The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-09-21

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II appears that the general had only his mind
N attempt escape when he heard tbathe was to be
tried by martial 1t wss then that his wife per-
shaded his ruin resolved upon. disguised her
selfas Palcar, AND accompanied by about twenty of
the gensraps partsaus received him the gate of the
prison the night Of the l2th instant She then
turned Chalcis An attempt made 20 arrest her
there hut she her house and threatened to
out the brains Of the first that approached
This courageous conduct OF woman, whose only crime
was to have saved her was respected by the
agents. and TO the honor of the be 1t said
she has since been left unmolested at Chalcis
We have too great respect for the laws" Gays Ii
Courrier to give sanction to the enterprise OF
General Grzziotti but the ministry who endeavored at
all risks to prevent the election OF who enjoyed
the greatest influence in Euboea and arrested him at
the very moment that he appealing to the throne
has not that ministry caused for itself embarrsssmens
from which it will fnd it a very difficult to escape
Meantime. q second civil has burst upon us.
owing TO th' scanda'ous proceedings OF the -,
at the elections to make of chamber accoroinB
its ewu ideas Greek blood will dow but Iols. =.
enjoys good health and that is all that Is reqa,sSs h
msintan the admirable system so warmly supPoi'" ~
NJ Grzot
The Nonitsur Gree in announcing the fact oil tine IN
rhs ,ova,umar nj bes taken measures which will COM
pol General Grzz'ot to surrender WITHIN rev Wy
has left for Chacis where concentration of troops
will be made and from whence ne WI marcn aga,ns s
the rebels We daily expect the announcement OF their
defeat"
we have received the that the government troops
md attacked the rebels and had driven them back
different points The battle still going on when the
Grvas is still at Prevesa and at liberty he has been
Joined by number of Albauians. According to
count Grvas intended joining the insurgents in Albania;
according to another he about to the frontiers
of Greece Mt the head of his Pacars.
Aivices from Constantinople state that at secret
meeting held ut the palace of the Grand Vizer the
10th ult. IL decided that the Ottoman ports should
he closed aud the exequaturs withdrawn from the ele
mic consus
letter from Constantinople of the 18th ultimo an.
nominees the compl-te defeat OF the Albanian insur-
July
destructive conhagraton had taken place at scuta-
ii 800 houses were reduced to ashes On the
morning 80 houses fell prey to the flames at Constan
tinope.
India.
Since our last, two overland mails from India have
rived the frat with intelligence from Calcutta to the
I'd aud from Bombay the sh of July; and the second
with dates from Calcutta the sth from Bombay to
the 10Th OF July aud from Madras to the 10th Those
from China not later than those which had previous
The London mail of the 9TH May reached Madras via
Bombay, on the 18th June. Calcutta the 18th. The
mail Of the gath May reached Bombay by the bark Lord
Stanley on the s0th June. The p and Co g steamer
Precursor with the mail Of the date reached Point
d. Gale the 2sh June, Madras the ID july and
Calcutta on the 7th The mail of the 18th June reached
Bombay by the steamer Auckland, at noon the 9th
Juy-2S days ii hours from London to Bombay-the
quickest transit record.
The political relative the state of India is
istactory AT Bombay the rains had been remarkable,
fortytwo inches had already fallen the Sd ult that
is than half the ordinary average and there
two months OF the monsoon yet remaining.
Great approximations felt respecting the fate of
the Cleopatra steamer which left Bombay the l4th
frghtfu hurricane of the 7th 18th and 10Th of April
and had not since been heard of
1t seems to be the intention of the Governor General
to reduce the army in India to the extent by which f
100000 sterling per annum will be saved
Tranquility continued to prevail throughout the Pun
jab In the Hazareb mountain districts, the chiefs
who had refused to submit te Ghoab Singh had since
been pacihed by being again placed under the govern
To the eastward of the Nizsms territory in the Coon
soor country the between the inhab
In Dude the disagreement between the King and his
Wuzeer continued.
Tranquility had been restored in the States of the
Nizam.
Sir Charles Napier wished to quit soinde, in which
case It was expected that Mr. Pringe at present Com
missioner of Rerum, in the northern provinces would
succeed him with the rank of Commissioner.
An extra of the Coiumbo Times Isle of Ceylon of the
loh July reports that general rising Of the Chinese
against the British had taken place at Canton. This
was alleged to have been brought to Columbo by
The Haddington steamer, which received it from cap
tain of vessel who had been despatched to Calcutta
troops to reinforce the garrison at Hong Kong The
this intelligence require authentic statement
before 1t can be believed.
Foreign TheatricaIs.
The Surrey Theatre is at present opeD on speculation
by MIR. Kerschner.
saddler's Wells Theatre opened for the season by
Mr.. Phelps.
The Manchester Theatre Royal will open on the 9th
October, when Mr.. and Mrs Charles Kean will make
their first appearance the British stage, their
turn from the y nited States.
IL is currently reported that Nsbett is on the eve
of being led for the third time the hymenea altar
Her present sutton is young Scotch baronet.
Jenny Lind has concluded an engagement with Mr.
Lumey for the next season, at her Maestys Theatre
Miss Cushman has far be able to ac-
cept an engagement for the ensuing at Liverpool
1t understood that she will perform with Mr. Macready
Jenny Lind left London fulfil her provincial engage
ments Lsblache goes to Paris.
Madame Grisi Is to be brought down to Edinburgh as
set of against Mdle Lind whose appearance she
anticipate by few days The tickets for Jennys
cert have for time been bearing premiums beth
the Edinburgh and Glasgow rialtos
The Swedish nightingale engaged to sing for the
hrst time in Liverpool The box office opened for
the sale Of tickets and the distribution places when
there fearful rush Noess than fl9OO received
Ina few hours.
Mr. Rookie, the composer still remain. in a very pre-
carious state at Gravesend with slender hopes
his ultimate recovery. He has wife and merous
family.
engaged Beroz the composer (who married Miss Smith
SOM as director Of the music for the ensuing season. at
Drury Lane and that among the engagements already
made with vocalists the following included MADAME
Viardot Garcia and Miss Birch; Messrs Duprez Reeves
Jones (Whitworth) Pischek, and staudigl.
The poet Bum will positively hoist the standard of the
iegmate drama at the Surry Theatre of which he has
become the lessee Mrs Davdge retiring from the man
agement.
The Italian Opera closed at her Majestys The
atre few days before the steamer left
Mr. Balfe has not renewed his engagement with Mr.
Lumley as director Of the orchestra at Majesty
Theatre.
ut for which he engaged the following
anne Grisi signor Mario, Tsmburini, and John Parry
1t is stated that Madame CASTELAR, will be engaged at
the Royal Italian Opera, Covent Garden next season,
pce Madame Persani whose health is In very
state.
Mad Cerito and St Leon gave concert Mt Plymouth
= afew days before the steamer left
=, The Theatre Royal Church at Liverpool opened for
Inc season with Mr. Owen as Hamlet, Richelieu, SC,
proposal has been made in Glasgow for the instu-
ton OF sfuDd for the purchase an annuity to MIR
Sheridan Knowles No dehntive method of raising IL
has yet been resolved on; but an amateur theatrical
performance Ia one Of the methods talked Of
Drury-lan Theatre will be opened on the 25th O.
October by Julien, with promenade concerts and h,
his operatic the latter end of Novem
Der He is gone to the continent a recruiting tour
Mr.. and Mrs. Kelley playing at the surrey
Theatre
Mrs has ake ha Marv