The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-11-30

calculation. There strong impression that the In
the armed nis and boats with about
men which passed through the harbor the 18th inst
for shsnshas may arrive at an oPpGrt1ns moment ans
naval force at shanghae ard great vigilance Kept up
shsDghae is at present the centre of Chinese politics. at
least regards foreigners and the only foreign repre-
sentative now there has judged wisely to remain al
though has pleased bis try to leave him unprovd
ed with the means Of doing the most for it, reputation
and interests.
the It'll inst is an important matter both politically and
CONNER cally
Of its officials at once excited unusual activity in shipping
EXPORTS under the general that there would
sals we believe bsft single ship SO loaded was de-
spatche nteposed and required that the duties should
be accounted for By the conssnsss OF their respective
ons to thai effect issued from the two consulaes
the general smay and producing the part OF the
Americans illtempered and worse express % remon-
STRANGE to their commissioner Colonel Marshall who, in
able reply supported the consul and explained the
true position of foreign merchants in China their priv
We aubjoln the conditions, essentially the same, laid
down by each Of the consuls but from well informed
correspondent, learn that the part Of the Ameri
cans has been .nce arranged to give obligation for
without the sanction Of tho home The British
will probably obtain similar concession from their con-
somewhat strange to his countrymen, all whom, at
other times have been encouraged, and some OF whom
hav, felt forced to smugge in Of
the axity of their authorities in the practical inter.
| probation of treaty oblieationf:-
PROVISIONAL RULES FOR ABSENCE
| OF CUSTOM HOUSE ESTABLISHMENT.
The Of zach hip to give to sn Sss
consigned Of all those who shippers Of out
q Each importer shipper 70 make declaration in writ
doubt arising the accuracy these
documentary evidence the Oonsul may 1T
The consgnee the ship to present schedule Of the
shiPRsrs in what concerns once these ,;n
house authoTiiss had received the duties o. By
the al parties payable demand, after forty days
RH% n fii conss
| by American ships, Shanghae.
We learn from Annoy that the 18th Sept the rebels,
asn troops and tsy routed ths@ burning ming
also village and returning with such poll as they could
an e.
ing the Imperialist soldier rs.
The latest intelligence is to the 10th Sept at which
time The Imperalists though far superior in numbers to
the rebels. had performed no exploit OF consequence
Several attacks ao called had been made BY the fleet
the forts but taken to anchor beyond
shot, that Injury could possibly be done either
sde and the only accident which happened from the
ing Of gun on board junk, BY which eleven men
were killed wounded.
In instance however, several Of the 1mperisHst
sells penetrated the inner harbor and had they been
supported must have captured the whole rebel
feet but their leader, evidently Of unusual
gy finding hmi elf deserted by his conscrts retired The
rebels however, dread second attack, their numbers
being small In comparison with their opponents; and it
than probable they will have shortly to re
tire from the town lack of provisions and in
quence of quarres among Themselves rather than from
dread of the Imperasts who independent Of their aee
muser as many as 10 men, encamped to the north
and east of the town.
Advices from Too chow foo are to the 18th Sept IA
American houte bad succeeded in loading three ships with
tea (the Alma Olga Tsar, and Old Hickory)-destna-
ton kept secret.
the Woo sung river, had arrived
France.
THE TRIAL OF THE CoEspIRAToRs-A TELEGRAPH &c
DIRECTOR OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES OATH-THE CROPS
POLICE MOVEMENTS.
The trial of the Opera Com9ue conspirators against
M &c Vougy, the recently appointed Director General
of the in of the Emperor
and Ministers, the other day. The oath he took was
swear obedience the eonsttution and fidelity the
s sds &c
Official Isiulns state that the Wheat imported nto
Havre between August LIST and November 1st amounted
There had been numerous domicary visits at Nantes
Denmark.
COPENHAGEN Nov s, 1853.
King Oscar has just drawn an additional 200 600 I'd
bank0 Of the credit opened by the Diet for extraordinary
purposes the Kingdom is in danger from foreign
enemy.
The above mentioned sum- SO Bu 1denly used by King OS
car for military purposes has excited good deal Of
ment 1t makes total of GOO I'd banko since the 18th
Of lat July In the meantime Sweden has no apparen.
enemy and the Parliament opens in . few weeks so that
the representatives of the people avoided in this
pication Of the public money The Swedish army and
the finances and yet the government represents their
The electric telegraph between Stockholm ard Upsala
the first constructed in Sweden-wi be opened to the
public on the LIST Of December.
Au.tria.
THE WESTERN POWERS DEMAND AN EXPLANATION.
The position OF Austria In the entangements Of the
Fast is yet underlined notwithstanding statement put
forth in of the German papers that N. De Bruck
had been instructed to notify the Porte that AUSTRIA
ct in session ut Vienna to be considered neutral
in the struggle. more probable statement is that
London for the purpose Of clearly defining the position
that Austria will assume in any contingency that may
arise
India.
THE RUSSIAN ALLIANCE WITH DOsr MAHoMED-
CRITICAL STATE OF THE BRITISH IN BURMAH.
The overland mail had arrived with dates from Cal
cutie, October A Bombay October Ia; BurmAh Septem
The ala ming nts ssnce t.lega phsd to the effect that
Russia had formed alliance with Dost Mahomed to stir
following paragraph in the Delhi Ga.s Of September ss
How much credence is to be assigned it remains to be
seen Letters from Casul received this morning.
ton that Russian army has advanced within ten
marches of oorgunse he capital Of Kheva. The Khan
Of Khva and the King of Bokhara had taken tho field
|
weTe at the date of advices two marches this
side of Oorgunge. The avewed object OF the
Russians is the conquett of the country. It
is thus cas-, 10 understand shy the Gar should
have effected the alleged alliance with Dost Mahomed,
whose neutrality alone in such quarrel would be worth
secu ing at cot Rumors of this Russian alliance
reached the British, both by Of tho Bolan and
khyber passes, and these runors together with
apprehension of q movement among the Afghsns had
led TO large reinforcement Of the British garrison Of
Beshawur The report that Persia is collecting army
to operate against the Turks haze already noticed for
the purpose OF dscrediting it.
The British in bad position 10 Burmah The
troops every where In state of ieye and with the
exception of Bassen the whole OF the New Provinces
in the banda of the enemy, or. to speak more
curately, are held by the forces of two power'u,
chiefs, Meatoon and Moungoung eye who carry
ON hostites, with the connivance Tho ugh not with
the formal authority Of the Burmese Kbg Each
Of these cbieains has about 5000 under his orders