New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-08-04
Cane of Good Hope.

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Cape of Good Hope.
Cape Of Good Hone papers % the 10Th Of May
have arrived Continued skirr.-saes With me Cares
me frontier furnish re staple OF news and tHe loss OF
properly me settlers asG been reat II consequence
Tic Governor Was waiting -ell;orrenents before re
took the i.ld against rs sdver=a-!e and ts deLs- x
-sal. % '-7'' '''-'-' 49, : - -
The FRENCH ~ NE SOUTH >EA.-Amonc the
late accounts received from the Pacific are the details OF
battle between body 81 French troops eno The nai;ve:
O! Huehine = which the rcnch nave ceen rcpu-sed
with considerable loss caused b TIE French claiming
authority n the Islands OF Huahine, Raia-ea ard Bora
para as well as tn Protectorste Of Tahiti
France.
The French papers say very little about the set
teent OF the Oregon Question. or about the War WITH
Mexico.
The latest proceedings in the Chamber Of Peers
were OF no interest
The Chamber OF Deputies IS dissolved and new
one is ordered 10 be elected on the lst August The
newspapers are 6ed with acrimonious discussions and
appeals 70 the electors hach parry Had.ca- ana C9n
servaryc processes De confident OF victory but the
chance. are thought 20 be IN favor OF the latter
The medical attendant of the Prince Louis Napo-
Icon aas been condemned to three months imprison-
ent Tor haTinc aided him escape from the fortress al
Ham. where ne confined so many years
lie anniversary OF the Declaration OF lNCe pend
ence duly celebrated By the American citizens IN
this country ~ IIavre number OF American sailors
ps.aoed the with music a: their head Having
been drinking they kicked up such racket that mum
Der OF soldiers dispersc them This arous
cd their gall and they set upon the soldiers released
the men they made prisoners, and, being FAR more nu-
merous put me soldiers TO hight large ooGy OF sol
dicrs Immediately called out and marched against
them the greater part of whom, after somewhat Sc
we're conflict was arrested and lodged in prison.
Accounts from AlSiers represent Abdel-kadeI
as lying before the French, and "a n state Of most
pitisbe distress They represent also that the people
are disguised with him complain bitterly OF hun. ard
refuse him all assistance But they have said Tie
thing often and the result has proved 1t 10 be
tina; IN this we must not attach much credit
10 it.
The harvest will be very fine tins year but the
crops have sustained little injury by the long
drourh followed By high winds. The vines IN excel
lent condition, and will Weld abundant crops watch
vii make most excellent vine
In 1915. 1905 slaves were cmancipatcd in the
French Colonies making the total number set free since
1880 i52i7. Savcry is dctescd IN France an afro
cious abomnston. Il IL in course of abolition in its
colonies and in the OF few years. France WILL
be able make the glorious boast England.
that her lag Oars but frccmcn md that every
slave placing his foo; upon her soil instantly becomes
free
The correspondent OF the European Times says
Zone or two OF the Journals have expressed great
ticaon at seeing such vast numbers OF swiss and Ger
mans wci their way the United States. instead OF 10
Algcrs where they think the chances OF getting richer
are better But, unfortunately they overlook thing,
and that Is that Alger il governed by the iron hand
military tyranny while IN the United States, there Is
freedom some little pamphlets have lately been put
forth III Paris strongly recommending emigration
10 the United Stntcs. and telling most marvellous
tales OF the fortunes TO be gained there by every
bOdy. have also seen pamphlet IN Germany Ia the
same effect but adding that the number OF Ger
mans in America i great 10 be already
amos, equal the navcborn Americans, and that not
only do the Germans keep up their distinct nationality,
speak their own language and employ II IN public docu
ucuts, Uu ta II tnc course OF a e" year, tey WI! pc
sufficiently strong cfcc: separation from the Anglo
Saxon states and establish Independent German ma
non on the American continent What likelihood there
NAV be OF such even, not able 20 say; but can
tell your readers the authority OF German gentle
man who has the OF knowing. that counts for
great dca-norc perhaps. than would readily be bcicy
cd-in the estimation OF the thousands OF Germans who
quit their beloved Vatcrand for the New World
Miscellaneous.
THE ArLASTIC AND Pacific CASAL.-The enGi-
nccrs dispatched By the French Government to take the
requisite surveys for the projected canal the 18th
mus of Panama which i JON the two are
stated in accounts thence have successfully &C.
compshed their mission The preferable point for the
end OF the canal the Pacific side selected at AGA
de Monte, few miles west OF the city OF Panama IN the
valley OF the CainitO On the atlantic SIDE the Bay OF
Lemon was fxei upon a.orlng superior convenience
for shipping the port of Chagres The total cost OF
construction OF the canal was estimated at l2oOCOOOO
francs say i've millions sterling. The tota! 9Th
would be 10. kometers There would be the necessity
for cutting immense tunnel which, for shipping
must form important portion the estimated expense
The depth OF the canal be about yards the
width o; the bottom twenty yards and the surface
fortv-ive.
The IRox TRApr-The Birmingham Journal OF
Saturday has the following article on the iron trade
which possesses more less interest the quarterly
meetings OF the Of South Sta-ordshire
have been held IN WassIl, Wolverhanlpton and BIZ
rrnsham dunn. the week the result has been II every
Osf sans
n-= that alteration the rates hxed al last quarter
dav should be made during the current quarter The
stocks hand exceedingly low, and fresh orders
are coming daily indeed the difficulty VIII De 70 riect
the demand for iron which Will be required during the
next few years for English and foreign railways =
ready contracts 10! $1,000 tons have been taken
AMERICAN FLoUR.-l970 barrels OF American Flour
have this week been taken By the Grand Junction Rail
way from Liverpool to Preston and the company have
omissions 10 take considerable quantity more Las.
week about 1000 sent by Railway. Very superior
American Flour IS now being etaied in that town from
Obj 10 lib for shilling The cry OF all the shopkeepers
"a. Nothing VIII sci! Ike barrel Flour Immense
quantities are moving along the streets every day
Thousands c. barrels have been purchased oy the Corn
dealers o! the Town n the course OF the week
PARLIAMENTARY ELEcTIoNS.-The whole OF the
Ministers who vacated tneIr consequence OF ac
ccpne Office have been reelected with exception OF
Lord Morpcts, who however VIII not D. opposed. Al
Hochouse- but did not go 70 TIE poll A. Plymouth
Lord Ebr.nston was opposed By ". V:ncen, AZ the
The only formidable opposition 10 Ministerial cand
dste al Edinburgh, where NJ. Macsusy oppos
cd by the D.sseniers in consequence q MS the
Msynooth grant Sir Cuins Ea-dley smith po!led 49,
NJ. Macaulsy l735; majority eo3.
The monument 10 SIR " alter Scott at Edin-
bursh, Is 10 be iaausura:ed on the 18th OF August
The Grand Duke Of Tuscany hs: ordered the es-
Enlistment OF Electric Te.egraphs n MS States.
From Parliamentary return it appears that the
commission inquire ntu the Po:ao Disease CC
dollars
vessel arrived on Monday ut Preston, direct
oE >teE1a with cargo Of foreign wheat lie s--va!
celebrated oy TIE 3rng Q! ard the hosting
OF Gags.
The sum paid BY the Society OF Friends this year.
under distrsint and II obedience to Ecciesiasuca-
demands a-n0unts 5000 which ;ey IS usual pro
les: against
The New-York packet-ship Gladiator reached
Portsmouth or the lita and after taxing her psssen-
ses: board proceeded OF her aomewa-d passage to
NewYo.k.
L IS stated tha, Morrison expended. between the
years is,1 and l3ii ,he enormous sum OF sloc,oO
sterling = advertising his pills.
Eis Holiness The Pope is winning golden opLn-
ions ror, the people OF Rome or the md .stz-; he