New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-04-29

see IN This document that the Government css Observed
with satisfaction ihs the Second CeaneeF oad oone N
the circumstances which the Netherlands are no"
pacsG with respect 20 Belgium suiccient notses 70
the proposals which hac oeen mace u .te
Legislature. The Government on its part sees 20 o
cUty in yielding the desire expressed by iae
OF the Chamber from the present prpeSt OF
law the general tendency which had been gwen X 10
render il applicable TO Belgium s!one We cave re
ceved, By wsy OF Singapore accounts from Batavia OF
February they inform as that IN consequence OF the
failure Of tie Peisto crop in Holland orders have been
given TO export large quantity OF Rice. Ships laden
with Colonial Produce tor the Government author
lied take orlhrd OF heir IN Rice other Dutch
ships which desired take IN Rice admitted for
,hsi purpose into the smaller ports where there
Houses and the duty expectation Is excused
Belgium.
Aricabe relations have been resumed between
Russia and Belgium. The two Governments, have 1,
appears entered into Treaty for reciprocal suppress
act which has passed between the Two States since the
formal acknowledgment, By Russia Of the Independence
OF Belgium and the sovereignty OF King Leopold
Portugal.
The petty manufacturers of this country have EN-
bodied their sentiments Ia manifesto put forth in the
shape of long article in tie Rrdaedo IN which they de-
clare that Sir r Pees commercial reform Is dictated
hy the selfish interests OF England and not BY any hon.
age TO the principle OF freedom of commerce or desire
OF beueling foreign nations that no equivalent reduc
tons are due BY Portugal that the reduction IN the cuy
5ranGies is very :rians ouy on per cent? ana tast
as the erct of this reform will be cheaper British
; increase her protective duties
Highway robberies and murders arc spoken OF as
being uufreGuent a. the present momertl IN PORTUGAL
Austria.
LgMBgRG March l3.-At seven clock this morn
In Weseznivok and E. psmeosk the leaders oil the
late insurrectiou brought into this town IN chains
The former Is said 10 have beaded the attack on the
troops Marriott, the night OF the 2ist OF February
when cadets were killed and two privntes wounded
The Government had price OF thousand forms
each OF these leaders heads reward III case
OF Wesezniyosi falls 20 the lot Of two country who
discovered hin, lying upon haystack and delivered him
on suspicion The district authorities. lie disguised
in priests garment had of bis whiskers and mus
tachos and shaved his head behind He said his name
Lepzcask and that he had led out OF Poland for the
purpose of escaping persecution on account oil hs re
eon Il Is expected that the capture OF these chiefs will
lead to important revelations with regard to the whole
conspiracy.
ATHENS. MARCH ol.-Extract OF a letter from
recent traveller ~ heartily sick OF Greece, OF
classic Greece it s csed-and long 10 embrace once
more the white cliffs Of honest old Albion IL VIII nos
be- King Otho's fault IL the Hellenic land don't go head
long 10 a place which ought never TO be mentioned to
ears polite. Never WAS blind, besotted bavaran so
grossly ignorant OF MS present position or so totally IN
acquainted With tie duties OF constitutional sovereign
In short his Majesty is mere puppe the hands OF re-
pacous and venal ministers. deeply ldentned with
French principles and engaged for reasons theJ oest
know why. in forwarding French interests Never In
modern days were known such cruetes aud s'rociies
az are committed in this country Hot eggs arc placed
under the srmpits OF and men are roasted alive
wooden spts 10 induce them TO dvuIge the supposed
or suspected repositories OF hidden treasure All these
unheardof atrocities permitted by the government
TO pass with perfect immunity so much So indeed ,nat
crime is premium The port oil the flrnus 49,
rs you are aware regular rendezvous Tor all the io
| egn vessels OF war employed in the LeVant station
We have Russians, Turks Ausrisns, French and fag
lish The French use the Preus we do Malta. II Is
their chief packet station 1t is the head quarters oil the
admiral commanding in the Levant. The French admit
raj at present here named Turpn and is one OF the
best men ever met with He is, moreover, an excel
lent officer and thoroughly understands his WORK Se
paud is fast following In the English wake we must LOOK
sharp and not fall back. French shipotwar very
different thing 10 what II was wnnt TO DC III le a'o
war But our wiseacres NJ home will aot take warning
or listen to the statement OF eye-wnesses and practical
competent judge OF the rapid progress the French
are making In the new school oil naval scence.
Tahiti.
Extract of a letter from MIR. A. w. Hort, datet
Tahiti 7th May l545 Il AIN Of unatered opinion tina
France will retain possession OF these Islands. and hope
they will for feel assured that once confirmed all per
sons engaged in business will do well here. The French
have certainly incurred much unnerited caumpy IRON
misrepresentation of our fellow countrymen In sgd
ney In New Zealand and at home but from impartial
experience In Justice speak In the highest terms
OF Governor Bruart and all his officers associated with
! him in the adminstration-the Police department ex.
l9cepted The Government most actively and
energeiicay progressing in the erection OF good SOLO,
and substantial buildings and in the formation OF excel
lent public roads bridges &C. and any one disposed 10
reside here without interfering in politics may i've rs
happily as possbIe for everything tends to demonstrate
that they will render these possessions most prosperous
ones What codtrasr TO the sad, and fear, almost
fatal misgovernmen, of New Zealand "
south Australia.
Adyces have been received from South Australia
10 the 18th October. Mining operations were proceed
ing there In very satisfactory manner Al the last
meeting of the Mining Company 1t was proposed 70 SEND
home all possessing so per cent OF copper resetv
Ing the lower knds for local smelling The part OF the
| monster mine working YVES called the Wheal
Gray Two hundred tons OF ore, raised In IL days by
ready be TO port shipment. Inc
minimum width OF the lode 10 said TO be 20 feet which
according these accounts 10 considered ac almost
without parallel in mining operations Six tons OF very
fine ore we're to come home by the Tasion and $50
! tons by the John Hayes
The late Polish Insurrection.
The National saws - We hasten TO publish The
/ following letter which has been addressed by the
Polish insurgents who have arrived a. Strasburgh to
the editor of the Courier du Bds- Kan
nSir Al the moment when, after journey not un.
amended bv pers we enter upon the hosptabe soil OF
Prance-upou that free coil thar now suffers Tho Polish
insurgents to raise their voice. which has been 10 long
sted-our first care Is to protest IN the iace Oh lne
world against caunies by which The oppressors oil
onr Country have tried 6shonor the cause vi our Gear
Poland r. In the absence Of documents which we shaI!
shortly receive cannot yet publish faithful relation
NJ the events which have transpirsd In GLAND
Il 10 the cause 70 which are devoted we owet 10 tns
public character with which we were for moment IN
vested establish forthwith In their true hight me iacu
which throughout this Germany, which we nave )ust
rayersed Is fudves press paid by the Austrian and
Russian Governments has grossly perverted
We will not attempt 10 explain the causes OF me late
nsufrection, explain the motives OF the insurgents
Is it necessary justify nation which impatient 70
throw on foreign yoke. attached TO the religion OF Us
fathers struggles by untrng efforts 10 regain ia national
Independence liz liberty OF conScnnce shamefuly yio
lated, II IN le3i the desperate struggle which poruon
OF the Polish nation sustained created sucn deep
ty ,hrou zhout the whole Of the civilized "ofd why
should not the sentiments De extended 10 the n
.ur2euts Of 1896 who have Tor the same cause ana
for the same prncipesl Forlei US not mistake the case
il 10 no. in the purely isolated attempts made without
due reelection By nsdbrsined young men tnat we
must look for the of the late eyen No. ID the
entire o! ne kingdom OF Poland wthou. distinction Of
religious oprions or provncesit Is the peasanfy con-
adens of more auspicous future Chat Is 10 ssy tney
feel confident they w be freed from all Unjust bur
dersl-ii is Christians and lsraees-it Is the children
of Lithuans Warsaw Of Posen as well Is oil Crscow
and Of Gacia-it Is all these scattered elements oil our
former nationality which by simultaneous enoft re-
solved 10 burst chains and oppose ihef me- tnsH
liberry 70 The slow Of their executoneraG
n the insurrecton Of last February wss nos geoee-u
the attempts Of the insurgents failed In Certain provinces
wills. in Others they suppressed In me hst oniet
/ we shall al a later period Dc enabled 70 sno" me