Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-04-21

seu w, we're s,ill pending between the En-
ssa eno Chioese authorizes, and matters remain
psTry m1eh as they were at our last sdviees
ihe object Of the Chinese seems 70 \ = m.,.i a..
gain time end pu, ofa resort 20 ho,,il;,;s" 20
Possio.e. On this head we quote the folIovs;ns
"Vn, me Canton Press of January 20.
IN .ne 10Th otDscembsf, IL was generally reno,t.
from no communications having been received
CO." hesnen at the prescribed Tine the Boueue
Ss would be attacked on the Monday follow, IN,
-" Mc sunday, however, a despatch was receiyad
:" consequence OF which, rs We know from og;.;si
60. we negotiations were resumed and froo.
p. ,. cinou's presence in Macoa, we presume tba,
another term has been agreed ON for n 6n.i ~
~e,' considerable astonishment has been e,us.d
" ,ne news that the two American shin, Pon.,,.
gu, uu hosciusko, which entered the port on the dav
"e o'ochsue came IN force, and have since taken IN
cargo OF teas at Whampoa have been ollo,.s5 ~
10 sea. Wv "'ue' anu proceed
very reader must I've struck by the want of en-.
,hs 'c 80 ueSislon that has marked the conduct of
ne expedition, and by the wretched state of ,bs
SommlsSariat at Chusan, in consequence M ,.h;.h
a,cc, gtea' number of lives have been los, OF
So'S men that had been landed in good health a,
ON, On the 9TH OF July, there had died up to the
siSt NOVEMBER, i2i: I02 inyalids bay. heen sn, 80
manila, and about 400 to lndla-n loss in ali S ono
men, more than one third for four months, nnJ .
"'" "hat the state Of the negotiations carried
y' mere NJ present may be, is OF course not known
- "se Sieauy been prolonged upwards of FIVE
meeNs' anu delay alter delay seems TO be wthou,
regret granted 10 the Chinese '"'
Forces Of The British Expedite, IL, r,,,,.. D.
Jan. lSil.--Her Mejesty's ship WeIIes'sv "a,
Is 'enhe'm, "a; Melville "a; Druid a; C.Ions %,
ssan,arang %; Herald, 20, Larne, 20; Hyacintb 90
Moderate, 20; Columbne, IS; Sulphur. 8: StsIi;nS
3; Jupiter, storeship.
prize, and Nemesis -"'e'
~ III Chhsan-Bonde, a.; Conway, es; Alligator
% fleades, 20; Nmrod, 20; Alserne, 10; Rattle,
ship.
Armed Steamer -Aatanta.
;hheriean vessels expected.-Limn, Bombay.
Inc Captain OF the Panama states that when he
el', 'he Cinese had hauled their junks, loaded with
,e, on 'he hrst bar, preparatory to sinking them
!" we enamel and that IN his opinion they would |
De SUNK the next day, as it was expected mat The
Dng'sn would attack the Bougue forts
Inc Opium trade has been carried on TO A srea, |
'a'ent-3O,OO0 chests having been sold on the coa,,
II an average price of 5000 per chest
me ga crop is said to Le very short. The cron |
prepared for foreign export is an average one bu,
nc Ihne'e are keeping it hack in the country.
hr' STANTON, the missionary, after TN imprison.
nent oi Tour months, arrived at Macao on the 10Th
u December having heen liberated by the renr,-
eniauons of Capt. Elliott.
W Inc valuable property adjoining the Powhaisn
u'e' was not offered at auction yesterday, in conse
urine rain On reference To the advertisement f
es's. Lancaster, DENLY CO.. the sale will take pIace
nIs Ahernoon, should the weather be favorable