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London, England, 1844-07-15 00:00:00

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_Jurds hsve taken up arms to resist the pay-1 LATER from the UNITED STATES.
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tier Population, become more and more burdensome in Asiatic LIVERPOOL, SATURDAY EVENING.
The same causes have led to a movement of the The royal mail steamer Acadia has just arrived,
+mountain tribes in Lasistan, so that the communication be having left Halifax on the afternoon of the 3d, anp
ft
• L'nTurkey and Erzeroum is now interrupted. The dif-
ferences between Turkey and Persia are in the same state as Boston on the Ist, having therefore made the passage
t before, Colonel Farrant, who has visited the frontier dis- from the former place in nine and a half and from
fr et' in dispute between the two countries, has returned
Baston in eleven and a half days. She brings eighty
°,1,1' Bagdad to Erzeroum. The conferences will become more
,i-e`ye, but the end of the negotiations seems to be remote, as passengers.
either the Porte nor the Persian Sovereign are at all dis-
I' The news by this arrival comprises only four days,
setl to male any concessions.—Allgemeine Zeitung, July 10,
one of which was Sunday, all the previous dates
having been brought by the Garrick and the Roches-
ter packet ships yesterday. The political intelligence
is destitute of interest, and the following are the only
extracts of importance from the papers :
On the Gth June, the British barque Dominican, Capt.
Salter, from London for Jamaica, was wrecked on the
Folle, a coral reef in the vicinity of Aux Cayes, about
twenty miles distant from the port, and was found to be
totally abandoned. It is supposed that her crew and
passengers took to their boats, and attempted to proceed
on to Jamaica, being afraid to land at Aux Cayes, as
they knew the island to be in a state of insurrection.
Nothing had been heard of them when the packet left.
'['he Dominican had a valuable cargo of dry goods,
liquors, &c. Among her passengers was a Mr. Field,
lieutenant of the royal artillery.
Mr. President Tyler has surprised his countrymen by
entering the married state, having espoused a Miss Julia
Gardner, eldest daughter of the late Hon. David
Gardner, of Long bland. The ceremony was strictly
a private one, not more than a dozen people being pre-
sent in the church.
MONEY MARKET, NEW YORK, JUNE 29.
(From the .New York American.)
The excessive heat of the last few days, which has
driven many people from the city, and the general stag-
nation incident to the season, have produced a pause in
the speculative spirit that for some weeks past gave ani-
mation to our Stock Market—and what are called
" fancies" have suffered consequently a decline. The
stable and dividend paying stocks remain as before, with
rather a tendency to rise.
Money continues abundant. Exchange on England is
dull at 9i prem. ; and coin remains, therefore, without
any demand for exportation.
We have the accounts, usual at this season, of partial
failure of the Wheat crop, and of damage to the growing
Cotton crop, but they amount to little or nothing. It is
indisputable that the yield of wheat will be immense ;
and coming, as it will, upon a market already glutted,
the prices can hardly fail to go lower. Some of the
new wheat of North Carolina and Virginia is already in
market, and several thousand bushels have been sold
there at from 87 to 90 cents the bushel.
The State of Pennsylvania, it is now hoped and be-
lieved, will restore herself speedily to the rank of solvent
States. We borrow from a contemporary, the Republic,
this statement :
" The State interest, which falls due on the Ist of
August next, will, by the terms of the appropriation
law, be funded in a stock, and the succeeding six
months' interest on the whole debt, due February,
1845, will be paid in cash ; so that from August, the
large debt of Pennsylvania may be considered active."
Certainly it is that no State in the Union can more
easily than Pennsylvania meet all her obligations ; and,
inasmuch as all branches of industry are flourishing
there, we cannot doubt that the ability to be holiest will
be seconded by the will and the deed.
The adjournment of Congress puts an end, for a time,
to all political agitation as connected with foreign affairs—
and the opinion now seeming general that Mexico will
not consent to any negotiation for the acknowledgment
of the alnexation of Texas to the United States, that
project may be considered as less formidable than here-
tofore.

AFFAIRS OF PORTUGAL.
'48130; JULY B.—With regard to the project of loan which
n
vr one of the conditions on which the tobacco contract is
to oe auctioned, it would be very unjust for capitalists to
Is'ermit tliemselves to be prejudiced by the recent conduct of
Pain in annulling a similar contract. While in Spain the
tobacco revenues were for the first time let out to contrac-
tors, having previously been collected by the State, in Portu-
g,ai contractors have always had their management. Rut
'file faith of contracts has here been, for the most part, faith-
ellY observed, and the principal and interest of a debt thus
',coed upon the tobac revenues theelves would be in-
Tplably secure under all Governments.ms The break-down of
their tobacco enterprise in Spain gives probability to the sup-
position that Messrs. Rothschild will successfully compete
ei,er this contract in Portugal. The financial prospects of the
Fr assumed so definite a shape as at present.
5 i„ve Per cent. reduced in the expenditure of the State, and
b ''er cent. added to the great bulk of its income, which will
„! Immediately carried into effect, and is sure of approval in
the entire
amounts te a substantial increase of one-tenth in
entire revenue ; and the additional half per cent. in the
dividend on the foreign debt, payable a year hence, becomes
ft'lY practicable. The receipts of the Lisbon Custom-house
andthe year ending the 30th of June, 1843, were 1,974 k contos,
those of the year ending the 30th of June, 1844, have
this
2,259 contos, showing a clear gain to the revenue in
t„18 single branch to the extent of 284 contos, or 64,2971.
of, comparative maps which have been presented to the
`"l3, the receipts of the Sete Cassis (Excise) for the past
bl4l. exceeded those of the previous year by 67 contos, and
the receipts of the Oporto Custom-house exceeded those of
„„e Previous year by 283 contos, being a gain to the Trea-
ZTY of about 79,000/. The entire Customs and Excise re-
b'lins of Lisbon and Oporto.exceed those of the previous year
the enormous amount of 634 4-5 contos, or 143,464 L
—an
peresse owing almost entirely to a vigilant superintendence
"'II/Mevery ing nook of these establishments. This im-
ew• ernent will aid materially in carrying out the new final-
Pro'e t
The ce*
Queen has come in from Cintra.
a,,senior Cabral's operations against the newspaper press are
th'Nr as follows :—ln the jury list which he has made out for
sic of
three months, and which is composed of seventy indi-
i,"nals, figure fifty-nine Government employes. A full exer-
ecFc of the right of challenge cannot fail to leave a majority
1,4:1'P/oyes on the jury; and the Opposition papers, which
dingess all be immediately tried, have every chance of
; convicted, and mulcted in heavy fines besides incarce-
be Len. If this does not gag them, a -Star Chamber is next to
ea.,snbstituted for a jury selected fairly from the country, the
soak's Star Chamber to be composed of judges and official per-
ti; This is the undoubted arrangement by which freedom
tb,koughts is to be cherished in this land of liberty.
ron Tojal is on the point of concluding an operation with
ea' bank for the advance of sufficient money to cover the
anMenses of the State till the meeting of the Cortes.
dispatch from the Portuguese Plenipotentiary in Rome
OYnees that the Pope has consented to the entire sap-
ti„lon of the dispensed holidays in Portugal, to a diminu-
k—.ll. in the number of those which must still be strictly oh-
' wc(l, and to t ference of the festivals of the patron soih, a ranb ,
b, is of churches in all cases to the Sundays. The requisite
",,,ef will be immediately forwarded.
e grape crop is so advanced that its quality for the
i'Zlng season may with tolerable safety be predicted. The
mshe for many weeks past has been at times broken, and
ost always cloudy, while the beats have been very mode-
-4e1"; If the advent of the genuine summer is much longer
babfed, the grapes will be seriously injured; but it is pro-
tipe_e.that we shall have sufficient heat for the purpose of
TbeuN, and the fine weather seems to have now set in.
ow_Jl:uit is fully formed, and all that is required is sun, to
it With succulent juice.
of"e commerce of Oporto and Lisbon was never in a state
krater depression than it is at present. Outrages against
ihatPFIY are now of daily occurrence throughout the wine
41 nets of the north of Portugal, and the robbery of churches
oblegi sa,M resorted to. There are likewise numerous commer-
ot4lluree. The extensive and respectable house of Martin
englas has failed at Lisbon and Oporto to a large amount.
since were general merchants, and established some time
voi„_ foundry at Oporto, which is said to have chiefly in-
-04'87 them. Amongst the other failures are two very bad
lition„tionaingos de Almeida Ribeiro has had his failure pro-
lispti-cu fraudulent by the Tribunal of Commerce, and J.
ii)aeola Medico, who fled from the town a few days since,
wo 'ed to the merchants there some 40 contos (near 10,0001.),
laedieirsued to Vigo, but was found to have sailed for Eng-
Inett!,l:l the packet. The depression in the wine trade is im-
tegran' aand
th unless the tariff convention is concluded with
", e ruin of the export trade is expected.

There are rumours of the President's purpose to call
an extra session of Congress, and as agitation is the
chief hope of those who favour annexation, they will
endeavour, doubtless, to promote the call. Ap do not
think it will be made.
SALES AT THE STOCK EXCHANGE, JUNE 29.
3,000 Ohio Sixes, 1856
10,000 Indiana Dollar Bonds, 25 yrs 45
50 Shares United Service Bank

100 Do. Vicsburg Bank
50 Mechanics' Bank.
500 Farmers' Loan
50 Stonington Railroad 43
15 Erie Railroad lB

86 Syracuse and Utica Railroad
150 Reading Railroad
65 Canton Railroad
75 Mohawk Railroad 6O
100 North American Trust ll
20 Ohio Life and Trust 974
100 Paterson Railroad Bl
520 New Haven Canal 32
50 Long Island Railroad
100 Harlem Railroad
25 Norwich and Worcester Railroad
DIVIDENDS.—The Bank of America has declared a
dividend of 3 per cent. for the last six months, payable
July 6th.
The North River Bank, 34 per cent. payable July 8.
The Tradesmen's Bank has declared a semi-annual
dividend of 5 per cent., payable on July 1.
PHILADELPHIA, JUNE 28—P. M.
The Stock operations to-day were spirited, and to a
larger amount than on yesterday, and prices were
pretty well sustained. Pennsylvania Fives declined I,
and United States Bank about 50 cents. a share ;
2,000 dolls. Pennsylvania Fives sold at 754 ; 2,000 dolls.
at 754 ; and 14,000 dolls. at 754 ; 5,000 dolls. Vennes.
see Bonds, 864 ; 2,000 Philadelphia County Fives, 94 ;
1,200 ditto, Sixes, 1014 • 30 shares Girard Bank, 11 ;
400 ditto, at ;59 Wilmington Railroad, 214 ; 100
United States Bank, 74 ; 20 Commercial Bank, 52.
At the Second Board, 3,000 dolls. C. and Delaware
Canal Loan at 644 ; 7,000 dolls. Pennsylvanian Fives at
751 ; 6,000 Reading B. Bonds at 72 ; 2,000 dolls. Ken-
tucky Bonds at 1044 ; 4,000 dolls. Pennsylvanian Fives
at 754, s. 5 ds. ; 1,500 dolls. Wilmington R. Sixes, 1858,
at 84 ' • 300 shares Girard Bank at 104 ; 200 Wilming-
ton R. at 21, s. 5 ds. ; U. S. Bank closed at 74 asked ;
Girard Bank at 104 a 104 ; Wilmington R. at 21k a 21+;
Reading R. Bonds, 72 ; Pennsylvania Fives, 754 a 75.