New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-01-26
he delay in executing tn. law Of 1870 r,saTe to the
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Te.Ss.rL.xrIc srI.rtEs-Ths PaTis CoHRi-
,,t,oan,l ssys instructions were ae osck sent %
cur c-ereut consUs 70 collect such -ielsulA -1lyi1a
tou a. might be useful Ia throwing Lz1i On f-,sons
connectef with the establishment OF the tran atannc
steamers The replies 70 these NIT rs. -
rived from slnos; eyery quarter, and tnefe Ies-
them, among other iaeis very esflo4. - - 80
progression Of trznsi from the d1ereni psIt- q .s
world dating from l-l5, the penod wien 'n- in'i' -
commenced. %
RANK OF FRAScE-Ths condition Of the Bank o.
France has caused considerable discussion isley "
monetary circles Owing 70 dram Of DO' mn
caused bs the enormous. purchases 9i go
o,he, countries the Bank e France requires a.
,is,snce from the Bank Of England "hies = -
more readily conceded a. abe gave al
years back % the Bank q tn-4-no Ni-ti ~
S...,css "a. dissirnilar The only point NJ"
rsised Z. how shall the aid Be iendereo-m ''ei'
in eod or by bills Of exchange il seems tnai " ~
sent state Of ne sxehsnes - SoIe proisbe il n
AID 10 seud silver than gold but some "rliei' ~
that bills Of exchange. 10 ihe required -ily-n- 49,
Be the plan least likely % disturb me lAslic a. -
I Of either counIy Inc sHiouh' US o-'
millions STIRLING
The xoung wheats IN the east OF France are
,,..ed N have come up with remarkable vgof' and 70
promise very abundant crops
Inds.
The express in anticipation Of the oi monthly
mail from India reached LONDON va ~
I l7tb at By which have accounts IRON bou9sy u
Nov. 10 Calcutta Nov. : Madras Nov. Il ana hoDs
/ Kong. Oct 30
TIE news from the Kingdom Of Labre and the
new KINGDOM Of Jsmoo represent them DON A. pioPPeu
mn by he Pritsh troops IN jsmoo there are lgu a.
49, - csf5e ne rroo-s of numerous mountain Raiahs
The four armies are FIRST that OF Ghoao -lnsh' Wuo -
strugsng 10 obtain possession OF MS purchA'eo SOW
regniy composed, as Il 49, OF tne mos u
terIss second the army dhe strength Of "hich = u
known OF the Shiek Emsumy od Deen VINO s.csie ~
the vale Of Cashmere, refuses 10 submit ~
third the force under the Lahore 1eheia- ieJ ,lns
[ 81 ffa ffarrt
ION NJ 6ehtnr for the trait Ghosb aud i0lfih he
two Britisb divisions commanded by Gems Litter aud
Wkeeler who are in possession Of Jsmoo the capital
which they have undertaken 70 protec' ioI N"O'a'
/ while he himself is engaged IN the nelo-
The position Of Gholsb Singh IS represented as
/ being very critical lie Is becoming daily more and
more embarrassed and viii have to yield the rule oil the
newly acquired country 10 other pcty soFeIesns VIM
| NAV perhaps pay him tribute for few Seasons
! Sbiek Emaum yod Deem whose resources ap
pear not 10 be understood, has contrved by various
Shifts TO put Oft the day Of surrender until the snow zen
IN November Thc latest news from slr Jonh lltuei
force which was encsmped at BukIcws',ah Dhst % S
sde of the Chenab and BngadeT Wheeler on the other
il 10 the effect that they were all DISAPPOINTED al me
nonsurender Of the shiek, which ought TO nave per
effected before the Both but had not taken place me
united Lahore and British forces were oeayeu se'tiH
days by heavy rains.
The adyices received by this arrival lead US 10 un-
dersand that the troops advancing on Cashmere had
been ordered to fall back in consequence II was sup
posed of a satisfactory CONCLUSION OF tue nseic"'
with the insurgents.
The latest news from CabOol is 10 the cith Aug.
hut of no great moment The country seems in most
miserable condition with as the Dan Gaieaes cores
pendent says, an impotent ruler cfueI uAseI'
starving army and merchants ruined by the pahdef o'
their kahlss.
Fran, ec;nde ,bore ia no news Of importance.
Sir Charles Napier was at Kurrachee where the climate
was pleasant Preparations are going ioIwsiu ~ ~
removal Of FIVE native regiments rom ,boir pres
II I.,, February
ence should be required by any disturbance without inc
frontier.
In the interior Of India tranquility prev ais
The Nizsms Government is undergoing i. ,it
change lie has at length named as Dewan OF Mnistei
the native n0bemsn whom the British hetldehl hAu
previously proposed, but 10 whom tAo Nam hau re-
fused 10 grant powers The new minister u Soorsoo'
Nook and described being possessed OF great ad-
ministrsiiyo qualities
The news from China is interesting. \ conflict
had taken place between the Chinese and Portuguese
Macao in relation to hscal and general regulations,
In the course Of which several Of the Chinese fast
boats had been burned and sunk Order had been re-
stored in consequence Of the rmness Of the Portuguese
Governor The following the particulars Of the az
fair alluded 10. The Chinese have always looked upon
the Portuguese tenants OF viii, and denied their
right to exercise authority ovef the sons OF Ham
who subsection only ter own Mandarlns. The
attempt H. saddle them with taxes Tor tho support
of the Portuguese Government was firmly resisted
many the traders preerng 10 remove their goods and
leave their shops empty 70 paying me income lax Inc
same passive resistance has not characterized others OF
their countrymen the OF the fast passage boats
on the river. The sum Of dollar month was pro
posed TO be raised from those running to and nom
Macao. the amount 20 DO applied 20 keeping tDeiI
wharf in repair. Along with this system vi
registering was to be introduced in order TO have
some cheek the awess fellows who occasionally
ioin themselves with the boatmen. Senior JOsO
Maria Ferrera dc Amara upon the first refusal to obey
his order seized fast boats and made prisoners u
the men board Upon this the boatmen SET aooutco
ecng and organizing large mob Of their coun'fymen
who landed in the inner hsrbor and commenced VIC.
lent attack opening IRE upon the Portuguese from
four FOUNDER they had brought with them The Govern
or thereupon ordered the troops, who speedily dis
persed the sssaisns killing ten or twelve Of them and
destroying al the fast boats of which ten were burned
and eight sunk. The Chinese then rcsortcd 10 favor
lie OF theirs to close their shopsin the bazaar
10 sarNe out the enemy. But The Determination oil the
Governor speedily this difficulty, ioi be an
nounced that If by given time the bazaar was not open
and furnished with supplies. he would ire upon and de
str0y H. This had the desired eject and al was again
/ quiet
japan.
AMERICAN MIssIoN To JAFAS.-Commodore Bid
die brother Of the manager of the United States Bank
in the Columbus eighty gun ship, accompanied by the
Nincennes irgaie Captain Pauding arrived al the en-
trance of the bay OF ieddo on the Goth - July
/ public dispatch sent of by the American Com
modore to the Court at Noddo, distant some leagues
and written reply received in days, stating
that no trade whatever could be allowed with America
on their departure the two ships allowed themselves 10
be tOwed out by whole neCt OF boats which moved by
/ signals between each other and with great order
They appeared surprisingly well informed as 10 cX.
ternl events and had even heard Of the Oregon ques
ton. The Dutch IN fact. obliged 10 keep them sup
Piled with all kinds of Information at the trading port Of
Nangasski Subsequent 10 the departure Of the Amer
leans the Boy OF leddo, il Is said visited by ADM
raj Cecile in the French frgete heopatre accompsn-
led by two c0ryettes II j. asserted that dispute
took place and that the French LETT in high dudge0n,
but of their ships have yet arrival from the North
and therefore the information cannot be relied upon
| Liverpool Cotton Market. JAS.
FoR IHE WEEK ENDING Die give closed last
week with advance Of % per ID on all classes Of
American, and the last two days being dull and quiet
That quetness has continued in less degree
20 the present moment aud under It's influence nearly
sd per % has been conceded in price The business
transacted since Friday has been BY uniform
IN instances forced sales have been made At ID
and even I'd declined such course Of impulsve pro-
ceeding Is MT unusual after great and rspd eli.
vance This morning however and yesterday also more
uniformity in prices, with regular demand from
the trade, has been, and still Is in existence and
Z our market Is assuming accordingly character OF
stcsdiness and nrmness Other descriptions than
American may be considered lees changed and inau-
cnced than those kinds whether In the direction Of the
late advance present decline and therefore regard
sursts Brazil and Egyptians having been less de-
pressed than the common Of short stsped Amer.
Since the above written active speculative
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