New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-07-21

one Of them provides that family SUGGESTIONS sha. b.
e,usrIv divided snou- a the children ana u, - a.
h.retofore almost exclusively % the eldest son The
effect OF tn. viii BE- that the course % tine there Will
b. no ar.tocracy Tor i the .sw OF primo seatre alone
tina! keeps up the arisiocracy
SWITZERLAND.
The Sandman Government had consented 10 al.
low Dr. Serer 20 BE- confined in q its fortresses
and -teger hn-ex had been coaxed or buled into N
ing document declaring his readiness 20 be confined
notwithstanding be had before protested most loudly
-ainst II Before however, be could be removed h.
cnrrvei % effect bis escape from prison. and s now NJ
large The escape j. great moruncaton % the ultra
party and OF course. great triumph 10 the radicals
-reger undoubtedly ready 70 have taken arms but
hs cause wa that u immense minority. i not a ma.
iotv Of his fellow countrymeu. and his imprisonment
could have been more Of an embarrassment than II.
umph % those whose authority he denei and who 20,
ID. upper hand Of him -ieisers escape has been
fh..it .r,-alv ERECTED wherever he has appeared
switzerland i IN a very a-i'aisd state The Radicals
have on- des -nod break GA; again. ~ any kind Of re-
action, and the Je-uits are determined 10 keep the tn
umyh they have gained II = painful 10 countymen
tau. prepared 20 she'd each others blood.
some Engi-hmen are securing the ength and breadth
Of the land for the purpose Of a-ceftainng i be pra-
icabe 10 undertake the formation OF railways on
ienslvc scale.
ALGIERs
Official dispatches received by the French Gov
eminent that the unconQueraDr Add ader
ha not only left the territory Of Morocco bur that he has
succeeded IN rOu-in- 20 arms Al the principal tribes
about M0stacanem. lie has had battle with three
French batiaons under Colonel - Amand and though
he has been defeated he always i in pitched battle
Marshal Bugoaud considered the movement formida
be- that be- has abandoned hss-k OF di-sns the tribes
Oh the banks Of the river Cheit, and marched %
h.m.
CONsTA>TryoPLk-Ih reiOcings going forward
% the marriage feast Of the Princess Adle the -ultans
sister completely absorb public attention political affairs
being in the meantime entirety forgotten. The bride
ceived superb necklace from Mehemet All valued AZ
10000
some trouble is anticipated between the Greek and
Turki-h forces on The frontier II j. said that the Porte
j. determined no longer 10 support unavcnged the az
ression- OF the Greeks H. territories and unless the
Greek cabinet act more prudeny than has done late
ly IL feared that hosuliics VIII break out AZ an early
period.
Mourn LrBASoN-SOme further disturbances be-
tween the Duse, and Maronites have taken place, but
r j. believed that the instructions given by the Governor
-yIa The Envoy Of the Porte 10 restore order and
tranquility will have the desired effect The TWO tribes
h,ur subject % the Porte they be- treated with
perfect equality and 20 be projected AZ the
psn-e OF the oiucr. Nedjch Pacha the Governor bad
e-iabl -hed his csrp 1T ish. A. 10 occupy p0-on
which separates the Dfu-es from the MsrOnlies. Al
though they ready % tail upon each other tey are
restrained by his presence alone
The London journals OF July 81, publish accounts
from syria winch very unsatisfactory An armstice
which Ind been agreed 20 90 b yror on The 81 June hy
chiefs OF thl conteu4.ug parties assembled Tor that
pose Nan NtNhtI ny b4ur'' VI ttN .~A nit- hi'
several churches and converts had been pHgrd and the
priests murdered Civil again raging M all parfs
OF the country. and toad scarde that thousands OF
people were literally starving In the neishoorhood OF
midland CHINA
We have Just received, by extraordinary express,
our files OF papers brought by the Overland Mail by
which We have intelligence from Bombay OF the 2utn
May. and from China OF the 29th March The inoima-
ton conveyed by this arrival Is Interesting but not
important The Victoria arrived az Sucz onthe lih uit
out - days from Bombay with the above mail and y
passengers She despatched eleven days IA advance
VI the usual time OF sailing IN consequence OF the mon
soon which she did rot however seriously encounter
The passengers per Victoria would have 10 remain IN
Egypt until the arrival Of the IBERIA about the 2st ulr
The subjoned extracts are copied from the Bombay
Times OF the 2Oih May -
The hot weather has now set in the monsoon is az
hand and our communication with ~cinde by j. for
the present cut of The Bhoogies nave been 40 their
Old trade again. p.undonu- IN around. just as there
had been expedition amongst IN Pr mountains,
and Beiar Khan s at their head In attacking the
Nurrees they appear have had the worst Of H. having
been defeated with considerable slaughter. and the
booty they bearing OF reiaAcn The roOber tribes
destined ior permanent expariation had crossed the
Indus AZ Sukkur about the 2ih April FOR their new To-
cation in the Khyrpore territories The troubles IN the
puniauh continue undated II IL now thought mat
Goorh singh have been oi Insane mind. or IN that
tate of fermentation which affects those predestned 10
fall before he could have abandoned his mountain strong
hold 10 place himself the power Of the mob or soldiers
al Lahore As yet there u AtiAtT stmD4acc nor trace
OF even the embryo OF Government
The Anecr Of LaboOl said openly 70 have abandoned
all idea Of inv aiding fcshawur-moved chiefly thereto by
the belief that are about TO occupy the PunJsub,
Gwaor and the other places IN which. little more than
q twelyemoufh since, such Wild disorder reigned. The
Kingdom Of Dude is fast approaching that state Of anarchy
and confusion in which will become imperative on our
government 10 interfere in iis aiiairs
kANDAHAR-lhe srdare Of handahar have, 10 al ap-
pearance been considerably alarmed by the military ope
ration u Fir Charles Napier and wrote 70 the Ameer
Dhost Mahomed 10 beg he would prevail the British
authorities not % think OF molesiing them.
Our from China extends 20 the goth OF March, but
is Of no Importance
Our letter, from Calcutta are TO tee 18th o, May,
from which we learn that on the 9th destructive nre
broke ont IN the Office buildings Of Messrs. Macvicar
smith a Co with all they contained were entirely des-
trOyed-hooks papers and ALL IHc nre soon seized the
premises Of Messrs. Sewers Co. adjoining, which
quickly shared The same tate here. fortunately por
non az the books property. sc. was saved. Ne--rs
Kaby Co also are sufferers BAT principally IN house
hold furniture How the IRE Org nated was not known.
The Macyicar smith & Co u estimated At about
y akhs Of rupees. The total loss II ALL including the
buildings j. estimated al about or akhs such ire
IL i. believed has not occurred IN Calcutta since u wa.
taken by -urgoodOwlah IN 100.
Loss or The AMERICAN PACSET SHIP VIRGINIA.
Accounts reached Calcutta Of the total destruction by
fre Of the American shp Virginia. on the 9Th OF May
about twenty-five thirty miles "a the southwark OF the
outer floating sht AL hands were saved excepting the
.uuercarao She was h0meward bound. The IRE was
first discovered by the al the wheel who observed
the smoke issuing from small hachwAy under his feet
They had barely get the boat out and Just as they
touched the water the decks burst open and the hanes
rushing up compelled all hands 10 leap overheard In
less than twenty minutes from the nrst discovery Of the
m. the form OF the hull wa- longer dlscernible
Nothing was 10 be 10 indicate where she was bat
one burning mass. The unfortunate supercargo, Dir.
Lander who had his iiepreserycr on and capital
swimmer besides. was seen with uplited hands on the
how. from whence he eapcd INTO the He fsken
INTO one OF the. boats but suddenly jumped Of her
and swan directly towards the blazing vessel lie disap
uesred and was seen tie IN bad health anu
II i supposed that the dreadful catastrophe had brought
on d,r1um He the only person lost but the rest had
barely rie 10 escape in such confusion that they saved
notbing but their lives except chrunometers and
corpas.e as We stated yesterday The IRE Is supposed
IA have originated in the lower hold out how 60 not
clearly understand All know i, that the cargo wa-
composed Of ssrus tire and nseed Il i believed that the
.h;n must have been on IRE three weeks. she
rpusr have been m. re shell have disappeared sud
denly she w. me vessel about three years old and
n null and cargo together valued A. 10000 rupees
lHurkaru- May 9.
CAPE or GOOD HOPE.
PAPERS 10 April 25 have arrived n London Inc
.econr. from, Graham. Town state that collision had
rskn ,lsee between the Dutch emigranfs and The Gr
ana tribe n the norm eastern frontier IN which me
aifr had the aivautase The Gnqua- speak conhdenty
nj success and only ak English troops for The protection
If their wives and property good deal OF olood- Ne