New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-05-23


The Dache.. of Nemour-. wife Of Louis Phil
ippe. second .on. has given birth to a son at
Ne,illy. who i. chds,ened the Coun, d Eu.
They are talking largely Of prospective Rail
road. in the Chamber Of Deputies. One Is 20 run
from Pan. to Mar,eil.cs through the valley OF the
Rhoae.
Since 1893 over 1000 slaves have been eu1an'
cipa,es in the French West Indies.
Accounts from Algier. state that Abd-el-hader
having crossed the TUNA on the llth ut. Tor the
purpose Of Attacking General Bedeau, as he wa
falling back upon Tienccn. on account Of TIE bad
uc.s OF the weather, combat took place IN winch
the Emir'. cavalry was put 10 flight. Some oi
Abd-e-Kaders troop, were lam. among them
two influential chief bat the important success OF
the da, va. the capture ct the Scucri5 sd Hama
nsderrd A. the righi-hand man Of the Emr.
SPAIy.-The Ministry 81 to ~ escaped de-
feat or a recent important division. Great guam
,iiies If British Manufacture. have been smu-g.fd
into tho kingdom. s.. Asuado. the great Madrid
Banker. died recently. eaviEg fortune Of slO-
100000 TO his three sons.
TURKEY. &c.-The apprehension. Of a rupture
between the Porte and the Greek. completely
di.polled. Cho-rew Pacl,. 30 lately disEraced
has been restored 70 favor and made Grand NHier.
with Hslh Pacha a. Sersskier. The English
Bishop AT Damascus. j. still regarded uniay0rabiy
by the Clergy Of other Christian sect.. An Aba
man force j. embarkinr Tor syria.
Mi.cellaaeous Item,.
NIr. Carr. our late Consul at Tangier. has been
cmbroiled in quarrel with the locl authorities
by attempting 70 come away wi,hou, passport
from H.. Emperor He wn, stopped and treated
with indigui,y. lie complained to the Emperor
at Morocco. who cent him hi. passports. but Of
f.red no reparation. Our Mediterranean fleet is
said TO be moving to T,ngicr in consequence.
The ex-k King Of Holland j. very Ill at Berlin
The Slave Trade Is said TO be actively carried %
in the Mediterranean
Austria l. in favor OF marriage betweea the
,ounge Queen If Spain and a son OF Don Carlos
a. the best mode of hca,i,g tie wound, OF that
afflicted country.
Emigration ;, very active throughout Great Brii'
ain. particularly from ireland.
The Niger Expedition IN. been entirely de
.troycd by pe,,ilcncc and death.
great Ball was to b. given on the l2th iust
bv the British naenate, for the relief OF the spit
al,Ecld weayer. The Queen requires all IN
English present to come in dresse' OF >Pi'ai@hed
silks. All ere 10 bc dressed in the costumes o
their respective countries in the time OF Edward
III. This puzzles cur Embas-a dor, Mr.. Everett
who could not tell, at first, how 10 obey bat h'
ha. concluded ~ appear as Indian >acheIn,
and notified the American inquirer, accordingly
Two men were killed at William on the Eastern
Counties taiiroad, by the falling of 800 tons OF
earth upon the track
Madam Laaurgc has been taken to a Lunatic
Asylum, or which occasion there was row, IN
which several persons were killed.
Nearly a whole family of children, near Belfast
in Ireland had been eaten ny by hog, who, tero-
ciou. with hunger, had broken into the cabin
where they were sleeping.
The steamship Duchess of Sutherland was lo.i
on the 25th by running upon the Alaplin Sands
near the More. No lives lost. She wa- one OF
the largest steamship. trading between London
and Scotland.
\ letter from Naples states that a phenomenon,
similar To what ha. been observed in sweden, has
taken place on the coast Of Italy. 1t appears,
from the report Of VI. Niccolini and other Ncaroli-
tan geoogi.t- that the leve of the fell sradu-
ally. from 1928 10 1888, ll2 miilim' tres, or be-
| tween four and five inches English
On the 18th utimo there was a collision on the
Taunu, Railway. at the station of IIatter.hsm,
between tie two last train, from Frankfort ard
McntI Several carriages were dashed to pieces
bv the dreadful shock. and thirty persons more or
lee, injured.
\ man lately lo.t his HE at an Election Riot at
Blackburn, Eng