The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-10-31
SEVEN DAYS LATER
FROM E u Il ROPE.

Westminster, Captain Atwood also arrived from
London, with dates to the Sth inst, being six day.
later from England. These are very rapid and ex
uaordnary passages.
Our intelligence is not very important though II
is interesting. The principal feature is the extraor
binary abundance and cheapness OF money on Lon.
don 'ChaRge and the Paris Bourse Both the Bank
OF England and Bank of France, are overlooking
with coin-and more still tending TO London from
South America.
The India Mail has arrived. The news from AL
shanistan IS not OF much inter rest A letter from
Bombay, dated 10Th August, states that Brigadier
Monteath had obtained considerable success at Pesh,
Polack and the valley of Shnwaree Favorable in
tellgence had been received of Lady Sale and the
other prisoners. Col Palmer is dead Gen Pollock
maintains his position 1t is also stated that an or
der to advance had been given to General Mott, on
the 18th of July, and that he would be able to be at
Cabul on the 2sth of September. Sufta Jung has
risen against the English at Candahar and Colonel
Winner has destroyed several forts eighty miles at
the north of that place.
Ried, Irving Il Co, advertised in London to pay
the dividend the Alabama six per cent bonds,
from No SOB to 800, due on the Both inst.
The British government very actively engag-
ed in repairing the fort at Gibraltar A number of
conyicts have been sent there to work on the fort
The King OF France has returned from Chateau
d'Eu.
The Spanish Cortes have been invoked for the Nth
ofNovember.
The Porte has resolved to maintain the govern
ment of Syria, and Omer Pacha was appointed.
The East India company have proposed to Niche
met Ali, TO establish lines of Telegraph between
Suez and Cairo.
Louis Philippe, on the 9th of October, entered
into the 70th year of his age.
The American ship Fairfield had arrived at Glib
ratar with the that the difficulty between the
United States and the Emperor of Morocco had
been settled to the satisfaction of both countries
The Ottoman Porte had rejected project pre-
scented by the great powers for the pacifcation of
Lebanon.
There is very little news from England. The
English papers principally filed with reports rea
tive to the examination of the Chartis,s that had
been arrested.
England.
PRoRoGArIoN OF PARLIAMENT Parliament was
by royal commission, further prorogued from to. day
until the 10th November.
The corn averages Tor this week do not differ ma
terially from those of last week. the import duty
wheat remains at lSs per quarter.
very absurd paragraph, winch The = Times"
properly characteristics as " fudge, found It's
into Yesterdays ''Globe ;" by of those accidents
against which the utmost caution cannot always be
sufficiently on the guard II related TO the return OF
the influential house of Barring, Brothers. under the
income tax.
The MoRMoNiTEs Between 20 and 80 families,
who resided in the potteries and neIghborhood set
off from l4ongpou on Sunday. in boat for Liver
pool, with the intention of embarking at that port
for the new settlement OF the Mornonites, or Lat
Ter Day Saints" in the United States-Brming
ham .idr.
FALMOUTH, Oct 4-The Dee, one of the Royal
Mail Steam Companys SHIPS, arrived to-day, bring
Ing dates from Jamaica TO Aug. D. Vera Cruz to
Aug. IL, HAVANA Sept. l, Nassau ., Bermuda ii,
Fayal 81 Corunna Oct !. Freight 500,0 900 dollars
IN gold and specie
DRuRY-LANE THgArRE.-After the performance
of Lord Byron's Marno Faliero the principal cha
racter in which is so ably portrayed by Mr. Ma
cready, a new piece with the unpretendng title of
"Foes of a Might described in the bills as g
Vaudeville Comedy in two Acts once more in
troduced to a Drury Lane audience the two public
tavortss, Madame Nestrls and Charles Matthews.
The piece. although unpretending, is of consl-
derable merit. 1t is to some extent OF novel des-
cripon, and the introduction OF several pretty little
songs, after the manner of the French vaudeviles,
proved decided hit. Both Madame Vestris and
Charles Matthews met an overpowering reception.
The commencing words OF the piece in the mouth
of the latter told admiraby-"W Well wonders will
never cease! Who would have thought this day
twelvemonth of my being here!" These words
fairly brought down the house; and he not
little moved by the cordallty OF It's expression, The
piece was announced for repetition amid storm OF
applause.
The GREAT METROPOLIS The West-end has at
length shown symptoms of renewed animation, the
numerous visitors OF the watering places having
nearly all returned TO their town residences. The
Clubs likewise beginning TO resume their won't
ed hustle and activity. and the United Service, the
Travellers, Brookes's NC having been embellshed
and repaired, open for the reception OF their
members
France.
The "Touonnals" OF the I'd inst. publishes intel
Hgence from Algers to the 18th ult., inclusive
which comprises incident that cannot fail to sur
prise all who have read in the French papers during
now several months of the comp eteness with which
the armies of France had subdued the Arab tribes,
and put to shame and route their indomltabe leader
Abd-el kader.
Ii appears that General Changarner, a highly
distinguished officer, had marched TO the western
frontiers OF the province of Oran, and invaded the
territory of some tribes which had not yet been visit
ed by French troops, where he experienced most
vigorous resistance from their warlIke population.
The Arabs fought during two days with courage
amounting TO herolsm, and are supposed (no doubt
correctly 10 have sustained considerable loss. In
these conflicts the French confess TO have had 80
men Killed and wounded, including SIX officers
Killed, and amongst others Lieutenant Sebastian,
nephew OF Marsha! Count Sebastian.
Spain.
The Madrid journals of the 9th u have reached
On the day appointed to receive tenders for the
new loan OF 40,000,000 of reals no offers had been
received by the Minister of Finance The Govern.
ment had not yet declared, officially, the day on
which the Cortes would be assembled but the most
accredited report gave reason TO believe that the
meeting would take place on the LIST of November.
A report was current at Madrid, on the 2sh that
Government had received important news from Va
lenca, which city had been threatened for time
with serious disturbances Il asserted that
an insurrection had taken place. and that the lnsur
gents had insisted that the Queens majority should
be liked at Is years of age.
Greece.
Adyces from Athens of the 10Th ut, announce
that France had advanced another OOO, OOOf out OF
the 3oOo0oV OF the hlrd lnstalment OF the loan re-
v4In TN hN Maud h. - L
promised to be most abundant and If the tariff were
speedily revised, there was reason 10 expect the