The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-08-27


Tho Indian mails reachoi London the l4th Instant,
but the correspondence adds nothing Of importance 10 the
telegrsphio accounts.
re correspondent OF the Times gives the details OF the
now outbreas which appear 70 have been ess serious in
their consequences Than tho early He thinks the
food Of the insurrecuon has been passed
NEWS FROM CHINA.
TRADE UNINTERRUPTED AT TIE NORTHERN PORTS
RHPORrKD ABDICATION OF THD EMPEROR.
Hong Kong dates 10 Juno a. but the Chinese news b
unimportant Trade continued uninterrupted u the
Northern ports.
Exchange At Hong Kong g. and ~ snanghse June Is,
To. 2Kd.
There was report that The Emperor Of China had ab
dicated, but WAS not believed.
At shanghae Imports were dull FreIghts aud tonnage
abundant 70 Londsn "a for sugar and GO for hemp
AFFAIRS IN GREAT BRITAIN.
In the House Of Commons, on the 18th instant, tho
Chancellor Of the chequer obtained leave 70 bring in
bill for continuing for two years fren April the pre-
sent duties on tea and sugar.
On the 18Th, in the House Of Lords the Marquis Of
Uhnrcarde asked the government whether they would
by the table certain papers 70 show the eps taken In
pursuance Of the promises Of The great European Powers
recorded In the PROTOCOL Of the conference Of Paris re
tive 70 the Danuban Provinces and calculated to explain
the cause adopted BY the government IN these matters.
Lord Clarendon, after entering into q history Of The
recent oocurreAses At Consannople stated that the
papers ked for had been oonndenuay communicated 10
each Of the Powers who parties 10 the Treaty Of
Paris, and the government did NOT consider that they
would be justified In producing them.
The Commons were engaged In pro1acted debates On
the Divorce BILL IL opponents Sighting against step by
step and the government equally determined In pressing
il forward.
On the l4h the anAirs Of India were dsbased In the
Houae Of Lords, without any important Developments
being made.
In the House OF Commons the subject Of railways 10
India attracted attention. but The government refused 70
mix iksn up In these projeots
Mr. Gladstone oensured Lord Palmerston for his poh.
cal opuaon 70 the suez canal but the latter reiterated
his o. scaons 70 the scheme.
The suspension Of Mesas. Thomas Ashmore Sons bad
been announced. Their liabilities, however, were not
very hzge.
report Of The Affairs Of Messrs Carr, Brothers Co.,
OF Newcastle, who lately suspended, shows liabilities
amounting 70 f7ooooo and assets promisipg twenty shil.
hngs In the pound.
ChAs Raward Keith Kought has been appointed British
Consul for Pennsylvania and Dennis Douohue Consul n
Buffalo
Iedru Rsnn hes written another violent letter To The
London papers about tho charge Of conspiracy against
him He u vory severe upon Napoleon.
Rumor says that decided, 1t the recent Imperial
visit to Osborne that the event of Lord sn and Barren
Gros attaining tho object Of their mission 10 Chiua
more decided ACTOR, In common, should be adopted.
The East India Company have despatched, arc he
eve Of despachns, 70 India, In all sevensytwo veasos,
carrying about 27 900 troops.
The steamer Sarah Sands has been pronounced incapa
bic Of receiving troops and stores.