New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-07-19

wire interests o Opo To and Madeira and good
wine is unstable Al to per pipe.
Armeida in lis municipal elections, hiss &C.
clared coas:!;utoaaiiy against the Government
lSDiA AND CntSA.-ihc express in ant;cPa-
ton u! the Overland Mail arrived in London Oh
the 2d instant. The dates arc from Bombay 10
the both, from Calcutta TO the ! lth of Nav, from
Macao 10 the lUth and Hong Kong 10 the 9Th
OF April The mail from England OF the 9Th OF
April had reached Bombay on The l2h Of May.
The principal intelligence brought BY the In
dian mail olthc 2a'h Of May, relates to the State
OF the Punjaub, which appears now to be mcrediS.
,racttd than ever. A bloody fight is stated to
have taken place on the 9Th Of May, bctu cen
dera SINGH, the present Prime Minister, and lie
party ofthe sons Of Cusicct Singh he was HIM
self slain in fight with Hecra Singh. who
avenged the death Of his father, Dnyan, by or
dering all the family OF Acct to be murdered.
One boy of nire years was allowed 10 live, and
an uncle, named liter or Utter Singh, escaped
INTO the Singh States, protected by the British.
After seven months residence, he wen; back on
the Both of April, and io;ned the party under
Castmcora Singh and Pcshora Singh. both sons
Though Of minor rank) of I'D Runjcct Singh.
They proceeded to attack Hecra Singh, and a
bloody conflict took place in which lIeera was
said 70 have been wounded. IituT Singh was
considered by some of the partisans Of ieera as
being supported by the British, and they therefore
have threatened to have the territories of the lat
ter TO revenge themselves ON those who had coun-
tenanccd The proceedings Of Iitur Singh The
threatened movement of the notorious Akbar
Chan on peshawur mad not taken place The
position of his father, Dhost Mahomed, was by
no means satisfactory; his aye, his niirmities
and the complicated state Of the affairs Of Cabu
would. it was thought, induce him TO resign his
sovereignty into the hands OF Akbar.
THE GREAT BRiTAiN-Ihis vessel was adver-
tscd to sail on the | lth of July. As, however,
she still remains in dock at Bristol, and the at
tempt 10 obtain her Liberation cannot be mmedi-
,.,cly made the day of her sailing for New York
is indefinitely postponed.
TIE WEATHER throughout England, since the
sailing Of The last packet, has been, generally
sneakiDg, favorable 10 vegetation. In most paris
of the country considerable quantities Of ram
have fallen, and in scrne localities heavy thunder
storms have been experienced; but from the long
continuance of the previous d-outh, moisture in
almost any shape was acceptable.
| Earl Gray has recovered from his late lndis-
position.
1t is reported that the present session OF Par
Lament will be brought TO close about the mid
die Of July.
1t is now settled tirat the Count De Trcpani,
brother OF the King of Naples is to marry The
Queen OF Sp in.
Dnnng the last - months, Spain has had Sc
ven different ministers.
The Prince dc Jninv;lIe has sailed in command
If the expcdition against Morocco.
The Dowsger L.ny Gierlycn, died on the 2lst
nl,mo, ut Dnnsed.
Ia t.l-- Il
intends 70 he ebse!i, from England about twelve
month
The King Of Naples has prohibited the export
of gran from his doinin!ous
The suaIi-poy is at present prevailing to some
extent in London.
4 supend"us lofty beacon is il: course Of cree
ZION on The G.odw;n Sands, in addition to the
nne alrea'iv there
|, is in'cnded to convert the Tunbridge Wells
| Theatre !nto corn market
The great bazuar of the Ami Corn Law
League has been postponed by the Council unt
January next
In the countv Of Suffolk alone there have been
l3l incendiary fires since Christmas.
The coal fields of G. eat Britain are calculated
TO cover 100000 acres, these Of France only
! 600 900 acres.
NJ. Gcofffcy Saint Hiare whose reputation
stood so high in the scientific world, has just
expired at the age of sevcntytw after a long
illness.
BY Lloyd's returns, it appears that the annual
loss TO the country by shipwrccb is Clio ships,
100000 OF property, and l,500 lives.
The Princess Alice, from Dublin for Fleet
wood, on Monday iast brought thirty light tons
or seven hundred thousand eggs.
a most importan: postofhce arrangement is
in progress, by which it is anticipated that by
steamers letters will be sent to China in fifty
DAYS.
Madasle Vestris and Charles Mathews are on
professional tour through the principal towns Of
England, Scotland and Ireland.
The Rcruc dc Paris says that the visit OF the
King of the French vii! not extend beyond the
Isle of Wight.
There arc at present, in the town prison Of
Cardiff, four men for debt, which united, exclu-
siye of costs, do not d:noun. to e..
SnERlFFs FOR LoSDoN.-Mr. Alderman Will
liam Hunter and MIR. Thomas Sydney have been
elected Sheritls of London FOX the ensuing year.
An unknown bcnciactress has Just given the
munifccnt sum of fl coo to the Exeter Diocesan
Church Building Society.
1t is stated that q grand naval review will
take place of the Isle of Wight before her Ma
jcsty and Louis Philippe, on the occasion Of his
visit.
The Ojlbbcway Indians, while in London,
made purchase OF some $4,000 brass thlmbles,
for the purposes Of ornament and barter when
they get home again.
Owing TO the revival the wooden trade, Che
yiot wool, which last year sold for 1911. to lid.
a pound, is row selling at from lid. to I'D
Francis, the young ruifian that shot at the
Queen some time ago, is comfortably situated as
a teacher in the Government school al Port Ar
thur, Van D!eman's Land.
1t is said Mr.. Monk Mason is about to spend
$4,000 on the construction OF huge aerial ma
chine with which he expects to conquer all diff
cultes.
The value of the copper raised annually in
Cornwall is 1897 SIS; of tim aud Lead t5ol ).
700; in addition To which are 500 tons OF arsenic
The Great Western Railway Company has
brought an action agains, Lord LonseaIc, the
Postmaster. General, for CAS-, 000 chargcdfor let
tiers earned hv their railway trains.