New-York tribune., 1841-09-25
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cATBRDAY MORNING, SEPTEMBER %

TVS Nrws FROM cHiSA-we gave yeste5da!
.u,oary of the important news received from
60 ~ bv the bark Florida, wrecked on the Brig
YIN. Shoals, of the Jersey coast. We CLEAN 'h'
r,,,w;or additional items from yesterday papers
IT, Florida sailed from, Cation May l9th and wen
.;o,e, on the LIST inst. The vessel was insured
.N.w.Bedford, where she was owned, and tn
sa,,o in this city and Canton. She left Canton or
.,co,n, of an outbreak there, which 1t was Proba
II. would rcsul, in active hostties between th'
british and Chinese. She cf, at Whampoa th'
.bns Narragansctt, Ann McKimm and HuniTcs'
Al! of,his CITY, There was great excitement anon
the Chinese at Canton. AID nearly two th'us u
the population had left the city. The Canton re-
sister of MAY lltb, contains Proclamation from
sbe Imperial Commissioners urging the necessity
of a mutual good feeling between the ci'']eh' az"
soldiers. and of not giving way to anxiety anu
fear.
The exports of Teas to England are estimated
az 500 600 lbs. between 3Oth June ana 3lst De
cembcr. 1910; 1000, 900 between 3lst December
III; re-opening of trndc in Canton, the same beng
from Macon 100000 from Canton up TO 9th OF
NV and 9, 100000 estimated 10 go in III ships
,ho, were loading at Whampoa on the 18th instant,
making %, 900 900, to which no more than 2,OOo'-
o0o can probably be added before the Both June
nsx, To the United States total exports since Ju'
,,t 1910. amount to about G9,5OO chests; and
from present appearances the total for the year will
probably not exceed 10000 chests.
The following extracts are from the Canton
Press of the 18th.
is undenable that among the Canton Com
nerciai community foreign rs well as native, the
greatest excitement continues to exist lie i'r'
eigaers are shipping oil property as fast as they
can obtain it, whilst II is excessively dlrcuit To
prevail on the Chinese to make purchases OF iui-
ports BY the last letters from Canton 1t appears
that numbers OF the inhabitants, that had returned
70 Canton for the purposes OF trade, were again
leaving it. Its true Yahstan and his colleagues
have issued a proclamation, telling the people nol
to be alarmed, but the Mandarncs have lost their
credit with the people and are not now listened 10
with much reverence. How long the present state ct
uncertainty may last is not for us to predict nj.
though we fear that the arrangement vii!
very soon be interrupted By some vioeNce on the
part Of the Chinese. 1t can hardly be supposed
that 40 900 men, although they be Chinese sol
diers, would suffer themselves for any length OF
time to be kc,.t in awe by what must To them aP-
pear a very contemplate number of the enemy
and TIM, they will make, and at no distant period
trial of numbers against skill, appears, TO Us, TO
be inevitable.
MACAO, May l5,h.--Commodore Sir Gordon
Bremen is expected to return here from Calcutta
by about the end of June, at the latest.
The Picking Gazettcs have Of late obtained
great number Of memorials TO the Emperor from
young men of good families who, anxious 10 sigma
lie their vaor and patriotism, requested to b
permitted to Join the imperial army 10 fight against
the red bris,lcd race At Picking, 50 very distant
at prcscn, from tie scat OF war. the sPirt cv'nccd
by the government, so hostile to every pcacea5le
arrangement seems to be very popular and threats
% extcrmna t the insclent habariars, find great
favor Some how or other, the ardor for COMMIT
seems TO cool down in the breasts of these gal at
Tartars in proportion they reach the pro~imi'y
Of the grcu, guns of their enemies.
We are sorry to state that good dca! OF sick
ness prevailed at Canton as we'll among the mer
chant community as on board the ships OF war
anchored in the river. The weather has laticfly
been very unia> orable.