The New York herald., 1850-12-22

along the PSDjsub frontier from Kobaf southwark L,u
tsnsst Psock and part Of the Kohst forces proossSs
fuddenly, and sssniDgly unaocsuptsbly quelied The
latest accounts stats that the danger Of insurrse
Lord falkland, the Governor of Bombay, had en-
tirely recovered from his indispo.itien. Consider
able sickness prevailed at Lahore sir Charles Napier
making preparations to leave India for Englaud,
by way of Scinds and Bombay court martial VOC.
held at Fort william for the trial Of Major Bsrtlensn
the 44th native infantry, charged With sndsavor
ing seduoe the affections OF the sie OF Lisutenans
shelton Of tbs Seth regt native infantry and for hsv
Ing inflicted personal chAstissment on the husband
Of the lady before mentioned.
most discreditable gambling transaction at simls
mas given rise to 2 court of inquiry Three oMesre@
for high stakes with cards subsequently, discovered
be marked Two Of the officers acquitted by Sir
cipstion In the transaction; the sut lies bssweeu
the remaining officer ans the civilisn OF whem the
former lost heavily while the latter tho principal
Import transactions at Calcutta we're favorable.
Metal. les, neglected An advance on copper Of an
little was doing Bills at six months. ~. to az Do
cuments drafts dollars 10 cents to 21s dollars
Trade at Bombay wss almost at a. stand still, the
holidays having begun. At their close brisk demand
for eottoh goods was expected.
Frsjehts declined to f2 los to f212s Cd. for bott
London and Live erpool5s more being paid for ready
gong vessels large number OF vessels have srrvsd
Hsrian Pasha President OF the Council at Cairo re-
turned on the 10th November from ConstantinoPls,
The result Of his mission was favorable.
Turkey.
Letters from Constsntinopis OF the Goth ut., an
that the rebels at Aeppo have been complete
ly exterminated by Kerim Psshas troope The rebeir
OF Bospia have been kewise defeated by Omar Psshs
Accounts from mConstantinople OF the 2uth ut state
that terrible ehsstistment has been inflicted the
insuig Of Aeppo On the evening of the 7th ult
Kerim Pashs invited the principal cnies OF the insur
gents to come to him They accepted the invita- ony
persuaded that the fear of fesh diet alc
make them respected Kerim Pashs had them place c
under arrest The insurgents nd,ns their chiefs die
not return, rushed to arms and IN number about
10 600 and insolenty demanded tb.r liberation. The
Ottoman general was prepared for this and replied e.
their demand by charging them att h. ad of 1000 i'm
peris oops wnom he had assembled in the inside OF
some barracks The combat d-'o-rate and lasted
for than twenty -four hours. bat the result
favorable To- the Turks. Three Mn.sulman quarters
Ksrlek Bah Cousss, and Ell Bao Nsirsb, which
the OF their revolt have been almost entirely de-
stroyeo Eighteen hundred of the rebels fell in ths
struggle and the remainder with the Inhabitants of
the sbeve quarters have lied from Al ppo the Turkish
cavalry pursuing them Not siD.lr Christian ell ir
thi, terrible affair All the propery Of the rebels will
b. devoted by the authorities 70 iBo- mnify the Chris
tians for their Losses the l4th hth October and
TO rebuild the three churches which burned The
Bosnian insurgents have also b7-n oreated in two t
ties and thus has the Sultan triumphsd feudsli
ty and faBsticism.