The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-06-19

3lst inst, (Monday ast) was favored with very fine
weather, and was the occasion Of much pleasure in
the city. Several speeches were delivered, and
military display of horsemanship and sham6ght
was given to the public in the large place called the
Hyppodrome letter received yesterday from
Ly ons, which was shown to me, assures that the
thusiasm not great, and that the cnly thing
it was considered advisable to take was pleasure.
The news received from Algiers announces that
General Macmahon, commandcr-in-chief of the
army of invasion of the Kabyle country. in the
mountainous land of the Atlas, encountered large
body of Arabs on the 23d u!t., and defeated them
These sons of the desert, whose commander was the
famed Sheriff Bou-Seba, were cut to pieces, and
there were among them $50 men killed or wounded,
whilst in the ranks OF the French army there were
but five men killed and fifty wounded sixteen
villages hamlets built with stones and bricks
were burned, and the trees cut down to The 10 DTS.
No doubt that these Arabs will soon see that tn,
only way of being happy is to submit to France.
From Spain, VIC receive the intelligence that the
intention of the government is to break up the
Chamber of Deputies at the end of June or begin
ming of July. Then a new House would be con
voked. to which full powers would be given to
dify the political laws. The copps d'etai the
tapis had been entirely abandoned and the address
which had for its object to protest against the inten
ton OF the government, was no longer receivin
signatures. II had been decided that it would not
be presented to Queen Isabella.
AT Lisbon, on the 18th inst, General Das Antas,
peer Of the kingdom, and who had been the chief
of the diplomatic corps of the country died, and
was buried with great hOnors.
In Piedmont the ministerial crisis may be CON
sidercd as being ended. M. D'Azeglio was de
cidcdy Secretary of State and chief of the cabinet
General Da Bormida had been elected Speaker Of
the House. This news has been received here with
much satisfaction.
We hear, from the best source, that the great
powers of Europe have signed, in London, proto-
col, which has for its object to guarantee to the King
OF Prussia his rights in the canton of Neuichatcl.
France had signed with the other powers.
gA riot of the most exciting kind took place last
week Mt P0isseaux, near Fribourg. IL consisted of
an assembly Of more than fourteen thousand men,
who had congregated together to mako solemn
appeal to the Confederation, and to claim for the
people Of FrbOurg its refrigeration into its federal
rights. These men, who had met ut ten o'clock in
the morning, soon became so excited, that runor
was spread that they werc marching against the
city. Immediately the soldiers were ordered out,
all the shops shut, and the cannons placed in
oil directions particularly at .he gate of tamont,
the Arsenal, tho place of the City Hall, that Of
Notre Damc, sc. The people returning from the
meeting were assaulted and many arrests were made
among them.
letter which has been received from Hamburg,
and dated May 9th, announces thata secret society,
called the Society Of Death, had been discovered
az brrmsn. This socialist association discovered
bg lao arrest ~ mln named Hqebelman, "a tx.
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