Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1843-01-11
FOREIGN NEWS.
Five Days Later frOm Europe.

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kets--MatterS ard thing in general.
The packet ship Iowa, Captain Lewis, has
Just arrived from Hayre. She sailed thence
on the 9Th ull. We have received Paris papers
10 the 9TH ult.
The Cotton market In Harre presented lit
tie better prospect.
There was no political or other news Of i'm
portance in England. The peace with China
and the victories in India had spread genera!
satisfaction.
1t was generally supposed that Parliament
would not assemble for the dispatch of business
until the first week in February.
H. Paris and lady, and H. Delafield and
lady, arrived at Maurce's Hotel, Paris, on The
4rh ult
The postal treaty between The Austrian Co.
vernment and that of Baden, has jus, been rail-
fed on both sides.
The Belgian Chamber Of Representatives
has terminated The discussion on the bill lor
sanctioning the treaty concluded with Spain,
/. was adopted unanimously, with the exception
of single vote.
The Commerce Beige announces that the
offices for the veri6ca,ion of passports on The
Belgian frontier are 10 be suppressed, and
system adopted, less annoying 10 travellers.
The Arabian horses sent by the Pacha OF
Egym TO The King ofthe French, arrived at the
Turkish Embassy They are eight in number,
and one of them is said 10 be the horse which
Ibrahim Pacha rode al the battle of NeZlb.-
Although very warmly clothed, they appear to
have suffered from the cold since their arrival
in France.
SpAIN.-The Sud of Marseiles, Of the Sd
h. in thot of
the Mercurio packet from Barcelona, which she
left on the lsl inst, al in the morning, states
that the whole of the 30th ult. was passed IN
negotiations between the new Junia ard the
Regent, who was at Sarria.
The Phare des Pyrenees of Dec. 4 says
The last news received by US from Barcelona,
are of the 29h ult. al ten in the evening. Ten
bombs had been thrown from Montjuich on the
town, and the travellers, who left by the dill
gence, think they heard the firing repeated
about midnight. This account is improbable,
for no information of the kind is contained IN
any OF the letters of The 30lh.
RUss1A--The Russian Government contin-
ues 10 treat the Poles with the greatest mild
ness, with view TO conciliate the nation. 1t
will probably succeed, considering that the
Greek religion is daily gaining ground, and that
the worldly advantages of conversion are mani
fest. 1t has been enormously stated that the
Catholics are oppressed in Poland.
TURKEY.-The Universe say:-Our Con-
staniinople correspondence of November IL,
informs us Of very sad piece of news, which
confirms the official abandonment Of France, OF
the pro,eclorate of the Christians of the East.
Prince Alexander Chika, on the 26th of Oc-
tober last, signed his formal abdication of the
sovereignty of Walacbia, in compliance, as the
document states with the will Of the high pro-
teciing Powers, and remitted the government
into the hands of the Kaimakhams appointed
by the Sublime Porte.
PRUssIA-The Prussan State Gazette, OF
the I'd ult., publishes a cabinet order 10 the fol-
lowing effect:--"The reduction Of taxes, which
had been fixed at from 100000 TO l,6oo, 900
rixdollars, is, with the consent of the commit
tees of the provincial states, carried TO 2,Oo0,-
900 rixdolars, 10 commence lst Of January
next.
ALGIERs--A despatch. dated Algiers, Nov.
25, gives an account Of the recent expedition OF
General de Lamoriciere, most Of the details Of
which have been published through other chan
nels. General de Lamoriciere states that the
tribe Of the Kralefas had submitted; thus CON-
pleting the submission Of the whole country
between the territory of Morocco and the left
bank of the Nina.
EGyPT.--A letter from Cairo, of October 81 ,
informs US that the Prussian Scientific Com
missioners, under the direction of DR.. Lepsus,
have made an excursion 10 the Pyramids of
Ghiza, where, on the 18th, they celebrated the
King of Prussias birth day. The Commission
was preparing TO take an expedition into Upper
Egypt.
The arrivals Of cotton at Havre for the week
ending I'd Dec. were 1850 bales, sales S7l4.
Stock ll4,0O0. During the first three days of
the week the China news produced animation
in the market, and prices rose 8 centimes for
U. S. During the last days The market was
less active, but prices maintained.
Straps.