The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-01-05

w1Gh1y Inter ossSWg from 0ads8aeoar-War
N shs Trans-vaAl ACKNOWLEDGEMENT
- Coal
We ere indebted to Messrs Bsrsord Co., for alss Of
bpsthpg additional relative to the Cattle war but tho
Sal,sv,ng n. ms will Be read with ntsrsst:-
IMPORTANT PROM MADAGAsCAR.
From the Cspe rsvn Advertiser Nov, 81
Ars.sed 10 gentleman in Cape Town formerly eono.ossd
wish the BsIsgssy Mssion affords gratifying prospect
0'As 'e-'pe'a"s y ne porte q h s" s.sec: = ..
n with heartfelt srsttuds TO Ii. Lord tbs. have
tAs pleasure to addIs.s you subject dear to your
heszt. mean me p'eOobliy IF speedy se,tens"fe TIE
e6sss II Madagascar ,esG ds lie epeaisg If tAe ports Of
st 8, e sd important nlesd and fully expect that this
TO begin at once nth the rubjsot allow msto say. that
almost thIes mon Ia sgo Ysoeivsda etter from Tam
asvs informing us that the prince had sent on the co
three messengers namely Rac-onlavoals Rstsoulsudy,
snd RabosssrasOafrs TO receive our inseruecoos We
Immediately cent D. Johns one Of the As'asAy Evan
Rehfts met them NJ TARatave with OF books
But his arrival captain OF tho vessel met ~
Mr. Bela.tele, who said You bave mss'cosry aud
callers ,bali land" aud ga Ard Of soldiers
put the here Of rsmatave to prevent CONS uai
frt.A provtions 80 poor Johns Audrisnaudo
oAeed to the Msuritius without being able to
accomplish he Object Of his mission
Shortly heard OF the death Of the prime muis-
tsr Rainy balo and uray With him fell the authority
and nosoUely OF Deastee who. however lift means
10 renew his treaty Of commerce wi the Ovss
inert; but to purpose He Is ct Bourbon trying
what he can do si'h the French government,
The information the natiOual Dag hSd
ben altered; that 1t Ranavalona but Roko
kDd Rsdsna Tbis j. cOn6i med
1hsn We received the p,ssSs insslnsspos that the
jci1uy with his mother and that Isso the Of the
prime minister was raisd 70 the fourteenth honor and
fined the place OF hts late ehSr We informed the
time that as Tanans1ivo, the Christians numbered
shout ave tboufsnd.
at TsDstavs sebd you free Translation The frs5 IL
dat Tsmstave ths 70 Of August -
II come to see you with this letter We have hoard
rem the he Wishes u make peace With tue
Englih people Be 10 only waiting the arrival Of ship
Of IN, At Tsnatave to pnt sars the same foosiag
they under Rsdans hia father The pruce has
written to the Governor ct Tamstsvs saying sail
onfhitR until The EDglirb to make peace with
his acc now. Saith your friend
tsieBed) RA3ANGA"
But alas We hsvs NO such thing A. manof hers.
The second note IL dated SD August days
the frst and may be Considered duplicate It IA ad
dressed the FIRST. to johns Aniraosdo the Evan
prince
/" to yon sgsn with this letter and to men
alrsnoy IN the Lac OF our couasTy. Madagascar.
j. The commander here at ramatavs Is Waiting for
the Ri gth to come and make treaty Of comm and
pace between the two nations as In the time Of Rs
The queen has issued law by which all her sub
Who have sf her oonntry ana gooe to reside with
the whites. may return to Madagascar. 30 it may,
s. The VaDea,ndraso and the Faradfay nations are ct
tenth honor has left the capital with six Thousand nh
ing men to meet them Iaso "a the son OF Rain hsro
and nh the psce Of his late father Saith your friend,
Ny dear Friend i the tim. to make s.me effort.
r. he recipe i"s u he trade IN Madagascar am exceed
De)y sorry that have single ship Of 1t
y nbs olutelS neceseaTy 10 pay friendly visit to lama
tsve The young prince not yeeable for what has
tahsn place before b. to authority and the Gog
government ought encourage bis good feelings to-
Wsrda The BIithh patton / should feet sorry il the
RrsDch were the first to salute the flag Of tbs young
The Ovais arc bssiegsd at Fort Dsuphiu They have
spilled 70 nr Deastte, who, Of course has sent them
About tsenty days ago the Chamber of Commerce sent
schoor er TO rsmatavs with Mr. Mangeot, m-rchsnt
he has visited them whRt done We 9eet
him back about the 10Th of month shall let you
l. LIE BRUN, SEN.
the TRANS WAL EsPUBLIc ATTACK OF THE BoEas
ON sECHELI
Friend Of the Sovereignty
We give elseshsre extract from private letter from
MOOD dated 10th September last which gives
tain details 10 regard to the Of Trans Vae
beers against seche to which have repeatedly I'D
ticp which induced that commando We are also at a
Ioss TO discovsr the grounds whsh Trans vaal
pore Of the effects belonging to Sechs aud his trioe
AZ before remarked Eeche has looked upon as
peacesble chief and SO long a. be remained such
question whether the mere possession OF firearms could
coOsti' ute valia beM against him. Here
would not be misunderstood We are decidedly
We should be ready to advocate any measure to pre-
vent this beirg done The Of sechsl differs from
tie eenershty. S~chen and his trioe depended very
much II not altogether, on shooting elephants and
other large game. and dsDosing OF the proceeds to
traders However much may be said about shooting ee
plants by traders It IL pretty certain that the ivoey
kst voud be but scanty 'upplied I'D not rbs such
ssehss and Griquss keep the stock In conclusion
beg to observe that until know In what
respect Sech.l II offended withhold approval
OF the with regard to bim or cearae
the Sovereignty government has nothing to do 10 the
matter and can only peat that aoy proceedings
the part Of cur friends be,ond the vaa calcuated to
block the behsay to the Great Lake ond are
IN our opinion, objectionable
COAL IN THE sovBREIGETY.
We are in possess Of specimen Of coal which may
he found in abundance the Ssndt river disrit Of
WiDbu,gh. Tsis coal appears TO bs Of first
quality; and We were l. 10 indulge In Of caool
boy pastimastnnt OF making Dy of tobacco
pipe When the tovn OF Beomtonten shall have attstn.
cd TO more compact shaps, hope have ores,
STREETS Sc gotsd with gas. We understand that
tain beers In the vicinity or The mines ready
rport any quantity sithrr nc l0s mud should
be found Tor extensive quantity doubt not that
II could DO Obtain ed at more econoln cal rate.