New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-06-16

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desperate b. death Of her child and her danger
caught holt of sickle, and selling the assaant By hi
har hacked n his neck with such energy that she severed
bis head from The trunk This done she fell 20 the groun
in faintiug IT. Just the peasan; returned with at
whose horror and CONSERVATION may De inns gined on dis
covering his infant dead and weering in It's blood h
body II tecA7ta-et EXTENDED ;he a1or and hi
unfortunate wife In swoon with the ROBBERS head st bel
feet
! The ESCAPE OF PRINCE LOUIS BUoSAPARTE.-
On Monday las, the Prince succeeded in eectng his
cape the fortress OF Ham, after close Imprisonment
OF >ore years. Having assumed the disguise OF work
regain his freedom without any noestat!on from hG
battalion infantry that formed the garrison Of tic castle
and arrive safely n London. where, believe he Is 81
this moment. L: is well known thst for some time pas
Prince Louis has earnestly desired 20 his
aged father whose precaous state of health leaves little
hope his lie wi! DC much farther PROLONGED. For this
purpose he emoraiize the King OF the French for
temporary liberation parole Offering hs word OF honor
as security bis the cstssn OF Ham
his fa attentions should 10 be required. The pray
or OF This memorial refused; and other course
therefore remained the Prince than the he has
conpshed with such singular good fortune. His objec:
now, hear is to obtain passports without delay, in
order that he may d: hasten 70 share the retreat
his father AZ Florence
! AMERICAN SLAvERY.-Frederich Dou glass the soil
discRt American has been ensa;ering the Cock
neys about what he Gala the horrors OF American sla-
very. lie delivered address last week at Finshury
Chapel, Moorsfelds. which extended over two hours
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cognized In fifteen States out Of the twenty eight ye,
thar slavery United States institution for ;hs.
the free Stses afforded their aid and power the slave
holding States perpetuate the system. and by these
means onesixti Of the population ofdemocraic America
were in of slavery. and made marketable
modify according 70 the will sad caprice OF taeir slave
holding masters
Al the peculiar modes Of torture formerly resorted to In
the WestIndies, including the whip, the gag. the thumb
screw the tter the cat-hauliug the hounds.
all in at present in the United States The speaker Is
said BY Of his euiogists to have delivered himself
with considerable clearness and much energy. 1t
stated that Frederick Douglass had left In Amcrica wife
and children and suggested that effort ought
be made 10 bring his family him. he could not
Ameca without mourning the risk of being seized
and restored TO his legal owner.
To carry this object, Mr. Surge and Mr. G. ". Alex
aader put down their for $40 each, and other par
ties present subscribed smaller sums At this meeting
mooted the question whether the money received In the
United States behalf of the Free Church Of Scotland
should be returned. The subject is fine theme tor
defamation, but refundng the dollars is another and
very different affair.
AFRICAN SLAvERY.-At q recent meeting Of the
British aud Foreign Anti Slavery Society, held in Lon
DON the following details cleaned from the report
read by Mr. Scoble: There were brought before the
Mixed Commission Courts at Sierra Leone, In 1874, p
savers nine OF which were captured with 1923 slsvcs
board During the last year the number of savers
demned by these Courts Sc having board upward
of COCO slaves aud there remained six which bad been
captured for adjudication.
From the beginning OF April, 1884, TO the middle OF
May, 1915, the squadron OF cruisers stationed the
Western coast of Africa captured SO slavers, Of which
had board upward of $500 slaves or these slavers.
one of them had been captured and condemned eight
times, seven times, two six tes three five times,
seven four times twelve three times eleven twice, TWEEN
ty.one The stimulus TO the trade was found Ia It's
immense profits. The traders did not hesitate TO incur
any risk or expense 10 attain their object.
The Committee concluded that there was no reasonable
hone that the evil could be by armed force
and urged that henceorh the energies both of Govern
RI Dtrrp hn RI nj
sal e1trpation OF slavery by which were Of pure
ly moral and pacific character Slavery offered the
greatest obstacle TO the progress OF Divine truth The
report concluded by drawing attention to two points,
nemey the abolition OF Slavery in Tunis during the past
year. and the emancipation OF the slaves which was to
tcke place in few days 10 Surnam. Several resolu.
lions adopted and strong opinions expressed by
the Speakers the subject Of the money received by
the Free Church of Scotland from the Slave States OF
America.
ACCIDENT TO THE CAIMAS, FRENCH WAR-STEAM.
ER-rhs was lately 10 join the squadron ~
Senegal and last week she sandbaRk of Ameira.
within musket shot OF Cape Sacratf. The weather
calm. the had lao; SET II being about o'clock, and the
accident OF her touching the bank Is attributed 10 varla
ton in the needle All her guns and every thing else that
eEcumbered her thrown overheard but the l1hen
Ing the vessel did not avail toget her OF the bank. She
remained there for Is hours and at last owed her salvation
only 10 favorable gust Of wind that lifted her from the
led she at once brought into Toulon for repairs II
Is noticed remarkable fact that the remainder Of the
marines escaped the disaster OF the Papn were also
OH hoard the Caiman.
DANISH SCccEssIoN.-The attention of political
circles Is attracted to the difficulties which will day
arise relative 10 the succession OF Denmark and The
Dlchies Of Holstcin end Schleswig The Prince Royal
of Denmark has no children be is now suiDg for d
vorce be abeto contract third marriage Prince
Frederick of Besse IL The heir to the throne after
the Prince Royal but he Ia young widower and had
no children by his wife a Grand Duchess Of Russia
Hamburger paper publishes the following. which might
put an end these difficulties - The visit OF the Royal
49,. etyFC haJa haa ha..n
much talked of This visit 10 not looked upon as mere
visit of ceremony. marriage between Prince Frede-
rick Of Hesse and the young daughter ct the King of
Sweden may probably result from the interview OF the
two sovereigns.
FEARFUL COLLISION AT LIyERPooL-The Mer
sey on the night OF Monday last the scene OF me-
anchoy accident OF the magazines. the Rambler, from
Sligo with go passengers and great number OF cattle
board came in collision with the Sea N5mph, leaving
Liverpool for Newy The result was the loss oil twenty
one lives and the woundirg Of score more Some OF
the Rambler passengers were killed on the spot, and
others were drowned In the stream. The vessel was
subsequently shore. The night was not dark
The affair is undergoing investigation.
TIE Hungarian journals speak in stiicting terms
of tho damage done BY the foundations il the beginning
of May All the valleys at the foot OF the mountains OF
Tokay deeply under water and the cultivated lands
have much suffered The inhabitants represented
in great distress for provisions, all communications
being cut on.
The accounts from Constanlinope state that the
treaty OF commerce between Russia aud Turkey was
signed on the Both ult, Balta Lman, by Redschid
Pashs and Tshir Bey the part OF the Porte and o
Tjtow that Of Russia. That treaty places Russia
on footing with the other powers who have been ad'
he-ed tc the treaty Of the 10Th of August
At the annual meeting of the German booksellers
lately held 1t Lepsic resolved TO establish In New
York an extensive commission firm for German books
The cost of establishing such coRcern Is estimated at
10000 thalers which will be shortly raised among the
booksellers.
The editor of the Gazette de France has been
found guilty of libel the King and condemned 10 four
nsa,fs imprisonment, and pay ine Of 5000 francs
The libel was contained reflections upon Lecomtes
attempt on his Majestys life
Prince Waldemar Of Prussia, who uobly fought
by the side Of Lord ge in India returns TO Europe
with the French ambassador China, NJ Lagrene, VINO
offered his Royal Hghness passage on board the steam
er LArchImedc.
letter from Tunis states that on the 18th ultlmo
the Beg sen. of an ambassador with presents for queen
Victoria They consist OF eight horses, three richly orna
mented saddles two ostEches, and TWO female Aoorsn
dresses.
TIE fact Of the British Government having been
served with the notice cr the American President relative
to Oregon, is stated in the London papers
Tie arrival Of three bales of raw silk, oy the
Elizabeth from Sew.oreans, has excited much interest
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