charge ofa considerable portion of the Fed.

ALGERIA.
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leral troops. -


ALGERIA.


Marshal Bugeaud has postponed his
plans for carrying fire and sword into those


districts Of Algeria which are inhabited bv
the kabyles the descendants Of the an.


cient Numidians in consequence of the re.
/ appearance of the unconquerable Abd.eI.


hader, on the south west frontier of ;he
! provence ofOran. The formidable chief


has got together considerable force, prin-
eipally composed OF Arabs of the desert
tribes. and is again threatening The advan-
ced posts of the French.


CHINA


The latest news from China was to the
18th ofJanuary.


Fow ,chow>foo and Ningpo are to be
gwen up as trading ports, and Chusan re-
tanned IN their stead. The Chinese were
building extensively on that island. An
other instalment OF the Chinese Indemnity
money. amounting to f3,000,000 had been
received at Whampoa on board the Vesta.


OREGON ENIGRANTs. Maj Thomas N.
Adams has been chosen Captain and Pilot
OF the Oregon emigrants assembled in the
vicinity OF independence. Mr.. A is said
TO be every way competent to the impor.
tant post which has been assigned him
The Independence Exposi,or says:


From present evidence we suppose that
not less than from Two to three thousand
people are congregating at this point pre-
vious to their start upon The prairie, which
Will be on or about the 10th of May.


THE number going out this year greatly
exceeds any previous year. Many are 90,
ing out with their families, sock and
slaves. A great many of the old farmers
Ia the upper part of this State have sold off
their farms and Joined the emigrants-
rLere is decided Improvement in the
character Of the emigrants this year. They
are generally men of responsibility and
good standing IN the communities in VIII .ch
they have hitherto lived, and they carry
with them not only the necessaries, bot
many Of the Iuxuries Of life. The Expos
ltor thus describes The style in which some
Of The emigrants are gong out:


"On looking on at the passing train, we
see among the foremost, very comfora
bic covered wagon, one of lie sheets Is
ltawn aside, there is an extremely nice
looking lady seated inside, very quietly
sewing: the bottom of the wagon is carpet /
ID there are two or three chairs, and at
ne end there is bureau, surmounted by
mirror; various articles of ornament and |
hang around the sides-a per
ect pFai,ie boudoir. Blessed be woman /
Shedding light and happiness wherever
he goes; with her the wild prairie will be
paradise!


That fine manly fellow riding along by
he side oflhe wagon, ard looking in so
leasantly, is doubtless the lady's husband
we almost envy him!


But they are past. and now comes team
fter team, each drawn by six or eighl |
out oxen, and such drivers! positively !
ons Of Anak not one ofthem less than ssx
let two in his stockings. Whoo ha Go
, boys We are in perfect Oregon fever!
Nov comes on the stock of every de-
;riptlon children, nigSers, horses, mules
'ws and oxen, and there. seems 10 be ne
id to them.