The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-08-04

ln Which
face OF things The Debats informs US that the
National Guards OF ST. Sebastian have yielded TO
the menaces OF the Junta oil Panpeluna, and per-
mited the Junta OF ST. Sebastian 10 expunge from
their proDunciamrntO the name of Regent. This,
however, may DC mere temporlzing. IL NAV be
with -. Sebastian as with many other places where
the authorities and the inhabitants have yielded To
the revout -nIst leaders only To gain time. Van
Halen, in despatch from Anda.usla TO the Minis
ter OF War, declares that he has received assurances
from the authorities and National Guards OF seve-
raj places that they only save way 10 avoid blood
shed; and we have hte doubt that If Espartero
and MS generals but strike one blow his friends
and partsans throughout Spain will take heart, and
unpronounce themselves as rapidly as they have
made their pronunciamentos
Portugal
Advces from Lisbon OF the date OF the 81 inst'
state hat before The closing OF the Cortes, whose
stInss were 10 be resumed IN November next, II
was resolved To mortgage the future revenue, rs IN
fact IL had already been mortsaged by the Finance
Minister. 10 the extent OF loo contas.
The King Conson showing The usual good luck
of the family TO which he belongs, is TO be appoint
ed Of queenly and wonanly interference will
achieve ID commander in-chief OF the army
Who would not be a Sake Cobourg!
Austria.
The runor that an extensive change is about to
be made in the tariff of customs of Austria, has
excited great sensation. IL would appear mat all
foreign manufactured goods are 10 be admit ed into
the kIugdom upon the payment OF certain ascertain
Ell rates.
The Paris papers publish letter rom Algiers,
which states that Abd-e.Kader was surprised on the
2Sd ult, while asleep in his camp, about 60 miles
from Mascara. by division under Colonel Gerry
anj that not person would have ESCAPED but Tor
the cry raised by the Ar4b allies of the French
" On awaklpg.' says the writer, ne took his glass
and recognised the A>sasseuss, who did not Inspire
him with great confidence He sent forward force
Ia keep ihrri N check, aGi IN H.. meantime Col
Gfrf. with his column, Was approaching without
bsins perceived.
Wh,l4,the alarm was sounding in the csmr, Col.
G' ~ sent INTO 1t nj $50 SPANS aud followed al the
heat OF ms regiment. In an Instant The me re be-
came general. The Spthis used thelr swords with
fury, and our infantry bayuneted right and lett In
very short time 300 OF the regulars OF Abd-e-hd-
der were killed ana we look $50 prisoners, stand
ard $50 canels lS0 horses ready saddie6 lOO laden
mules, 400 mpskct-, swords, pistols. NC
The Emir had HE horse killed, and IL his fight
left benlnd hun his splendid horse collar, ornament
ed with amuiets, said 10 have bern present from
tic Emperor Of Morocco. the hollow stone III wleh
he performed his ebiuons h,s ST Il Ct justice, Ms.
history ot The war win the FRENCH his correspon-
deuce WIN the ksIats aad other nnportant person
ages, and an imrnease booty"
Srypt.
The intelligence from Egypt Is the most impor-
tant nave qdJteJ from thas country tor some
line. That vigorous and visiiant old despot, the
Pash has oeen compelled, by the advance OF years
and the pressure OF lnhrnlties, which ne has Tor
years eEdeavored &c nceal,
ITO shake all care and business fro n his age
Confering all upon the younger strength"
his stead and TO succeed MIN, to The derlmen O!
his own son lbrahlm, an inyald. In the event OF
the Pasba's death this arrangement may issue in a
serious turmoil. as lbrah'm and Aboas have long
and dead enmlty TO satisfy, and as each OF them
is supported by numerous and influential parlisdns
The Pashas choice, however, is amply JUS iied, |
for, IT we mistake not, recent travellers describe |
l6raham as man who INDUCES in the grossest |
excesses and assoc ates with the lowest classes Of
society.
Cape Good Hope.
Satisfactory advlces from the Cape Of Good Hope
of the date May the 7th, have been received. They
announce the annexation OF Natal 10 the British
territory, and the projected adoption OF the Anglo
Dutch emlsrants as SUBJECTS OF Great Britain. A
special commissioner has been despatched by the
governor tn determine whether or not The govern
ment OF this newly acquired appeudage shall or shall
not he part and parcel OF that o the old colony aud
10 report upon the condition ct the " land claims
IL ~ already aSceItilled that the system under
when this much neglected COLONY. shall hereafter
be managed, eG0ins an equality OF nights with which
neither color origin, iangusse; or creed can inter
feTe; and total extinction oil slavery within Its
bounds, because the continuance Of it IN the length
and breadth OF the British possessions denounced
act most distinctly and uaequlyocaliy Illegal.
The executive appear 10 have formed determine
tioa, which they viii vigorously and vigantly car
ry out, that the Cape OF Good Hope shall become
Gas itlong since should have been) valuable CO.
lony.
We notice with pleasure that, on the 29ih of
April, H NJ s Cleopatra had arrived at Port Eliza
beth, after having captured the Brazilian brig Pro-
gresso, with 4i0 negroes on board The prize with
portion oi the blacks, was sent round To Simons
Bay. Uader the Tory regime, the clippers" freight
ed with dusky cargoes may depend upon this fact |
that they will not find The watching squadron Inert
or mercllul. |
Sandwich Islands.
The Sandwich Islands had been previously ceded |
10 the British. This claim, upon which they h,igh
ag i1st an inotiensve enemy, have insisted, has |
been generously waived; aud the ylctors content |
themselves with requiring that all British nanutac- |
tur and produce shall be al nitted duty free"
Dispatches were sent oil on Saturday last by
government 10 the Right on. Captain Lord q Gorge
Paue OF tie Carysfort frigac, in he South Pacific,
acknowledging the free independence OF King Tam
chaVl4ha III. and the Sandwich Islands IRON this or
any other country. The dispatches are to be taken
gu, by Her Miiestv 5 steam vessel Cofmorsnt. which
to saii rom Plymouth yesterday, the 10Th Inst,
for Cai.aO and Valparaiso at OF wbich ports il
is expected the Carysfort is lying. Ii may be r.
Inembe rcd, that the King Of the Sandwich Islands
had made over the whole of his kingdom ran
sem ~ The Right Hon. Lord George Pau!et, who
had taken possession of them IN tie name OF Her
Most Gracious Majesty Queen Victoria, until he |
should receive further Instructions from this govern
meat, which mas decided that the sandwich Islands
shall be an independent hlngfom, granting, howev- |
er, the protection OF thus cOuatry TO kng Tamcha-
mdna III at his particular solicitation, aud cUacud-
lag treaty OF commerce whereby all British MAUI
features and produce shall be admitted tree inlo the
dsre 1T islands Thes. islands are of the utmost !
Importance to the British shlpSlng engaged in ;he |,
sperm whale fishery, they offer an excellent har
borage and every convenience Tor curing their fish
and extracting the Oh, as the ADorlgines are eX
trsmely friendly and render them willingly every
assistance The country IS very productive IN corn,
frau, caie, &c, and The motives are become quite
rvllised as well christianlstd by the English
residents and misslUnarles, who have built
churches, chapes, and schools IN Owyhee aud
the other Islands, at which the children are taught
different trades. The French government, when
has taken possession vt Otahtlte and the Marque-
sas in the South Pacific, has declared them 10 be
tree ports to ships OF ali nat,oDs.
New Zealand.
The Debats contains the following from the port
OF Akarsa, ir New Zee and, dated The I'D OF Febru
ary last =
The French corvette, the Alller, Captain Layaud,
sailed from New Zealand on the I'D Of January TO