New-York tribune., 1841-05-08

fear the oaiy real and tangible results will be payment f
100000 dollars within the specified time, possibly col
lected BY some additional mp0sts the foreign trade
We do learn that any reduction OF the existing heavy
duties contemplation, any modification OF The OBJ
lectonable Hong system but trust when the details OF
The arrangement promulgated shall find these nat
iers will be properly arranged and some hope be afforded
of d system OF trade for the future.
The East India China Association had held meeting.
and adopted letter Vlscount Pamerston, expressing
their dissatisfaction at the arrangements entered INTO be
tween Captain Elliot and the Chinese authorities. Inns
letter signed by all the heads of the houses engaged la
the China trade Liverpool, and forwarded to London
Lord Pamerstop had appointed hs 2st ut the day 10
receive delegation from the merchants on the subject
The National French journal, makes the following OBJ
servatons the news from China France may well look
upon the planting of John Bulls standard the island OF
Hong Kong, with jealousy.
The most important clause Of the treaty that
which spuates for the of the island OF HonghoDg
Great Britain England thus realizes her dream OF TWO
In 1860 after several ultless attempts the
Chinese seas, she established factory at tormosa She
then attempted dsodge the Portuguese from Macoa and
to establishment in the Island of Annoy but this
project failed The authority given 10 England IN 1861 10
establish factory Canton did not satisfy and consequent
w. she ceased intriguing Peklnn order TO obtain
permission install herself soldy on the territory OF
the Chinese empire. In 1855 the English appeared al
Sngpo, and the OF the century, they set
foot on the soil of TchouChan (not Cusan) but they
compelled abandon both From that time they were
unable succeed until they called opium to their add and
now they triumph. Hong Kong, more properly speak
ing the archipelago of Hongkong situated in the bay
OF Canton opposite the river of that and about three
myrametres rather than English mlles) 10 the
OF Macao.
This group occupies small space in the possessions
of the Chinese empire that only find in very large
maps, and there only the largest islands laid
down TIL largest OF the two that which gives It's
the archipelago, only myrametres long, taken AZ
lis longest part and its mean breadth is about myriame
haf stands HAIRS M are
inhabited their position constitutes all their Importance
The English the first 10 appreciate the advantages
which they offer in military and commercial point OF
view They have long served nest OF smueglers and
pirates We easily conceive the value OF this acqus
ton In future the English will b" no longer compelled
place their ships under the protection OF the Portuguese
guns Whist nominally within the domlnonS Of the En-
peror of China they will be at home this is all they want
ed In 6li, they obtained permission from the Great
Mogul to found establishment SuTaa THIS served
their point dapp for the conquest OF india and the
Emperors of Delhi learned TO their cost that 10 sur
render single inch OF ground 10 the English Is TO furnish
them with thu of stealing entire kingdom. What
the English did the banks of the Canges, they will do
in China.
They know to use the word. of Lord Napier, that they
have to do with people who without the means OF
Defence and they will lay hsd of the first opportunity for
throwing off The mask. In the meantime, they will continue
gain ground and strength according their prasew orty
CUSTOM until SEINE fine day the anger OF the Emperor will
break forth and give r-c to new war and sew conces
The part of the Chinese This the history OF all
the invasions OF the English"
THE EAST.
The Paris correspondent OF the London Morning Post
states the authority of letter from Vienna OF the lth
instant that the EaserA Question may be regarded set
died. for that Reschd Pacha who had been only the
of Lord Ponsoby has been dismissed through the united
efforts of the Russian and Austrian Ambassadors, and has
been replaced by Rilaat Bcy who formerly Ambassador
Vienna and who, since that period has been in close
nection with FRINGE Mettenich Al Rnat Beys first
tbo tfin-t
Affairs soemnly promised that within few DAYS the Porte
would publish haiti scheri with the notifications
urged by Austria namely the direct succession To the pa
claic Egypt This said have produced great
sensation the diplomatic circles Paris, ONLY because
of the defeat Lord Possonby and his probable recall bur
the complete fall of the system OF reforms and
changes into which Reschid Pacha had embarked Tho
aldcation of Mehcne Ali in favor of IDraim Pacha is
looked upon probable event.
On the 10Th of March, the Turkish fleet, with only 5000
of the 81 900 who mauEed 1t on reaching Egypt re-
entered the Bosphorus. The Sultan had repaired in his
steamer to the Kios OF the Serago Bournou, order
witness the event. The Mthnoudi~h ship of the line,
took the lead and doubling the point of the Serago,
fired salute of guns which his highaes ordered should
be instantly returned AL the other vessels Of the fleet fol-
lowed the example of the Mahmoudich
The feet consisted Of wenty-sx sail; eight ships of the
line. garS, corYeties, and brlgs and other
et vessels The entire population Of Con,tantinope and
It's envons lined the banks OF tue channel and crowned
spectacle In the of the afternoon, the Sultan went
on board the A1ahmoudeh accompanied by all the Pdsas,
and conplimenrd Admiral Walker, in the most laerlng
terms his conduct throughout the occurrences
Major Brace, >wede, and broter-inav- q Baron Bu-
now thu Russian Ambassador nondon has entered the
of the Porte, and Beyrout in command Of the
Turkish regiment
Great dissatisfaction was felt among the Syrans still de-
tanned in Egypt Numbers BE- IN the regi-
ment Il cavalry encamped outside Alexandria. 1t was
chiefly this circumstance which had given the cool
and dissatisfaction observed between the Pasha and
Commodore Napier, previously the departure OF the lat
arrived safely Beyrout.
1t Is remarked thar NJ Cochele who had been replaced
ConsaGeneral Cor France by Count Rohan bhsbo had
long confidential interviews with Mehemet Ali before his
departure.
Advces from Con=taninople of the 18th of March
set ratncned tha capita the 10Th.