New-York daily tribune., 1844-04-02
Later from China /.

salleG from w Wnampso on the 18Th Uf that month.
Letters OF the 10Th December say that the ships
Delhi and Mary Ellen, and barque Ronalson, would
all get away very soon for the United States, and
probably the Helena. The schooner Petrol would
sail in few davs for Manila.
No mention is made whether Mr.. Gushing, our
minister, had arrived 1t is presumed he had not.
The Register has been transferred 10 Hong hsng,
and is published rs The ' Hong Kong, late Can
ton Register" The latest number is chiefly filled
with official notices and extracts from Pekin Ga
zettes-from which we copy such as are OF com
mercial or general interest.
VICTORY TO THE IMPERIAL ARMs.-'The imperial
arms have obtained decided advantage over the
mountaineers of kokoner, who for long while most
obstinaely resisted the Chinese authorizes and at
one time threatened an invasion OF the neigh
boring provinces Szechun. Several Mongul chiefs
who gave assistance the regular soldiers, and by
their bravery and perseverance, broke the spirit OF
the rebels be promoted and 10 receive al the
cattle they took, as a reward. [Pekin Gazette
Recommendation in August and toward the
larter end of September the inundation in Ganhwuv
as we'll as Honan fearful beyond all former eX-
perence immersing whole districts and spreading
devastation through hout the land. The tenor OF ali
the memorials upon this subject is heart-rending.
and the Emperor has ordered that large sum OF
money be forthwith sent in order 10 relieve the su-
ferers from starvation. The annual examinations
have been stopped for the present. until the waters
down, entrusted with the construction of the dykes
along the banks OF the Yellow River, are sentenced
10 very severe punishment.
The importation OF saltpeue. according 10 an Inn
perai decree instead of as hitherto being restricted
is TO be encouraged al all the five ports as can bp
brought and sold 10 Government agents at far
cheaper rate than ii could be manufactured III China
Camphor taccording to the decision ofthe super
n1endent of Customs at Amov) II for foreign cX-
portaton has 10 pay n double duty, by the native
dealer Us well as bv the buyer.
Criminals sentenced TO death for opium smoking
are again TO be reported at The Imperial Autnnnai
revision of all cases OF capital punishment
By an official notification. the port of Shanghai
was declared open from the l7th OF November,
British Consulate being temporarily established
The export Of teas TO Britain for he five monlh end
ne Nov 3D. 1913 1897 GA lbs black tea aud 2O5zo
The latest dates at Macao from The United States We're to
rhe ship j. Cosrer Barlow which sailed for
Dec had on board as GER II panI s
Franco passengers and the Akbar which sailed on line ioth
for Manila Mr.. George sturgis
REPEAL IN BosToN-The Mail of Saturday
saws There was another immense meeting Of
the friends of Ireland at the fremont Temple,
last evening, ]. w. James, Esq President of the
Boston Repeal Association in the char. While
the hall wardens were engaged inmaking coIlec
tons from those present, the spirits of the meet
ing were kept up to Il patriotic pitch by the per
formance of several of the most stirring Irish
airs on a trio of clarionets."
Lou1sIANA.-The Delegates TO the Louisiana
State Convention TO revise the Constitution Of
that State are to be voted for on the same ticket
with members of the Legislature IN July next
The Convention is TO assemble at Jackson, Parish
of East Feiciana, on the lst Monday of August
next
II Mr.. Bowles, staunch Wing Editor, has
commenced publishing his Gazette, at SPRING
field, Mass. as a daily paper We wish him the
most abundant success
~ The Wings of Erie county held a meeting in
the city of Buffalo, the 9th instant, for the pur
pose of appointing Delegates to the Young Mems
Convention at Baltimore They appointed lS8 per
sons, and then adjourned.
- Amos Kendall, in his last Expositor, says,
Mr. CLAW - never rendered us favor in his life. =
So much Tor the Wing story OF ingratltude.
[Boston Post.
We should rather call this Loc6-Foco story OF
insratitude,' told by the migrate himself.
DISTINGUISHED GuEsTs.-lti is now certain that
we shall be honored with the presence, in Rnleigh,
of several distinguished guests, on the occasion of
Mr. CLAWS visit. Among them, may be mentioned
MIR. JARNAGIN, OF Tennessee. MIR. LEIGH, OF Nm-
sinia. and probably, Nlessrs. PREsToN and PETIT
CRU, ofSouth Carolina, and CRIrTENpEN and MORE
HEAD, OF Kentucky. Raleigh Register.
EQUAL RIGHrs.-Among the numerous ap-
pointn,ents by the late Democratic! =! Legislature
of this State, is said to be one Judge and Justice
in the county Of Hudson ,ohO is not entitled TO
rote or ,rho has not euen resided in the STATE ten
months y. }. Advocate
Wool M.RKET.-We learn that during the
present week large lot of first quality Saxony
wool has been sold in this country for 81 cents
pcr pound cash This is the best sale that has
been made this season. and shows among many
other instances, how that rascally "blcck tariff"
is running the farmers, as the Loco tocos say.
Poughkeepsie Journal
VISIT OF MIR CLAY.--To talk o. MIR. Clay visit
10 Raleigh seems 10 produce the effect upon the
Standard that the exhibition OF water has upon tue
unfortunate subject OF Hy ydophobla ltdoes not Ike
the people thus turning ont II Is afraid II
will do harm We think, Tor once least, the Ed
tor will prove a true Prophet. The ball thar has
commenced rolling is tremendous great bal-thal
fact Ii will ron onward too-thatS another tact.
Ii will knock down Loco-Focosm as fast as nine-
pins ever ,lmbed down. The tears OF the Editor
are not without cause. We sincerely sympathize
with the occasion OF his srief-that is 10 say-tre
are glad Of II, Raleigh .0.) REGISTER
Mr.. CLAY'S VISIT TO MADISON AND GREENsBo-
Ro.-We regret TO learn that IN consequence OF Mr.
Claws udisposton and excessive fatigue he COM
PEELED TO decline visiting Greensboro and Madison
m ,lf
mornnp apd. as there will doubtless be an extra
day-ran on the Georgia Railroad we hope that the
clizens in the middle section Of Georgia, will avail
themselves OF the opportunity pay their respects