The New York herald., 1845-03-29

There appears to be little OF news. China was
quiet.
| 1t seems that piracies in the China seas are al
common as burglaries in this city.
/ The English have opened their criminal court al
Hong Kong Three Cinnamon were tried for burg.
larry. This is carrying" I" civilization to a practi.
cal point in China.
American cheap publications were advertised in
| the China papers.
| From the Hong Kong Register Of Dec III
Pracies appear to be nearly Of frequent
hs winter robberies in Hong Kong were during the
lost three in an Win hs
which lasted two hours. Fortunately she had double
crew Of Manila men board ibut for which she would
have been taken. Lorcha had been ND off Nine
violence thel deck and towed into MACAO An ala,
in the Typa but finding they were found il
convenient to make off, The frequency Of such attempts
renders necessary that some strong as well immo
date measures should be adopted to put stop them
Deeds OF dishonesty have always been frequent in
China Immediately before the year. end the impuny
them to attempts daring There is no doubt much
difficulty in showing what s the best method for sur
pressing such combinations whose correct
evidently point to extensive ramifcaons shore but
unless some energetic operations about we shall
soon hnd ourselves in state Of blockade far least
ed. N-N -.'A-' 'oA''A''' "'0 o'n0''n
A circular has been published by the Government oil
the Goth inst be subject to the new regulations II is re-
ported that many OF them will in consequence
and take up their anchorage atNine Islands.
We are sorry to hear that there is good deal Of sick
ness at Kooungsoo at the present Lieut. Greene OF his
M 8. Pover buried the morning OF the 4th inst
and several officers were off duty.
The vessels arriving at Shanghai from Singapore Ma
lacca Penang Java, JOlo Sumalra Borneo and which
are entered at the custom house coming from Fuh
KEN or Canton bring European goods Of kinds opium
ints pepper, sharks FMS deers' horns cochneal hides
nails nutmegs. liquid and dried indigo. bicho de mar
bualoes' humps sugar canes, betel nut, sapan wood
ebony, iron lead gold thread and all kinds Of wood for
spars ornamental and fragrant as well as materials for
or Indian and the Isles Of Polynesia.
The ships Of the NORTH that is those which return
some tea paper silks and cotton ssus from Nanking and
Suchan European goods and fints, opium, and great
ing Sadsr de sd o
kien and Canton bring to Shanghai Some Of them how
ever return in ballast.
cotton, and porcelain especially for For
mosa saed pork green tea raw and manufactured silks
kinds fruits and part Of the goods brought by the vessels
from the north.
artclei connected with the coastng trade such bss
kets Shoes charcoal and COAL WOOD straw pipes tobac
gypsum varnish, umbrellas, mats, lanterns, sacks,
There come besides to Shanghai by the Yangtzekiang
and its branches vessels from various ports amounting
in all to 400 annually. These never put out to sea- but
convey into the Interior the goods brought by
from the south and the north, we'll transport from
interior the goods be despatched by these vessels
In addition to the vessels employed In the inland navga
tion and those which to sea, amounting has been
shown, 1000, there Shanghai nnumerable boats
sengers and goods.
may be inferred from the foregoing description that
shanghai is not only point OF great trade in imports
and exports but also emporium where there s
change Of national and foreign commodities between the
southern and northern parts ofthe Empire.
From the Hong Kong Register, Dec. lo.l
VI the SIX men belonging to the crew of the
Hannah, who disappeared during the attack Of the
pirate, as mentioned IN our last number, we are
happy to learn that three have reached Macao,
having saved themselves in the ships boat. When
swim to the Hannah, which still close at hand,
but must have sunk. AS nothing has been heard
OF the ether two, there seems NO reason to doubt
that they shared the same melancholy fate.
After leaving the Hannah, the pirates made an
attack on the Joven Corinna, which was fortunate
ly better prepared for their reception Several
shots were exchanged, one of which carried away
the mainmast OF the junk, disabling her from con-
kiying's present standing seems to be a matter
OF some uncertainty. In an edict, published in the
Pektng Gazette for Aug 15 he re-invested with
honors which many months since were previously
taken from him,lin consequence of certain revenue
| money, in his old government in Liang KIang,
being unpaid. But the money having been paid,
his honors have been restored. There are new
rumors unfavorable to his good standing, but they
need confirmation.
| The Royal Senate of Macao, under the superin.
| tendence Of the Governor, and the assistance OF
the Judge, makes known to the public.
lst. That are admitted, to the deposit at the
custom house OF this city, cotton and all other
goods and articles from Europe and America, i'm
ported by any vessels from the ports, in and out,
81 the Cape Of Good Hope, paying the deposit du
stated in the tariff and in the like manner, the
godown rent and cooie hire, as established at the
custom-house such goods as have no valuations
49, - AL-s s--.n L.
duties, according to the value Of their original in.
voices, regulating the exchange as per sketch at
the said department.
I'd. The deposit is thus understood: six months
America, and three months for cotton, beginning
| to count ten days from the first landing of the
goods at the custom-house.
3D.. All such goods as remain to be cleared at
expiration of the time allowed in the section fore
going, are from thence subject to be cleared for
consumption, paying their duties Kin full with
the privilege OF being re-exported, should parties
wish 30.
The failure OF the harvest, the shock communi-
Gated by the foreign war, which is still felt, and a
variety Of circumstances of smaller nature, have
thrown many people out of employment and pre-
vented them from gaining livelihood. The i'm.
mediate consequence OF such disastrous state OF
affairs has been the formation OF numerous bands
OF robbers, who prowl about in every district and
become more and more formidable every day.
| ANTI-RENT IN ScHoHARIE CoUNTy.-We have
the following information from correspondents and
verbal reliable sources On Monday last, the She
| riff of Schoharie county and under Sheriff Bouck
proceeded to the towns Of Benheim and Jefferson,
to serve warrants and collect rent. 1t is supposed
| that they succeeded in serving the warrants To.
wards evening, they returned to Fink's tavern al
North Blenheim, and put up for the night. Be.
tween8 and 8 o'clock, party of about twenty-five
persons, disguised as Indians, and fully armed, en-
tered the house, instantly seized the Sheriff and
| Under Sheriff, and without allowing them to put
on their hats, pushed them out Of the house. Al
the door they were joined by the entire party, con
slstng OF l50 persons, disguised, and armed with
pistols, muskets, tomahawks and knives OF the
muskets, IS were counted with bayonets. Having
supplied the Sheriff and Deputy with Indian caps
they were placed in the centre Of the party, anC
marched some four miles up the Westkill, anC
thence 10 the summit of the mountain in the woods
a remote aud dreary place. There they held
pUw-wow around them, after having searched then
unsuccesslully tor papers, and at about 2 o'cloct
/ a nlQht thew marched hack IN Eiuk,s yvheve thar