The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-11-04
AR RIVAL
FRENCH STEAMSHIP philadelphia.
FIVE DAYS LATER
FROM EUROPE.
The French and English Money Markets.
The FRENCH STEAMER new YORK.
ARRIVAL OUT OF THE WASHINGTON
The Great Battle Of A bd-el- Kader.
MORE TROUBLE ON The EUROPEAN
CONTINENT.
Another Ministerial Crisis in Spain.
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THE FRENCH STEAMER NEW YORK.

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The French steamship Philadelphia, Captain
Besson, arrived yesterday from Cherbourg,
whence she sailed on the 10th ult She touched
at Halifax en- route.
She brings five days later intelligence.
The steamship Washington, Captain Hewitt,
hence, arrived out on the 9Th ult.
The French steamer New York, which left
this port on the 18th of September, arrived at
Cherbourg on the 4th ult
The Nouuelhste of Marseilles, announces that
it has received from Gibraltar news from At
RIGA to the 22d of September. Alb del Kader had
fought a great battle with the troops of Morocco,
under the walls Of Taxa. The Emir lost 1000
men. Another paper pretends that this battle re-
fers to the destruction of the two tribes of Ha-
chems and Benz Hamer.
Prince Louis Bonaparte has addressed letter
of thanks to M. LIE Comte, an ancient officer
under the empire, thanking him for the honors
which he and his comrades paid to the ashes of
the King of Holland and his eldest son, lately
inferred at St. Leu, on the 18th of September.
Mr.. Van Zeller, consul from Portugal, was the
only failure in London, of any consequence, at
date of the 7th October.
The Chronicle of the 9Th, announces that
Paris merchant had received from India news
of the failure OF an English firm at Calcutta, to
the amount of fourteen millions of francs.
NJ Rosemond de Bauvallon, who killed M.
Dujarrier, of the Journal La Presse, and of Lola
Monies memory, in duel, has been tried for
perjury, and condemned to eight years. imprison-
ment.
The Canton of Lucerne is in a state of insur.
rection also those of Fribourg, and the district
of Romont, Gruyere, and the valley of Chaverny.
1t appears that those Cantons wish to obtain the
object of their demand from the government.
OF course.
The governments of Lucerne, Berne, Zurich,
and other Cantons, are earnestly engaged in mill
'ary preparations, in view of the critical situa-
Jon of affairs. The majority of the Cantons
have agreed to send in front of the federal army
commissioners, la 1yist, who are to use their
utmost efforts TO bring about Cancellation, and
prevent, if possible, a hostile collision. The
army will await the result of their peaceful en-
beavers, and if unsuccessful, will instantly
cross the frontiers.
The Semaphore, of Marseilles, of the 9th inst :,
reports that the French squadron was still before
Naples on the LIST of October.
1t is said in private letters that the reformers
of Naples have. divided themselves into three
columns. The first division is called the Legion
of Death, and forms the advance guard, COM
handed by Longobero. The centre is COM
manded by Romeo, who has seized upon
Margiana, large depot of arms and NUM-
tons of war. The rear guard is under the
command of Potino. The artillery troops on
duty at Margiana joined the rebels after the no.
BILE exploit of Aspromonte. The insurgents of
Perne, in Abruzzes, have abandoned their city,
and retired to the mountains, in imitation of
those of Reggie.
1t is said that Navarro is in rebellion, and large
force was assembled commanded by Baron Sofia.
The official Gazette of Madrid of the 4th Oc-
tober, publishes the royal DEGREES accepting the
resignation of the several members of the Sala-
manca cabinet, viz: Messrs. Soyena, Costazar,
Salamanca Escosura, and Soteto;: that is, all the
members of the cabinet, except Messrs. Cordova,
minister of War, and Diana, of Public Instruction.
The same paper announces the nomination of
Arrazola to be Minister of Justice. The Porto
lilo of the Marine is said to be offered to General
Aspirez. These changes are, it is said, owing to
intrigues in the palace, and proceed from the
stflggle Of influences on an arena where all is
caprice and mystery.
SPECIAL DISPATCHES TO THE NEW YORK HERALD.
PARIS, Oct. 9, ls47
The very absurd arrangement Of the days Of sailing
Of the French steamers, which hitherto adopted
having been abandoned we are now enabled to commu-
nicate with the Western world every week. Whether
this convenience will be continued through the winter
is doubtful While 1t lasts however, must enjoy It,
A-A- ~ nnkA
that Is Of public Importance, especially at great dis
lance as New York. has taken place here. Marshal
oudnot Duke Of Reggie Of the splendid relics Of
the imperial glory departed this life at the Hotel des In
vaidesof which he the Governor and is succeeded
by Marshal Moliter. Marshal soult who has 30 long
been the nominal head Of the Guizot cabinet perform
ing other duty than that Of receiving the salary
President Of the Council the Of which is equal
to that Of tho President Of the United States has at
length resigned both salary and dignity to M Guzot
who all along welded the real power. NJ Guizot now
combines thu Offices Of President Of the Council and
Minister Of Foreign Affairs receiving for these Joint
functions, . salary Of $4,000 per snnum, besides a
palace, with all Its pretty ct ctteros Of servants frn
ture table and so To console the octagsnerian
shall In his retirement he Is raised to the honorary dig
nifty Of Marshal General Of France title equivalent to
the obsolete OF Constable Of France The agitation
banquets have been held many chief places Of the
PROVINCES at which petitions have been urged popular
toass drunk and radical speeches spoken One Of the
remarkable circumstance attending these dsmonstra-
lions 49, that the health Of Louis Philippe given
at them. There Is doubt that this agitation Will
ultimately force upon the some measures Of
reform the gigantic system Of corruption by patron
age which Is prsetsed TO scandalous extent.
France s UNDER the present regime, made decidedly to
play the part in European politics Of absolute power
With people the most demoor atically inclined, this
you will say s passing strsnse-yet so is Wherever
her government exercises influence, that influence Ia
invariably directed against popular rights In Spain,
France supports with all her power and innuence the
Moderator who are In fact the tories or absolutist Of
that country In Italy she has excited universal ndig
nation end disgust By her ntsues to obstvuct tbs
gsss Of ooAstitutiensl reform, 70 thwsSt the liberal