The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-07-04

troops. who receive from him double the pay they
used TO receive from old Runjeet, will allow him.
The notorious Akbar Khan was al Jellaabad,
watching and intriguing with the Mahomedans in
Peshawur, and on the west bank oil the Indus.
The British residents seem to await a. revolution in
Lahore. Lord Peterborough was TO go tor some
time to Allahabad intrigues were IN fulf opera
ton at Gwalior, where the Minister chosen to
govern the country during the minority OF the
young Ralah Jyaee Sindeah, was unpopular; and
II was said that plots were laid 10 assassinate
him.
The news from China extends to the 10th OF
March ship was seiZed with opium on board,
in the port Of Shanghae. and sent down TO We
toria, where she subsequently liberated on
payment Of fine OF $500. This seizure appears
to have been brought about by British merchant,
who compelled both the Chinese authorities. and
the British consul to take official notice OF the
opium being on board. Several chests were thrown
iato the sea, and others injured. This step has
brought the question Of the treaty and OF the opium
smuggling into discussion.
Turkey.
Advices from Constantinople, 10 the END May,
report that the Turkish forces sent against the Al
bantam rebels had twice defeated them, between
the 18th and l7th Krischowa had been taken by
assault after desperate resistance on the part of
the rebels, OF whom 100 were killed, and about the
same number wounded; but the loss OF the Turks
is stated to have been more considerable. Russia,
is said has offered to furnish troops for the sup
preston Of the rebellion, should the Turkish force
prove unequal TO the task Permission has been
granted for the erection OF Protestant church at
Jerusalem.
Markets.
LONDON MONEY MARKET June lS.-Our Money market
has affected in degree by the aspect Of affairs
between and Morocco and the course which the
President the United States has thought ut to pursue
with respect the proposed annexation of Texas The
Government Funds declined last week per cent hut
there epg a IN on
sugar duties question The political news received from
America by the steamer Britannia is thought to be OF
favourable nature than that contained in the prev
GUS accounts The Reduced Three per Cents were sold
yesterday at 81; Threeanda Halt Reduced at 0l Elk
chequer Bills 7ss premium and Bank socEa g. avSa
with the exception Of Gillian and Venezuelan both Of
which remain steady, are generally about per cent
lower and meet with little notice Mexcans also under
went considerable reduction last week. but on receipt Of
the Boston Mail they rallied agau; and close at 34 De
ierred at 4 Colombian and are
Barring Brothers. the Government OF Bnenos Ayres hos
determined to set apart silver dollars monthly to be
applied to the liquidation of the dividends this arrange
ment will however, only be sufficient to meet one fifth
of the annual charge for the dividend leavngunprovded
for the 100 per cent of overdue The pro
ceeding is therefore, considered of little Importance and
il has caused Improvement OF nearly per cent in the
value Of the Stock Spanish Stock has uctuated to
extent The Elves were done yesterday at 234 and the
Passive Bones at ST. The Portuguese Bonds are without
material alteration.
LrvERrooLgc oTroN MARKET, June 7.-RepoIt for the
twithstandng the veyy heavy imports and the CON-
and mddng qualities Of American and surat must
be quoted Id per pound dearer All other descriptions
have met good inquiry at previous rates. The entire
sales amount to "a $40 bales inclusive OF $50 Laguayra
4to 3ad; 10 Carthagena, 33d Spectators have taken
1900 American and 400 Surat
Report for the Week ending June 1--we have had o
good demand for Cotton throughout the week The trade
have bought with confidence spectators have taken
1900 American and 200 Surat The arrivals this week
very great, bu. prices have remained firm, and in
instances may be considered rather dearer. The
sales consist of SOTO bales inclusive Of the the above
mentioned. and 1900 American taken for export.
JUNE lS.-There were symptoms OF reaction i'll the
Cotton Market at the date Of last publications. the
Improvement has since become more apparent and we
have now an active demand from the trade who have
allowed their stocks diminish very considerably in
tcpation Of prices falling still further The contrary has
however, occurred, and the quotations are advanced
though the imports Of the past two weeks have proved
exceedingly heavy is understood that manufacturer.
have many extensive orders to execute and the altered
feeling of the market is therefore likely to continue
The sales since Friday have comprised $4,000 bales Of
which 10000 were sold yesterday, and 5000 to-day We
do not alter the quotations this week, but the market
closes extremely firm, with upward tendency.