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appears resolved not TO yield. II has applied TO the
representatives of France and England for advice.
The Porte is the more irrtated against Austria,
that for time past the journals of Vienna
tanned articles accusing the Turkish government
of i'll faith, and of exciting new revolution in
Hungary. When the Porte complained OF this, IL
was stated in reply that since the press was fires
in Austria, the government could do nothing with
the journals; but the Porte knows perfectly well
what it ought 70 think of the matter as well as
about certain iatrigues in the Danubian princpali
ties. Russia has shown afiectation in not appear
ing in any way in the matter; it is thought, how
ever, that she is not SO unconnected with il she
pretends.
Hesse Csssel.
The authorities remaining at Casse having re-
solved 10 restrict their activity to the administra-
tive measures Immediately necessary, the denoue-
ment OF the present crisis Is 10 be looked for from
Frankfort, the present residence of ..,e elector.
y ielter OF lhe lTth, fro,., that city, says: "It
appears tat the EeGtor is driven to his last wits to
IN" way OH OF the present difficulty Yesterday
his eventual abdicaton discussed as the only
apparent way of escape from imminent danger
The Elector Is of this opinion but declares that he
can only abdlcate favor of the Grand Duke OF
Hesse Darnstadt. IN this inclination he is sup
ported by his Austrian and Bavarian advisers
1.-The nearer magnates of his house, however,
raise great objections to this alienation Of their
rights; but 1t Ia the chosen task Of the Austrian
Ambassador TO overcome opposition from this quar-
ter. Negotiations on this subject are III full pro-
gress at the present moment, and we shall proba-
Diy SOOH dppTlSeu Oh result. ne ulllCully
in Cassel would then only enter new historical
period. The Prussian troops have left Bockenhein
aud the other Hessian corps to-day were removed
into the Duchy Of Nassau. The government Of
Electoral Hesse is hastily establishing itself in
Bockenheim. It's stay there will probably not be
protracted The ministers have resolved to lodge
at Frankfort, instead Of spending their money in
the State they pretend to govern"
India and China.
India continues tranquil throughout. The civil
w N the Nznn'a torv has bepn to- ed
by the result of battle fought at Akotc. on the
goth of July, in which the Nizams troops utterly
defeated and dispersed those of the refractory Ma
wab of Elichpore. This success will enable the
Nzam either to enforce better terms from the de-
feated Nawab, or to give his districts TO richer
competitor, and will at the same time relieve the
resident from the dilemma Of employing the con-
tingent IN a doubtful quarrel
Another explosion of ordnance hotilla occurred
on the Ganges, near Chuprah. on the 10th July.
The fleet consisted of about thirty boats, of which
upwards of half were loaded with gunpowder.
Twelve boats arc lost-seven, with one thousand
eight hundred barrels on board, exploded, and five
sunk The crews discovered the fire in time and
escaped. Suspicion attaches to the native boat
ceived their pay in advance at Dinaporc, and hav-
ing all escaped injury. committee of inquiry
has been instituted to investigate the matter.
An outrage, most disgracetul to the civilized cha
racter of the district, has occurred at Alipore, in
the immediate neighborhood of Calcutta; it orgi-
mated in some Sepoys OF the .Alipore militia (oti
duty) having got ell-deserved thrashing from
the inhabitants of that locality for insulting respect
able women of the place. The Sepoys fled to their
lines for assistance wherein their comrades turned
out, and proceeded to treat Apore and its inhabt-
ants as if it had been an enemys town taken by
Storm
Dates from Shanghai to the 18th instant. The
tea market had opened, and forty chops had been
settled for at prices considered here high About
900 bales of new silk contracted for in the coun-
try by foreigners, had arrived, and more x
DeCted. Prices high.
A considerable sensation has been occasioned in
India by duel, which has lately taken place at
Bandah, betwee Leutenants Huxham and Lich-
ford, of the 4sth Native Infantry, in which the
former wounded severely, lit was supposed
mortality Lieutenant Huxham Is out of danger,
but the affair is likely to lead to more than one
court martial