The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-11-10

hiast These conditions they sndeavor to comply
VIII H. asptaIn of the vessel must DO Frenchman
his laxal requirement the French Ambassador enaea
orsd TO oyerrate this OCCASION and wished to grant
rsst ships the privilege OF carrying the French Nag
xsithou complying with this condition The rorte pro-
80 s,anst this and insists upon the maintenance OF
h;thsrto est.bIishsd Laws The porte has threatened
shortly put another measure In force VIZ the Danish
nent Of all Greek subjects Inc fo,ts n on tns
Greece and will go to the utmost sxremities rather
than yield
We have received the Athens journals up to tbs 10th
ult bill had been presented to the Chamber OF
Deputies enactng that the sum of f5o00 600 paid by
Eynard to the English Government shsud be consider
ed part of the public debt that the shares in the Ma
tiopsl Bank, mortgaged security should remain IN
mortgage until the repayment of the debt that tne
goRernment should be authorized to negotiate with VI
Eynsrd, with respect to the periods OF Repayment.
providing that the interest the debt shall not exceed
Der cent The Courier d.7thsnes states that synP
of disunoh 10 the cabinet have oeen d 90,
The same journal that the Insurgents au no
strong positions the frontiers ana ~ tn t troons
oonti5estal Greece The government had sent Troops
70 Iamis Mouiki Thebes and to the environs OF
Athens, to Menidi and hassi"'
Algeria.
u, ,.,. o,rsri,n Of the 18th nt announces
.ht a. KabvIes OF the vicinity of Ggelly melted by
snatica arabout advanced TO the number OF iooo or
isno ~ an aganrt the place the morning Of the Sd
"a "a atta,ked the French advanced posts Colonel
E,,s commander of the district spprised beforehand
s ane and thew ned in every direction leaving several
dead on field and carrying of number OF wounded
he
dav 800 Kabyes again appeared in the neghborhood OF
Seelly dispersed by few cannon shots hred
10 the rest of Algeria Add elKader still preserved IL
the Riff a mensciDg attitude towards the Emperor OF
Morocco His d.ira remained epcamped Mt kssbat
Zelouan A new village, composed OF sixty European
families aud named Penthevren was to be established
IN the province of Constantine at the junction OF the
Oued Noya Berda and the Oued barbara
The pscifc state of the Algeria was destroyed the
I'd nit The Kabyles living in the neighborhood
Of Giuel excited by fanatic Marabout thought that
snf IF hastp wa had
ed them they went TO attack the outposts OF the
French army amounting to 1900 But the troops were
ON their guard and the Kabyes were vanquished but
thew fought terrible struggle in which they left many
dead and wounded Eight hundred Kabyles returned
the field the next day. but retired imedatey after
a short skirmish.
Ab-del Kader Is always the frontier Of Morocco,
threatening the Emperor Abderrhaman. They gene
rally believe he will soon make an Eruption in the
india ana China.
The overland mail from India arrived on the 2lst
Oct with dates from Bombay to the 18th, Calcutta
to the 9TH September and China to the 2lst Of August
The political is not OF great interest Iranquaty
GENERALLY prevailed throughout India In commercial
affairs there activity, and the shipments OF
sugar produce proceeding to great extent all
OF which will come to a most depressed market The
Manchester Chamber Of Commerce, with reference to
the advances produce in India have petitioned the
East India Company in admirable memorial pointing
out ruinous practice of drawing six and ten months
bills against produce shipped from India and the ship
pers Immediately "pawning' the property to raise
funds The memorialists stigmatiss the hypothecA-
tiop of goods In India baneful system teemng with
every mischief social and commercial inviting reckless
ness causing Fictitious elevations OF prices, disturbing
the exchanges and putting to hazard the fares opera
tions Of the prudent and honest trader" The unan-
swerabs arguments put forth by the memorasts which
have been long obvious to every rejecting merchant
will trust put check upon the present infatuated
system, which in the midst Of apparent prosperity
has spread ruin amongst the greatest houses involving
in its consequences the fortunes Of the most innocent
parties.
Tho dispatches of the London papers, by anticipation
Of the overland mails which left Bombay the 18th
ult we're received early Thursday morning. They
sent the 18th ut in the small colonial steamer
seaforth 10 Ceylon instead of being despatched
vousy the 10Th of the month Much dissatisfaction
felt at Bombay in consequence Of this abrupt in
attributable to the bad management Of the steamers Of
the Indian not Of which dsposable for the
18th to carry the mails direct to Alden The departure
of the mid-monthy mails from Bombay was therefore
forestalled by four days, and many persons in the
interior must have been disappointed in sending letters
TO Europe.
The news thus received is of interest and Importance
was stated in the last despatch that conspiracy was
known to be connecting in Lahore. The British
authorities being aware Of its existence resolved to
crush it in the bud and at nine O'Clock in the evening
of the goth Of August, Rance Chunda the Queen
Mother Of Dhueep Singh, the young Maharajah OF
Lahore taken from the palace and conveyed under
to Shaikhoopra fort about 30 miles dstantin
which former intriguing princesses confined The
intrigues, in political sense well as otherwise, OF
was causing son, the Maharajah to insult publicly
Tel Singh the Prime Minister, by refusing to give him
the roys mark on his forehead called the iiu at thu
time Of his installation Rsjah This intriguess
the head Of all the disaeced in Lahore and her remov
al from power will have the effect of neutrazing
of their schemes-at least for time The Prime
Minister, Tel Singh, is decided friend to the British
and the object of much hatred to the
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