The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-03-13


grant all fhese duplicated favors. Let the cspves be
"Further, with refsrt nee to what is ,on.;r.a =; A.,
report about sealing the said bsrbarans do not roopr
your seal as proof but the Imperial seal of the emn 20
he feelings OF my imperial station will not be lost
From this epoch of thorough-free-.rade. there
should be everlasting peace and harmony; your nation
should also treat us with mutual perfect sincerity and
certainly not again commence military operations in direct
opposition 10 hsareny principles for only have YOU
already caused troubles and confusion many
but you must not again come seeking Of quarrel
vince of Canton Fahkeen Teawon (Formosa) Chek.an~
keangnan Shantung, Chile, and Shunteen Peking) the
barbarian vessels OF war are not allowed to enter and FIRE.
quelt
"Since at peace of the officers and troops each
province there are some that should be sent away and
others detained. We have already consulted, to the
ancient cities of China her signal pyramids and batteries
and 1t is proper that they should all be rebuilt successive
according to former customs these have not been Of
modern erection but they built for the purpose of
guarding against and selling the pirates, and were not
established to guard against the said barbarians and
certainly must not ncoherently and dsorderly produce
suspicion and apprehension Those distant provinces
have not yet heard Of full knowledge Of the
and suddenly attacked, you must not make this a
OF screening yourselves borrowing preences and
mouthng.
"Ths is not affair time to be idle or to dismiss
the matter in hurried remiss and irregular MANNER
regard with sincere and serious attention with sincere
and serious attention regard it
"Hurry this edict than at the rate ofsOO lie
tents. Respect this"
The overland mail reached London on Sunday
night, with intelligence from Bombay to the I'd OF
January, and from Macao to the 10Th of November.
Asregards China. events were progressing favorably
The Queen O. ship, Herald, had arrived at Hong
Kong on her way way bone, with FL $780, 400 more dol
ceded In perpetuityto England, and the Hong mer-
chants are virtually defunct A friendly feeling had
| succeeded the belgerent one, with which the
English and the Chinese favOrably regarded each
other. Before leaving Nankin, tie Imperial Com
mlssloners gave grand entertainment to the Off
GERS OF the army and navy, at which professions of
amlty were INDUCED on both sides. The British
forces were to be stationed in about equal divisions
at Annoy, Hong Kong, and Chusan. English mer-
chants and their families permitted by the de.
crees OF the Emperor. to reside at Canton at Annoy,
at Fowchowfoo, at Ningpoo, and at Shanghae AT
the last mentioned place, Captain Balfour is to be
stationed as British COnsul-G General. Sir Hough
Cough, the military commander of the expedition,
was about returning home and Sir Henry Pottinser
was expected IN the beginning OF December at Hong
Kong, to arrange about commercial tariff.
The news from India is of negative character.
The first division of the army, under Generals Pol
tan, where the Governor General, Lord Ellenbo-
rough, reached them on the 18th OF December, with
great pomp: The remainder of the army was ex-
pected the 10Th, and the Candahar troops, under
itself among the troops, and number of the men
and officers had been carried off by the ravages of
the small pox. Dost Mahommed had an interview
with Lord Peterborough in the beginning of De-
cember; He was about to proceed with an escort
to Peshawur. The Indian papers we may
observe. quiz Lord Peterborough unmerciful-
~, respecting his balderdashical Proclamation.
exception, and without reference to party,
has once more opened the sluces of its ridcule
on his devoted head. He appears to be without
Standard" which has partially taken him under
Its protection forgetting its own memorable excla-
nation before he left Engand,-"It is enough for
the country to be burdened with his pension the
Conservative party ought to be spared the disgrace
OF his association" But the parliamentary vote of
thanks, which the government propose giving him,
will bring his eccentricities still more prominently
will be great. Laughter, holding both his sides"
Will tipify the discussion. The Duke of Wellington,
In his usual brusque STYLE has declared his intention
OF defending all Lord Ellenboroush's acts--at the
present moment an ungracous as well as difficult
task.
Markets.
LONDON MoHEY MARKET, Feb 9th-Business in the
English funds has been extremely small the only transact
ton OF moment being the purchase of fsOo0 consos he
usual amounO by the commissioner, GAL Since then
though Their, rel been nothing dong the market ha; be-
for the account Three per cent reduced 9S 95s; New
Three and half per Cents 1904. Three and kalf per
Cents Reduced, lOiF Bank stsck i73 India Bonds 81 3d.
and Exchequer Bills, 81 66 prm.
The market for Mexican stock experienced fall of
payment Of the next dividend having been forwarded by
this packet however appears that Tampico has sent
$l5, 500, but Vera Cruz none.
PIECES of foreign securities continue firm and those
which have changed hands shade higher Brazilian
having been M, oa nd a the bonds Of 1887 q
for Mexican bonds lower being 30 ao the Spa
n,;h per Cents Isl the per Cents as and Portuguese
been very few and trihing
LONDON CoRN EXCHANGE, Feb l0-The arrivals are
considerably improved since Monday particularly barley
the supply OF which has equaed IL $50 quarters. or
nour We have also abundant supply in quantity a.
100 sacks The trade generally without
Monday for wheat and barley Is rather SALE Fine
oats sell tocraby well but other do not find free
demand For other articles notice variation.
LosDeS TEA nApE, Feb. 6.The deliveries of tea last
awaiting the delivery Of letters that may come
oE China by the overland mail the express only having
being considerably less than during the first month of last
year. when they amounted to 2ls400O lbs The delive-
RE. las. month were 600 lbs being slight increase
those Of January lss2 The stock is lbs
against 49, 5000 lbs at this time last year. We have
1862 600 lbs Of congou against 600 lbs last year
usry. Is.s and 5000 lbs Of hyssn against 900
lbs. at this date las, year About 100000 lbs have
arrived by the Bombay and Cleopatra The market Cam
ton Is not expected to rule lower.
Lospos MANssrs, Feb. O. Cotion-The market con-
unues dull and only 400 bales surst have been disposed
Of a, for ordinary TO good fair quality, being Id
lower. 657 bales of American, auction were taken in
Cochinesilo5 bags Of Mexican, at auction went at the
following prices Blacks ordinary, Is I'd to Is 3d. ell
sold; silver low to middlng IS Ga to IS Tia per h. about
one fourth sold
Gime~ioi casks of Jamaica have been disposed of at
a 5sto 1iO.
1sfsis-The market is wihou, animation and purchss-
crs are confined TO actual wants speter con,nueso de-
cline and Tor 800 tons f2i per have been accepted
sheet EInc has fallen a. per ton the present quotations
being fss per ton.
Msia.ss-The article remains with scarcely any en-
quy and consequently nothing has been done worthy CT
notice
Oas-Ccmmon oils are heavy Of sale at the quoted
prices On sperm olive bu, lev transactions
ring. Lnseed and rape oils meet with a steady de-
rsnd
Psppsrs2e7 bags Of black pepper offered by pub.
lie auction es-ly the present week but nearly three
fsurths Withdrawn, and the remainder sold az
decline of per ~. some white also offered and af.
,erv ards bought In At Az 70 iIi perth
ResOf bengal there have beer offered at auction 1909
bags a. sacks and 80 pockets which found ready buyers
nll prices via los OF 10 lIs for ordinary 20 the low
mdding white with m'ddng ils ei 10 la per cwt Pri-
yscly tn market hr aud the little business done has