New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-07-30
FRANCE.

There has been quite lull in political
affairs the past three days supplying nothing Whatever
20 report In return there are several news items of
interest
The celebrated Arab chief Bou- Maza,
who as been long prisoner In France effected nis
escape day two since He had recently been per.
mted visit several localities IL the Departments OF
the Somme and the Disc, and managed 10 give hi,
guards the slip In the forest Of Compeigne Disc The
most stringent orders have been transmitted 10 sl the
railroad stations and ports Of France to prevent bis quit
ting the country.
The papers OF the Bas Rhine are full of
the preparations making at Strasburg for the reception
Of the n esident.
The war-steamer Charlemagne sailed on
Saturday last from Touon direct for Constsntnople
having board NJ de la Lavalete. French Minister to
Turkey. She was expected 10 arrive at her destination
In six day' 1t will be remembered that the Ports as
first refused to permit her to pass the Dardanees.
A commission has been named by the
Mniser of the Interior for the purpose of deciding up
the best to be adopted In years Of sbund
10 provide for deficiency In of bad harvest
The Chateau of Amboise, belonging to
the Orleans Family has been taken possession Of the
Government
The Departments are rather alarmed at
the prospect Of being taxed for the maintenance of the
Sub-Pfeiectures. decree, of date Doth .rch,
sting bereto left the detsis TO be settled by Admin
suative ordnance aud that document is ab to be
promulgated in the Mone hence the anxiety to learn
It's contents.
Michelet, the historian, is living in close
retirement ut Nantes engaged In completing the 9th
volume Of bis History OF the French Revolution. Az
the volume in question describes the War in La Vendee
he has deemed II advisable 20 consult on the spot the
documents &c relating to the interesting episode Of the
siege of Nantes
NJ. de Rotours, Auditor of the Council
of State under the Empire died the other day the
age Of ~
During the past week various parts of
H.. A. IL.
eular story obtained credence in Paris the eec, that
Arsgo, the Astronomer, had prophehed the most
terrific storm that had occurred about to break
the city To such extent d the wonder grow, that
the Day of Judgment definitely set down for Thurs
day last but zoe beere Circumstance over which the
public had no control prevented It's coming off
The Bank OF France has established
Branch at Toulon.
The Hotel Sebastian PARIS is to be
pulled down 10 increase the dependencies of the Eysee
AwOOden bridge at the Baths at the Quai
dOrlesns, lie St Louis broke dowa on Monday, and
preclptated hundred persons into the Seine. Six
were drowned.
NJ. Morny has returned from London.
Admiral Arneu Dessausay es formerly Governor of
Gusdaloupe 10 dead, at the age of seventyfo Said
Pashs, Of the late Mehemet All, has returned to
Paris from England, on his way back to Egypt
A mutiny broke out, but was suppressed,
board the convict ship conveying the Lyons prisoners
to the Marquesas penal settlement
1t ia again stated that Gen. st. Arnaud
will take command of the autumn expedition to Kaby
liza, Asea, probably TO give him opportunity OF wiu
ming his baton Marshal of France Latest accounts
from Algeria to the Inst A, that date quilt
restored in both the Eastern and Western Provinces
Nothing farther has transpired respect
ing modification Of the Ministry by the admission into
1t OF De Morny, Fould, or Drouyn de L'Huys
AbOu Mira, the Arab chief, has been
retsken The telegraph dispatch says ne retwnsd to
prison.