New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-08-01
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Additional Foreign Items.
b. l< Europa.
A. ISIERyIEw WITH AID. EL-KADER.-We have been
favored with permission 10 publish the following &C
count OF Interview with the captive African chl'
Add el kader. who il stil prisoner IN me Casto o
Paris " Yesterday who do you thnk wen' AZ. pa
my respects to- Hem QBstres Castle is no" tenant
cd by Abdel Kader lie IL here prisoner win suIle
Of eighty persons bat such Tribe Of oisofoefiy u
signify beings The Count de AOnte0eio asked ior
private audience for his wife, an bngnsh iany Alo our
selves which was granted On entering the court
ward the Castle had the appearance Of an encampnent
Of givses black slaves lying about IN all directions
and alter half an hours conversation with Col Dumas
about his unfortunate prisoner We were taken % his
apartment where seated on a bed, sat Aodelhsder.
aud never have such superbly magnificent head
and counenancc the man has Bring 70 yourself one
Of those beautiful master pieces Oi our Saviour and you
have Abdcl kader before you.
Notwithstanding the ludc appearance oil Rad had
~ few minute, before. respect and admiration
made tears Of almost come into ones eyes NJ
the sight Of such a being prisoner knowing whom
were, he shook us cordially BY the hand without
Using. and spoke % us through Ms interpreter. he
seems In deep greet but with liked idea that he shall
have his liberty lie was without shoes or stockings
according 10 the custom Of his country. His eldest
child Interesting little fellow nine years old, De DE-
cured ~ take us 10 see his and daughter No gen
temsn. OF course went with but, save IN lie singu
sriy Of their dress and manner, they have nothing Al
ractive about them. He has but one legitimate wife.
aud has not shown much taste in hs selection gen
teinan who had read the above adds 81 return with
thanks the interesting sketch Of the servant Of the All
Powerful; Il corresponds with that gwen me ty
friend of mine ahO present at the Interview be
tween him and Gen. Bugcaud Al the Gates Of Iron
but Add. al RAIDER then ~ the head Of powerful
army, which looked up 10 him in the double capacity
Of prophet and patrarchal chief and the brave wnom
your fair friend represents clOuded with sorrow, wa
full Of the consciousness Of strength and Of patriotism
TO remark Of Bugesuds he then replied, by rais
ng his hand and pointing his forehnger to the sky
But Protector s Mere and our avenger IS the eli
mate - He is the victim Oi his faith in the Gaul
liverpool Times.
THg CHOLERA At Sr PETERSBURG The follow.
ing is an extract from letter dated 81 Petersourgh,
June 10 duly - " The cholera has now ragged here
ior more than week, and about 800 cases report
ed daily. The great mortality among the Moujiks has
bed them IN their ignorance 10 believe that they are be-
lug poisoned wholesale and yesterday several disturb
took place in consequence OF some OF the people
attacking persons whom they suspected OF srewing
poison the provisions exposed for sale In the mar
ket One was beaten 20 such degree that he has
since expired and respectable English merchant Tres
ident Of the place. who attempted 10 interfere was
hardly able 10 escape similar fate. summary punish
ment has however been inflicted by the authorities on
The poor deluded MouDks who were the principal az
gressors for three Of them this morning publicly
logged In the same market place During the logging
the Emperor arrived and stopped the punishment so
one of the men got of scot free.
He then addressed the crowd representing 10 them
the unlawfuness of their proceedings in taking the law
into their own hands, and warned them at their peril
not to ACT similarly future occasions He spoke very
energeticaly, and what he said seemed TO have great
effect on his audience In conclusion he told them that
n they saw anything suspicious they were 10 denounce
the parties they suspected 10 the police Authorities,
who would then investigate the matter, and punish
them II found guilty of anything wrong The tall com
manding hgure OF the Emperor, with his oaglelik
look the swarthy features of the bearded Moujiks
with their hats of their looks of appeal to His Majesty
whom they and fear children do their father
all this together formed picture which will not easily
be forgotten by those who present II s rufnOred
that troops being concentrated in the town. for fear
OF disturbances tomorrow Sunday One English
man here an roniounder, who employs about 5000
will aNa "a
ses tomorrow, IN order to keep his peoples minds
gagged and to deter them from roaming about and fall
ing into danger II Is said that the magny OF the dis
ease il decreasing as cases cured, whereas
during the hrst few days none recovered who were at
tackled"
PRoPHEcIEs-Philp Olivsrius, monk Of Orval, in
the year 1874 predicted, 1t Is said all the remarkable
events of the present century The following lines have
long been current In Germany ." would not be a
King In lSis would not be soldier in si9 would
not be grave digger in 1850 But would be whatever
you please Ia ISL
An O)EAsrERLY WND-A barrel Of yeast which
had been shipped board the steamer County of
Pembroke, burst Friday week, while the vessel
on her passage from Bristolto swansea The explosion
violent that woman, who had unluckily seat.
I'll herself ON the cask thrown hight of ten feet
In the air.
In the of conversation In the House of Com.
the curious fact elected that the streets OF
London had increased upon the aggregate length of no
less than 30 miles between 1880 and ISIS at the rate
OF about ~ miles of street per annum.
Advces from Sierra Leone 10 the 18th of May men.
ton the recent landing of upward OF 1000 negroes cap
iufed from slsvers by various Government vessels and
that farther arrivals expected.
Letters from Tabrcez mention that the heir apparent
OF Persia youthful prince of 10 years of age has taken
- himself nine wives aud ordered one more weekly,
until they reach the full number of 365.
IA ..amcntary return. printed last week, shows
that on the 18th OF March there in the union work
houses throughout England and Wales 81 2j7 children,
no less than A.oO OF whom were certainly lcgiiimae
Jenny Lind has declined singing at the Norwich Fcs
uval, though offered slOOO for her services. she
companicd her refusal however, with donation of
aSo Tor the charities.
The Newcastle coal formation contains 500 6S0O0O
cubic ysrds, extending in length % miles; 2sOOOOO
tons o coal annually raised being 81 0 OO0 cubic
yards. The Trades Weekly Messenger.
In New York there are ei5 churches OF chapes while
about the same population In Manchester and ts neigh
oohood has only ls9 Not so bad that for volunarysm
newspaper printed in the Maori native tongue
has been established In Now.Zcaani and is e be pub
lished once fortnight
An ancient silver coin OF the rcsn OF Louis l. who sue
cceded Charemagno In sl4, was found IN rath two
miles west OF Armagh, q few days ago.
The late Electoress. Leopoldne of Bavaria has nom
mated hing MsNimsn of Bavaria sole heir OF her i'm
inese fortune, which Is estimated at 81 OOOON guidcrs
The secretary OF State has given orders the Com
nissoners OF the Metropolitan Police have all the
Constahlcs drilled in the cu,lass exercise
The damage done to pablo and private property in
France by the late events in Paris has been estimated
At i00o0c0 francs or about si0OOO sterling.
new History Of England from the time Of James n
BY Thomas Bsbngton Mscaulsy, is in press.
The ship Anne, arrived in the London docks from
Shanghai, has brought LOTIONS OF Chinese iron.
saies at the stock Exchanse....JvLY ST.
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