Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-01-17

wear 1896 it was 59075 If we add to this p. RS
who went to Canada, ,62l free settlers, and 1923
badly 5000 To other parts Of New Holland and the
Cape il follows that less than 5000 persons emf
grated in that one year.
France.
PAsIs, Dec l5th-Rumors of the discovery Of an
extensive Bonapartist conspiracy rife is Paris
on Monday. Ii was stated that Prince Louis Napo-
leon had been in Paris for days. ana that the po-
lice had almost succeeded in sezng him, hav ing dis
covered and searched his lodgings only six hours
after he left them. That an extensive onspTacy
has been discovered is probable enough, as there
be very little doubt as TO the existence Of nune-
| rous reasonable societies IN Paris.
The 1Olcnndis Of the 9th instant, publishes let.
tiers from Alyiers of the Goth ult. which the loss
! Of the French during the recent incursion OF the
Arabs into the Metdja is estimated at $50 men hors
de combat The whole Of the troops were then in
| the plain, aud all the farms were in a condition
| to resist a coup de main, and give time to the
military TO come TO their relief The Arabs as
sembed in front of the French lines did not exceed
5000 or Goo The Consul Of Add ell Kader at Oran
had been arrested by order Of Marshal Vallee lust
as he pre- parng TO leave the town.
letter from Oran Of the 10Th, states that no hos
Utilities had yet taken place in that quarter guard
oi Genasrme. had beea placed on the oukil Of Add
el.Kader who was not TO be allowed depart until
the Frenchmen attached to the Office Of Captain Dau.
mas, the breDch Consul at Mascara, should have
arrived at Gran The garrison of that town
to be attae kcd after the Rsmadau.
Immense movements Of troops are taking place
all over France.
Another long despatch from the Governor OF AL.
giers fills the Moniteur OF Monday. 1t says that no
hostilites had taken place IN the west about Oran
but that Achmet. the old Bey of Constantine had re
appeared, and attempted 10 raise some tribes. and pill
LACED others. Private letters explicit about
Algicrs. The great rains, by iBundatng the plain,
had virtually suspended the operations Of Abd.el-
Kader, who was at the head Of 900 men Never
tGeless the town Of Algiers itself in alarm the
militia daily exercising vessels ordered to have com
panies If disembar katOn ready, and Marshal Nslce
thinking more Of standing siege than making
quests. We do not see, indeed, what Add eI- kader
has to do round APiers except he end avors TO
prise the towH. He has decapiated the colonists.
and driven away all their cattle and he see ms SURF
OF three or four months IMMUNITY.
RrusssIs.
Advices from Liege state that Mr.. John Cockerill
hos set out Tor st Petersburg ing 18th him OF
the principal persons employed at h s works, and
three engineers The Emperor Nicholas. II is added,
has advanced 90 Mr. Cockeri Cit, 200 600 az per
cent. secured all his est iblishments in Belgium,
Russia engaging % purchase annually 70 a certain
amount machinery 10 be anu,actured in them, which
IL 60 diminish annually, the Emperor, assisted by
Nr Cookerill, shal have created simila. .ablish
meats IN his own dominion.
spain.
MADRID, De. THE electoral question still
contiHued the only one discussed in the Spanish ca
piia-both parties were srnding emisssres into tn
provinces TO influence IN favor Of their partisans the
| choice OF the electors
G. neral Valdcs. the Captain General Of Catalonia.
/ and General Seoane, his second IN command, bfvc
both rendered their designations, ON the ground Of
/ ~ health.
! Letters from E,partero's head quarters announce
,he capture of Esterquel by the Carliss, after two
days siege.
SARAGossA, Dec. 5-No military operations had
o. late taken place in Arragon. The two armies oc-