Wisconsin herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1846-1849, 1846-09-05
From the n. Y. Tribl Ie.
Tea Days later from Europe.
ARRIVAL OF THE CALEDONIA.

ann 'AN VI HAb ChLEDDNiAs
Full IN TIE Price Of Grain-L improvement in The
Manufacturing Distriets-Rise Of Iron
Another attempt on tie Life Of Louis Phil
ippe.
The steamer Caledonia was TeIegraphed al
Boston al IL O'Clock, A. M. on Tuesday and
arrived at o'clock, p. NJ
She left Liverpool on the 4th, and brings
papers Of that date.
We are indebted to Harnden g. Co. for an
early copy of Wilmer & Smiths European
Times.
The news is unimportant.
The Liverpool papers are filled with an &C.
count of the visit of Prince Albert 10 that place,
and the magnificent doings on the occasion.
The Cotton market " as without any percep-
tibe chaDge--and 30 improvement had taken
place 10 the manufacturing districts. in conse-
quence Of the probability of the passage of the
new Tariff BILL
Owing to the Tariff having passed the more
popular branch Of Congress, the value of Iron
has riseo in the anticipation of large export
TO the United States.
The Money market had fUcuaied but little
since the sailing of the last packet.
The Britannia arrived in Liverpool from Bos-
ton on the 3ls. ul,.
( Louis Bonaparie, liking of Holland. died
a. Leghorn of appoplexy on the oath ult aged
g. years
/ The Pope has granted a general amnesty
for all political offenders.
Another attempt has been made on the life
Of the King Of the French While seated at
window in the Palace of the Tuilleries to lis
ten TO concert performed by the National
Guards, on the Both ult man in the crowd
drew pistol, and fred two shots at the King
He missed him, of course-and also those in
the vlcinity-and was Immediately arrested
His name was Joseph Henri. He said he
was weary OF life, and resorted to this crime as
means Of meeting death
A Paris paper, the Courier Francias, says
that the Mexican Government demanded of
France and England their mediation to put an
end 10 the War with the United States, and
that the departure of the Psyche for Vera Cruz
has been delayed some days 10 order that it
may carry The answer to this proposition.
Doubtful.
A.. Berlin on the 22d, Mr.. Wheaton, the
American Minister took his leave of the King
OF Prussia, and Mr.. Donelson was received ia
private audience and presented his credentials.
The NEw PoPE.-We received last night
letters OF the Goth from our correspondent in
the City Of Rome. All the political prisoners
included in the amnesty had been released
from the Castle of ST. Angelo. Public reioic.
ings were conducted on large scale, but with
the greatest order. The Pope was The idol of
the people. His carriage had been drawn by
young men of the best families on Sunday
from the Church of the Missions TO the OUR
inal. A placard from the Secretary of State
office had been issued, recommending modera.
iion, which The people at once obeyed by dis
continuing their professions, though the night
ly illumination was still persevered in. NJ
RenZi, the chief of the last Instruction at Rim.
mi. wss among the liberated prisoners.
don Times.
From Algiers the news is of the usual char.
acter. that is TO say, the French have chas,ised
revolted or disaffected tribes, seized their
flocks and compelled them to make heavy pay
ments in money. The tribes of the Ouled Sid.
Yahia- Ben Kaleb, those of the mountains 10
the North of Setif. of Ouled -Assa, of Amou-
cha. have been thus treated. The last accounts
represent the country as tranquil. There
were no tidings Of Add ell Kader.
A concert in the open air was given the 9TH
er day by 800 musicians. IL was the first
lime such multitude Of musicians ever play
ed together 10 France, and the din and tumul,
were consequently the most terrific ever heard.
Ii appears that the combined fleets of Eng.
land and France, although not yet Gu grand
compist, have already done good service in
putting down the abominshle trade in slaves
on tho Wes,era coast &c Africa; and :hey are
confident of doing yet greater things shortly
The differences between France and the
Government Of Hayli have been satisfactorily
arranged. The latter pays an indemnity. 10.
vites the Consul Of France by letter TO resume
his functions. and receives him with all honors
on landing. II is stated that the English a.
gents have contributed greatly to bring abou,
this satisfactory result.
The marriage Of the Emperor's daughter
of Russia. the Princess Olga, with the Prince
Royal Of Nuremberg, has jus, been celebrated
with very great pomp