The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1845-01-20

tons in the PROVINCES being either promoted or re-
celving one or two steps OF nominal advancement.
amongst these fortunate SONS OF Mars are several
canton men, who will thus have an opportunity Of
making their debut in Szechuen and other out Of
the way places.
The sons of the Generals Chingkwoheung and
th.eoyuntei who fell at the second occul alton OF
are 10 appear In the presence of the Emperor in
order to receive there the insignia OF nobility.
announcer instance OF a riotous Get Of vag lbonds
killing lieutenant IN Keangnan, has only recently
occurred. The indignation of the Emperor on
account OF the parrcide, tor the Mandarins can
only be viewed as parents to the people, is with
our bounds.
Some Canton Mandarins allowed the marauders
who crossed the frontiers Of Cochin-Chna TO
escape, and are now liable to considerable penal
ties if they do not instantly retake them
The magistrates OF Namhoe and Pwanyu have
issued proclamation against disturbances Of
every description in Canton, and exhorled the
people to behave like quiet children
Chinese Edict Against tho English.
The Presidents of the Provincial City, and people Of
every village issue proclamation to the English barba
risns for their Information
Whereas you have declared that we are at peace and
n ni%Cny II j. and that you s should
Il 10 Of our Emperor's heavenike benevolence. who
ms excused your ms which the Universe with diff
Guilty endure and change your faces and cleanse
Coming the South Of China to trade henceforth there
almost CONFORM
ing the idea Of this and Ian ency II you
are insensbe to gratitude and still again cherish within
upon which We TRANSPORT grain dessn~9 20
erect fort Upon the old foundation Of the sompanys fac
tory and to establish official station there and collect
soldiers and bands OF men, rreguarly lowering about
like birds Of prey secretly disseminating your craness
and cherishing the vile and filthy dispositions Of dogs
and already having seized upon Hong Kong as place
which to perch you moreover DESIRE like the silk
r as
long time you have harbored fraudulent devices and here
sotOs the outer seas have enced to taorous
people Of the aowery land; and now in addition to all
this, you encroach upon our city, still more will the bit
Of hearts be and ordinary change
Of STAIRS will follow which will truly grief
five do not exclude you, sincerely We shall lay up
bitterness OF heart.
sin. snS Is full to brm
How can We the righteous people, willingly sit still
We will send forth our nyng missves and collect and
league ourselves together specially to exhibit great
glory for it Is common enemy against whom in
dignant.
How can suffer the rats to run along the beams Of
our houses and not modest then Let US but liz up our
to and remove this odious race.
After the issuing Of this notice you are not to scheme
for laying hold onplaces you must not move the old
foundations of the C0mpany Factory this place all the
good citizens Of Canton will RETAIN in order to the
mouth Of the river through which transport grain
you do rouse from your lehargy but still follow
in your old footsteps then will burnish weapons
arrange v0lOrOuS Inexh0ust-
bic accumulated the multitude Of our villages
Every village will display its glitterng banner.
TIL rebels will be slain, and how far will their cries
resound7 Our strong men will utterly expend their
strength and wise scholars exhaust their devices
and have but point fingers and the rivers and
We will set our ambushes that neither gods nor
devils md them in order that the multitude of the
good and Just q the whole south Of China may wipe
bends the rliant bamboo thus sufficiently manifest
great excellence to all the world and to tranqulz the
n. Af v-kka Nkolou
though you earnestly desire project to beg for peace
certainly i will be difcult to show you lenisncy.
Hasten hasten, and tremblingly obey Do not lay up
cause for future regret special notification.
CAKroN MAaxEr. Sept 90: IMroRrs duty paid BE-
tel MUTE so per picnL Sales have been made at
quotation, bur fresh importation would probably bring
CottonBomb.y sh. ps 10. old, Tia. So 5; new, os
- old Tinnesslly, So s. new, 7sas4 old western,
Cot on Goods-whe shrtings % IS 40 per pia-e;
do 10 dul yarn, Nos 10 to -, sa5 picul;
Nos IS to 81 AZ Nos IS to a. 49, chiniz urni ure
guild In white goods is nothing doing, gray arr
Mstds-Tin. Banca. SIS 10 so per pich; Straits Is
so Is; do plates So per box; iron, nail 10 picul
90 no dsmsni; lead, pig. s5 quicksilver, none
Opium-Pstna new. $7So rsr chest Bsnares. new 7ao
nsl%' @ nnIs $50 .I The
several public sales dan of inferior qua
ity In new Patna sales have been made at $685. Two
Pepper s. IS per picul rice. cargo quality, go
IS; RAFT ms 90; saltpetre, 7a75o.
Woollens-spsnish stripes. 5, a % per ysrd long
ls scarlet 50 90 per pieces do assorted, 100 So;
samles. English $40 -; scarlet s70ths market
'focked with that color; do Dutch S2s 80
EsscsIs ION bosrd)IAlu%. 81 7ssa per p'cul; sn.i
eed 10 50 ILL., camph0r, - 20; cassa. SO TO- do
buds, II IS; China roots. 80 s. galanga 20; muak
$50 catty; hubaTb 81 go per picuone chop Of the
nee crop has arrived. for which 500 10 asked.
Sik-Tsatlee $50 Gao per picui Taysaan $50; Can
$50 800. ire only sale we are aware Of was ~
bales ayssan at $4s0
Tea-Congo old, It's STA 10 per picul do new, 81
y; Csper, new 30 49, souchong, old 10 so do new
rwankay. Is IS; Hyson, none Young Hyson 70 So
HS soDskin Canton Is 10; 0unpowder Canton, 30 60
Imperial Canton, 40 81. The yunfavorable state
the English market will compel buyers to hold back,
being impossible to purchase at present prices The
holders show disposition to relax somewhat in the
orbsnt prices they have been asking but the reduction
will require TO be much greater than they prepsred
for, before can be purchased with any degree o.
safety.
EXPORT OF TEAS FROM lst July TO 18th AUGUST,
Green, lbs ................... ll40.4so
blacK. .........ssssss... oUooI1O