The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-07-20

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Consnls and other dignaries Of the city, ia induce
him 20 suspend hls threat He agreed, influenced,
j. 4 SAID by The fear OF the retrhuilon which Prim
mlsht uil ci or Zlrnano, Wide Prim was tied by
the position OF Barcelona gncer The guns OF Mont.
lolch Matters remained IA that dead lock on the
26h
The insurrection had spread Carunna had lis
1'ronHHcidBIient0 against the Regent on thu 18Th
Seville, on thr 10 h; Boreos, the capital OF Old Cas-
I.le, on The p h; aud Santiago, Lugo, Orrnse
Elgo, BetaDzos, Cddiz, and other places, had de.
eared themselves. An attempt at Pdmpeuna had
been aoo,tve and the Basque Provinces remained
ahet; General Van Halen had assumed the com
l0and at the troops against Granada, and had CON-
menced The attack on the l6h h
Inc Prose- says that General Serrano, Lopez's
war Mlaister, had passed through Bayonne, on his
way TO Catalonia, and that he gong TO entet
Spain IN company with Generals Narvaez and
Coecha, aoherents of Christina.
Fears were entertained Tor the continuance OF
tranquility In the capital which had been moment
endangered on the Is h by an individual having
cried, as the Qoeen and sister walking on The
Prsdo, " Lolg live the absolute QueenD'-rolnilng
~ The Immediate cessation OF Esparteros Regency.
rms lmpruden-e excited such tumult, mat thetwo
Processes were obliged to seek refuge nIheir car
mage but noIhing more came Of It. The National
Guard of Msdrid had issued an address to the Ma
iional Guard throughout the kingdom, urging them
10 rally round the Qaeen aud Espartero.
Portugal. n4r r
Lisbon papers Of the 18th instant, state that the
Queen and the King Consort had again given up a
portion Of their annual income order TO relieve
The necessities OF the country. This was 10 meet
an intended address OF the Cortes praying tor such
reduction. Instead the COrtes voted their Males-
ties address OF thanks tor their generous
sion. Dol.
On he llth, the Royal Family, with the Queen
anu hlng tonsort at their head, went TO bull night;
with which 1t appears they were highly gratihed.
Russia.
The Augsburg Gazerte states, on the authority of
letters from ST. Petersburg, that Prince Degorouki,
who had arrived al Cronstadt from Lubec, had
been arrested with all his servants Immediately on
their entering the port His papers were taken from
A letter from Semin, June Is, announces the ar
rival OF Baron Lleven, on his way TO Belgrade,
where III Is IL is ssd TO superintend the approach
Ing election TO the throne OF the prncpality.
Greece.
Letters from Athens Of the 10th ult announce
that the affairs of Greece had arrived crisis, and
that nothing but complete change OF system could
prevent the kingdom from falling prey 10 anarchy
The KING, however, appeared 10 persevere In his old
pIan tor although both the army and the navy were
reduced TO The lowest amount, his majesty had ere
ated eight major generals and two rear admlrals.
China and India.
The dispatches by the overland mail have upex-
pectedly come TO hand. In Scinde Sir Charles Ma
per- IT'S stated, has scoched the snake-not killed
II. Shere Mahomed, at the date OF the latest &C.
counts, was again at the head of a prodisous army
OF Belooches, and had sent message 10 the old
General, TO the eflsci that having fought two bat
Ties Tor his country. he wished 10 have third for
religion. SIR Charles Napier was making every eff
fort 10 comply effectively with this request.
The following abstract OF the news contains all
that is Interesting -
The news from China extends to the 18th of
March. Her Majesty's steamer Vixen, with the
Secretary OF Legation on board, had arrived on
the 10Th Some delay in the ratification of the treaty
was ANTICIPATED, 10 consequence OF the death OF
Elopoo The Plenpotent,ary had been dissuaded
t-fu1 dino fhvu ri fart Mt
OF missing the new Chinese Commissioner on
his way southwark from Pekin Everything
continued quiet, and the Ill feeling towards
the L lglish appeared To be abating al Canton.
Nothing Of any note in the way Of fighting had
occurred since our las,-but another great battle
was looked for about the beginning of June Shere
pahomed had managed to collect trem the hills 10
the westward an army Of $4,000 Belooches, W it'll
20 glns-'hese were p s'ed in strong position near
Hydersbad, so as 10 cut of the communication with
SOkkar. IL was understood that SIR Charles Napier
wnnid 60 ont 10 meet them, so soon as reinforce.
menta aFilved sufficient to make tor the loss OF
her Majesy's p and tine lst Grensdiers
There seems -oms reason 10 expect disturbances
IN the Pmjanb Shere sing has had para lytIc
stroke. Should this prove fatal u hun, the Cover
nor General Will probably discover shat ihr kyoe
mountdns constitute the limits nature appears 10
have assigned 10 ne
Bund eBund. S,ngor. ani the adjoining states
sre still cisubed, hut considerably less So than al
the date ct our last All Is quiet IN Kytul. The
Governor General femalus at Agra for the present
lOdIa IN general Is tranquil md cuuented.
Oar ions antinople advlces speak OF the continu
ance OF hostile demonstrations all sides, bur oil NJ
decided acts. Expect on, AS To the ia ur-, is cen
tired IA The approaching arrival OF Baron Lieven.
From Alexandra the news is important, mas
much as the Pacha has publicly expressed his lDten
ton OF associating in the Government his grandson
Abbss, in consequence of HE own age aud infirm.
ties, and lbrahlm being an invalid. Unfortunate
ly between Ibrahim and Abbas there is a deadly
feud, which, at The old mans death, may lead TO
civil war.
Foreign TheatricaIs, sc.
There lie nothing worthy OF special notice IN the
foreign thea,ricals by the present arrivals.
RsIey and son were performing at the Strand
Theatre.
Mad. Vestris and Celeste at the Harmarket.
Grisi, Cerito, Camili, Guy Stephan, at Her Ma
iesys.
Madame Bartalozzi, the mother of Madame Yes
iris, died on thursday, June %.
At Her Majesty's Theatre, a few Saturdays sine,
three Queens were beheld in the same box, he
Majesty the Queen, the Queen Dowager, and the
Q1een of the Belglans.
HsR MAJEsTY's PIpER.-The Queen has just ap
pointed Angus Mackay, brother OF the piper OF tbs
Iae Duke ot Sussex, TO be Her MaJesty's piper a.
the Royal Palace, so that the regal ear and Hose
Ot various right honorables will be regaied with
mountain music al the court OF England. High
isrd dresses and ornaments to be provided, one
for the morning, another for midday, and third
for after dinner and state occasions. The equip
msnt will be complete and splendid.
HsR MAJEsrY's THEATRE.-The Don Pasguaie of
Douizeitl with all the honors of its Pdrisaa popu-
arty upon it. was introduced TO these boards the
% June on the occasion OF i.abache's beneht
The house was densey crowded. Labla che's per
sonation OF Don Pasquale is mastery piece o
bUfJ performance. Grsi played the part OF Norm
with great atchness and spirit.
Ma. BaAuAN-This celebrated tenor returns 10
night, after a successful provincial tour. He ma
worked In an astonishing mannnr, having give
fourteen concerts with his son Charles 10 clever
DAYS beginning at Worcester on the 18Th OF June
Wolverhampton, 20th; LItchted, 2ls; Derby, 22d
(norniag aud evening D Sheffield, 23d !; Wake
field, 2Ih; Huddersh-ld. och; Bradford, Nlh
Huh 23a: Leeds, 29h, (mornng and evening
MIR. Braham has sung, with encores, thirty hve song
and duets ia one day and never in better health
On Monday, Mr. Braham and ms son leave 10
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