The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-09-17

China.

China.
Asopy OF the Ceylou Colombo Tines extra was postsd
Sir fr .nr h .h. rooms at Liverpool Tues
"A CoIomoo Times, extra, OF the 10th Of July isle OF
Ion'M AZ very with regard
that the attack on the Bogue Forts had ronsed n dss
psra.s sp .h o. hostility against all foreigners but
the people Of Canton against them The rsnort frhsr
states that the consus had been compelled to leave
Canton. and that the Europeans were preparing 20
follow them"
The above news is said to have been brought to
Colombo by the Haddngton steamer. which received II
captain of vessel who had been to
Calcutta for troops to reinforce the garrison Hong
Kong.
Miscellaneous Intelligence.
The Hibernia reached Liverpool on the 2sth August.
She made the passage from Halifax In nine and half
days.
According letter from Vienna Of the GOTH the In
tegence from Gallics Glory great sgita
ton reigning in the province and ut Lemburg The
priest who to have been executed has had his
tence committed to twenty years imprisonment In the
fortress Of Kufstein
Toe .augs5wg Gazette has the following from Lem
berg, In Austrian Galcia, dated the 10th -" The
horities have found 1t necessary to put a stop the
daily professions OF the inhabitants to the burial place
OF the two Poles who recently executed police
agent ha wing ordered Of these consisting
OF 1000 persons dispense and attention being paid
TO his summons he called out force of twenty soldiers
who effected the dispersion without difficulty Several
persons including females arrested but they
soon liberated The Countess c., who had been
making great efforts to get up petition for mercy In
favor OF the condemned Poles has been forced by
authorities to quit
Vienna letter states that szedak the chief Of the
peasants who had taken part with against
the Polish nobility in Galcia has received gold edsl
from the Emperor, rs reward for his conduct.
The German journals speak project Of an exchange
otterritory between Hanover Oldenburg and Denmark
which is rendered desirable for the establishment OF
railway from Lubbock to Hamburg The Grand Duke
Of Odenburg would have to cede Eutn or the princpa
lily of Lubbock to Denmark receiving portion Of East
ern frise from Hanover, and Hanover would receive
| Lauenburg from Denmark The differences in the va
ue of the respective concessions would be up in
money Denmark, IL Ii said Is quite favorable to
| the project
letter from Turin Of the 22d which, however does
not guarantees the correctness Of the statements
can important piece news just become current in
city 1t is said that King Charles Albert has for
may protested against the occupation Of Ferrsra by
the powers Besides that t is said that the king has
written to the Pope to place his army and navy vt his
disposition IN case the Independence Of the Pontissl
to form an idea of the enthusiasm which this intelligence
has created.
The Constitutionne says =" It has already been
nouuced that the King Naples had felt the necessity
OF entering the path Of REFORM that had diminish
ed the price OF salt and abolished the duty grinding
corn Is added that he has permitted the intro
suction OF some Of the journals of Rome which
vously prohibted of late the Dario di Roma had
been interdcted. The Marquis dAzsglio, Sandman
subject had been lately refused the Of his passport
to proceed to Naples; has been offered to HIM"
Alb del Kader has sent letter to the Queen Of France
Amelia requesting her to lend her assistance In the
COLLATION. OF peace between him and the French gov
ernment
The Duchess Of Kent, Queen Vctorias mother, has
been visiting Hombourg.
The London Gazette OF the 27th August, contains
| treaty made between Great Britain and Tuscany.
The China intelligence Of unavorable nature, in
certainly bears the semblanoe of truth Upon the whole
contest with the Chinese, with prospect Of
cess would be much deplored The tea market has
hrmness, the consumption continuing good, although
the stock in London this month exceeds by 5,O01U00
pounds the quantity held in August, ls46.
| We learn from Canton that all trade was ut stand,
In lUsaf s han IN anti ba
factories The people only In fury they threat
en- to burn down the factories, unless claim to the
ground on the Honam side relinquisheed A fresh
| supply of ammunition has been forwarded from Hong
Kong in short, affairs are worse now than ever; and
there is every probability that real and competent
petition with the admiral at Its head, will be the next
| step resorted to-
The Reform Banquet which to have been held at
| Meaux on the 10th September, is postponed to the
| 26th inst.
| Mr. Gore Ousssy late Minister to the Plata River
from England, has arrived In England board the Gu
| daily expected at Brest.
The Prince de Jonvie had gone to st. Cloud to 70
| establish his health.
Princess Jsnuaria wife of Comte d'Aquila, and sister
to Princess Jonvi e has been delivered boy who ID
to be named after his grandfather Louis Philippe Marie
The long contemplated attempt to get of the ces-
brated steamer Great Britain of on the 2lst ut
and proved to be total failure, although aided BY
government steamer Of six hundred horse power No
hope remains to rescue her and no other like effort will
| be tried again.
The King Of the Two Siclies has reduced the taxes
throughout his domnions especially that salt 1t 10
said that it will deficit in his treasury of several
millions
terrible steamboat explosion took place the 2sth
Of August, the Thames The boiler Of the Cricket
river boat, exploded About 100 passengers on
board six were killed, and many wounded.
Moesra Rampeh the eastern coast Of Sumatrs, hiss
been dsclared free port by the Governor General Of
| Netherlands India.
| The United States have increased the postage on
papers passing from the Boston steamers to Canada in
consequence OF which orders been Issued from the
General Post Office here to add half penny In pre-
| paying the papers from this country to Canada
Markets.
LrERrooL Corroy MARxET, Aug. 25.-The trsnsAc-
lions in our cotton market still very limited
scale. The trade rules dull, but prices supported
The sales to-day estimated at about 5000 bales al
| to the trade. Ut
Aua. 26.-The market Ia well supped and holders