New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-09-23
THE VERY LATEST.

Lospos. Saturday, Sept. ii, 1853.
The following telegraph was received a, the Foreign
| Office Sept II:
ALEXANDRIA. Sept. Z. 1853
lie steamer ottawa arrived at SueZ from Bombay
On the 9Th. with dates from Bombay to the 18th ut.
The steamer Neme,is has also arrived at Suez from
Calcutta on the 9Th
Maun Singh, who was be.ieged in the fortress OF
Shatjwis by large body Of rebels has been relieved
by Gen. Grant, Whose column is now al Fyzsbsd,
where i hes been joined by Manning and his troops.
Ten Robertson having come up wit b the rebels near
ka'nred totally defeated them, capturing four guns,
The loss Of the enemy in killed was very severe.
The Hon. r. Bruce arrived by the NeInesis and pro-
ceeded to Malta. He il the bearer OF the treaty with
the Chinese Plenipotentiaries, which was concluded
on the 26th Of June II was subsequently forwarded
to the Emperor, and received his approval. The fol-
lowing Of its stipustions: Christianity
tolerated throughout the Empire and persons teach
ing possessing that religion, whether Protestant or
Roman Catholics TO be entitled to the protection OF
the Chinese authorities. Diplomatic agents may
side permanently at Pckn. British agents are pro-
tected against excessive transit duties The tariff to
be revised Several new ports are opened to trade,
and the free navigation Of the Yang Tzekans is de-
clared British subjects may travel for pleasure or
trade to all parts Of the Empire when provided with
PASSPORTS from the British authorities. The Govern
ncnS to act in concert for the suppression Of piracy
Indemnity for the losses sustained by British subjects
at Canton to be paid
The Lady Canning arrived at Suez yesterday from
Youbo, with the Moorish Princes WHO pilascd
on their way back from Medina having to pay &
heavy ransom for their release.
TIE Times has received the following telegraph
from Aexandris dated the eth inst: The Pera sails
to-day with the Bombay and Calcutta mil. The
dates are Bombay, Aug. l9; Calcutta, Aug 8; Cey-
lon, Aug. 10; and Hong Kong, July y.
At Canton disturbances and bloodshed continued.
Exchange at Hong Kong was 4i5.
The dates from Snangnae are to July IL. Tea was
unchanged. Silk firm. Exchange, Sill.
Tie Calcutta Import market was inactive. Money
easy. Exchange, ~.
East India Company paper was rising fast at Bonn
bay. The Import market very active at uu-
changed prices. Exchange, 2s. Id. for credits.
The Quarantine restrictions III Egypt have been re-
moved.
The Tooth Regiment recently raised in Canada is
expected to be ordered to India soon.
The Doiiy Nercs City Articlo) says that the Funds
on Friday the opening, experienced an unfavorable
reaction Of per cent, but that in the afternoon re-
newed frnness shown, the closing quotations be-
ing the same as those Of Tuesday.
The accumulation of the precious metals IN the
Bank Of France il the largest ever known, and up
ward of C6OO coo in Australian gold is now of that
coast and will be sent into the bank.
The Avon has arrived at Falmouth from Melbourne
with lU7 600 or Of gold worth fi8S,OO0. This supply
will be sent into the Bank. The ElSo,soo In Aus
tran gold by the Hougoment and Ieviot Will be de-
Iyered on Saturday and will also be set into The
Bank The recent rise in Funds continues to be Well
maintained. In foreign Exchange, this friday after
noon, rates for Amsterdam and Hamburg were
slightly higher. For otner places they were the
same as last post. Final quotations OF the French
Three per Cents show fresh advance OF nearly
three-eighth per cent The amount of gold taken to
the Bank was ~, OOO