Swansea and Glamorgan Herald, and South Wales Free Press. — 1852-08-04 (Swansea, West Glamorgan, Wales)

LATEST.  Society Islands.—Flight of Queen Pomare.— The news hum the Sveis ty islands received at New York on the I tub, by the Hawaiian oh toner " Fels outwit," which touched at Talllll 011 her passage from Auckland, NZ., to San Ft ancisco. is of an interesting nature. A few days before the departure, Ition.a was the scene of a conflict between the republicans and the royalists. The half bred native vino was elected by the former as Pre'Sill,llr pro tem., was overpowered mid forced to flee w.th his boors lit Iltr.• the sudden assatilts of the reyalists. The republicans, however, rallied, received sting r,inforcements, anti marched against Q11(1.11 Poloare's troops, repitlaing theta with constdeiolle loss ot lire on both sides, and reinstating their President. Qm en Pinnate, hearing of the deteat of her troops, has! cood in person to Rim, a, to turn the title of war. She was assailed with great lure, and barely escaped with her 11th, by taking refuge on hoard a FrebAi fitate. This vessel, Captam ikon reports, arrivi it at Lalni no, Mani, otte id- the group of Sandwich Islands, On the 15th ult., the day idt which his vessel sailed trom that mitt, having 011 board the Queen of the Society Islands, who has thus heeti forced to abdicate her throne. Captain WIl.ll re. ports that the flight of Queen Pottiare restored quiet and tranquillity at Matra. United States.—The "New York Tribune" fins a long at tiele funded " Tine:veiled Ittiptute with England," in reference to the policy of the present Government, tespectmg the American and English fishermen on the coati of New laumilaad.  With respect to the abduction case mentioned in our thst page, the h.balid 1$ Chpll Money. ta the East I otis Service, and the lady is the daughter of the Rev. Mr. Johnstone.  Fatal Accident at Bristol—On Saturday, Mr. til 'idol; held all inquest on the body of Alfred John (Alb, son of b chymist, residing in Wine.street, who was I ;tilled by falling from the cliffs on the bank of the river Avon. From the evidence of a younger brother of the d.•coased, it appeared Mot on Thursday evening they Iwere walking under the Leigh woods on the side of die I Avon, and when thiy came near a spot Liown as the " bound Point," the deceased endeavoured to scale the rocks or the purpose of exploring them, when suddeoly his foot slippid, and deceased saw lion tumble down the rock. He bastened to his assistance, but be could lieithvt speak nor move. So a e of the quart ymen and three aentlemen carted him to the nearest cotiage. A conve3ance was then procured, and he was conveyed first to Ids own home, and then to the Bristol Infirmary, „where it was ascertained that he had recei,ed a fricture of the skull. He died it; about half an hour after he was admitted. The jury returned a verdict " acct. :mind deittli." The de:rased had but lit,t lett Saiansea, wl ere be managed the business 01 blr. F. Biggs, outing niketemporary alisence. •  No ictis than SOO emigrants sailed from Gravesend on on ity l'int l'hitlip. Tha " Llitiapare," he'might:. to Mr. Lindsay, tank out 200; the " Admiral," 110; t.e"Citaltheis," 230; and th,rii lll:tinder • ailed in other sidle.. Captain L ut aild II in. Chisholm sadressed  Mr. 'E. A. Glover, a barti,tor, has taken cot a Patent for an Illy, Wit.. by which %easels of any ajar, stink in fathomable water, tnayse laisetl to the tillriiiCe without  inj.ii y. r,port is prevalent that, oing to certain circwnsue., Mr. Arns‘rotig, M. P. or I.,,incaster, intends on caking Lis boa, to a..:sept tile Cuiltein iiunareds, and risk a ilea .  ..-- A most horrible case of matricide occurred near on Saturday night last. A poor widow, named Thomas, was murdered While asleep by her son, :Tuff 25, who for some flow post, has manifested symptoms o a, ens it totell,,ct. Ile had previously dug a grave in the garden. its which lie carrir it his mother's dead h dy, to ripped op to a cow:ft:Tone. The Last 01 the Electipnx.—The return from Orkney Aid Snetlaml, the only stonstitiviky w!iose return had not neen previously received, gives the billowing result: Duudas (Liberal), 153; Inglis ( byite), 128. y .1.. sour Westphal, of discovered a Comet MI the tug ui ot the 2411 i . its posmon on the night of tic 25i1l was 139 55' 20" Cotliht.tell trirrid.ool  --......._ _ A severe shock 01 Earthquake WHO felt tu Jamaica on Me ith of July. Saturday afternoon, Thomas Watts, aged 42, a marl Md jean with seven clitioren, and who pad been long io the service of the Great AVestern Railway Company. committed suicide by do °will himself beim e the engine of the express train, near the Wallingford station,  GLIMOItGANSIJIKr At