Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1844-01-25
From She N. y. Express.
LATER FROM EUROPE

ny the ship Sea, Capt. Edwards, we hav,
dates from Liverpool to Dec. 18th.
me opinions of three eminent counsel, VIII,
mase been consulted upon the legality of the de
S,ees conferred upon MIR Everett. the American
minister, by the University of Oxford, hayino
been submitted to the Vice Chancellor, they have
an concurred in pronouncing tho whole proceed
inS null and void.
FRANCE
The King, accompanied by the Prince de Join.
vile, left St. Cloud December 18th for Fontain-
beau, where they arrived at o'clock in the even.
ing. Wv
On Sunday, the Inhabitants Of the first ND -
cond districts of Paris, assembled i'm the; respec-
tive municipalities TO elect candidate fer the posts
OF mayor and adioints, signed petition to the
Chambers, demanding the demolition OF the de-
tached forts erected round the capital.
The French government affects Tor II cannot
be serious1 pprehensons Of a movement in La
Vendee. The National states, that notification
has been made TO the Spanish refugees domiciled
In Lower Brittany, that they must choose a resi-
dence more in the centre OF France.
The Paris papers contain appalling lists Of muir
deTs and suicides, and OF attempts to commit
those crimes.
AT ST. Denis, near Paris, monster Of hercu
lean strength, seized upon an unoffending young
man, and throwing him down on the road held
him firmly until the wheels of an approaching
wagon had passed over his head
An Emeute took place in Madrid, Dec. H.
The troops hurried to the spot and charged on the
people, firearms were discharged on both sides,
and ..Juas were killed and wa.-I :, -. ,;I
crowd. The deaths amonsstthe cit'Ieno arc saiu
TO amount 10 five, and that the wounded are nine
teen.
The DEGREES appointing the new ministry were
communicated to the Chambers on the 9Th.
The Phare de Bayonne of the 9th says, that an
interview has taken place between General SAM
al al, Late cnI
swer on the following day. 1t was thought that
the insurgents would capitulate immediately
No date is given.
Madrid journals of The 18th, fp>.hsh some de-
tails OF the proceedings in Y ooIes On 'a' gay,
the resul, Of which appf, ,u IN dn mG sun 9' inc
ton Cor-4lbe impeachment of Olozaga, which, as
has been already stated, was carried by majori
ty of 81 TO &C.
PORTUGAL.
LISBON, Dec. 6.--Reports had been prevalent
for some days that the Duke Of Pamela had f.
nally brought TO a satisfactory conclusion the
long agitaled question of the tariff convention
with the British government, and was about TO
return to This country with it In his pocket. The
Duke did actually arrive here yesterday, but the
negotiations the subject of the conventions
being just as they were before he went lrom.this
five -months ago.
TURKEY AND THE EAST.
.4noiher Massacre of The Nesforians.-Our pri-
vate advices from Constantinople Of the 22d Nov.
announce the receipt of intelligence from Mas.
soui or another slaughter by the Turks of the
HISTORIAN Christians. Upwards of 200 of the
latter were believed to have fallen under the OF
toman Clmear. Redshid Pacha, the newly ap.
pointed ambassador of the Porte in France, was
TO leave Constaninople for Paris on the 9TH inst
Count de Flahault was expected from Vienna
and would, it was said, replace Baron de Bour-
1uency as minister of France at the Porte
"A fossil giraffe has recently been found in In
dla. IL Is only one-third Of the size OF the exist
ing animal.
The Chinese government has severely punished
the authorities Of Formosa, under whom certain
proceedings took place respecting the destruction
of two British ships.