New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-03-26

brtsel NJ 8. Hc-tcr. dasrriei The Ill oa sas sne
grorn,is Mr. Scvly would not GLOW ne tiv'sion n
tAke place wfsot SEATING that As Irse Rorss Csfso-
Lcs esve theu eordtal sargort n the bal The Hcsse
saen divea when there EpDerri fog ne sec0a9 rest
r's s~i sEainss sis asA,ory 81 rse House thea al
j0grned-
The Queen-Prince Albert acting in her ab-
ssrce Fer MAJESTY ben. unable % Ayesr IN public a.
srssest-heli a leveo or w-ine~dsy' She a,h Mr. In
svTsoil L. ) Minister. and Mr. rreseOI Secressry OF
isscsflnu attended
Two more members Of Parliament. Messrs.
ey~or5h ard HorSa OF Derby. have sep unses,ed for
Election brIhery.
-Four men we're killed BY the explosion Of
locomotive AZ Lonessxhi Sason. near Manchester. and
ma accident hsr,euei 20 the Birmingham and Bristol
Railway train on the 9th By the breaking OF an sxe Of
the locomotive Two or three persons were killed sRi
A good many injured There hSSe been numerous raj
way casualties IN England Of late
Mr. Jerian, formerly editor Of The Literary
Germ ard long known in connection with PERIOD .,a
literature, has been plsccd on Ehe Literary feas'on s
for 800 per snnurn
There is bin pending in the HoGse of Lords
TO make the vaccination Of children compulsory
The Greenland Whale Fishing feet, smsunt-
ing twentr six sailed from Peerhead the 9Th and
2sth uk
The African mail steamship FOrerunner. ar
rived AZ Plymouth Tuesday evening. Sth inS, from
Fernando 20 Jan. - CAPE Coast Csse I'll. and Serrs
Leone lith Feb. On her outward passage Commojore
Lynch L. : n went in the FoTerunner from Tenerife
and joined the Z. 5. ship oEwar John Adams, and pro-
ceeed down the coast va Sierra Leone 20 survey and
and suitable place e. which tie Americans cont egni
zrate The shove not very clear, but the circum
starce "a IepOrtei The Bathurst traders complaia
that foreigners trading in London, Liverpool and other
ports with British goods, convey beN 10 AibredA. the
French settlement, on the Gambia, and thence circulate
them among the natives up the river being enabled to
andGrseu the British merchants by escaping the per
cent British dues. Commod9re Boudin. comm sndiy
the French squadron. the of sailing with the
flagship III Dorado, I'VE steamers and land force OF
60o men. punish the Byooga tribe who bad pluader
French vessel and butchered her crew Admiral
Bruce 10 command OF the British sauadnps. had de-
pruyed several slave settlements aud barscoons.
Health along the coast was, on the whole. good
The OrinocO, West India MailSteamer, whose
arrival Southampton advised by telegraph per
Pacific had 81 3l06 specie freight, OF which sS
900 were 10 account of the English holders Of AsScsn
Bonds. The sdvces from Mexico and the West lniis
Islands later than those received via Newlork
The Pacific mails per the steamer Bogots transferred
to the OriDccO from Valparaiso Jan Is, CoQuimoo
10th Arics Goth Csllso 26ih. Psyts 29th jan. From
Bolivia IL reported that the Government Intended
20 paw in cash only halt OF the price of qunine and
10 issue notes NJ six months for the remainder la Area
the exports of wool and copper had increased In Are
Quipa prices Of al articles OF food mad fallen consider
ably in consequence Of the decree permitting them free
Of duty. The COpisyo mines continued to produce
largely Az Coqumbo al was quiet aud an increased
number OF laborers making road from the mines
20 Serena The copper mines were producing consd'
cradle profit and s believed that silver had been
reached In several places in AtQuerus Panama papers
contain news month later from sydney than any re-
ceived in England by direct mail The principal news
from New ZeasDd relates 20 the proposed working Of
the recently discovered gold and copper mines