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

- the war In the Mediterranean n made, must Of
ety be carried by England chiefly by her navy thus
hvng the invasion which she has al along dreaded aud
Sraltar during tina progress Of this would be forced
y wholly the defensive without the ability were
- 60 dsposed Of furnishing aid or giving assisiance 70
Ass brethren In arms.
What opposition them can England offer 70 the success
8 Aer allies 10 their war upon AorocOos She either
have ungnardcd her own shores, or Withdraw herself
wholly from the impending cynfci and leave France
Hes riumpbs and conquesls IN the Mediterranean and
hssc In almost every point Of view this result be
dssh cd. Commercially cAkng It would prove OF the
greatest importance " Europe and TO the United States
e Morocco trade monopoized and controlled by Eng
mad, bringing annually millions oi wealth into her
sery, would be open 70 fair competition and the
- that vast and wonderful country would brought to
Asveope themselves, by tho encouragement and ro,ec
ASn they would thus receive
THIS, indeed, rs hglands moss critical period. wnl
80 force war with her allies spain France2 few
days will bring the answer.
NEWSPAPER ACCOUNTS.
xnEavCH COMPLAINTS OF MOORISH OUrRA0Hs-NAPO-
LEON TROOPS ATTACK AND DEPEAT THE sULrAN'S
DoRCEs.
Trars (oct so) correspondence Of London postl
some 1000 French troops, under tho command Of
General Msrtmprey, have, we learn by the Honieay,
ssnnenced hos,iltss against Morocco with We
ron has M Soa 81 So aaa
troops. Meanwhile despatch from Madrid says tho
Spanish naval forces have biockaded all the important
Prom the Paris MoDitsur, O,t SOL
n the early part Of August some Moorish tribes.
escd by q cherf, Mohammed ben Abdalah dared 70
violate tho French frontier On 10th and nth they
ossackcd two bands Of European who were pro-
secd,pg 70 the mines Of Char Rcuban Two these men
werc Killed, aud third wounded few days after they
k on the Douars OF the DouLyaya who have submitted
ance, and carried of their ochs On the 3lst our
Gbe OF the Benz bon Said had affair with the Angades
and the Moorish chief suddenly attAckef Sid
eur goums and squadron Of Spahs tho place to
On the September the ohers attacked tho pos, of
esaiZaber with considerable force, the following
say numerous bands assaied the villages Of Maziz and
Leon belonging 70 the Debbaa, burning everything in
tAeir way.
On the Sd sidt Asiz was pilsged.
On the 18th the greater part OF the Moorish tribes were
assembled the side Of the Oned Tou about Is leagues
from Nemonrs, where Commandment Beaupretrc had es
aablshed his camp They attacked him at day break but
were vigorously repulsed. So much aldacty and such
Hutisy conduct merited chastsement Agitation
was eaused throughout the whole Of the west Of Algeria
ana the security VI our tribes everywhere seriously
Twas necessary to act; expedition decided on;
pstirally 1t has been commenced:-
The General Commander In Chief Of the land and naval
secs Agera 70 the Minister Of War and 70 the Minister
Aiier combat Of three hours the Second zouaves
pned its eagle the Col Of Ain Taooural where the
whole Of the expcditionary corps bvouac. This
scss bns not caused us any serious loss
FRENCH cAsus BELLI AGArNsT MOROCCO.
Translated from La Patrie for the New York HKRAiD
For time past several tribes OF Morocco bordering
Western possessions in Africa, have been commit
BEEN aS 70 the
Of September these attacks have assumed
. more rmidable and menacng character. Bands OF
belonging to tho Angade5 and Nahia tSbes, nomnaly
subject authority Of the Emperor Of Morocco but in
reality Independent, attack our camps pitched at ds
lance Of more than Ave leagues from the frontier Com
rnandcd by ambitious WAREHOUSES Mahommed Ben
Oss and thrown back . he montana Co
Notonly are our coonss attacked, but hordes Of ma
RAIDERS. which constantly receiving from
The hoetle tribes lay waste our industrial establishments
and levy contributions tho cities in tho very subdivision
q Tiemcen. Agitation gradually spreading The hdell
~ OF the tribes subject to our domination appears to be
Ahake DUR tarr
DO not return unless to make peace. In short,
these secret conspraces have their focus in the very
division Of Agers 80 that the markets be plundered
II has been impossible for the military authorities take
proper to put stop 10 Of this nature
dealt TO everesess tribes, whom long period
Of IMMUNITY could not but emboden For this purpose
corps dae has been organized on the Algerian frontiers,
consisting Of two divisions Of infantry, commanded by
Generals Wasn, tehazy and Jusuf and division OF
cavalry, under the orders Of General Desvaux Without
doubt hosities will soon commence, for the troops
mastering, and dispatches from Algers tho
constant departure Of horses and material General do
Narmprcy commander Of the forces by land sea- at
The head OF an expedionary corps for the west had HIM
SELF arrived at Gran the beginning Of the month";
panied by the other Generals just named.
In the order Of tho day, addressed the troops des
tined 10 act against Morocco the commander in chief Of
the expedition, after enumerang tho events which have
this taking up Of arms Indispensable, thus defines
che object 70 be attained
Our rule and the principle Of authority by which security
= e BE- on enc
our sos9s L., =. noT therefore march against ne
fho superiority Of forecs
II principally aganst the tribe BENZ snassen that our
troops are 70 operae But II, as announced above,
will be understood with what rspdi.y and with what ad
vantages for army this campaign will be carried on
II viii suffice for all purposes inHIct exemplary punish
mcnt on those constant enemies Of our colonies and
establishments confined 70 this portion Of Morocco. Is
rot necessary to look for the best means Of making them
respect neighboThood and Of putting an o7ec4ual
stop 70 their audacous uggress6ns7
I'm this point, writer well versed In the affairs Of
Algicrs, remarks IN the Journal dss Dot few days
aEo that the recticaton Of the Morocco frontier would
lie a the most desirable results Of our expedition This
frontier determined by the treay concluded 18th March,
, Ms;sb wn s ss rs,, q
~ word II is not sufficiently defined TO the So
barry 81 ,. possessions, Consequently the Mouloua,
Of re p ,,ss N s ss
a more fixed limit than that which now separates Algeria
from Morocco.
We know not whether the expedition win be successful
n the rectyDg Of frontier, but we are convinced
that our arn:as will inspire respect for our national flag
under all circumstances We do not doubt, likewise,
that Tho Sss sS suSn ~
dicrs Ike those who fought under Marshal Bugeaud,
fifteen years ago.
PREPARATIONS M MADRID, rANdrEn AND aiBaAL.
TAR
From the Manchester Guardian, Oct. all
me Madrid tourna. Of the Oath inst state tina, the en-
snusasm created by the declaration the Chambers Of
Of battalion Of the National Guard had waited the
PRESIDENT IN the name Of that body SOLICIT permission
70 RAISE corps Of volunteers aud cy add that tho mi
MISTER had inrnnted thot tho government would most
likely grant The army to against Morocco has been
formed into nve divisions one under General Echaeuc Of
three brigades the second under General ZbAa Of four
the third under General Ros dc Oano Of four tho fourth
undcr General prim Of three, and tho nfh cavalry
under General Gaano Of two. The artillery 70 bc scnt
with tho expedition had been definitely xed al sixty eight
pieces. Marshal oDonnol, commander In chief of sh.
expedition, was 70 leave Madrid In nie or ton dAvs
The Corrco Autcqrqfa states that some ntlle DELAY IN
The formal proclamation Of war In the Gasce had taken
place. owing to Spanish subjects in Morocco not h..
obeycd, so promptly as had been sxu..atsS M c;.nc
tons given T. leave n" Country with their a:aes and
ps1F'v cholera continued 70 prevail in Algcsiras,
an officer Of the ea had died OF III 1cvcrtholcss tho
journals affirm Tint the sanitary condition Of the army in
i that place - .hghly satisfactory"
An nrtst named Van Halep several photographers and
hcraf had been ordered 10 accompany the cxpc
no Ii order TO pcrpetuate the remembrance Of is high
d'~ds.
The financial measures presented by the Minister o.
FINANCE tho Cortcs propose tax on the salo OF real
vrorcrty mn augmentation Of the stamp duty and IN case
ito m my be xcd at 100 900 power 10 increase the