New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-12-08

establishments and that an indemnity should be granted
those waC had been compelled 10 quit Them. IN conse-
querce Of Tie refusal OF pro,ectonthn the sheik Ha-
moud should be summoned TO Cons.antnople and that
he should be tried for his couduct-taat the guilty party
should be sought and that the Porte should pay
Ddenitiss for the sack OF the Converts OF ocy ana
Selma and that the officer who commanded the detach
men troops present at the sackng OF the Convent OF
Abey. &c punished The utmatum has been accepted
entirely By the Porte.
Letters from Consan;;nope of the 2s Oct bring the
Imperial frman dated the 2i appointing Resckld Pasha
Minister Tor Foreign aars the roOr1 OF Chekio Efen
d. Inc la,tcr was not proceed 20 London until ne
had completely terminated his mission 10 Syria Selm
Bey one OF the Secretaries Of the Sultan sailed on the
9th for Iunis lie the bearer OF presents Tor the
Bey, and OF irmeu confirming him in his functions.
ire took place at the Dardanc!es on the 25;h which
sumed all the Greek and Hebrew houses 10 Turkish
and 40 Armenian. number OF stores synagogue and
mosques Il stated that not less than COO buildings
have been destroyed.
Portugal.
The famine which threatens other parts of Europe
vii! touch Portugal The heavy rains TT one time
caused alarm. and the vintage is undoubtedly bad
In quantity perhaps one-thrd deficient OF last years
bu, the harests secured and in the Alto Mimic
the maize crop is reported TO yield fully double last
years produce.
The King Congo's son. a Prince aged fourteen and
heir TO the throne, recently arrived Lisbon for the
purpose OF finishing his education.
Poland.
PROHIBITION AGAINST EXPORTING CRoPs.-In
consequence of the fear Of scarcity OF corn the Coun
Gil OF Administration Of the Kingdom of Poland has
solved 10 maintain in UNI. further orders the pro.
hoition export rye barley ard oats and likewise To
forbid The expectation Of peas oatmeal and straw end
hay The Warsaw papers state that similar prohibit.
tion win regard TO wheat is in contemplation.
Italy,
MILAN, Nov. lit appears that tile spirit of in
surrection is no. dead among There have been
other attempts at outbreaks in the Papa Statd but they
have been suppressed It is asserted that the Govern
fb,C .irpD
necessity ofadopting milder rule over his subjects
Russia.
ST. PETERSBURG Nov. 1.-THE latest news from the
Caucasus s favorable character than had pre-
viously been received The Emperor is in Italy, with
mis- wife and daughter, and during his absence nothing Of
importance can be transacted.
4 rumor from Russia which has obtained little
credit that Nicholas intends to abdcae in favor
OF his and that when be lett St Petersburg
Italy this had been resolved upon In other respects
the foreign news OF the last fortnight possesses but
transitory interest.
Switzerland.
GENEVA. Nov. One Muller who had been ar
rested for the murder of Leu the celebrated partisan
the esuits has avowed his guilt The radical party had
always insisted that he had committed suicide and they
are exceedingly mortified lIuI!ers confession. Some
Of them. indeed say that it cXtorted from him by
violence. and that therefore, no reliance be placed
upon il; but this is not true. Capt. Nogen and Dr.
Pyer are in custody accused of being priyy he
sssinhon The arrest Of the latter hns created great
Grand Council and has often been elected to the Diet
On the st instant the Jcsuts were installed, with
much ceremony, ut Luccrne.
The country has never since the late troubles ceased
20 be in m excited state and the late have in
creased the discomfort In some places there have been
attempts rising but the respective Governments have
taken 70 preserve order. Troops ore under
arms continually in some Cantons
The plots OF the young Germany Secret Society
have been brought iisht. 1de society designed moth
ing less than to general instruction throughout
the country; and from al that appears. was not over
scrupuious as to the means to be employed.
French kfricu.
TIE WAR ~ ALGERfA-Thc latest news from Aige.
ria is rather unsatisfactory. 1appears that Abdc nader
has carried away several OF the dsaccted tribes from
the territory Of Algeria, and established them in The Mo-
rocco territory where according the French accounts,
they are preparing 70 make in favor OF Abdc hader
against The Emperor OF Morocco. There seems to he no
doubt that Abd-c. kacer ia eudcavorng 10 gather to-
qethcr many OF his old subjects will follow him, for
the purpose OF founding sort Of wandering sovereignty
within the Morocco frontier.
II sid that the French government intend tn send
2OOOo men to Africa before the month of February.
The Sernaphore de Marseilles publishes the intei-
ccnce from Algefs OF the 9Th ut The report ot re-
volt in Morocco had no. been confirmed by the letters
from Tanger OF the I'd. General Lamorc!ere was ope'
rating in the territory OF the BENT houerans. ut the
head OF 1900 infantry and 400 cavalry, in conjunction
with General Gerry tor the purpose oil suppressnS tue
insunection TO the north of Mascara.
RuMoRED DEATH OF ABD- EL-kADER.-The Sud,
Government OF the 18TH ultmo publishes the fol-
lowing important piece of news
Yesterday ten O'Clock, at the moment Of depar-
ture Of the mail from Toulon, letter entrusted to
traveller for us. which published, with grains OF
allowance. We may add however. that the author Is
Hn homme ssreur, and perfectly well known 70 US
"a steamer from Oran has just arrived; bulletin has
been dispatched The subject thereof is no less mat
ter than the death OF Add ekader. who, having been
tYuced and surprised lied his horse. in descending
steep hill fei and crushed the Emir His body though
defended with all the desperate energy with which the
fanatics who surrounded it capable remained in
our,