New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-08-11

nj ae.ua,rhcs relative 10 the Occurrences ~ ss
Thrse soldiers Of The Queens troops ana ave u .nI
vol,.r, had been killed. in the asfack against IAN Ahdrcs
! te Psomar.
Recent advices froS, Madrid state that the ospi.
al wss tranquil owing probably. TO the unfimnisnea
care the military ssshores 10 keep tie dseonien'eo
IN awe.
The accounts from Barcelona state ,ha, the insur-
rect,cn in ,hsi prncpsay ght be deemed AZ an end
The Queen wss 10 leave the 7ih for valencia ~ sea
and would aer remaining there few days proceed to
Madrid.
Ravonne letters of the 18th July state the oon.
,~rv that the constan, movements Of troops IN the
BASQUE provinces were held indicate tina, her Majesty
would Wal, those districts.
TURKEY
The Cologne G0:sffe gives the following from the
frontiers Of Bosia July 10 -" The revolt oil the IN
habitants of Turkish Croatia has subsidized OF itscli
Ater ing advanced as far as Bajslaca, and Ia
ken possession o. that town the rebels separated In
consequence of some disagreement, smongs, them
s.lyes They have. however, during the AFFAIR.
violated the Austrian territory. Atioar e'ock,cs
,er,isy they suddenly attacked the soldiers comPos
ing the Gordon. and put them 10 the rout amer des
perate conflict, in which number were Nlcd and
wounded. The Austrian Government TOOK lmme
date measures to prevent recurrence OF saeh ex'
: cesses.
EGYPT
On the so,h June the French wsr-s'camcr. Go
uscr arrived a, Alexandra with the Duke De Nonip<n
hOsri The o<'tEsibc ooect OF the tiluSf ~ W
vi... Nohemc, All and Upper fgyp,. bu, his highnes
has choS the very Of the year Tor ~end
ins the Nile beside the excessive beat ths ffsr u
pre-en, has Throughout i's course hevery un'iuf-'e
appearance of dirty ditch between entertainments ~
teen iest high. -
During his stay a, Alexandra the Prince resided
NJ The palace o said PashA called the Daoa'h and Vas
the cct OF the sssidUous attention GA he ps oi
N,hemsi Al. who had just received Intelligence II N"
very gracious reception recently gwen 20 his ions al
lSri. by Louis fhuiprc and therefore he appears To
hsye been douby ANXIOUS 20 return The comp n'ni ~
gratifying every way the wishes of the poAc dc Mont,
Isn.icr. -
The Pash, called on the Prince the day OF his ar.
rival aud On the morrow the Prince returned The vst
md was received by Mehcmet All his palace At Rae III
Teen with every mark OF respect, the Nc,foy coming
"a, far the sn,echsnber TO meet HIM u Wa no
ticcd that Ia the OF their con'cfsalion te rama
expressed wish that the Prince should NsN ws AN"
his opinion on the extensive line o orincaons On ~ are
being erected round the town by Calico bef. fu'h'h
Colonel OF Engineers On the ri TIE ffince 1ih'i WI"
the Niceroy at his palace. where most sUupi",""
past In the European style was served Hnd ca nc i'-
lowing day the Prince entertained the several '"hs"s-
General resident here The Duke de Nonipcnsir sttt'
ed for Cairo and Upper Egypt ON The IN IA on, o. '
Pa.ha steamers accompanied by said Pssha The tf,ne'
Consul and several Nshsmct AIS servants Who are
to facilitate the Princes ourney by every means N '"'"
power.
SYRIA
The intelligence from S,ria represents ha, country
As being IL very disturbed state. The DruHrs wcrc
rowing in quest Of p.undcr and intent upon Pilagins
all travellers who came within their 'each.
OVERLAND NAH. FROM THE EAST
The Overland Mail has arrived bringing dates
from Calcutta June % Bombay. Jane ri Madras, June
lo,h Gale June ii'h Alden, June 3oh oni AeAsnd''s
July l0h.
The most important local even, Is the passing Of the
new Tariff act
The press of India xhich has lately suffered 90
much from casualties and changes, has i"tcN d, ae"'h
Lost TWO of members 81 them nj enst very con-
spicuous one-Capt MNsghen the proprietor and cdi.
tor of the Calcutta Engstman and Dr. kindly editor Of
the Ceyioa Herald
During the approaching rainy season an attempt
Is to be made by the government steamers 10 S'ha ie
navigation Of the Ganges, beyond Ahehsd ~ present
limit to Cawnpore and ii possible 10 fatgulsh, the lat
being distance Of about 40 miles beyond The pre-
sent stopping place
In Nepaul. the government has reverted Ia The old
ruler The famous chief by whose aid the young Maize
ou.sd his father shot in the old man rressnce
probably by his order and the young man has sunk
bis original nsignlheance Matters have been very
quietly settled there.
The news from China il 10 the sth Of April. The
most remarkable iem thereof Ia sn account OF an s'tsu
by a mob Ut Chinese Mr.. Montgomery Martin. Mr..
Jackson, (the Vice consul) and The Rev X Hunter
These gentlemen we're seems. walking round the walls
of Canton when they were unprosokcdiy set upon ~
the people, they escaped with no other iru
~ than the morhcstion OF being bureed and robbed
by crowd Of low backguards The Governor 81 Hong
Kong had sent kcyng 10 demand redress ana gusfsn
ee Tor future good conduct but the result 10 yet un
known The commercial news IL Of little interest," trade
being far Brush goods are concerned. very dnii
CosrLAoRArIoS AT SMYRSA--Thc following de
tails are taken from private letter, dated Smyrna,
July ., lsiJ:
Smyrna is again in misery and ruins n larger and
more awful confagr alton than the lsst commenced ON
the evening of the Sd instant, continued violently Tor
twelve hiteen hours and upwards oftwo days IN burn
ing .mbcrs and sdcres up To yesterday here and
there magazines and buildings were burnng-somc
nom being opened soon, when the heated air burst
fIn l..kkn al.s
by furious north wind. (Which afterwards ohanged)
destroying every thing right and left and Tor cfcum
ference calculate, of at least mile and hall lnc
town half side of Frank street 10 consumed and Then
right away to our exit out Of Boudjs The Eng
lish hospital saved by miracle, and thereby pre-
served that part OF the town and the 90 called Hue dc
Rose The Austrian hospital il burnt Close 10 u Borre
lives he was saved although the Ore wa. bnrningo on
three sides Of him Then. backwards all the Armenian
quarter except Purdiestreet, 10 destroyed The hfo
skred the Jews qusrter-burning some 100 HOUSES
and then spread TO the grand yzer Khan sDd up the
Pazaars shoemaker lane Ia all burnt and round about
II Georges as In the former fire. The three corners.
Atkinsons Matasss &c are saved IL came near Ia us
when Van Lcnneps and three or four adjoining houses
were burnt but all these being built with terraces and
long passages the half only towards frsnkstrcet were
con sumed. and the hro was fortunately stopped By
pulling houses down in the LITTLE lane pass through,
going into the country, from Frank street we stopped 4
IN thsi side OF u.s. although II very close. The Dutch
and Tuscan Consus,ss burnt Two or three large
is the Grand yizier, made one, and
lnaun Og,u Khan destroyed. The Greek hospital
close the Austrian hospital saved by great exer
ion II had 800 nyalids in il. Fourteen or fifteen barge
wine tayerns and their depots Sc gone AZ one mc
the ire go ragged that had not change VI wind taken
place thought all Smyrna must have been IN ruins
Mr. jackson says 10 the re he has ever seen,
md larger even than.that In 1877 He rs well a. Brsn
md all down our ncighborhood, had their houses dis
antled and every thing put into magazines. but thank
sod the Englsh have escaped. Very few and those
,ny In rented houses have been burnt oat amongst
whom are our friends JUNIOR Charnsud, the Vice Consul
md some others. Young Whusll made grand stand
md saved their house and consequently the neightor
hood
Great assistance given by the Austrian corvette
md French brig ia port. The English men-ofwsr were
inluckly absent Some 80 or % people may have Loaf
heir lives
The Armenisns are completely ruined. and how
,n.in... with reference old eDgsgcmebs VAL get ON.
don't know though not much mefchsndise has been
fsctures 10 $1,000 vsonis perhaps A. much
The religious sehisms great delay and difficulty IN
ormng a committee Of succor. The sisters Of Charity
re doing great deal n good A yet our Enssh cub
cripton comes up 900 am particularly fortunate.
md my people all saved including Browning and my
rockers Most Of the brokers Of the other houses have
o.t--ome their ALL the savings OF many years Inc
weather. 10 excessively hot and the supply Of water very
hort at Roudia We also suffer from want Of IT, n nr"
n this country is dreadful Many thousands are com
,elled 10 i've out in the open air IN the gardens fed
,nust he and the hrst Day