The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-11-16

and commerce up y TO- Ths Minister further proposes
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cent and those who receive larger amounts " ono Of
per cent
A Norwegian sailing corvette, supposed 70 be the
Omen, had arrived on rangier. fh.rs al anchor
that pnvt the French steam gate temperatures, Ngene
paddlewheel aoop vuture screw soop CAdmus ami gun
BOATS Quail and Coquetts, and spantah paddiewneei
Further arrivals Of gtives from Tansicr Of Gibraltar
han taken place.
Her Msjesys steam guuboat Lapwns brought over .hc
wife Of Nr. Brown, the American Consul and two nsr
chants.
For want Of house accommodation tho Governor OF
Gbralsr garrison bad directed the issue Of nhy tents
from tie niisry department., for tho OF the
poorer classes refugees who had not sncoeeded In nnd
ing lodgings IN town. These tents had been pitched On
the north 'front.' the eastern beach, and nearly
all occupied The Jewish population " the city wero
sr'ns The y behalf Of Their Tsneer brethren BY
meeting Of The principal Jews were held the 2st, at
which commissions was appointed 10 collect subscrip-
tons and 10 attend TO the wants Of these people.
Gbraltar (oct 22) correspondence Of tho Manchester
Guardian
The report gave you the 18th, Of Spain having de-
clared war against Morocco proves to BIO premature
This, however, does improve our position and 1t s
thought that war rs Inevitable In fact, olhe Moorsh
government we're disposed 10 omicabe settlement u b
now doubtful u the people would permit IL
Ianger preparations are being made TO repel the
the or have sready come " over Ss ,s
MOI 'front.' near tho cattle sheds in plched there
by order Of our Governor Poor wretches they wlhaye
q sore time Of II now the rains have set in.
FEELING OF THE BRITISH CABINET ON THE NEW CON-
PLICATIoNs
London tOct 3l) Correspondence Of the Manchester
believe that the question OF Morocco and Spain fur
niebes, for the moment, the most occupation 10
the Cabinet The increase Of the French troops destined
to against Morocco men, the presence Of the
French Mediterranean Beet, well Spanish f0tia,
at Agesiras; the still credited, though rem officially
atfnA m he 2ron hU
The French War Ofbceal work together account
the large space which this subject Is said TO have
taken up IN the late Ministerial consultations, which
have been 30 many and in such close Fprtu
naely England has eighteen ships Of the line the Medi
and whatever may BIZ the ex.en. Of Louis Napoleons
NAVAL prcparaiions Tonon, he not at able
set aloat any equivalent force III those waters.
The designs Of Spain tho Moroccan territory opposite
Gibraltar are no novelty c our pubic mena least 70
those OF them who have been brought into immediate
tact with tho Spanish and Moorish authorities Of that
quarter Notably Mr.. Hay, 30 long active Consul
General IN Morocco, has long been impressed with the
gravity Of Spanish designs the coast territory Of
MoYrocco should tho correspondence on this subject
come TO be printed think he win be found have
very urgent and weiphty communications 20 our GO
vernmens this subject extending over considerable
period.
Our Mediterranean force, howeyer-t,snks mainly 10
the efforts OF Sir John Pack'ngton and his Boards suE
hcenty commanding 10 remove all apprehension OF any
action being taken in the teeth Of wishes pre-
sent moment How long that superiority Of force may be
allowed 10 last 10 another ma.terf all hear OF the
tent Of louis Napelecn's Touicn enterprises be wen
founded.
QUEEN lsABELLA's SPEECH.
All my jewels must be valued and sold if necessary,
for the success Of the holy enterprise My private pat,
rn,ony ms be disposed Of without for tho good
and glory OF my subjects. will reduce my expenditure
An humble collar win bcdeck my neck becoEinely
than collar Of diamonds, if the Latter can be made use
Of to defend and TO elevate the of our Spain
Madrid letter annosnces that the Count Of Parieate
has invited the nobility of Spain - come to the aid Of the
government With subscription worthy Of the donors.
SPEECH OF MARSHAL o'DoNNELL TO THE coRrEs-
THE MOORISH ARMY AND INTERNAL AFFAIRS.
The following according To the Gazette de Mcdrid
the words pronounced by Marshal ODonnel President Of
the Council After having aced the history of de
renee betw cen Spain and Morocco nc adds
rps, declare that y not matte. Of ambition that brings
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the better days Of our history
After the sympathetic aud unanimous declar alton or the
Chamber OF Depus in Its session Of the 22d October the
President Of the Counci Marshal ODonne in continual
GentemsrI win not dissimui.e you my emotion. OF
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,he responsibility VII rest upon me there are Victories AL
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complete absolute Sonsnos They be-
psope hey believe hey sven a g a
ever ssspanh nation VIII ,s 70 sacrifice ready
chion 70 show ourselves what In glorious
The Count Of Lucena (sarshal oDonnel) said in con.
clusion,-
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for nd M s aod
ISds%Sided sss .aclsss. The
plain Of our CONDUCT we are strong In our reason and our
rue Paris Pays publishes interesting details Of the pre-
seht state Of affairs In the interior OF Morocco
The Emperor after the death Of his father caused HIM
SELF to be recognized Morocco and Mequine, and FORE
seeing the struggles he would have maintain against his
competitors, collected bis army for deeceut upon Fez
which place he entered tho 10th OF September last
Two days after he gave battle 10 his cousn-Muley Soil
mans scDand obliged him to ny southwark On gaming
hs advantage many chiefs who were heretofore unde
cided now joined fortunes with him, and he found him.
self at the head Of force Of about 10000 His ad
Of Fcz with him. addressed fresh appeal TO the re-
beoue tribes and directed his attention against MeQu
nss place e, defended only BY garrison Of $500 men
Interest as the gaining possession OF the imperial treasury
the value Of which exceeds sixty millions Of dollars.
Sdi Mahomod then left In the city OF Fee garrison of
ten thousand men, commanded by Ahfer Ahmed one Of
his bes. generals, made attack on Mequinez which
place., despatch announces, he has Just entered.
~ this movement he has bafaed the plans |
d his competitor, and has acquired possession |
Of The three cities which regarded as the /
key % the empire. Tho struggle may be continued,
but Sdi Mahomet determined TO preserve the supreme
power lie has the advantages q position, money and
soldiers. These latter, besides being better disciplined
than those commanded by his adversary, have superior
arms purchased In England.
Tho infantry s organized tho European plan, and
the Chaeseurs are furnished with guns Of great precision
The artillery, aso good footing New elements
have been introduced into the imperial army by Sd Ma
horned, which have worked complete revolution
Inc iate EmnerT Adder Rhaman, during the first part
9! hsScgn sustained energy the conflict against the
unsubdred tribes, and brought back 70 his authority
number Of them Hc was only prevented by qd pge and
family difficulties from re0onstructnR ie ancient empire
Of Maghreb. His succcssor enertans the same project,
and has announced his intention Of carrying out as soon
ns nc ene have conquered thoec who now dispute HE
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