Weekly national intelligencer., 1847-06-12

circumstance, namely that in all the meetings which took
place. chief alone Fanahue pronounced the name of
Pomae, and dsavowed by all am happy to announce
10 your Exceency before unenderng the hands Of my
successor the mission hold from the confidence of the Gov
enmen that the islands Of Tahiti and Mooea completely
paced and that fresh disturbances to be apprehended
for the future"
Valparaiso correspondent of the London Times states that
the native chiefs submitted merely themselves from
death by hunger This admitted by the French themselves.
he surrender full, complete and unconditional without
any sort OF arrangement pledge to the future either
side Matters to remain thus until the arrival of the
new Governor daily expected TO whom M Brua leaves the
future destiny OF the naivsevery thing to be managed by
him when he assumes the government Of the island
was fully expected at Tahiti that the Queen will also
yield, particularly her husband has long been urging
her TO do The next bone of contention will be the Soc
ETY. Islands, all of which the French claim sovereignty
the plea that they all along tributary the Georgian
Islands, in their possession. The French Admiral has
Instructions not to insist their possession for the present.
and is hoped that their Independence will be acknowledged
by the English Government, and acquesced by that of
France.
MISCELLANEOUS.
great asseblagc of singers is about 10 be held
at Bremen which is to be attended by hundred vocasts
The Government of Bohemia has decided that the Jesuits
shall not be allowed to reside at Prague.
The British Government have taken steps to send out Sir
j. Richardson with his overland expedition the North Poe
The Free Trade Association of Belgium has called meet
ing Of the economists of all the world at general congress
be held at Brussels on the 10th of September next
Several German engineers have arrived in Egypt order
to make the necessary for cutting ship canal through
the isthmus of Suez.
mine of rock salt which has lust been discovered in the
envrons of Lemberg, in Austrian Gacia is said to be richer
than that of Wieiczka in the province, hitherto
sdered the richest in Europe.
At the end of April, the lakes and rivers Stockholm
together with the port and roadsead, the distance of four
leagues soldy frozen that heavily laden could
pass over.
Paris haa lie fbafM
imitation Of the Emperor of Russia has offered exchange
two millions sterling worth of against French Treasury
Bonds.
very successful experiments have been made in var
parts Of England and Wales testing the comparative ad
anages of gunpowde and The advocates for
the latter are increasing daily.
The principal object of Dr. Aldens mission America
effect amicable adjustment of certain ecclesiastical diff
ences which have for the last years. existed between
the British and the Canadian Wesleyan Societies.
Several coporas and pvates of the Guards have deserted
and proceeded Mexico where of them have obtained
commissions. 1t is said that Mexican agents busily
ployed in seducing the to desert
RBMAHKA PHEsoMESos.-Last Sunday phenomenon
which nearly attended by the disastrous
quences occurred in the Black Sea. An Austrian steamer
OF loyds company, the Sambou proceeding to Con-
sannope IN calm state of the weather, and within
hours distance of Synope, when suddenly the opened
under 1T assuming the form of vast tunnel the waves,
cosng covered almost entirely, swept the deck and did
the most serious damage The shock violent that
era leaks sprung and the vessel time in re-
covering itself from this terrible pressure and getting fairly
ahoat again 1t rose however, after pitching but in
ured such that another shock had taken place
would inevitably have been lost ship and cargo 1t was
with the greatest difficulty that reached the port Of ynope
to reft after which proceeded to Constantnope where
arrived safe and sound Tuesday Those who were wit
OF this incident thought first might have originated
earthquake but nothing of the sort has occurred else
where. Il be admitted that submarine dsodge-
ment opened under the ribs OF the vessel abyss into which
the rushed, and in this way they formed gulf
she narrowly escaped being smashed and swallowed
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