The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1846-05-01

mons.
Queen VICTORIA has appointed Lieu.
tenant General the Earl CATncART TO be
Captain General and Commander.in-Chie
of her Malesiy's provinces N Canada, Mo-
va Scotia, and New Brunswick, and the
island of Prince Edward, aud Governor
General Of all her Majesty's provinces on
the continent of North America and Of the
island of Prince Edward.
The newly constructed Spanish Minis
try resigned on the l2th OF March, On the
ground OF some difficulty with respect to
the liberty OF the press.
The Cork Examiner says tina, a. the
last adyces from Rome the Pope was dan.
gerousy i'll.
His Excelloncy W Ferguson, Governor
of Sierra Leone, died on his passage 10
England on the 10Th Of February. lie
had only held his office few months.
A Brussels correspondent OF the London
Times draws a deplorable picture Of the
condition to which the breakup Of the
Belgian Ministry had reduced tho King,
who had applied to the leading men OF cv.
ery party, aud had hitherto failed in his
attempts to reconstruct the Cabinet.
The Dublin Evening Packet has pub.
lshed statement of the receipts OF the
Repeal Association The income Of Si3
was fl7 ,9l4; 1911, fi3, 800; ls45, I'll.
069. The total recelp, from $40 to the
present time is set down al Sl27 500 lis.
I'd. This sum Is entirely distlnc, from the
O'Connell tribute. Wha, godsend would
il now be for poor furnishing Ireland
NEW ZEALAND.
Unfavorable accounts had been received
from New Zealand. The forces at the
command Of the new Governor proved al.
together inadequate, and the hostile ma
lives, in oycrPoverlng numbers, were
threatening the foreigners on every hand.
There seems 10 have been some severe
fighting, IN which the natives had been vic.
torious. The London Times says
"The new Governor, Captain Grey, has
entered upon az arduous task lie finds u
colony distracted by war, divided by do.
tneslic discussion, and embarrassed IN its
finances. The British troops, Ear too few
IN number for active service, have retired,
after an gnomlnious defeat, ,e wait for re-
Inducements. The hostile native chiefs,
elaied BY success remain IN the pdhs and
fortified encnmpments, gathering fresh Vi.
gor from the suplueness OF the white man,
and fresh numbers from his delay. Other
chiefs, now friendly or neutral, only wait
Z for some new success on the part Of the
natives, or some additional sign Of llmidtiy
in the Government, to JON the hostile
force. The moment is full OF anxiety. In
any event, there must be more bloodshed,
whether We commence the attack, Or wait
the onset Of the enemy.
! INDIA.
There is nothing later from India, but
the British papers do not regard the war
in that country as by any means conclu-
ded. One Of them says:
( 1.-THE latest accounts from the East
show that that part Of the world IS tho re.
verse Of satisfactory. The blood which
flowed on the banks Of the SutleI, on the
three nooanrable DAYS Of December last,
has been sheG IN rain. The Slkhs have
been punished, but not subduui, and they
return to the conflict with increased uuu.
bers and appo fenty additional determine
ton. They Will take deal Of beating
they are brave fellows, excellent soldiers,
and not al all disposed 10 cry peccaVi. Their
strength Ear outstrips ours, tholr artillery
IS better, und they seem well provided with
, the suews Of war. The pauctly Of Out
European forces, and the ptcponderatIng
number Of Asiatjcs in tho British army
create fear for the fidelity Of the one, AJAX
! iety for the safety Of the other. Gu
strength in India maluy depends upon mo
raj force--upen the belief IN the nyincI
billty OF our arms. Destroy that by SIN
: gle defeat, and The prestige Of our great
, ness is gone
TUE POLISH INSURRECTION.
The insurtecrion IN Poland has beef
> crushed, The little Republic of Cracow
| which il now IN posse s-ion Of the Austrian
troops, was the head .quarters Of this un
fortunate attempt 10 restore the nntloaalItr
Of the Poles but the conspiracy had ex
tensIve ramlGcalons in Prussia, Russia, n
well as Austria. Ia the western part G
J Russian Poland there vas a determined 81
fort to realize the droom Of independence
but hundreds Of mobiles in urging the peas
anlry to join IN the revolt, were either as
sasslnated or gwen up To the authorities.
The Augsburg Gazette contains Iette
from the frontiers Of Galicia Of the Sd il
3 slant, stating that sky noblemen Of III
;, aelghborhood Of Lemberg, armed with pis
u tolls, swords, and double barrccd gun,
had determined to attack the post Of hus
J. sara at Nalnrow, sIyeagucs from Zloczow
0 and had met for that purpose IN an inn slr
s uated within short distance Of the tow
y Some peasants having cautioned the Officer
the hussars surrounded The ian, and the IN
0 surgcnts were either killed or made priso
0 ners. letter from Western Galllcia com
u mences thus: There is not single no
8 bIeman remaining in the country
! The German papers and private letter
G (says the Journal des Debats) bring no pre-
0 clse accounts relative to the body Of nsur
n gents which proceeded towards tie Carpa