New-York daily tribune., 1843-06-03
NEw-YozsA SATURDAY FEOEsSENG, EUNE B, 1873

The Paris and Orleans railroad has been open
ed with great pomp. The Paris and Rogen rail
way has been opened with nearly similar cerc-
Inony.
An enicnte, or rather strike. has taken place
among the dockyard artiticcrs of Brest, II conse-
Qucnce OF the dismissal OF 700 or 500 workncn.
The Gazette Ge France contains the details Of a
fnghttul accident to % workmen employed on the
Notifications of Mount Valerien, who had been
buried by the falling in OF large bank OF earth.
None Of the sufferers had been taken out alive.
The Uranie iilgate, 90 guns, Captain BTuat,
left Toulon on the !tl, for the MarqueSas Islands
with ll0 passengers including bishop and sev-
eral other ecclesiastics missionaries. Doncom-
missioncd officer Of the Municipal Guard OF Paris
appointed to establish company OF these guards
IN the islands, and also great many artisans,
with large quantity of stores.
SPuy.-The Spanish Ministry has been beaten
upon the Address. The Regent after compliment
ing them on their devotion, patriotism, and the
distinguished manner in which they had fulfilled
their duties, accepted their resignation.
VI. Lopez is the new appointed Premicr-Es
partcro is thoroughly satisfied with he recent pro-
motions.
On the llth ut, the President Of the Council
announced to both Chambers the ouil"e and pol
icy which it is the intention Of himself and col
leagLcs to pursue. In the frs, place he proposes
a rigid observance Of Parliamentary privileges,
and due regard to tic maintenance OF the Con-
stitutIon. Secondly. in order 10 afford every ia
cilty Tor the Development OF the resources aud
capabilities OF the nation. an amnesty tor All OIL
fences committed since the conclusion OF the
civil war. No more towns arc to be placed IN IL
state Of scigc--thc national militia Is 10 be more
efficient organized. The sale OF national property
will be acceIcr licd and foreign relationships Dig
nfcdly maintained The policy of the new adj
mnstl alton is emnen'lv pacific.
From THE EAsr.-'rhc dispatches by the
overland mail from China and India reached
London on the 7th ult. The news from China
is seven DAYS later than the advlces by the Ann
Nlckim. Nothing new had transpircd in that
time. The India dates from Bombay are to the
lst of April from Calcutta to the 22d of March.
Lord Ellcnborough has, by a dash OF his pen,
annexed the whole country of Scindc TO the An
glo-Indlan Empire, and appointed General Ma
pier Its Governor.
The latest runor is that the occupation Of the
will not be effected without opposition.
Just at the departure of the mail, steamer had
arrived at Bombay from kurrachce which brought
intelligence TO the 2Sth March, and mentioned
that fight of three days had taken place be-
tween Sir Charles Napier and The Ameers, in
which the British were successful-with great
loss on both sides. Report says that the British
General was slain; but the whole story wants au-
thentication The BclOochccs had thrown q chain
across the Indus, which they intended to defend
by Notifications on both sides; but naval force
was to proceed for the purpose OF opening the
The Indian mail of the lst of April brings a
confirmation of the brilliant successes of Sir
Charles Napier in Scnde, III the capital Of which
treasures and Jewels To an amount considerably
exceeding one million have been discovered.
Lord Peterborough has ordered that the use
less cannon taken at Hyderabad shall be cast
into column TO commemorate the memory oil
all the soldiers who distinguished themselves in
the battle OF Mecanee.
In Hydcrabad, more than fl,0OO,0OO sterling
has been found.
AL! disturbances had ceased, excepting upon
the frontiers of Scinde and in the Bundekand.
The most conflicting accounts were circulated
the state of Cabul. Ukhbat Khan Is
no longer popular there, and another was SAID TO
have seized the Government. Dost Mahommed
was going back from Lahore to Cabul, but 1t
was not known how he would be received there.
He wished to be aided by the Sikhs but they did
not seem inclined to give him any assistance.
magnificent comet was seen throughout In.
dia, from the beginning of March, and engaged
the attention OF all the astronomers.
NEw-ZEALAND.-Late adylccS received from
this colony inform us that the interior districts are
distracted by the feuds of rival chiefs, and that
cannibalsm is as fashionable as ever. In re-
cent engagement forty prisoners were roasted and
eaten by the victor.