, 1842-08-06
Is DAYS LATER FROM EUROPE.

important VeUS from lndl1 n
China.
The steamship Acadia, Captain
Wright, aeiyed at East Boston on
WednesdaySAi2ht, at half past seven
o'dkck- She left Liverpool on the
5thSf July. There has been anot!-
er shameful attempt to assassinate
the Queen.Y vi the news from India
and china is important.
In England, the great manufacture
ing and commercial distress %contin-
ues 10 exist, but well disposed parties
seem inclined TO trace this 10 the over
creative power Of machinery, than
to any other cause. There has been
extreme depression Of late. owing to
all parties having withheld from bust
ness operations until the passing Of
the Tariff bill enables them to see
clearly what steps to take in their
matters Of irregular business and specu-
lation. The tariffbeing now settled.
OF course, such causes are remov-
ed.
The income tax and new tariff bill
had both passed Parliament.
The ratification Of the treaties be-
tween Great Britain and Texas were
exchanged on the 28th of June bv
Lord Aberdeen and the Honorable
Asbel Smith.
The Senate of Hamburg has lust
published a third list Of su~bscrintions
towards the relief of the sufferers
from the late fire. The total amount
received. up to the 18th of June, was
about 100000.
The new tariff bill allows the i'm
portatlon of n~egro-head tobacco, from
the u. States, Of $50 lbs. particular
weight and tare of tobacco need not
be marked upon each hid; separate
manifest not required.
AMERICAN FUNns. July 4.-Louis;a.
ma sterling, S per cent. 50; n. Y.
1855, 5 per cent, IS; Ohio, 1850. 6
per cent, IS.
The convict Francis, who fred at
the Queen. has been reprieved.-
There does exist a doubt that TIE p;s.
tol was loaded with a destructive sub.
stance.
The announcement Of his reprievp
had scarcely beenmade known, when
the public were alarmed by a report
that another and exactly similar At
tempt had been made upon her Ma
iestv's life.
There is much fermentation in
Waloolachia. Arms and ammunition
have been landed from the Danube.
and bands of brigands overrun the
country. nay, make incursions to.
wards Widdin.
A London paper.the British Queen,
states. that during the last few weeks
the Premier's health has become ma
terially impaired, and that his indispo.
sitlon is making alarming strides.
IMPORTANT 10 TIE CORN Trade
Since the printing of the bill for the
new tariff of duties on the l7ih ult.
an important relaxation has hcen in.
troduced bs the Committee of allow
ing corn in the bonding warehouses
aliowanced for natural waste. viz:
If warehonsed one and less than
three months: wheat. barley, and
rye. II per cent. oats q per cent.
Three and less than six months.
wheat, barely and rye, 2 per cent;
oats, 81 per cent.
Six and less than twelve months:
wheat, barley and rye, 81 per cent;
oats AZ per cent.
Twelve months and upwards.
wheat, barley and rye, 3per cent;
oats, 5 per cent.
Except on Spanish wheat. barley
and oats. and nn wheat and barley
Kindred abroad, which are TO have
only half the above mentioned allow.
ances; and none is 20 be made or
Kindred rye.
FRANcE.-Telegraphic dispatches
continue to communicate uccess in
the provinces adjoining Algiers. The
last is dated June %.
INDIA AND CHrSA.-Fhe Indian Mail
arrived at MarseilIes on the 29th OF
June. General Pollock had Joined
Sir r. Sale at Jei!alabad, re-establish-
ing on his march the authority of
Thomas Khan SuIlpoora. He was
TO march on CabuI as soon as he was
Joined by Col. BouIton. General
England had reunited troops, forced
the passes, and joined General Mott
at Gandahar. Captain M'Kenzie had
arrived a,.Je!'aIabad, with offers from
Akbar Khan to release his prisoners
on conditions. The answe was not
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