The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-05-01

"Dsa uesPerate contest, which lasted for upwards
OF three hours, the enemy completely defeated
and put to fight, with the estimated loss of about
5000 men, 1000 OF whom were left dead on IN, f-d
together with the whole OF their artillery ammuni,
ton and standards, considerable quanr,ty i sor,s
and some treasure. The British coors were hoistrd
over the city of Hyderabad on the 2Oh INST
The following gallant officers, after having con-
spIcuousy dis Deuished themselves, died on The
field OF barte:-MaIor Fl G. Teasdae Capt w w
Tew, Brevet Captain and Adiutant Cookson, Capt
and Brevet Major w. H. Jackson, Lieut.. and Bre-
vet Captain R Meade, and Lieut. E, Wood
The capture of this most important position is OF
immense value; the valuable and fertile districts
along the Indus, can now be restored to industry
ana the arts of peace, and millions, of old, will
soon 1--we IN happiness in those plains where those
oesp9ts nave, during century, scattered misery
ana association IL appears that the plan of at
esck, In order to extermlnate all the British in
ocinde was not confined to Hyderabad-lt extend
ca iiself throughout the territories OF the Ameers:
put 'her utmost efforts have been bafied and they
r. now prisoners.
The intelligence from AAshani.tan IS. that
anarchy continues to prevail there Akbbsr Khan
10 said To be master OF Cabul, and his father Dost
Mahomed is proceeding from Lahore towards Pc
shawur, as IT to join him. Akhbar Khan has
threatened TO Invade ike province Of Peshawur and
TO take 1t from The Skhs, but the good ire .tment of
old Dost Mahomed by the latter may prevent that
Invasion.
Lord Peterborough, who had arrived at Delhi, on
the 9th February, was preparing TO 60 to Agra,
where his presence was considered necessary not
only on account OF the death OF Sciandia the pow
whom adopted heir has been named, but also in
order to contribute by various means, put end
TO the disturbances In the Bundelkund districts -
Among the reports was one that the Brahmlns at
Somnauth had declined to receive the much. talked
OF gates, which they regarded as polluted by their
application to Mahommed dams tomb, and that
those celebrated trophies were TO be sent to another
destination.
Athens letters of the 10th ut. mention that King
Ohio had fallen out with the French party and their
champion, M Chistides, the Minister of the Inte-
rior, but afraid to dismlss the latter from his
post No answer had yet been received from The
protecting powers respecting the loan. The comet
had been seen at Athens during the last ten days
every evening after sunset.
Turkey.
The arrangement of the difference between Tur-
key and Persia Is said 10 have made no progress
since our last accounts from the Turkish capital
The last mail from Trebizood had brought lntell-
| eence OF the death OF the Ottoman Psnipotentiary.
Nourrl Etfendi.
~ Egypt.
The advices from Alexandria are OF the 10Th ult.
Some alterations were about to be introduced into
| the commercial treaty between Great Britain and
| turkey. The accounts from Syria were OF the 10Th
ult. The country was tranquil and the Kiamacans
were still engaged in adjusting the claims Of the suf-
ferers by the last instructions.
AIgiers.
General De Bar, who went out with consldera-
bic force TO chas,ise several hostile tribes, had been
compelled to return without eff cling the desired OBJ
lect. The Arabs IN immense numbers rowned The
heights OF the mountains, and hired upon his troops;
and as measure OF prudence he beat a retreat lest
| lac should expose his army 10 serious losses Du-
| ring his march ne was engaged in only one regu-
| lar affair with the Arabs, who were defeated
| but the French had several men killed and wound
ed.
LorDoN MONEY MARKET. April This was the first
o. Fog land which produced additional business in
the English Funds and ConsoIs have been steady through
ont the day. s6s TO for and money new three
|
per cents reduced e6t the three and half cents
reduced lotto India bonds IS prem; Exchequer bills,
London and Birmingham Railways declined f.rtherto-
premium. Birmingham and Gloucester 40 to 50 south
Western 6i4 to 6s North Midland 81 to g. Eastern Coun
~ Rsun 81 o.
per share Northern and Eastern 10 to ediscount.
Foreign Exchange was steady, but without variation
generally from the rates current last post day The
goci1tions were, on Amsterdam II TO t. on Rotterdam
u ct to 1; on Antwerp, ~ to i Hamburg, laiatto
l3 Frankfort l2ia to Ii on Paris Is saa s7i all at
three months.
| The QUARrEas REvsNUE-The revenue accounts for
made upto the 5th inst have been looked Tor
ward to with anxiety. On oil branches of revenue the
Post ONCE excepted there ia still falling off, In the
Customs there is decrease in the quarter OF f27o5
compared with the corresponding quarter ot lS42. On
the year there decrease Of 81 076s3o In the Excise
the falling IF in the quarter siderable. The de.
crease In the quarter 81 1873 the year the decrease
e. 900 O93 In the Stamps the decrease in the quarter
f6 36 in the year, fl46,7so. In the Taxes IN the
quarter, fs065 IN the year, Flag 0s2 In the Post Office
there in the quarter of ca OO0 and in the
year OF $4,000 The Post Office alone Of I'll the regu
lar revenue, exhibits steady increase. On
the quarter the increase e. 900 the year. f03 600
| LospoS TRADE REroRr, April 7--T.a-The market is
rat rm and the trade have bought pretty freely
The stock London the LIST OF April S 644 655 lbs
against A. 0l lbs period last Sugar very
fat several parcels OF damaged foreign sold at
the very lowest rates TallowSt Peter sburg yellow
canele ASS the spot and ASS Cd cwt sellers for
| the last three months.
LONDON Conn EXCHANGES, April 1.-The weather is as
favorable possible the Of the year-fne soft
showers end mild nights the vegetation Is progressing
rapidly The wind continues g. w. end the arrivals
short from all quarters The steady improvement in the
manufacturing districts leads confidently TO hope for
that Improvement in the trade which must result
from increasing demand without unusual additional
plies The average price of wheat must rise nearly o.
quarter before the import duty tall to u.s. aud although
small parcels Of bonded liberated weekly at
this by of certificates granted under the grind
ing act let the uncertainty of getting these too great
to induce spectators to import the faith of them alone
but unless the duty fall e It's profit worth the risk
ne expec ed impora,ons at the prices abroad
To day wheat is better-sale fully Mondays prices.
Barley unaltered. Scotch and English oats srm be-
ing aned for horse though the large dealers hold
back in expectation of full supplies Irish reported
dull Mondays prices but they bring nearly as much.
weight Tor weight, the Scotch and English the dis
efies will not buy an ything but Irish in consequence
Of these being kndred Beans and peas dull Flour
is better sale than last week but at this time of the year
bakers buy little possible the article is liable to
| turn bad
| LIVERPOOL CoTror MARxsr-April7 -since the re-
cep Of the accounts by the Great Western steamer from
market bas lost the animation which previously existed
no change OF moment has yet taken place in prices th
the utmost extent oil the feClne and that not
raj the mddng and lower qualities being the in
huenced At public auction 1922 Sea Islands offer
ed and 800 sold It'd TO le 1855 stane offered and 30
sold at At to 7td 1900 West India offered but
sold The sale went of heavily and at irregular rates.
but vary little from those previously by pr
vate contract The sales to-day are to 5000 bales, of
which 1900 bales are to specuators who have taken
during the week $500 bales Of American Exporters have
taken 1880 American, 2l6 Pernams, and 100 Surat
| Madras.
rbs import this week is A45 bags and the sales are
| 1910.
Upto Aprl7 ls43. ls42
Taken speculation, bales SO 500 % 800
Taken for export l7.7OO $50
Taken for the trade DAT 3s0 2s7 2lO
stock in Liverpool, 679 800 $40 700
LwERPooL CoRS MARxEr, April THE averages FIR
all grain continue unatered, and likely remain for
some time to come We have had a good supply OF Dat
meal since Tuesday large portion Of which from the
Westoi Ireland with far quantity of Flour from the
southern paIts OF that but the other arrvaa