New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-10-01
The Overland Mail.

Advlces IN anticipation OF the Overland Mail
reached London the itl inst The dates bombay
July IL Calcutta July T. and Delhi July Z No accounts
have been received from China Of later date than those
published in our last paper The following is brief
summary of the contained in papers which
have received By this arrival:
The rainy season continued and the fall such rs
to satisfy those who desired much Of that most valuable
elemen tin India water Tranquility prevailed through
ont the whole of that Continent
The cholera had lessened it, ravages at Kurrachee
where destroyed several thousand during
days The troops had lost about fourth OF their mum
Der. Every praise bestowed upon sir Charles Ma
pier for his kindness and attention the utieTer-
Only two officers had died namely Capt j. p. Seaton.
the Bombay Fnsiliers and Lieutenant Dawson OF the
10Th Regiment of Native Infantry
From the Punaub there is news All was
quiet there The Governor General and Lord Cough
at simls where the rain falling in torrents
The departure Of Sir George Arthur from the
Government of Bombay fixed for the 9Th OF August
long continuance Of ii!health is the Of his
tiremcnt Mr. L. R. Reid the senior civil servant in the
Bombay Council was to succeed him until Governor
nominated in London shall have arrived There Is
hope expressed that the Court OF Directors VIII grant
Sir George Arthur pension.
The retirement from the bench of Sir Henry Roper
which is expected in November has given rise TO much
talk respecting his Theswant OF the three
judges allowed by the Charters much felt in Bombay
The result of the penury in the Court OF directors
which the salary OF Judge, is to throw the
whole decisions OF the into the hands OF the Chief
Justice II expected (yvh row little reason
readers aware that Sir Erskne Perry. the puisne
his Judicial conduct had given great satisfaction.
miscellaneous.
CHOLERA IN IypIA-The last accounts from In
dia are painfully distressing The choerahat scourge
of the human races sweeping al before II in Scndc
Hardy veterans long Injured to toll and fatigue, and 10
all the pride and circumstance OF glorious war are
being moved down by thousands. Those who conquer
ed the Ameers and put their troops TO the sword
snnitton with unsparing mpartiaity By the Angel OF
Death, who rides abroad In the blast The invisible
hand is cruel than the sword-more mighty than
invincole legons. How puerilc the skill Of man ap
pears--how contemplate the mighhest OF his achieve
ments when contrastcd with the mysteries OF nature
and the unfathomablc DEGREES Of Omnipoenrc The
reflection properly pursued is calculated TO read an IN
stuctivc moral lesson and to humble human ARROGANCE
in its profound subhnity.
EARrHQUAKF IN TUscANY.-The number oil per
sons killed by the late earthquake in Tuscany is very
great At Volterra &c lives were lost and liO persons
were severely wounded Many villages RACED 10
the ground and numbers OF public buildings we're des
troycd or injured
THE GRAM CROPS on THE CoSTIHEST.-Wheat is
said TO be poor crop in the countries bordering on the
Mediterranean but good in Central and Northern
Europe Maize in the South and rye and oats IN the
North. nrc poor crops
CROPS IN FRASor-Accoring TO the official re
turns of the crops in France is calculated that there
will be deficiency OF ten or twelve days fro"islons
and that it will require outlay OF 50c0ooO0 francs 10
supply the Wheat necessary Tor the consumption OF tie
country. Barley. Rye. Oats Peas, Beans &C mad al
forded inadequate stock and serious fears were Ell
tertained tor the Potatoes which were eXtensIyey
diseased in twenty-five Departments.
II appears from recent advices, dated Berlin,
Sept / that the financial crisis there lie becoming more
complicated every day Inc railway shares are scliis
at the prescn, moment q; 40 per cent below par The
funds themselves have fallen per cent.
THE STEAMSHIP GREAT BRlTAIS'-Ths no
bic specimen of maritime architecture after undergoing
examination and some slight repairs IN the CRAVING
Dock has again been ioRtcd and resumed her berth in
the Cohurc Dock she Is 10 sail on Tuesday the 20
INST "cme haply !" shy 'hat hti M e",
presents gratifying appearance. we nave no do"u,
she Will also carry out large treiehl ana IN hcI heNi
passage 10 ORR prove herself worthy OF Inc liberal
support which the pubic seem aeslrous 10 Oes"" upon
her'
Ia consequence OF the increasing complaints "i
the P"ia" crop Hee mas rise" iron" - the wv 10 -
and -.
The, British Association has commenced ITS SIT
,pgs al Southampton this week SavSns from al parts
the world annually attend The Gathering and tins yea"
they Will no, To-, less numerous than usual.
~, ,,,.r,,, -, E>,p,pr Tho SI,1bJlg iisrr.yy
a. s,In,- sto,is,ics relative 10 the Austrian
p9oshSs 'e IE""is covers an x1ent
of IL Oi square miles containing 70 a95 souls inhab
,ing 'l3 towns los GGrshs and 42Os villages. III
clergy is composed OF o21%' hai'uG"s anu le t''i,
revenue without including iHnsay, iiH.s. ~ 'i' S.
The military lrohie sN,rsGs h T ri,nsrv
IRA eS'tt''s az 80 ~ 4 oSG O11 Of npoils are edu
car.S -, nm eyncns, of 100000 OF horins
N'e' 80
The Spanish ln;anta Maria Loulsa y ernu'u"'
WHO'S nhou, To be married to the Duke de Monpcnsier
Youngest son of Louis Philippe is said 10 possess Tor
iuue OF IL pOOO0f (s6i0,O0d)
society has been formed under high patronage
for providing dwellings tor The poor in the suburbs OF
London. Lord Morpeth Chic; Comnnis ROT Woods
and Forests has announced il is SAID thar he Manor
Cour; will accord portion OF Wansie@a fa.s 70 'e
purposes oil the n'S'i''''oi' '''' N''"'
difficulty. -, -, c.,
WOLVES ~ fRAN.E'-ihe euN ms y. -,
the Mrust been lattLN UiltstrG WIKI 'btS
short time ago person was attacked on tte 'TSu .!
one OF these animals but having stout snck ne =!
tempted beat it of The combat lasted several mn
head which sent it of bowling with PAIN
F1Rx AT LrrPslC-The German papers, which
have latty come to hand coatius accounts OF great
IRE which broke on, the evening o! the gym august
n, ,nsic The losses sustained by this disaster are
very considerable the Ho,el dc Polosne, which mas
been completely destroyed Is estimated AT avspe o. sN
millions OF francs The hre appears 10 have rSged SIN