New-York daily tribune., 1844-11-04
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y Of the press.
RUSSIA
istters from ST. Petersbursh of the 9Th ult.
,onnce the death Of Count Alexander de Benken-
dora first aide-de-camp OF the Emperor of Russia,
and former Minister Of Police, on board the war
steamer Hercules, on his way back from Germany.
The Russian journals state" That on the 9th
of June, in the District Of Ossensky and the Co.
,ernment of Georgia, mountain, being nearly three
.ers,s in extent from the base OF the summit, and
covered with trees, slipped, and DID NOT cease 10
,r,ve until il reached the hamlet OF Scheleour,
er;pg a space f2i acres OF cultivated land. The
hamie, composed of five houses and three mills,
was driven, together with It's inhabitants, half
wersl further. Fortunately nc lives were LOST
GREECE
The steamship OF the Austrian Lloyd hos brought
10 Trieste accounts from Athens OF the date o; lie
elst of September. These communications men-
ton the result of The elections at Athens the cee-
haiion Of the anniversary Of the 18th OF September
and the opening OF the Chambers. The elections
terminated on the 18th Coletri mas been returned
by 4,il2 votes, Mstaxas by 1884, kaiiphronas by
i446, and Blschss by 3 3206; Maroyanis Obtained
l,l0S, Kalergis 792, aad Mavrocordato only three
votes Austrian Observer.
ALGIERs
Letters received by the Valour, from the East give
as cerain, that tie Duke Aumale was en- route Tor
AigieIs, aaa that 10 all probability he would reach
thai city on The 8Ih, or the morning of the 9Th. The
Marshal, although he has received no official des-
patches, has thought proper TO hasten the prepara-
lions for the reception Of the Prince.-NIarshai Bu-
eeaud will not quit us for Europe so soon as was
expected; his present arrangement IS TO b. in Paris
soout inc beginning OF January nsxt.-The affairs
in the East continue unsatisfactory. Two giments
sflghi infantry had been landed from the East, and
areto be replaced by others
TAHITI.
The Constitutional gives the following version
OF the affair OF Mahaena, from the letter OF French
naval officer, dated April 49," Hoslilities com
p.ncsd on The Slst of March. The nati3es attack
ed the fort al TaravSn. after well-sustaiued fire
Of musketry for two hours they withdrew, after
having killed two of our men and wounded seven.
Sons days ugo we had made an expedition OF
which the object was TO carry the entrenched posi-.
ons 90 which the enemy had fled. Uranie and the
Phas,on went to Nfahahenc vitk 500 infantry, 50
gunners, 70 men OF the .neurhe, AID GU OF the
Cbarto.
The Tahitans, informed Of our coming. assem-.
bIed 10 the number Of 800 men, Of whom 600 were
armed with muskets. They divided themselves inio
three redoubts, perfectly well placed and admirably
constructed for behind The psrapets there were
trenches in which the natives kept themselves
These trenches were covered with roofs and earth,
so that when our men arrived they saw nothing. As
seon as they were within gCn-shot, the KaDacks
passed the ends of their mskets above the roofs and
kept up dreadful hfe.
Notwithstanding this arrangement, the three
doubts were carried al the bay onets point, after
six hours engagement. Our sailors, exasperaied
by so stubborn resistance, messacred the natives
Without pity with the bayonet. Ii YVES a veritable
buichery Twenty of the French, among whom
we have TO lament the loss OF 81. Sisnelte, OF ths
artillery, and Nj. Narsoniy, OF the Phaeton remained
on the field OF battle. We had 50 wounded, among
whom was an eieue Of the Ulanir, numed Cooudre,
and another OF the Ch.rte, called Debry. The lat
Ter received three balls in the right arm and the left
thigh. Governor Bruat was present Ut this coabat.
He sabred lhe Kanacks furiously.
The natives met their deaths with admirable
oouraee-there was even one whoEon bis failing ac-
dressed come aconc words o.! praise on his dex
ieriry 10 the who struck HIM down. There
were found in tire redoubts SO dead bodies OF the
Kanacks, and upwards of 1OU muskete. Their ar.
nilery, composed OF four howilzers, was spiked,
aud their flag carried off. Among 81 The insurgents
there We're found three European bodies, one OF
which had epaul-ts Their loss is estimated at
$50 killed and few wounded, for they were imme-
distely massscred.'
Markets.
or
nS sG sss
depressed by the abuncan supply on offer N many Instances
B@sd ssd
quotations OF far Upland to 4sd I ; Noble M n To- to 1;S 81
ewe prices of last yeu for that quality Business to-day
about 0 bules have with buyers pnd the entire sales
snee Friday amount l6lU bae SpeeuaSoor o % naye n'Ts M
eTs dge fossP produce are 1sSWhss. "a Esss
SD per quarter, and Flour u o1sd per barrel
have The sesS 1SssSn Of "9S % aE s,e S baTIe @
and a barrels United stute Flour The a arrivals cOas%se N
ing Of importance has transpc The Corn !ede during the
above period moderate quantity OF foreign Wheat was pqE-
mand was limited for ali descriptions and prices barely
Superior sna s' and p o,na se K Rnd 3
are Cd to Is per sack and I'd per barrel cheaper Pee on
as ~e istf IN % old
e % to e. nsd "s Sss ws
Mhfh Tned sae free se i 5ia 6 I'D
peas Canadian SIS per oS%ea e, CSnGda m nGI I h per
@ ASsn cam haze esn s 1 Of dqS m ans ns
arS M sed The eel de OF 1pe to
have receded e and may be considered Us S per ton low
& in quantity.
Procisions4 has again been fair bust
dong Beef Prices since the Sd instant have not va
has been more inquired for than previously The sales OF oTk
e1ee @ import o the 1 oSS 3 1ss & 1T 3 ec sa an ,
The market again bare of stock The consumption promises
c Lard lie marEet has become very bnTe stock, hence
farther advance has been realised with moderate supplies
as b. demand nan Ss GS % aE guH h%vnS ES nd
Csnadan and some small have been sold a the oa
we EARN IL from fRd BadG Eha ha
lion OF demand taken place. nnd the stocks gradually
accnmulating In Leicester remain nalteIed value
but there little going forward the middle and higher sorts
Of goods In the lew descpon there brisk business
md the wokaen find lack of employment There no
Improvement IN Nottingham and mmedate ncighborhood
There are indications rupture between the workmen and
their employers which have given upward impetus 70 Inc
Manchester market for goods and yarns Prices are very euGy
especially, aud the demand ao-
gRcr Is exceedingly brisk The state of trade ut Oldham
er than for several The spnners ut seve
cotton mills have this week got advance OF wage
10 he amount of penny per thousand hanks The master
and occnpers of mills Ashton under lyne Saly bridge
Dncknfed and Newton Meor have unanimously resolved 9
advance wages upwards Of I'VE per cent Inc Cotton an
poeen trade Bury, Rochdac Eossendaie ana h,ogghou'
that district IS IN healthy state. tWimer smi'h nieS.
HAyRz October l5-In the Early part of last week there
was considerable pressure OF Cotton on the illrSe5 nn
though the demand had improved prices receded ~ !"
for all OF American The lnteigence receve ,.o" & LIN
erpool within the few days has however impaired more
fmness the trade and the quotations have rallied 70 Inc ex
,en If The demand steader, aud oI Qulry eA
nus The accounts By the Britannia are looked t9rWard 20
with interest, The sales of the pas, week CONSIST o. 9 sqs G
bales Upland f5 to 10 The imports duInE ne SAN peLOo
1sM 70 ls0 h,Ies of which 73, 800 are United states.