The New York herald., 1851-11-20

1t is stated that reductions, to considerable ex-
tent, are being made In the Austrian army-ten
thsusa I'D soldiers dismissed to begin with
There were rumors, but not authenticated, of o
protest being sent by Lord Pslmerston against the
changes in the government Of Tuscany, which put
the affairs of that dutchy into Austrian hands.
Only half of the Austrian loan can be raised, and
bankers look coldly on it.
The elections for the Federal Diet of Switzerland
had just come off They made no serious change
Advicss from the Cape Of Good Hope, to the Is
October, have been received The ne VS. from the
rontisr continues Of very alarming and unsatis.
factory character; the revolt and disturbances have
spread into Moshesh's country and the Basutos.
Captain Oldham, and many of the Second Queens
Regiment, have been killed and the Seventy fourth
have also lost a number of men.
The Arab insurgents in Algers ha / been defeated
by native troops, without ths aid of the French
The Indian news is, from Bombay, to the ID Of
October There was much anxiety about the af-
fairs Of Cashmere, as, in Of the death OF Gholab
Singh. the succession would be disputed. There
had been disturbances with the native tribes on the
northwest frontier Of tae PuDjab, and o military
movement against them was intended as soon as
the season opened The Nizam of the Deccan was
orting to usurers relieve his hopeless pecu al
ary embarrassments.
Nr William Fouet Synge, of thu Foreign Office,
had left London and proceeded to Washington, as
ottothe to her Msjes.y's Mission in the Unssd
Statos.
letter from Munich, of the Both ult., Announces
that the Bavarian government has published con.
vention concluded between Bavaria, France, Rus.
sis, the Roman States, and several of the petty
German States, establishing reciprocity as regards
the operation of the clauses Of the laws Oh the
press, destined to rep.ess offences against the chiefs
of the government and the diplomatic agents Of
such States
The Austrian Bank OF Vienna had in hand, on
the Both ult, 5000 S5S aorins in metallic spsce
and tho amount Of notes in circulation was
225, ,7S9, ,68l forms
The funeral Of the Dccksss dAngoulene took
place on the 18Th Clt, in the Franciscan Convent
al Goritz. The co'tege, which was very hume.
rous, was hsaded by the Count de Chambori, Don
Carlos OF Spain, and his two sons and il Il we're
the Count de Montbel, Duke de Lewis, and Count
de Blacas Waiting in the church were the
Countess de Chambord, .hs Duchess of Parma, the
Duchess ie Berry, Coun. Lucchesi PaIli, aai Mar
shall Ma mont
IEteresting froTa the Cape OF Good Hope.
Our advce5 from tho Cape are 20 the Il. uI. -
The intelligence FROM tha frontier is still m1.e
alarming rhau That by the Birksnheai, tae re.
volt aad Disturbances having spread frou ths
mouth of the Buffalo to Mosheth's coUEtry, aad
the Basusos An aggra7ating feature in tho last
fatal attack on the British troops, by conoinet
hotteatO.s aod Cafes, was the enployue1: by
ths former os fefcs dcss which pulled dowa
several OF our troops- and rendered them Al oasy
prey 70 the clubs Of their enemies. Captain Oh
ham, and mary men of che second Queens Rsg;-
meht, have been slliG, and the 7ith has loE sous
nea.
The severe losses of t1e British troops, cn ths
g,a Of September, have induced the Inhabitants
OF Grahams Town TO make a demonstration
their strength Accordingly, on the 18th, mus
ter of the adult population took place, and they
formed single liue ot cavalry, ana double limo
Of ioflntry on the town lands On the 10th they
were 10 muster again, to elect oficscs, prepara-
! tory for an attack By the Cafees. hey were Ia
great want OF artillery Bread has risen sos, and
further rise was expected o1 the arrival Of more
| troops
| Tie Cape rapera Civ, the following de.ails;-
The loss 5f the I'd regiment was occasionei by the
detection OF party OF levies, who were uarcang
| with them through deh!e. Two colGnus wese
| surround by the enemy Their csptaiR tCapsiiu
! Oldham) was killed, and four sergeanss, aad nine
! teen rank and fle wounded, ran and ole. ~ snsy-
three; missing, rank and file, eight. Tae advance
| ment Of q relief prevented further loss
i, Is understood that the Cafes ara collecting
| from 900 to 900 men
| Coloa.. Mactianon and Colocel Eyre had r,tgvnsd
frcn patrols in the Fish River bush havns suffered
severe less, without aoythiog done. The ofh,i y
account Of losses in the Fish River bush, is more
dismal than II was even supposed TO be. The rs-
turn shows twenty nine mea were killed on the spot,
two have since died OF their wounds, and eyhs ar
1 AN n have
fallen by the band Of the enemy-losj IL killed
thirty.nira; the same number wounded.
There casualties include siz officers, being pc:
cent Of .he totai nunbSr. The body Of one soldier
Of the Queens was found surroEnisd oJ a..
CaTrss, who had eaIle1 With hin IA shat mortal
strife
into head quarters on che l7ta sept, The y lcoa.
ing ragged enough, the Fingeos singing taeir v A.
song. They we're halted opposite sns Governor )
quarters, AMI his ezcelency addressed them
Ii was thought that the oext movement OF tae
troops I'D be 60 throw supplies into forts h.te
aai Cox, by which time The arrival % n, Rides
and Laneers might be eSpec.ed, enabling shs com.
manier in-chief TO perfect his asrany sn9ats, and
to enter upon futuce operations upoa mere extend
| cd sca's, s3d With mose declSive effect. Iaef1
was ., lasest the appearances OF much restlessness
| among the Csffre tribes some apprehension wa
expressed for Mount Coke snd Fort Murray
10 hove-ng in their vicinity, and seeming to throater
an attack upon one or other Of those points,
In consequence Of this, tho mounted men At t-tna
| W uuam IOWn uaI BeeH ulroCtcu % uOAu su- n
| selves IN readiness at n minEte's warning Othe
reports say that the design Of this CHIEF va1 :
attack Fort Peddie, which was quite psepa.ej :
give him q warm reception
Attack or the tteori,h Pirates.
The following is o detailed account Of ths ca
gagemens between her Msesty's steam fsigats "a
nus and the Riff pirates on the coast Of Morocco
in which Lieut. Powell, commanding the Jsazs
was seriously wounded, md seven Of ths crew NOR
less injured By the dcstr1otive Ore Of the Noors
II appears that the news Of she capture by Ia
piratical Meers Of the schooner Emilia, reaches
Gibraltar on the 10th ult., and that several Of "a
crew we're wounded In attempting 10 defend her
and there being reason TO believe that several oths
vessels had been attacked and captured, the Cover