New-York daily tribune., 1853-12-27
OTHER EUROPEAN AFFAIRS

h,-b;,, interest of the events in 'he EIst has
er,ied the attention to the erclr>'n"' NJ o'noI
Fam neither England nor France hlvs We sns'rinS o.
fIuuu =. o-t Tho aTect Of ha Turkish inte Gg,nre
on ,be Cavernments Of both coEntriesrs 's . % n
The London agents OF the PeraYa, - H'.srhhsi. ut,e
crrn uo.ico that the general bond ior t'e
,. ~. nss,--aI Three . ce,' D'ht has Heen aeop.
;,ed a. the Bank of Englsnd They have al-l aiyer-
,h ,rr,rs Of the specia h)nis amrin'ins -
which have been purchased ard c'E;"hea 10 '''''"V
with the operation Of the siBkin. fnni
II !. stated from Paris hat Napik psha il <ey 10 'ur
coed in eff citing Turkish per cent loan a. sixty lle,
teros However are much lower than those M er.Npi
70 have been contemrlsted by him. A Partisan 'Nnt
Stock Compsny of emnence is nan'i N ,nne'u,H WI
this loan The tomaD Government IS 70 nave tns HSi'
s";s rernrts Of the P-ersct. silrs.el 10 he Cen
trail sdmuistra,ion mention grea; increase IN no MN
her Of incendisry fires. These Alarming m'nt
rrc most numerous in the Departments o tle o'e fsl'
He and Vilsne and Ardennes. Few arrests nave Desh
made.
aerutotion from the CORPORATION ofhe CITY of Lyons
have presented 10 the Empress collection u ss ~
tesinory hey ssyl Of the commerce and city ot Lyons
toward the Emperor. who has procured thsn tho 10!
mcrt If Tie order and security which are 50 es3aI 10
tLeir interests.
The Minister Of the Interior has issle ccuar - ths
Prefects nsirucinc them how 70 ent messl-'S bY
trc el.grarb-uamely to make their CON nln'clt''ns
short nnd io abstain ally from usnl tlpsa eS1r'
o, and forms Of paness aud difference used n o.i'
"LaTy couCsI ondence.'
ARRAY WITH THE AFRICAN SAVE TatDrR7.-Iho
African mail brings intelligence from Lfgo, o spn' very
dsed measures against kosocO ant the POri gl5se we
,,eders who since their e,pnis0n hal etlblshe le
felves at Jaboo with the dseafel Intention 81 diving od
he ansGve trade party. CDmnan Ter rhiip, win mo
boats of tie P,lyphemus, Aecto and Warf W.,ch. hh
nade attack on k0soko = E)ot bt 'uli n! n 80
sorcl, aud stock AIDED that he sed o d,, gs
LIN although severe cann0nade In bron inI crei On
Linn Two s,smon OF the Alseto were killed alt two
wounded. subsequent attack on JtDoo was m)re @u'
cessfl 4 large force from L'gos coveret oy the guns
Of n POLY tmus, attacked that place al the 21'h o.
tcb,r destroyed slave est blishmenf AM doer) tl1
v ie slavetrader three of whom we're killed All one ~
two Desperately wounded coairved 10 escape Lagos "iS
inn rowing eud m of Abbeokeu'an wlrrior' w1'
oxssferat,d az KOsocos atrocities. had come oyn ID ~
a-s,inrre u, young King was acting w;h great vg ~
neirI,ureity kcsoco chief engine, D. Lima P)s
;vru, se n sde his escape. United S.r.i'e Gazette
Tnr EXPEDITION TO CEsrR,L AFRIc,.-The f,iowins
conmulicetion from Nr. Petermann appears in TIE As
ComnmricaiI3us nave been received from Dr. voyll
m 10 the nth Of October last A. that dat, he wH sl
NJ Mrrzuk but the departure thence was X ~ i9 neS
following day. lie Lad unavodahlY oeel opus;i I" .,N
u, ward of two months At that place on a'cpuat OF his
travelling companion aud protector tho O)ner OK t!e
Sultan of BOrnu-tO whom "a vel a. - oiler p''pe "A
Al al ,rt of the world ~ Dr. Nbge says, the trite Swing
'tmd is money is altogether un.nown-ani whp alp19
had cnus,d the delay although, when asked on aif ar
rival at Murguk, to when they vlull depart he gave
tLe anawer IanWs tlnwa,' in ne lately. INN tfey
Dr Nog,l has partly occupied his t,ne n ltrzlt n re-
ducing his various ohervaonshe results Of which have
now BEEN cent home ard pa-ty wi expio n2 the sar
rounding country Among other things b. fpuht s)n,
interesting oubs Of great antiquity IA the Waiy Dornl
near tic yilage Khrak about 100 English nes n)rh If
lurzuk ihtse tombs consisted of about h1y pyramids,
nostly between Fix and eight feet high AID six 10 Ell ut
feet square al the bases the sles cOreP,nimg precisely
with tie four qua ers of the globe. Only two OF these
pyramids were sixteen feet high
Zone of the pyramids opened anil in the interior
carefully constructed tomb ye 70 six feet long three feet
vide and thee teet hgh discovered, with the 3Iee-
ton Of child apparently 10 to Il years Of age together
witt some pesrs and coras DR. Vogel tried 70 get % tho
interior Of Of the larger psram but fon the con
timed breaking OF the implements in demDshing tho
walls The peo declared that it must DO the tomb Of
eat tie disturbance OF which would bring misfortune on
their heads and consequently refused their asstalce in
tie excavation. gratifying to learn that Dr. NOgel
lus in the least suffered from the climate ana has
passed the time at that dangerous place, MtrLu<,
without ndispostion while nearly all of his people were
more or less attacked by fever lie hoped 70 reach hlka
in IS OF 90 days From the circums that NJ news
bod come from DR.. Barib there be little doubt that
this energetic traveller ha continued his journey TO Tin
buooo aud commenced the exploration of the middle
eoarTe of the Kowara and the countries in that region
which are Is yet unknown to Europeans