New-York tribune., 1842-02-05

says that the clause iAthc Bank Bill compelling
tic Bunks 10 RESUME specie payment tmmediatc-
ly, was passed in the House Wednesday, by vote
of - 10 Il; and their correspondent expresses an
opinion that the Bill will pass both Houses.
The BAxKEupr Law IN MAIYLAND.-The |.
s. District Court of the State of Maryland have
published tmcnty-tdrce rules containing substan-
TALLY and in most cases literally. the same pro
visions those adopted by the Circuit and Dis
,rict Courts in this City, for the government Of pro-
cccdngs in Bankruptcy.
FHoN Cu1SA.-Thc following is the official an
nounccment of the Capture of Annoy. 1t is dated
August 3lst, 1911, on board the Blcnllcim in
| CIRCULAR
| To her britannia Najestys Subjects IN China.
Her Macstys Pcnipotcntiary, &c, hns The
highest degree of satisfaction in announcing TO her
Majc.tys subjects, and others who feel an interest
in the question that the city OF Annoy with It's very
extensive formidable line of batteries and fleet of
g,u,-boa,s and war iunks (he whole mounting up
ward of five hundred pieces of cannon) was taken
possession of on the Goth instant, after short but
animated defence on the part of the Chinese, by
her NIaiestv's naval and land forces under the
command Of their cxcclcncics Rear Admiral Sir
| William, Parker. C B., and Major General Sir
! Hugh Cough, X. c. B.
This brilliant achievement has been happily ac-
compishct with very ,riiling loss; and, i'll adli-
tion to the works, all of which have been 'lisman-
tied and destroyed, and the guns spiked andbroken,
immense magazines full of munitions Of war have
been either removed or regarded useless.
| Arrangements are now in progress tor leaving q
detachment of troops on the small island of kno-
| langsu, (Which is separated fromlhe town ofAmoy
| by channel Of deep watcr,) and some of II. NJ 8
ships will likewise remain at this port, while the
grcut body of the expedition advances to the north
ward, 50 that British oth.r ships that may touch
here during the ensuing season. will find ample
projections and be secure from any risk or mocsta-
tion.
Her Macstys Plenipotcntiary deems il quite
| supcrluous to say one word as to the manner in
which this importan, service has been performed.
The facts require no culogun. The Chinese
Government vainlv ina sincd tllcv had rendered
| Amoy mprcg enable, but were undcccivctl, in the
| presence of the Viccrov of the Provinces of Che
| kcag and Fokicn, (who, with number Of high Of
| iccr> witnessed the attack from the heights above
| the town. the short space OF four hours from
the firing of the first gun; and had the opposition
| been d,mes rtltn ii was, the spirit
and bearing OF all employed showed that the result
must have been ,hrSanlc. God save the Queen.
(signe,D HENRY PoTTINGER:
II. Ms Penpoenary
The following Imperial Edic, was received at
Prkin July Isl:
lih and his colleagues have reported respecting
the burning and cXtcrlnna,ing the rebellious bar
barianS ships in the Canton river, lts right
| that should send down my imperial will, that all
rho >rln l., sir1
themselves in this affair should, after a clear cXa-
mination, be reported. Now the SAID General and
his colleagues have reported that the valiant sol
diers burn, the English ships opened their fire
night and day from their great guns and of all
those of the robbers who landed, there were no
places from whence they were not either driven
back or killed.
General Chang T>ingyum fired OFF with his own
match eighty great guns. and fought hand TO hand
with the rebels, and calling his soldiers around OPP
posed and drove them back.Z.rlc distinguished
military officers OF the city joining with the valiant
lads and llculmcn of the siascs, also burnt the
ships aud attacked the robbers, cutting of the re-
bcous baIbprianS. Fir>, the rebel General sub
mittcd with crca, numbers Of the black and white
barbarian vasabonds At the present time all the
barbarian slips have retired through the tiger ;
gate order that all tho civil and military officers
who have distinguished themselves be reported,
,lnt propor,ionltc i;yor> be conferred upon them,
TO stimulate them 10 cx.rtionS; communicates the
names of those on whom the rewards are 10 be CON
terrcd the proper board, in order that the regular
warrant, may be issued Respect ,lS.
y letter from Canton under date OF Sept aa3d
saws:
Irsdc here in u state extreme dcprcS-
SION far CONCERTS imports. There IS no de-
raand for Cotton and Noocn manufactures, Cotton.
or Cotton Yarn. although prices are lower than
they have been for long time. The prospect of
an improvement depends upon the chance OF the
difficulties between the British and Chinese being
arranged. Teas are almost nominal, tor the mar
Set Is now entirely cleared Of most, and nearly so
Q, all descriptions of last seasons Teas 4 few
eh"ps OF new Congo have arrived. bu, prices haze
not oecn settled for anyot them, and i, will be some
months before the new greer, kinds are ready for
shipping
Total amount Of Teas exported from Canton. .Iulv
18Th :" 'llSt l. l8+l-l6.52l chests Young Hyson
so do Hyson. 3ol4 HySon Skin. 1000 Gun.
powder, 1,i55 Imperial LISP Congo. 3.o43 Sou
chong. 1888 Powchons,3 3 Pccco
Hrc7oR CRAIG, Esq formerly Member OF Con
gress and sometime Surveyor Of ,hi, port. died a,
his residence in Orange county. on the 3lst uit
q The steamboat Arrow Went up the rivcr to