New-York daily tribune., 1844-07-06
,-yoRK. SATURDAY zEoRsING. JULY 6, 1874.

of IN. iae disturbances in lis territories The
declares that there ms been real cause fer plIl-
cal discunrrnt aud that the darcfi"n II ohi-hv 4"
n. aScrb-d TO the Vaccinations OF anal; ;hl-ts in
France and Ergland.
Tire Juurnsl o. the Two Sicies announces that
several steamers lett Naples on the 2l-t NJ. with
tIunp- de.tn 20 r-levr The garrisons Ct sicily.
The r ro,d b-,ween Turrr- ,nnuucata I" Nuc-rh,
~ Pumpi Scutar. Augr. and Pagr NJ, has JUST hren
'p'u,d 10 The public. The king wa, present nj the
n ,ugur-ton.
GRElcr.-We learn via Paris that the President
i lh- Creek Ministry, NJ. navracorja'a, had re-
-gmed aud that all his colleagues were about To
'olIow ms example.
TUrKtY-iGv,ces from Constaniinople TO the
I'D Of May report that The Tu kIsh forces sent
4gainst the Aliaiian rrh-s had vice defeated Them
rcrwe.n ih- 18Th aud l7lh.
i>DA.-The Supr-Ii- Government had ed"pte't
luther tor bringing lc scp"y- Ia SENSE ct
,i,ty aud r- dissatisfaction vnc rreyhI ed amongst
ti, troops had disappeared Dnr rrsImrnt had het'
di-b4nd.d with disgrace. end the ogrrT- nt proceed-
I'd 10 Scnde. Fiv-, regiments he'd. however, II VIII
he remembered gnined thelfdrnano nr bniia before
liry consented tu 10 Scsnde. revolt II 40 nrt'i
hrOue hi aou, lo the north al Smkhrpure bN colri
aaued BEIGE Khan, who, having placed hlms-ii ~
tic head OF some cavalry attempted 10 piu"htr th'
country 4 parry ot horse, under ihr co'nnnnt! OF
Captain rait., w,s sent 10 take him prisoner, bus
ho repulssd hem and cut down len nnd wo"nGrd
twenty Ol he BrE!sl troops MS t't''' 'l"u 'N'''
place near Pooiajse, aud had awakened all ihe en-
erges OF Sir &. Napier, who was determined 10 put
down the disturbances III the bud.
The news IRON the PunJaub represents that coun-
try in as disturbed stale Another member
of the Dogra family has fallen, the victim OF his own
nephew. ,o,,
of March. A ship seized with opium on hoard
in the port oi Shangha ard Gent down TO Nlct"rI'
where she was subsequently, Liberated on the poy-
men, Of fine Of five hundred dollars. This seiznrf
app,ars 10 have been brought about by u Brush
uierchunt, who compelled both the Chinese authorr
ties and the British Consul take official notice OF
he opium being on board. Severa chests Were
thrown into the sea, and others injured. This step
has brought the question OF the treaty and OF iht
opium smuggling INTO discussion.
The total proceeds OF the opium sale al Calcuttt,
on the 18th of April, was j263,279 RS, or over halt
million sterling, leaving clear profit 10 the Com
pany of about four hundred thousand pounds sterl-
ing.
Commerc. was in very depressed state in the
ports OF China. Raw cotton and opium were parti-
culary dull.
REPORT OF THE COTTON MARKET-JusE ls
of Improvement has since become
more apparent and have now nctve demand IRON tht
rac wkO ave allowed their stocks to diminish very consul
e:ube anticipation OF ullnE SIN further lie ca"
rnry has occurred and the quotations arc
mon. the imports he weeks have proved exceed
ngy heavy 1t understood that manufacturers have many
ners to execute. and The altered eeiiS oi the a
ket il therefore likely IT. continue. 80, ooo, I'll,
The Fnd ~ having conpriSed ~ W naIes o "hch
10 eco sold yesterday. and SUD "day We 40 nnt nlr
he quotations this week but The iiAiket closes e1t!seV @
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