Democratic standard. [volume] (Georgetown, Brown County, Ohio) 1837-1850, 1841-11-09

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FUarHER FROM CHINA,-rhe New
York Courier learns the following from
No Low, ap4sseDger in the Nlrragansett.
1t brings the dates down still later, and
has MT before been published. The ex-
tracts ale from cop es Of The Canton Press
obtained al Aujler Point:
Previous TO tho Narraganseit leaving
WhaInpOa, the Chinese had agreed 10 pay
six miilOns Of dollars as ransom for the
cry Of Caulon, one million of which had
been delivered on board Her Meesly's|
ship ilyacinth, Oh The BIN May. O0|
the Isl OF Jaue, before size left the NJ icao
Roads, news Was received that fighting
had again taken place with some newly
arrived troops and inat few foreigners
who had returned To look after some OF
their property, were agaIn DBL g3d to re.
lire to iher boas. BelOw are few ex
tracts made from the Canton Pess ol
The l9Jh and lO,h OF June, kindly loaned
me for a lew moments by the Resident al
Anjler."
Arrangements made between II. Nj.
PIenpotenIary aud The 81 lmper'al Com
missioner.
list. fnat all troops, except those Of the
Province quit the cly within SIX days,
and ptCGed 60 miles.
u. 5 x ~ iluas dollars 10 be paid us q
ransom iOr the CITY, within que wGek c5m
menc.n! 21lh May; one million to BE-
paid beiole sunset Of that day. II lne
whole SUN Is nat paid within 7 diys TO be
lncr6dssd to7 m.ln0ns, it nol pad with
IN ii days, to be Increased 10 3 Millions
# not pad within 20 days 10 bo increased
10 . III Hons. Wnen me whole sum is
paid, the Brilisa forces to proceed outside
tue BJgus, and all forIi3d d places in the
river 10 De restored, but 10. until aft. r,
bs,ween the twI countries are setllGd,-
Losses uccosoaed by The deslruclon Ol
the Splnlsh brig B,uomu aud the F4cLo
rleS 10 be paid.
"l'he Quong.cIIow-foo shall produce
full power 10 conclude these arrangements
on Inc part of .he 3 commissioner The
troops mad returned 10 their ships previ-
Gus 10 The llih inst, after having suffered
Il great deal from exposure in the marshy
ground back OF The city. the Chinese
even sent cclles 10 assist in TAXI g the il
traps 10 the boats, being glad To help
rid themselves uf such Troublesome Wis
tiers.
Sr Il Fleming Sanhoase, who com.
IN Nied Tue Naval iurces in Iho absence
IT 5.r Gordon Bremer, died At Hong
Kong on tho lllh June, aud was burled
at Macao. at h own request in prefer
ence 10 The iocmer place. II is supposed
hts death was OccaslOned by heat and
over fatigue attending the attack upon
Canton. Great sickness also prevaied
among Tho troops and seamen at Hong
Kong
C,p) Elliott had been sick a week.
NJ tssrs. Morrison and Faaron, Interpret
era, had J5o been very III. Six milton
dollars had been plid--tis in SILVER, an |
One ia securities. The forces had lei,
tho rYer, except tho CllIiope aud II ,rI d
Al WAompo, d, N" N mod h I'd sailed with
dispatches lOr BsngiI, CIpt B,riow WIS
10 proceed lrnm there TO England wuH
desp lches lar the Admrauy.
persons having suffered losses by the
das Tucjoh Of ihs tactories were reqnvs
ed 10 hand 10 an inventory Oflhe same 10
III. NJ Piouipnoniary.
II Nj subj c,s warned thrti is un
safe 10 prucee toCnoi, or send ships.in
Wnsmpp, aud rtco nmended to 60 to
Hong KING, and notified that any attempt
IN tha prl of lha Chinese to intsIrnp
freedln oftrads and Intercourse wilO
IOng x ny, wonld be- answered with
strict blockade Of Canton.
"On the 18Th Jtne, the Chinese were
again prcpTins great qnlnlli's of fire
rats, and large supplies of match string
and mnne. had been ssLt TO Canton from
The dlFhrehi provinces.
"a passenger in the Island @ ieen from
NJ ,ca0,on ihe20h ofJune,bound IL B,n.
hay with dispatches to DO forwlrded to
e Elgand, Informed The residents at Angler
that The sickness was so greet at. Hong
Kong, lha, il had carried oil five prime pal
oticeu in ons day"