New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-11-07
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states that the King of Bavaria had applied 10
Austria for leave to interfere in the affairs oi
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Austria greatly interested the affairs OF that eohI
Try, with which Trieste and Venice carry on
trade On the other hand well known tha'
exercises great influence Vienna thanks 70 two Dais
Processes the dowager Empress celebrated ior e
voon and the Archduchess Sophia the we oil A''"U'A
Francis, the presumptive heir TO the throne.
CH1yA-American Cottons-Thls arrlVal
brings accounts of the result of some OF those
American shipments to China which caused SO
much sensation in this country few months ago
Although but moderate portion OF the don1es-
tics which were shipped had arrived IN Cni IN a,
they were selling at very low prices. Cioth
which had cost 9s. 3D. to los. in the U. States
had been sold at 50 so; and, just before the oe
parture Of the steamer, 50 80, at which la'lef
price there would be an entire loss OF the interest
antcharges. One cargo of American Cotton,
consisting of $500 bales, had also arrived ana
had been offered for sale at Canton
but did not appear to suit the market
at all; the Chinese manufacturers not aPPro,
wing of the staple, and part of It had been soio
at about Sd. per pound, price certainly not cal
culated to encourage further shipments. Inc
price of cotton was, however, altogether much
depressed at Canton, and the untavorable ac-
counts from thence are likely to cause consider
able shipments from Bombay to this country
wilmer s Smiths Liverpool Times.
The Singapore Free Extra, of Aug. II, says
" A consul Mr.. Lay, has been appointed TO Can
ton: and business would Immediately commence
there. The other ports cannot be opened until
the Emperors permission has been obtained,
and that is not expected to arrive before Sep
TENDER. The smuggling vessels at hham-
poa were leaving the river, and proceeding TO
Hong Kong. By the proclamation of the
imperial commissioner, we observe that the
trade is open to all nations; but whether other
nations are to be permitted to have consus at the
five ports is not stated. The Hong debts have
now been fully liquidated, the richer of the Hong
merchants having each paid large amounts-the
contribution of Howqua is said to have been a
million of dollars
FOREIGN ITEMS.
Information had been received Lloyd that the schoon
Princess Augusta of Nuremberg had been capsi1d
Cape Sable One man. James Sponagle, alone sased-
The Caledonia, ian American ship her voyage from
New. York for Cette overaken by violent
10Th Of September and in endeavorng 10 into the latter
port struck rock and pieces The crew We're
all saved The Air of Northshelds has been lost on the
of Norway. The British schooner Reoecca Tor Hon
duras, on Tortugas.
FRAScE-The Paris Droit mentions the discovery of
murderou association the French capital sort OF Eu-
ropean Thugs One Tapaz had been arrested Tor street
robbery and ne made the following confession 10 e che
of the police:
In 1896 was enrolled among band Of assassins by
named PoiIdevache When showed any hesitation to
commit violence my companions kicked and beat me 70
give me courage, as they said One evening that | was
watching near the canal st. Martin, company with two
Others of about 80 Yeas OF age passed by One oil
the band Rapalleux having judged by his dress that he
had money seized him by the throat and threw him TO
nh PoildevaChe
the leg the VICTIM whilst by order of the Others search
ed his pockets As the victim making great exertlons
to escape Rapailleaux drew his knife saying, wait and
will give YOU the police seal and he stabbed him several
times He then took the dead body his shoulders whist
Bernard held by the legs and they then threw IT into the
canal The murder having been committed went to sup
when Rampeux used his bloody knife to cut ms bread
which made me sick and ! wa1 unable to eat"
Rampaeux and Bernard speedily arresed they are
about twenyseven years of age Piednol another OF the
gang has been sezed he twentnne years DID, and
has passed ten years at the gales
Letters from Tis of the 10th September contain Tumors
of the surprise and capture by the Circassas, of Russian
fortress i'll the Black Sea.
The Cologne Gazette announces that Prince Metternich
has given splendid evening entertainment to the Emperor
Of Austria and the princes and pncesses OF the Imperial
family.
Queen Victoria example setting crowned head, in
ton Their maesties Of Portugal, accompanied by the
youthful princess about make royal progress through
tie entire province OF AlemteJo
Ii stated in the Mining Journal, that l4OO lives were
annually sacrificed by what are termed mine accidents
The Duke Lucca has gone Vienna support his sons
claim to be husband of Queen Isabella Of Spain.
Stockholm letter states that the Of Egersund
CNorway) was entirely destroyed by fire on the Attn ut
A proposal has been made monument TO Dr..
Southey in Radcliffe Church, Briston his native city
Next to affairs in Ireland public attention is fixed upon
the city of London election, the polling for which takes
place on Saturday The candidates are Mr.. Thomas
Barring who rsated Lord Ashburton and Mr. PATTI
SON. The former monopalist, the latter free trader
The Anti Corn Law Leage have thrown themselves heart
and soul into this and they sangune of carrying
their man. The result Of this electior will have mpor-
influence the future commercial policy OF the min
istry