The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-06-03
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has drawn attention, and has become the .uh.c, os
general comment The Ameers of Scinde vho 80
prsoners WILL It IS said, be placed for safety in The
fortress OF Ahmednuggur or Asserghar. Some d,.-
turbancrs still exist in the mountainous districts of
Bundelkund, but they are not of any great mpor
lance India is otherwise tranquil.
The most conflicting accounts were circnIsted
respecting the stale OF Cabul. Ukhbar Khan is no
longer popular there, and another was said TO have
seized the government Dom Mahommed was go
ing back from Lahore to Cabul, but il was not
known how he would be received there. He wish
ed to be aided BY the Skhs, but they did not seem
inclined TO give him any assistance. A. saif
IL u stated Ia pnstscript, that steamer had ar
rived at Bomb,y from Kurrachee, which brought
i,telegeece 10 the 18th of March, and mentioned
"a "a hght OF three DAYS had taken place between
5 Sl hAries Napier aud thu Ameers, in which the
b'it'sh were successuI There was great loss on
both sides Report said that the British general
was sdln but this part OF the report was not cred-
The Beloochees had thrown a chain acro.. the
Indus, which they intended to defend by fortihca.
to9s on both sides Her Msjes,y's ship Min rod
ana Two sma steamers were about to force the Be-
iochees 10 retire and leave the river open
The Bishop of Calcutta and Metropolitan of India
arrived IN B 'mbay on the Ill of March, where he
held his primary visitation, and presided at the
ounding OF the great medic al college
China.
The news from China extends to the % Februa-
ry The latest was brought to Bombay by an me
rican schooner, the Zephyr, which is now plying
an opium trader from Bombay to China, and is re-
ma'kable for her swift sailing The Emperor mas
ordered an investigation into the murders of the
crews OF the Ann and Nerbudda at Formosa.
Nothing had been done in the arrangements OF The
commercial treaty, for the British Plvnipotentiary
appeared to be waiting for the treaty as ratified BY
her Majesty. The Chinese Commissioner and he
were on good terms Doubts are said TO exist oil the
durability OF any arrangements now entered into.
The Chinese were busy in repairing all their forts
ano IN strengthening their positions in The different
pected to revive speedily At Canton some dissatis-
faction still prevailed
A magnificent comet was seen throughout India
from The bseinnins of March, and engaged the at
tention or all the astronomers, one OF whom actu-
ally d cared II had become satellite oi the earth
"a proposition which set thousands laughing
The Governor General has declared that hence
forward the province of scinde shall constitute a
portion of the British territory, and he has appointed
General Napier us Governor. Slavery will be abo-
shed, and the navigation OF the river shall be open
to all nations.
LoEDoN MorEv MARKEr, May ls.-The increasing
and may anticipate still further pressure q. the paw
mens into the Exchequer at the present very
way circulation until he Bank Loans come ioto
operation during the shutting the rate Of interest will
ON per cent which has been h:
sSt and ~ to ssi for Accounts Bank Stock l7v to lso
Reduced stt 10 e43 81 Reduced 1901 to loi New Three
and ahai. l1lt to l02 Long Annuss, 1915 TO 12e;
Exchequer Bills, so to 81 prem.
The Stock Market continues heavy for foreign funds
spanish have undergone sort OF panic; the sellers have
been parties whose operations carry weight
and are supposed to be connected with important
public We alluded yesterday the probable stack in
the Certes on the contract for the Amaden this
necessity has created some alarm but have
believe that whatever the fate of this question:
ministry likely to meet with greater support and sym
were anticipated
People who in the habit look ing further IN m the
influence OF the day foresee that money tor
purposes will soon exceed thar given by the funds snd
when takes place stocks fail level with
the current rate OF interest A. money!
has not gained more than cent but the appearances
Of the market are completely changed and whereas
short time since there glut per on Hrst
rate bills there considerable a per cent
easily supposed the dealers on the Stock Exchngs
VIII not meet with the same facilities late back
their operations for RISE This will be felt perhaps
greater extent in foreign stocks although there
not been any great speculative feeling the public,
Of capital, shich will be thrown On the market
when that capital can be Otherwise pre- ably employ cd
as there no great love for those speculative securities be-
yond that engendsred by the peculiar position OF the
notary crisis we are fast emerging from
Correspondence OF the Herald
fair demand has prevailed iron the home trad for
most descriptions OF produce, and with lew exceptions
done has been ON limited scale ale. ~ ' A' ''''n'''
Money has been in little demand during the last
few days, but still at moderate rates.
In Ashes. little doing; have had arrivals and
both sorts are held at 82s.
eheathng Copper dull at 9td per ID.
About $50 serons Cochneal been sold since ovr
LAST, at iull prices
me sales OF Cotton at Liverpool last week. reached
~ Wo osie' oil which spectators took 81 TOO American
on the common and mddng qualities OF which "a ed,
vance was ootaned market has been queer
prices are steady. The following the Imports to
end Of April and Stocks LIST instant, viz
Imports. Stocks
= 1852 8, s43
tea Dr. am, 5tn 0oe e55 SCI 900 9l 03o hsles
OtherI ors Of Eurose, as 7tI 3s8s3 229I'i osq
Totals. 7ss7u,, oss ssg,7aI /. =, oss bales
Drugs-Opium has declined to 7. ST. Gambler dull M
~ ios TO 81 los Rhuhsrb 10 worth from 81 for
good nat and round China Shellsc msy quo, Cd from
SOS to COS, 10 quality, chess d.. An,-I