Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-03-19

THE KHAN OF CHIvA-"The Khan of Chiya,"
says letter from st. Petersburg, in the France is
50 Year, of age-brave, but ndolent. He is said to
be very DESTROYS OF being on good terms with Rus
sia but is controlled by his principal wife, beauti-
full and naughty woman of ~, sister Of the Sultan of
the independent kirghis and very fond of war. She
has armed 5000 kurdowz infantry and 26 900 Chiyi-
cavalry for the defence OF the town and has an
piled for assistance to her brother, who has howev
err, positively refused to go to with Russia
She is said TO be under the influence of an Italian
who acts malor-dOmo Of her husbands paIace =
The Khan is supposed to be possessed of large trca
and his stables are filled with the finest horses
OF Asia He has 600 slaves in his service the Chi
vians themselves being all military, and unwilling IN
| act as domestlcs The population Of his territory
consists of i26,0oo Chivians, and 5000 slaves"
News FROM RoME.-It is stated in letter from
Rome, published by the Leipsic Gasetts, that Don
Miguel has by no means renounced his pretensians
TO the of Portugal but is still INTRIGUING 10 ar
complish that object. Ii is added that Cardinal am
eruschini' the Secretary for Foreign Affairs had in
formed the minister Of the Portuguese government
at Rome that Ia the event of Don Miguel renouncing
ms claims on receiving pension according TO his
rank, the hrst condition towards reconciliation be-
tween the courts OF Portugal and Rome would be the
re-establishment Of the spiritual jurisdcton sf tie
Pope in Portugal. The Portuguese Minister ia 81 n
to have replied that by the constitution such ous,-
ion could only be left TO the Cortes who could hard
ly be expected to agree to it, The same letter saw,
that the negotiations between the Papal and Span;sb
governments are suspended.
The Americans have always been considered tar
exemplihed than the following account of a most
fitting present TO editor which we take from the
Cork Constitution of Tuesday last
The American packet ship South dmeriro n
New York, put into our harbor on Friday in conse
quence OF the strong easterly Winds land her mas
sengers The receipt of the articles mentioned in
the following note from her gallant commander laws
us under obligations which we have great pleasure
in acknowledging. We wish TO him and his rood
ship MANY trip as expeditions that which iand-
ed him at Cove
| lin Raj " lift bc bat
OF New York;, 10 days from New York, presents
his compliments to the Editer of the Constifufion
begs his acceptance Of piece Of fresh beef and
pair Of ducks, purchased in the New York mark Of.
! on the I'd instant.
Ship South America, Cove, 22d Feb. 1901
II is rumored that Viscount Melbourne will short
ly be created Marquis, and be appointed to the va
stall in st. Georges Chapel as KNIGHT of m.
Garter, in room Of the late Duke Of Bedford
/ RIcH AND RARE.-There NAV now be seen n.
paper, at the window Of an eating house in Middle
borough, Sudbury, the following
Victoria ssussEe:, rich and good;
The Philharmonic Society has lost this se,son
three of the best orchestral violins by the death of
Mori, the absence of Thomas, (gone TO Anne iea)
and the resignation Of Ella
The GaseHe Musicale announces the approacbi,s
marriage Of Madcmoiselle Pauline Garcia with M.
Niardet, who retires from the management of the
Italian Opera. =
DISPUTE WITH CHINA.-A ministerial paper saws
1--WE believe there is not the least foundation for
the report noticed on Friday in the Chronicle that
II is the intention of the government 20 send out 10
China dplomatist for the purpose Of arranging the
basis OF our commercial relations with that cosntrv
after the Chinese authorities shall have been
10 their senses by our naval and military operations
There are occasions when the best diplonlatist is
British Admiral and linc-of battle ship and none
other will be employed on this occasion"
/ CArLIN's NORTH American INDIAN GALLERY
EGYPTIAN HALL.-We observe in the Visitors
Book. At the door Of this exhibition the following
names of distinguished persons who have visited the
rooms within the few past days:-His Royal High
ness, the Duke Of SAKE Coburg, 1.-TWO visits) Prince
Ernest, Duke Of Norfolk Lord and Lady Lands
downe, Duchess Of Sutherland, and the Ladies Cow
err, Countess Of Charlcmont, Lady Paine ston Lord
Powerscourt, Lord Eastnor, and the Misses Cooks.
Countess Of Sandwich, the American Minister and
lady, Bishop Of London. Bishop Of Salisbury, and
Mrs. DeRison, Bishop Of Nova Scotia Lord Byron
Countess De Sails, Sir George Arson, LADY Park
and party, Sir James and Lady Clark Sir Francis
and Lady Chantrey, Lord Augustus Fitzclarence,
Lord Cole, Lady Mary Fox, Lady Agnes Hay, Lord
Adolphus fltzelarence, Sir Hudson Lowe, Lord
Borringdon, Lord Down, Lord Chesterfield Baron
de Gruben, Baron de Lowenfels The Hon. c. A.
Murray, Sir Francis Head, and Mr. Featherston-
haugh, so well known travellers in America have
made repeated visits, recognizing and pointing out
the chiefs and warriors Of their old acquaintance.
France.
Nrw FRrscu MrsIsrRY.-The old ministry have
been broken up. The Duke dc Broglie failed in his
attempt TO bring about understanding between
NJ. soult aud Duchatel, and NJ. Theirs. The for
mer could not with honor fling overheard their col
lea passv and Dufaurc IN enborL