Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1841-11-02

s"tNff Days LATFR FROM CANTON.
ne 49, fa'rf 49, htsfl 'ie ship Naftarsns.ii
~hiob hnitt aa e# ar. tasrs ,hrt'5 iays been
''T' >" Janc CO a.l rase3r 10 sh.o 70 find .rr
o-ns iai'lpaH 20. nntoun
Fhs Nsfrar.ra.. a.Ia 'aaa and tedious ua..s.
Cow ~ 'ta0a 49,. Na-r - Angler rairt. she "a,
otsnstea Pig Isx o. .,h ,II. l.saA Qu,ea. witch
l'h Csn'eu e. .t aft. .a,sr. aui ty uls mean. Mr
Low. Tie o-'r safrroa hasr1. ioaa sttrsei. from
p'ien al An.e June .aa. hut tae Lu, vas hot
ino~n aa' y
o. 30 isH i.as. fs'.a- h,s ss,ia taken pl.o.
VI sf-ie rrs ..nts3 troops. and lew foreisnor.
Who ned ','Hf fr ..as AFTER some of ulet property.
r'is araia So tctTc 60 theit boats
Ano'fed are .@H e1uarts rom ihe Canton Press,
a ue I'm aa. Is3 Jsne rs Jout oCCom.
AuangeArafs uaos hclsssen X ". P.oni Doienuar,
an ihr 'tre. ir -fis Conm.,sioner.
. l'i, That 81. '.e upaps. except hose Of the pro.
vince, gust ihc e.g uih,n ~ dsys. and proceed co
n4lc,
-. stu.G..as 90 Ac paid IS ransom for the city
within orc wees 'ammcncins a7d May one mill
'on ~ ie pal. rt rursc 81 jhai day. fihe whole
sun 'no' PAD usua : DAYS. to lie incre-sd to :
millions. V uai raia within Is DAYS. 10 10 increased
10 sm.iions 1-i pail within 90 DAYS 10 30 inees.-
edto9 millions
When dc whole sum is paid ,hon tho British for
oss n proceed outside tho Bocue and oil the fortified
place. Che iteffo 10 restored. bot mt 10 he re-
armed until a'' size affairs between the two countries
are ssuled
losses -.i-ne3 hy tho destruction Of the Spanish
b,ig Bhbaioo ara Soc Factories to be paid
The Qucr av 600 shall produce i powers 10
ooncuac DC engagements on the part OF the three
comtns.ioucr.
The tr'ons Bah returned O., their ships previous TO
the litA inst sfar having suffered great deal from
exposure ~ ,ae uarshy ground back Of the city The
Chinese even sent sooies to assist in taking their
aPs to the boats. being glad TO help rid themselves
Of such troublesome visitors When the troops were
being drawn on, company was found to bs mis-
sing but after short search were deserted up 10 their
knees 10 a marsh defending themselves against supe-
nor numbers ~ fhe point Of tie bayonsi, not being
able 10 discharge their muskct. on accoun, Of the rain
which was then fIf71. They were rescued from their
penlous s,u.aoa D., detachment sent TO their as.i.-
tance with PERCUSSION locks
Sir lie Fleming SeUhouso, who commanded the
Nsysl force, 90 tie absence Of Sin Gordon Bremen
sled at Hong koHgon tho TIA June, and was buried
at Macao, at bis own request in preference to tho for
mer place. j is supposed hai his death was occa-
STONED by heat aui oycffa'ir.e attending the attack
upon Canton. Great Sickness also prevailed among
the troop, asa amen at Hong Kong Capt Elio,
hal been sick "cas. lessrs Morrison and Fsaron,
Interpreters, hi 'so been i'll. Six million dollars
had b"en pdh-.Fr 40 silver and one IN securities.
's1ho forces h.i cG tie liver, except the Calliope
and Herald % ~uamPoa The Nimrod had sailed
with dispatches fer Bengal. Capt. Barlow was to
proceed from there TO England with dispatches for the
Admiralty.
Persons suffered losses by the destruction of the
Factories, requested 20 h3ud Ia inventory of the
same 10 H. VI Plcnipoteuiiay
"IIer Male,'y, subjects warned tina, i, is unsafe TO
proceed 10 Canton. or send ships to Whampos, and
recommended 10 got Hougkong, and ratified that any
attempt the re Of the Chinese, interrupt free
dom oftrado aat Intercourse with Hougkong, would
be answered wilma strict blockade Of Canton.
son the 10Th June the Chinese again prepar-
ing great quantities Of fire RATS, and large supplies Of
match string and money had been en,,o Canton from
the different provinces.
"A passenger .n the Island Queen from Macao goth
June bound 60 Bombay with dispatches TO be forward
cd TO England, informed the residents Angler that
the sickness was SO great at Hongkong that it had
carried of five principal officers in one dsy."
The ships Ann Eckim, Hunuess, Jas Perkins, and
Morrison, were at Whanpoa, on the 18th June. The
NJ. had full cargo Of cotton from Bombay. The A.
Mex. had port of cargo Of cotton from Macao roads
the Hun'res, lad TWO chops of board The
probabihties were lat would be some time before
the vessels would load