The Express.
London, England, 1846-11-19 00:00:00

ihoerretiy itayr. ()mid Duke of a7:det ierl alseety
The Silesian Gazette contaioa a Wars,
dente of the Bth inst. in which it is stated
with their Rabbi at their head, had applied t,
ties of that city for permission to wear their sae
They were not only refused, it appean, theix
they had the additional mortiticauoa of bei
their beards and flowing locks, and, met"
the barbers. _

The Frankfurter Journal of the 16th j
on the authority of its Basle correspondent, 01
of that place have conferred on micron (Maui'
right of voting at the elections of the Council of
This step will, it is supposed, add 390 passim
rale. The elections at Basle commenced on du
They will continue until the 28th, and on the
government will commence its duties. If
tt
Beale in the Diet be obtained fur the Literal/
bable), the Zonderbund, or s.parate alliance d
Cantons, will have the majority of the Diet at
' Immense quantities of corn (says Oil
Courier) base been stored up in Moldavia a
and considerable quantities continue to ant/
Hungary.
POLAND.—THE REPUBLIC OF Care
THE FRONTIERS, Nov. 9.—" I communicate
leg to authentic information, that the tl
powers of Cracow have taken the resolution to
the independence of the Republic which se
dangers the repose of the neighbouring Stab
diately to sanction the union of the teeth
Austrian states, to whick it already belonged pr,
As the Prussian and Austrian comttissioners a
in Vienna are said to have been authorUed 1
to arrange some commercial matters intereun
powers, without being obliged previously to
and Petersburg, and as these relations do not
any particular difficulties, it may be taken f
within a few days the publication of this de
place in Cracow; and you may, therefore, co
lition of the republic, and the reunion of thi
with Austria, as already dose. The °satin'
Cracow as an independent state has been is
compatible with the tranquillity of the Poli
the safety of Germany, and the three polies/
out the co-operation and sympathy, nay, th,
of any other European power, had establish
as it were by way of trial whether a shadow
pendence were still possible, rstolved at a
abolish their own work, which had not :a
pectations. I said the foundation of the re
made by way of trial, as both originally, it,
conventions, it was expressly decreed by
powers that, in case circumstances should
Untied existence of the republic dangerous c
it should he abolished, and the country ag
Austria. The establishment of the republic
combined by the powers with a conditional
purposely, or in obscure anticipation of subs
Ai.iciA, Nov. 4.—llowever mere
seem, reports are current of an insurrretil
among the nobles of Poland. The preesuni
governor are such, that any attempt mu
The nobles are said to count upon the pests:
law has struck terror into the hearts of the
be rigorously executed. Persons found
ports not in due order are sent to prim
t
starA.
SlA.—Aecording to the last
Bagdad, the cholera was making great rut
1,400 pi yawls having already died by the dig
entertained that it will reach Conetantinepli
the same direction that the Lst attack came.

COLONIAL

CAPE OF GOOD HOPI
The dates brought by the Mary Ai
mouth, are Cape Town, :oth Sept. ; tftahs
Sept. The intelligence from the cpital is
tent. The news from the frontier shows t
authorities are wasting time is " eliploats
acting. They are negotiating with Kreli—
a step as it would have been some two hand
the government of this country to have
Johnie Armstrong or any other border mu
The South Ali wan Commercial Jounial
vious to the sth of September the chief S
dered; Macomo and timbale asked for;
accepted the terms offered him by the
As Macomo and Umbala were still at largo
of little weight. Stock was to be allowed
Peddle, together with some councillors of
the party supplying themselves with food.
however Stock had been allowed to vie
kay river (between the Gonubie and the 1
% people, leasing his two broth rs at b
Peddle. The negotiations with Krell an
teristic part of the affair; and we there%
readers the principal points on which they i
in the Graham's-Town Journal. Sir An
visited Kreli at his kraal, and " mutat
the diplomacy on four points." These al
been :

I. For KWh a harmer permitted 'the Araakom
woo paramount chief, to make war uron the n
made war upon the colony 11:mse7, by permia
the Amakova, or frontier tribes, acabbt the n
imprisoned and put in fear of their lives de I
in his territory, and the milkvinnaries e.t Lubelc
given harbour to colonial cattle Wien farm the e
trymen.
To these chantey Kinn replied :
" •

1. That the British government could not core
for the acts of tee frontier Kaffirs, inasmuch a,
colony had nude treaties with them entirely i
Besides this, why did oar government suppoeti
the war of 1829, when his father Whiz. nos
fur their ntireleeds '-2. That the colony mann
joining In the war, merely because !sane of his p
it, when it could be proved that be had not col;
to go, but had punished a chief and all bls pea
3. That it did not become a great nati n to ea
nation upon the report of one man. tin sod,
understood, customary to ask for cop! iota
had been alarmed, and made a false reor.; rrc
that he, fearing for the agent's slew, had noun
to leave his station, or he would be Lelni ; ands
believed him and Mad, he was unable t. protmt
but that, notwithstanding he had rent many fri
agent since.-4. lie demanded proof that be h
lsnMl cattle. lie denied positive 1y barrtg clone
These exculpatory assertions Sir Mehl
fected to believe, and offered on the part
conclude the following arrangements with
1. Kenn to br acknowledged paramount thief
that capacity to be responsible fur the conduct
towards the oolony.-2. That he, es paramount
British government, all the Kaffir territore bet.
Rivers, to be settled by the Queen of EnriMni.
of the treaty of peace made by the governor, Sir
1833.-3. That ample restitution stould be mad
missionaries for all the losses they hods:Oft-red,
permit and request the return of the ltri.,elt
rr
1 Krell should restore to the colony an tho robin

country.
These terms Kreli, after some hagglim
article, accepted, and the conference el
turn of Sir Andries to head-quarters, th
operations was adopted:—The colonial
Kci were withdrawn. Kreli engag.d to
on that river. Sir Andries undertook t
line from Kr, li's borders towards the in
the Orange river. Col. Hare fell b-At
and Capt. Sutton occupied Eland's post.
to whom it had been intimated that thq
disptvisetl with after the 9th of Septet
continue in the field as long as they
The results of these negotiations and
will best appear from a privee letter fro
9th of September, and from the !totem
Stockenstrom's organ, the South A
Advertiser. The letter states that,—
The Amatola heights and ravines are as
' that Col. Mare war going t' make ,combined
Major llogg has been sent for from Tatnbooki
this movement. iaCoillo LS maid to be almos
tares of rare, but on terms that cannot be are
The tournal above-mentioned states,-
11,000 sheep are reported no having bee
lager, the spoor of which a party sent nut et''
were not able to find. There are 250 farmers
mounted. large numbers of Hanks are said
Baviaan's River, where there arc numerous
Numerous parties of Kaftirs are said to be
the Tarka to the sea. Captain limp pissed 11
way to the camp of the governor. All the ca
swept away from Botha 's Past—no re:4,l.one
being so weak. it appears to be very r
Prod many Kaffir, in the extensive jun
Kat and lower part of the
Somerset is about to full back to I.
latter stream, there is reason to hope that I
shortly he cleared of these marauders. Thi,,
upon the real and address with which he IT
side of the bush ; for it is very certain that if
force be not stationed along this line, so a,
both bank of these streams, the enemy, sel
Somerset's force, will retire upon the colony.
worse oft than before. It may also be remar
warfare now carried on by the Kaffir+ will 11
teracted until we base a force so equippcvl or
enter the bush, and follow the enemy tine(
complicated windings of his favourite retry
In addition to this discouraging piety
mercial Advertiser says: "There is or
30 or 40 miles of the boundary which
not reach unperceived when they pleas,
successful with cattle and horses. A
troops in regard to provisions, and dra
the same authority informs us that
Kaffirland, but too late for the hots
forces, whose bones whiten the field."
The whole business is most diserci
authorities allowed themselves to be
tint, and since have shown thenuttiv
means of repelling predatory rang

TEST OF THE QUALITY OF
Pelouze has announced an important d
laboratory ; it is, that when xyl
greatest degree of explosive power, 1.
soluble in ether. Hence a test of quell
best make.—Literary Gazette.
CURE FOR RABBITS.—I WaS
rabbits have a dislike to treading uN
toil—(says a correspondent to the Gar.
thought I would give the thing a I
young cauliflower plants were put in
known to be ; the plants were allowed t
for the first two nights after they
third morning a few planb were desh
of that day the ground was disturbe
the next morning when they were cli
were safe; the hoeing was continued
the plants were well taken with the en
is the case, they arc seldom eaten b
are very numerous and provision short
done in a few minutes in the evening,
otf the rabbits, is a benefit to the plant