, 1842-10-22
FOREIGN NEWS.

Woolwich from her tour to Scotland
on the 18th, and proceeded mmedi-
ately TO London, and thence by rail-
road to Windsor.
The disturbances in the manufac-
turing districts were not yet abated,
and at Manchester one Of the rioters
had been killed.
The duty on foreign wheat had lis
to l6s., and on flour 10 9s. 7id. per
bbl- During the week, ending the
18th, American flour advanced 81.
per bbi., but subsequently this advan-
tage was lost.
There is nothing later from India
and China.
According to the Gazette du Midi.
of the 18th ult., the Russians had ex-
~perienced another check in CircaSsia.
The insurgents surprised at night and
cut TO pieces 4 BODY Of about 10000
men, encamped under the walls at
Marga, and made themselves masters
of that fortre IS. which they entered
together with the tugitiveS. Nearly
the whole OF the troops in the camp
were pat to the sword. and Il number
Of officers were made prisoners.
The Moniteur Parisian announces
that a revolution took place in Servia
on the 31st ult., and that Prince
Michael had escaped into Austria
The insurgents, under the command
of VoUchilch. soon became masters
of the arsenal. and Prince Michael.
after defending himself during two
DAYS, had been al last abandoned by
the greater part of his troops. and
compelled to seek his safety in flight.
FAILURES IN THE Com TRADE.--
The new scale Of corn duties is ex-
tending its effects to the continental
specuIations. Many failures in the
north of Europe. we are given 10 I'M
derstand. have occurred from the eX-
tensive fluctuations noted in the val
ue of wheat in our market, but none
have occasioned so much regret as
the stoppage of Messrs. LubiensAi
& Co.. at Dantzic. announced in the
letters thence on Friday.
An opinion appears to be entertain
ed among many persons. that foreign
ers may compete with the curers or
holders of beef and pork, suitable
for the consumption of her Maiesty's
navy. in the large contract soon TO
be commended for at the Somerset
House. In this opinion. some OF our
Irish contemporaries seem TO have
participated; but as far as the pres
ent contract is concerned, we believe
there is not the most remote proba-
bilitv ofany such competition exisist-
ing. as it is specially required by the
terms of the contract that the pro-
visions to be supplied must be cured
in the U. States
liverpool, Sept. 20.-The news
from America. relative to the ratltlca-
ton Of Lord Ashburton's treaty with
the United States. by the Senate. and
the settlement Of the American tariff.
has been much commented upon IN
mercantile circles and by the press.
By some. important and immediate
benefits to trade on this side OF the
Atlantic are predicted from the ope-
ration of the latter measure; whilst
by others, the conclusion Come Il re-
specting its practical working, Is not
at all favorable. and it is confidently
asserted that it will neither answer
as a question Of revenue, nor as a
protection to Atlantic manufactures.
The adjustment of the points OF
difference upon which Lord Ashbur-
ton was empowered TO negotiate, has
been viewed with pretty general sat
isfaction. The effect which will be
produced in France bv the conclusion
Of the treaty with America has been
a point of interest and curiosity, IN
discussing the merits of the question;
and more especially, as 1t relates To
the article in the treaty providing tor
the reciprocal right Of search for the
suppression of the slave trade on the
coast of Africa.
The Republic of Guatemala, for
which a small loan was raised here IN
1926; has commenced remlttances IN
produce raised in that country to-
wards the liquidation of the dividends
which are in arrear since February,
1929. OF the amount proposed to
be raised (fl,42s,971) bonds OF the
value of but fi67,000 were taken.
The remttances consist Of indigo,
cochineal, &c.
Accounts from the Turkish from
tier, Of the 3lst uit., state that Chekio
Efendi, the Ottoman Commissioner,
bad arrived at Belgrade, and been re-