Ponola [sic] weekly register., 1843-07-15
Fo EIGN.
,er items by the Columbia.

II TouIon on the 18th ult. The whole
If the American squadron, consisting of
five sail. was shortly to rendezvous in
hat harbor,
The Court Circular contains long
account of the christening of the infant
princess, on the end inst.
II is stated that the French brig of
war Vigie has captured on the western
roast Of Africa and taken into Goree, an
Foqlsh vessel laden with slaves for the
FWest Indies.
The Smyrna Journal of the goth ult.
Ir,entions that a fire broke out at Mag
rosia on the Goth which consumed 1000
.hors Of the Grand Bazaar. Most of
,be goods were saved, but the losses were
nevertheless estimated at several mil
lions Of piastres.
The Augsburg Gazette publishes the
following very improbable story from a
letter dated Cairo, 2lst ult., stating that
|,wo ships laden with slaves had been
captured by British cruisers in the Red
Sea. in the latitude Of Senaken, and that
the captains of the ships had been hang
ID at the main mast. The two slave
ships were escorted (the bodies of the
Two captains still hanging from the main
mast by the British cruiser, and the
slaves set at liberty.
The affairs Of Scinde were tranquil,
though some trouble had taken place at
Srhind, and serious engagement had
been fought at Khylul.
CHINA.--The death Of Commissioner
Elopoo was the only news at Canton, but
fresh attacks were expected on the Fac
tories. On Major Malcom's arrival, Sir
IN. Pottinger was to go to Canton with
the Ratification of the Treaty.
The troops stationed in Ireland will
amount in June, to $4,000 men.
Almost every door in the city Of Cork
has chalked upon it "repeal or blood!"
The repeal affair in Cork was very
brilliant. h is said that upwards Of
100000 persons were congtegated on
lhis occasion.
The latest Irish papers contain an nc
count of q melee between party oi
'Orangemen and body of Repealcrs, at
Dungannon, on the 3oth of May. A
house was razed, and many persons bea-
ben, but no lives lost.
The batteries at Tdrbett have, unex-
BectedIy been reinforced by four addi-
Eional pieces or artillery, and an addi-
tional force Of one officer and fifteen men
IS expected daily. Letters have been
received inquiring how many men all
the forts would contain PAIL the guns are
10 be mounted without delay
FRANcE.-The French Government
have fully determined upon sending out
d squadron to the Chinese seas, which
will be placed under the command OF a
ear admiral, for the purpose of forward
Ing the commercial and political rela-
ions of France with the Celestial En-
bire. Intelligence has been received at
Paris, It is said, to the effect that the
Emperor Of China has consented to re-
eciye the French in his dominions on
! he same footing as the English.
The harvest has q very promising ap,
pearance in the neighborhood of Paris.
Sph1T.-The Chamber of Deputies
presented q real stormy scene on the
eOth. When NJ. NJ. Gomez Becerra and
Hoyos left the palace, they were cssail-
ed with cries of"Fuera! Fuera! Down
with the ministers and the Ayacuchos
Liberty forever!" "An Unlocking in
1iydual'' was arrested in the crowd
armed with knife, and vocifefatins
cries Of "Denth against the new Presi
dent OF the Council" The windows o.
NJ. Mendizabel's carriage were broken
with stones during the day, and he had
feomed it prudent to repair tothe legis
lative palace.
All quiet at Madrid and Barcelona or
ihe 3Oth.
On the night of the I'd ult., says a let
! ef from Rome Of the Gath, the little
town of Groth Amare, situated in the
District of Ferrus, was visited by
shnnlr &c IN % rthnnnkn 4 niece o.