Ava, Gate Finance Minister) Vilera de Castro,
Garrett, Beirao, NJ. A. de Campos Jose Esteyao
de Magazines, Monzinto Albuquerque c. CASTILLO
Branco. o. Holm, and M. d. Lcitao. The govern
ment members returned are-Costa Crabral, the
Ministers of Marine and Justice, J. ]. Falcao M B.
d'Olvelra Borges and J. da G. Carvalho. This re-
suit is most perlous, and may prove fatal to the ex
listing administration; Every thing is quiet, but the
enthusiasm of the Opposition is extreme In the
Coalition List returned there is Mguelite. The
defeat OF the government is owing to the rafting of
two individuals, and to three others absentng them
selves on the plea of i'll health. They are said to
have received 300 mires each from the Coalition to
secure that result"
The Paris Constitutional has letter from Con-
government, being dissatisfied with the language
held by Sir Straford Canning at the late conferen-
ces with the Refs Ehendi, has decided upon send
ing instructions to the Ottoman Ambassador in
London to protest to Lord Aberdeen against the
conduct of the British Envoy. But Sir Stratford
having with greater violence insisted that the PROM
Uses made in the name of the Porte by Mr. Wood.
to the Syrans, should be realised, the Grand Vi
Zier decided upon recalling the Ambassador, and
Sedlk Gibraltar, whose apparent mission to England
is only for the purchaseo steam-vesses is in reality
secretly entrusted with instructions for the Turkish
Envoy.
A letter from Malta of the r26th of June saws
Admiral Owens squadron does not move ;all the
ships are, ready to put to sea. 1t was at first in
contemplation to send some vessels to the Levant,
but it was judged that there were fully sufficient
al Nv tn hal he forr nd A Il
miral La Suisse. Admiral Owen doubtless remains
here to observe the movements of the squadron
under Admiral Hugon, the destination of which is
MT known. The packet-boats are continually in
motion; they are often despatched to Tunis, Tr-
poll, Constantnople, and Marsees and so sudden
y that the merchants are not informed, and cannot
send letters by them-Le Commerce, July 5.
The Ausbarg Gazette, in a Constantinople letter
Of the 18th ult, states" That on the llth confer
ence of the representatives of the Five Great Pow
ers was held at the residence of Baron de Bourque-
ney, the Representative of France, in which Sir !
Stratford Canning expressed himself with great en-
ergy as to the proprlety of compelling the Porte TO
do justice to the Christians of Syria and was warm
y supported by NJ de Bourqueney and the Austrian |
Ambassador. The Prussan Ambassador is stated |
to have promised his concurrence, but the Russian |
Charge d'Afaires M. de Titof, is said to have OBJ.
served, that the moment is not arrived far energetic
The letter adds, that change of
head Of which will be Chosrew Pacha, and in
which Reschid Pacha will be Minister for Foreign |
Affairs, is daily expected
Algiers.
The Paris papers of Monday contain Geographic |
dispatch from Algiers, dated June 30, announcing |
the destruction, for the second time, of the forfca-
lions, whce had been partly rebuilt, of the prrt of
Boghar, by the column from Medeah. A great |
number of the tribes had submitted, and all the |
chiefs of the tribe of Benz Moussa According to |
his account the French troops will now enjoy |
lnecure, having no more enemies to combat
Syria.
letter from Beyrout, June %, in the Semaphoyc |
VI Marseilles, says" Affairs are assuming seri-
Jus character in Syria: The day before yesterday it
vas announced that the Emir Abdalla, and his two
ons, had taken refuge on board frigate off Bey-
out, an attempt having been made to exton from
nm declarations against which his conscience re.
7olted. Yesterday the Seraskier and IzzetPacha
vent to Colonel Rose to reclaim the Emir A for
nal refusal on the part of the Colonel led to an ami
mated discussion, in the course OF which the Pachas
vent so far as TO say that they would take him by
orce to which the Colonel replied, pointing to the
rlgate, He is there go and take him if you can
his morning we learn that dozen of sheiks have
llso taken refuge on board the frigate, having
;elved animation that they were about to be ar
ested Some sheiks have been arrested, and it is
aid that the Maronite patriarch being in danger
arrangements are making to protect him against
onp dc main of the Turks"
The following Is extract from letter of an
English traveller, dated Damascus, 9Th June 1912,
addressed to Sir Moses Montefiore -" received
lists from the principal Jews Of the city, the Har-
drls, FdrkillS, &C &C., ana returned them. In the
houses of the Jews OF Damascus there is an appear
!nce OF well-dong, and in their persons and manners
here is an air of good breeding and cleanliness,
which pleased me much. | have heard from their
'wn mout his the details of their horrible sufiengs
tut now, thank God, they enjoy much respect and
consideration, and are happy. The three brothers
1arrari, whoare under British protection, have, at
he instigation of our worthy and intelligent Consul
.lr. Wood, emancipated the slaves who were in
heir possession, and are doing their best to cause
he other Jews ofDamascus to do the lsame act.
hlnk they will succeed
Markets.
LONDON MONEY MARKET, July 9, M.--The foreign en-
hanges yesterday were generally quoted at further
ucton; but the greatest decline in the rate Ham,
urg which continues be affected by the payments for
nsurances effected here well by the anticipation of
he loan about to be raised there by the municipality
or the purpose of rebuilding the damaged portion Of the
,iy
The publication OF the accounts OF the circulation of
notes in England Scotland and Ireland orthc month
s - q 25th June shows dimiputian Of our CURRENCY