The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-02-04

dated SIN september, 1871.
LIST OF II MS SHIPS REMAINING THE CANTON WATERS
SrPr 2s, l9ll.
Herald 26 Captain Mas C senior Offices
Alligator, % Acting Captain 8. Prichard.
sulphur, Csptsin Belcher.
Hyacinth, Is Commander Goldsmith.
Startling, Commander KelleW.
Royalist, 10 Lieut. w. Stewart
Young Hehe, Lieut.. Commanding Maitland.
n. c A. 8. Hoogly, Master Commanding Ross.
PExINc GAzhrrEs The gazette of the ID day Of the
5th June 2O) is filled with the and Offices Of
those who distinguished themselves in beating back the
rebeous barbarans who desired to enter the river Of
the provincial cy and forms good rider to the Lon
don gazette.
1871 the 10Th days OF the 5th moon, July lo4-received
the following imperial edict Yih and his colleagues
the rebeious barbarians war ships the Canton river
is Tightthat! should send down my mperal will that
all the civil and military officers no have
them.elv es in this aar, should after clear exsmna'
tion be reported Now the said general and his col
leagues have reported that the valiant soldiers burnt the
se1 Of a those the robbers WS
landed, there were places from whence they were
not either driven back or killed.
eighty great guns, and fought hand to'hand with the
rebels and calling his soldiers around and drove
them back The distinguished military officers Of the
city joining with the valiant lads and headmen Of the
villages also burnthe shrs and the cut
ting of the rcbelous barbarisns First the rebel
general submitted with great numbers Of the black and
white barbarian vsgabonds. Atthe present time all the
barbarian ships have retired throughthe tigers gate
themselves be reported proportionate
favors be conferred upon them to stimulate them to ex
ertions; communicate the names of those whom re-
wards are to be conferred TO the proper board order
that the regular warrants may be issued kespectthis
SAME pArE.-This gszette details the posthumous
honors conferred on Lungw an, lately one Of ihshan
colleagues for the suppression Of the English rebellion;
and orders that his two after the hundred days Of
morning are expired, be introduced at court.
SAME pArr..Received the following imperial edict
Leu Yunho-Cheste in the province of Che keang--re.
ports respecting the seizure OF some vagasond opium
dealers The ong Of Tinghse city il the province OF
fooyuen had officers TO seize the imngglers they
killed two and seized seventy eight Of the elons and in
four peculs Of opium, having barbarian lEnglish)
characters marked the paper; from the evidence al
ready gone through. would appear that the opium is
the cOnnvance Of me English such is the report.
most severe and strict inquiry must be made into
this affair order Lew Yunho to direct Chinh to make
searching inquiry into the evidence, and punish with
the severity of the law also order the Cover
Of the province to find out ell their relations and
connexions, and strictly examine the whole and il
there are any traitorous native opium :muggers. to
forthwith soias strictly examine and punish allow not
Of the ieest remissnsss or indulgence.
Respeetthis. J. s. En- C. r. -
KEsHEx.-A candidate al the literary examination in
Peking writes TO his family that the Emperor has
srred the principal order Of the fourth degree e rank
on keshen and restored him half Of his confscated
family property Ofthis class are the semntoow fa"u
oe, Of all the provinces-a blue button is their dsin
gushing badge.
Ifthis information is true and we know of no reason
to doubt its truth Keshen will probably yet be the
who will save his Emperor and country from further
defeats and dsgrsces by honest open Of
duct in meeting our demands may be the whs
will re awaken the dormsnt energies Of the of Ham,
and fight the handful of who have invaded their
country, mordcus, until they conquered by our
arms, we abandon the task Of conquering them and
retire to some insulated position in order to and
keshens safety ensures. we think, that Of the compra
dor, Paoupung.
Six DAYS LATER FROM HAvASA.-IsrEREsrrSc
l. a..
ma, we have received full ies OF papers, and our let
tiers to the 23d ut. We annex letter and give the
following items from the papers.
Havana is becoming healthier every year, and the
population increases rapidly. large number Of
new houses were going up AID the city fast i'm
proving
We see in the Noticioso Lucero of the 18th ult
that INTEL gence had reached Havana that Obando
had given himself up in Venezuela, and had been
pardoned. Per contra to this have in.eligen
that his army had been totally defeated in d
pitched battle and the chief was fleeing to Brazil.
!n Trinidad change had taken place in its gov.
ernmenf. Don Antonio Bdstorgo had been super
ceded in the govrrnorshp by Don Narciso Lo-
pei.
Wehave received curious statement from Port
Principe, showing The morals of that place. II ap-
derd, 6istabbed, l6 wounded in broils, 2OS robbie.
ries, II rdpes and ~ Of drunkenness. OF all
these only one had been condemned TO death aud
ninety eight TO the public works
Correspondence of the Hersld.)
Nra Havana, Jan. "a, 1872.
| DrAR S,R,-
The weather for the last week has be en- very cold
and stormy, indeed unusually so for the winter sc a.
son even. There is now every certainty that the
mercantile crisis will be surmounted. The immense
resources Of the Island Of Cuba, arisi NJ not only
from It's sugar and coffee. but principally from its
tobacco plantations, and other sources, furnish sui
ficient material. 10 free it from all difficulties
You doubtless have heard of the arrival here of
the first British mail steamer, and which, notwiih.
SANDING its circuisous route to leave and take the
different mails at the appointed ports, arrived here
in twenty days from the Needles. She is a fle
vessel and looked more like a - alongside OF the
steamers in the harbour Those wins visited her,
complain much Of the dirty state her decks were
in, and the apparent Of clean ness throughout.
Exchanges on London ii to IIk; Paris IA 10 ;
New York 2; New Orleans to ~ Boston II F;
Spanish dollars 3to 81 premium Mexican do , ;
doao'oons IL Spanish do par, Ne &c.
The new prlma donna Mrs Sutton. has had
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| mermoor, IN which An,ognlni made his debut He
was wen received, and in the action exceeded even
i.uoi"'' particularly IN the prison scene, and the
Dnmt Ills school and taste seem tn rive ne neral
saiisiacticn though many think. aud the uars saw
that ms voice has not very prea, force Borohrsr
placed herself N the front OF Of the boxes on this
ngh' WHIST MIS-. sutton was IN the middle of her
| cIrI',,a, B)rghess nd II iaut la satler - .nd
| immediately cer taln French gentleman KISSED
| VII CHI was no sooner heard than the whole of m,
FIT rose en- Dios. together with the gentlemen in
the boxes, aud the applause that mm. diaiely sue
| creded was desenIng. In The duet with Antoani-
81. both OF Them were gre atty spplsud d. and hume
JI,tely called out also IN the scene with saliva
tai. which was executed 10 the iIfe by both these
ariis :. N "|
aiar, with his aid da camp, call him, is
!Urr 10 New Orleans. 10 arrange for The troupe
& in iner'. The troupe leave mere some time
= Snm,nfh How lcag they stay cannot tell, and
whether IN. vist vduf CITY rests suppose with TIE
e.soaablrness Ct he druand flr 70 II theatre. Tn,