New-York tribune., 1841-06-19


inas of 10000 TO OO00 held almost daily Iney "i
be ou, IN their nigh, at the coming Election
The Law agitatos and excitement increases
daily ,l-oYybout England Immense meetings IN favor OF
Cbeao Bread are every where held Their tona is ene7-
getc and confident
The Cartists are as ac;iye The presentation ct
. in Parliament BY Mr. T Duncombe, from one MD
lion and three hundred thousand persons was but the open
ing Of the suu,uer campaign
FnAScE Tranquil! The Ministry negotiating an enoF-
nous Fay the expenses Of their War troc last year
The trial q, BARNES and his conedcracs by the Peers had
been cencl,dcd Consderc acquitted, Duclo handed
over TO tls tribunals and Darmes sentenced to death lie
refused petition for mercy, and was executed on the ist
Important from China.
The overland Maj! from India had reached Londen with
intelligence that the Emperor had refused 10 ratJy The
Trsaty made by Commissioner keshen rM P2entpOfen-
Aary Elliot he further ordered kcshen be sent IN irons
Pekin for his trucking the outer barbarians
He will grant them their ahcct submission
after having eyac1acd all their conqucs Upon this a'
neuncemcn the British Immediately TOOK possession ot the
Bogue forts and the factory at Canton.
On the 22d Of April Sir Gordon Bremen arrived at Cal
cutta from Canton and conference with the Governor
General rcnforcenents forthwith ordered proceed
TO China. So the aaar length serious aspect
and the Mail will probably bring dings Of the capture
or destruction of Canton The has fairly begun
The General Steam Navigation Co intend establishing
Immediately regular communication between London and
New-Yos. \ vessel is every fortnight from both
cities to carry the mails light goods and passengers. Six
first class steamships of 200 each. stated he
now in readiness.
The rcgenue from the Penny Postage in England
ing From made by the founder OF the present
system appears ha, the present of increase Is per
cent per aunum, that if it should continue 10 increase in
the for the year the restoration of the
revenue of this department will be complete.
The whole line of the Grca, Western Railway will be
opened from Bristol London, in July next The passer
gers si the next NcwY steamship WILL her arrival be
within five houre of the metropolis.
Letters from Bombay, dated May l, give the following
part culars:
II apnears that Keshen the Imperial Commissioner, tho
apparently invested with full powers treat with delay
ed the execution of the treaty which he had concluded
with Captain Elliot till he could obtain the Emperors
lmaon Oft. The imperial Cabinet, mperiectly acqualn
ted with the emergency OF circumstances has rejected the
The treaty and determined Four imperial edlcts
have been received breathing hostility and defiance 10 the
English ordering that since the rebeous disposition OF the
foreigners has thus become manifest, nothing Is lett but 70
eXtemlnate them. Instead OF yls0inG an lhcH oy paying
down the price Of the opium, granting them landing
place the Emperor describes the English as having re-
belled against Heaven and opposed reason They are,
says he, like dogs and sheep IN their disposition II Is
difficult for Heaven and earth longer 10 bear with the
English, and both gods and men indignant at their
conduct" Il have heard says the emperor, that for
months past they have debauched mems wives and daugh
tcrs, made cap,ives, carried away property bu iors
opened wate-coprses, and set counterfeit officer, who
issues proclamaons ordering the people pay the duties
In sleeping or eating find no quiet
The blood Of the Tartar rulers excited by these
mites Keshen is ordered 10 be delivered over TO ihe
Board of Punishment; STILL however, retaining his com
mand and the Admiral Kevan. though descended from the
God of war; is 10 lose his button Troops have been or
dered to proceed Canton. Flying orders nave Deen sent
TO the Provinces OF and TO pro-
ceed Immediately Canton also flying dispatches 10
Ken-Se forward the 2OOJ troops already stationed Al
Kan Chow for Canton keshen Is oroered 10 eXhor and
stimulate the soldiers advance with valorouS daring and
TO be the foremost in battle for II absolutely necessary
that the rebeous foreigners mus; give up their heads
which and the prisoners be sent 10 PeklA IN cages
10 UNDERGO the last penalty The fate OF Anstruiher and
and his unfortunate companions appears to be sealed.
Captan Elliot finding that the negotiations had thus been
broken off seems TO hare reused himself from his ehaTgy
ON the 95th the Bogue Forts attacked, and taken
uLor, The loss of single man killed wounded on cl
rher side The casualties among the Chinese, though nor
ascer,aned are believed 10 have been great thousand
prisoners were taken, who were immediately liberated
According 10 the last which reached US 10 the
=, March Cant Elliot intended Immediately proceed 10
Canton and sad that Keshen had invited the foreign
consu to mediate between him and the English nus ie
10 the ground all the flaming Assurances OF apt Eio''
that the negotiations were proceeding most ausplcousy-
Thus are annhilaed blow, all the tiaiieFng prom
held ou, BY the ministerial organs home of speedy
and satisfactory adjustment OF al differences
OF all the wars in Which have been engaged III the
East this is likely 10 be the most troublesome
The circumstances which have iranspred cannot there
fore a 10 produce radical change throughout the whole
empire Had the Emperor quietly acceded TO the lrea
which after all we fear dgracetul 10 rs than 10 hln
the lofty pretensons of the Tartar dynasty and the eXc
sveness Of the Cabinet might have appeared IN the eyes
OF subjects to &c still iryioa;c Bu: the ieclh COZ Ao
y which he has manifested will necessarily oFce us 10
more extended operations. We must make up our nl'los
liner 10 give up China and its trade altogether ororce the
Emperor into concessions al the cannons mouth
The Bombay Gazette concludes by severely condemnne
the government home for its want OF foresight ana Gae
n,anagement of the Chinese question Ii is OF opinion thai