The New York herald., 1844-10-05


ment.
This attempt 10 vindcate what is called the
majesty OF the law" is little calculated 10 inspire
respect tor the public tribunals, or for the talents oi
those who hgure IN them.
| OConnor and OConnell have both triumphed
over them the first In England the last IN Ireland
| To cope with the leader OF the Chartists or the
I'd OF the Repeslers is, il seems, beyond their
ability
| AT The weekly meeting of this Association on
| the I6 h inst, Mr.. 0'Connell made another long
! Speech in the course Of which he again went over
many OF the topics embraced In the above speech.
| France.
After long denying the fact, the Paris papers
admit that the Tahiti question between the French
and English governments is settled.
Spain.
spain, according TO some accounts, is threatened
win another revolution. In one OF the most inn
portant towns OF Spain there is regiment OF 1900
men, and IN the province of which that town is
the capital, there two battaons ready to turn
their arms to Esparero's use.
Madrid journals OF the Sh have arrived. The
monarchical party has obtained triumph IN the
election OF senates and deputies for the capital =
The elections were everywhere proceeding quietly,
and with every day improved prospects of a strong
ministerial majority
| We have letters from Lisbon to The 10Th instant
| The Cories met on the 30.h instant The war OF
parties seems TO be al It's height, and the connu-
ance of Senior Cabral IN power TO have brought
that country into state of extrem me peril rumor
was in circulation OF a application being made 10
| the Portuguese Government by the Russian Minis
ter, the part oi his Sovereign, TO permit Rus
sian fleet to winter IN the Tagus the ensuing sea-
son. The reduction IN the department OF the Min
lister ot Marine, IN conformity with the promised
reform IN the several ministries, amounts to forty
contos.
Italy
The Augsburg Gazette Of the 25th Of Aug. gives
some details of an apprehended outbreak In the
Roman State.
Belgium.
The Monteur Beige publishes decree by the
King Of The Begaas dated the I'm inst by wv which,
man Custom Union (Zollverein,) il is ordered that
in future, Prussian vessels in Belgium ports shall
pay only the same duties as Belgian vessels; that
the customs duties on wines of the union shall be
reduced TO SO centimes per hectoltre IN cask, and
two francs per hectoltre In bottles the excise duty
also 70 be reduced Is per cent, and the import duty
silk manufactures of the Zollveren to be redu-
ced 20 per cent
The Bremen Gazette has an article from the
Polish frontiers, of Sd of September which states
that the Emperor Nicholas has approved OF the plan
of the Minister of War for very vigorous offensive
operations in the Caucasus, and that he isresolved,
II not To make the campaign IN person. at least TO
be in the vicinity Of the threatre OF war.
Count Nesse rode is shortly expected to return to
St Petersburgh; it is affirmed that ne has commu-
nicated to the English Cabinet the decided nien-
tons of the Emperor respecting the war IN the Cau-
casus, and has obtained the assurance that the as
sstance sent to the rebels by English agents from
ConsantInople shall cease.
Greece.
Our Athens correspondent writes, under date 26th
ult, that the Coletu Ministry would md II lmpos-
sble to weather the impending storm, and that the
protecting Powers would again be Obliged to inter-
fere, In order to save the country from anarchy.
Egypt.
We are assured that treaty, the origin OF which
may be referred TO lS4O is the eve of being con
cuded, by which England will obtain possession OF
the port of Snez, free passage from Alexandra to
that port, and other advantages OF importance in
Egypt and Syria This treaty, to which France is
said TO be no party, Is guaranteed by Russia, Aus
tr9, and Prussia.
A letter from Alexandria dated the 9th of Au.
gust, states the result of Mehenlet Airs late esca-
pade, which now appears 10 have been by no means
made for nothing His Hlghness. sent down IN
| strucons to Artin Bey, at Alexandria, TO
inform the five Consuls- General of his perfect
| re-estsblishment in health, his announcement OF
going to Mecca and his determination TO direct
affairs himself as hilbero.
Morocco.
The war between France and Morocco is at an
end. The Sultan has given way, and dreadiDg the
power be has provoked, sues Tor terms he tele-
graphic dispatches transmitted by the Prince de
Joinvle from Tangler 10 the 10th ult., states
that
The Moorish government has demanded
peace The feet arrived at TaDgier this day.
The Governor OF the town came on board to re-
new his demand Our conditions have been signi-
fled and accepted, and the treaty signed During
the day the Consulate General has been re-esta-
blshed i. and lis flsg sauted by the town. Ofders
10 all hostility, and to leave the island OF
Moogador, will be despatched this afternoon
This intelligence, which has been most favor
ably received in France, has been also gratefully
received in England, as il will prevent any possible
chance OF COLLISION between the two countriss.,
The Emperor has acqniesced in all the demands
of Spain. The concessions made are -
The severe punishment Of the Arab who caused
the consular agent 10 be assasslnated.
2 The government will receive ndemnitles for
all the acts OF piracy which have been committed
x,, shnS Snan oh
Two leagues OF territory to be granted to Spain
beyond the lines Ot Ceuta.
4 The Spanish flag shall be saluted by the Mo-
rocco cannon.
The Indian Mail OF the 31st July from Marsellles,
brings letters and papers from Bombay to thai date
The 64th Regiment of Bengal Native Infantry,
which notorious tor INSTRUMENTATION when
ordered 10 march for Scinde some months back,
has again signalized itself by an open mutlny on
the Goth and 2lst Of June, at Shkarpore, where it
was stationed.
Another mishap has befalen the troops, near
Shirkapore, where party of grass cutters with
their escort, were surrounded by Belachees, andSO
OF them cut TO pieces. A lesser escort, conveying
buocks to Sukkur, was attacked and escaped with
four men severely wounded -
Scinde was tranquil. There was still some fever
and It was said that Sir Charles Napier had suffer-
ed from some attacks of it.
In Lahore, the nominal ruler, Heera Singh, had
added something to his influence by expellng all
foreigners from the service and by conciiatlng the
officers who have succeeded them. lie IS descrl-
bed as being much pleased with the removal OF
Lord Ellenborough from power in India.
The repor.s from Afishanlstan are confilctng.-
Dost Mahommed appears to be exertlng himself TO
the utmost TO strengthen his position. his SON. the
infamous Akhbar had been created Wuzeer, but
was described as in delicate health, being supposed
to be in a decline. There were lntrigues carried
on agains, the Skhs, which are likely to produce
hostltes between them.
Rumor spoke Of the conquest of Herat by the
Persians, but nothing certain was known on the
| subject.
The removal Of Lord Ellenborough from the 60
vernrnent had produced modelled declaration in
his favor in some quarters, but generally II was
regarded with Indifference
The monsoon exceedingly favorable. Forty
inches OF rain had fallen at Bombay within three
,ueeks The Il Ii had heen peneral In the COUNTY,