Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-01-14
From the N. Y. Com. Advertiser.
TWO DAYS LATER FROM ENGLAND

TWO DAYS LATER FROM ENGLAND.
BY the arrival of the packet ship Rochester Capt Brit
ton Liverpool have Liverpool papers the 9th of
December, and London To the 9Th, both inclusive.
Captain Briiton sent the latest Liverpool papers, and
Messrs Adams & Co. the London papers Of the 5tl
The royal mail ship Cambria. Capt Judkins, ar.
rived Liverpool the 9Th Of December from the Clyde
She leave Liverpool the 4th inst, her first trip
this county, with the mails for Halifax and Boston,
FROM THE EAST.
The overland mail reached London on the night of De
cember g. bringing adviccs from Calcutta TO October
from Madras October "a from Lahore TO October IA
and from China to August %.
The accounts from China late those brought
by Mr.. Cushing; and II they werc they present moth
ing Of Interest Disease mad broken again at Hong
Kong after the rains; and the Governor Of Hong Kong
Mr.. Davis, had gone with tho admiral visit Of inspec
the Northern ports. This is all the papers tell u.s.
The new Governor Of British India. Sir Henry Hardinge
munesting his disposition to follow pacific line Of
policy, which seemed To meet with general approbation-
No hostile movements were IN progress except around
kboapUre III the Mahrata county, where some nat,ve
troops had been giving trouble The British forces had ia
ken Of seven forts occupied by the natives after long
resistance and considerable loss among the killed were
Li.utenans Shakespeare and Irvine, and Capt1n Silver
had died Of cholera Col. Ouram had been appointed no.
ca resident and had possessed himself OF the person Of
the young RAJah. and roniorcements pouring the
county from various quarters sufficient TO ensure the u
mate overthrow Of the insurgents
Scnde remained tranquil, but the troops Shikarpore
still suffered horribly from disease; almost the whole Of the
brigade stationed there in hospital.
The district oil GwaliOr yet entirely paci6ed nj
though there was open resistance.
The state OF affairs in the Punaub had undergone no
material ehunge; the differences between oosub and HE
| nephew, Heefa Singh, had been made up but Il, was
thought that their reconciliation would permanent
From AHThanistan the represented that INIT
tiers had fallen mainly into the condition they presented be-
foro Lord Aucklands unlucky upon D,st Mahomed
That ruler and his family seemed be again secure
possession Of power, and there still much talk Of an nj
| tempt to recover Peshawur from the Sikhs.
The disturbances in Bundelkund had been efectualy
queted by the seizure OF Pereechut the Rsah u Jei
pore.
The interesting event Of Bombay had been the tn
al and Of Aoo Psroo and others engaged in
conspiracy TO defraud the insurance Offices by burning
sells in which they had shipped goods Of little value after
efTecng assurances 10 n large amount
Pom the Liverpool Mercury. Dee G.
| STATE ~ TEADE.
Our de bears the Appearance we have 90 frequently
described during the last few months: large and rapidly
extending business u going hut unfortunately profits
frequently in the inverse ratio u the Of money
turned overtbUs speaking generally and remark will
apply TO most OF the great articles OF import may the
greater the business the larger the loss.
The West India interests have been taken by surprise
by order admitting the slave labor sugar Of the United
States Venezues, Mexico, and several other countries
the rate Of duty the produce OF Java Mans &C.
slavery said to be We shall now very
shortly have supplies from the United States and the clos,
connection of Cuba will enable the Americans consume
low the produce II that island while England vii
receive much Of the United State. production of slavery
too and this while politicians sacrificing the best IN mr.
ke in the world for English manufactures because the,
cannot support trade with country where slavery Is ioo
rated
II IL thought by many that this opening through an in
direct channel Tor slave grown sugsf OF any nation wa
fully intended by the trainers Of the hill and IL ma,
probably be urged strong for total remodel
ing Of the sugar duties during the session Of Para-
nient.
There y probably mistake in this paragraph. Tho
order probably referred made b. the Queen in Coun
ell the 25ih of November and published In tho oficis
Gazette the Ord Of December but this order applies onl,
20 the produce Of Venezaels We can End nothing
IN the order elsewhere, usfypg the inference that e..
CARTON the United States s plsced tie footing
Sb is possible that o. the order wa. syowedly mad,
under the operation of the "os favored nson" clause
may also sugar from the United States II eersn
y does the most favored naton clause any Of our
fresties with Great Brisin,l