New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-09-14

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Bvalsts arrival we have received o1r usla
f'ss RI .he H9rr Kong Nrfi 50 - June -. from
which We CLEAN s.rs tens Of nsws. .hs n..h %
which We flt
TIE N1H publishes TRANSLATION C. Chinese
p,scsri .cr was os,ei u2 A. Macao. l- pears
O. be- 90 sg-eemer, entered intl bstweel gre ,l-
taf talts .. 81 r..-l-es. p'.rt t..f
t-. ho ding alv fl-trcr llt.rr-lse ~ lt- tre EIr-
.--1ese r. Me-a1. It's rslr atl1l was adopted,
tie proc -fi1l sts'es c1nss -er-t 10 tle -lG--
ilg scts o d. -stire comm 30 ly iH' fl--e l-fe,
" t1 make l1.i1- irc1rs ne i-'l me l-as' vile
lagos. alarming gre people " 'l tter firearms,
t-salfn- l1El tI-i- gardens r. c. ara. n- tl- Gale
rfse traders with stealing goods Hleu the ll-tl-
-1ase cannot obtain them 40 treir own prices. A,.
We have a.reaiv noticed tie hanging Ci *
Chi1ess pirates 80 Hong Kong b. the BRITISH To
appears tha- tters was barely room on the scs'l.d
f- three Tie other three bad O. VA. unt'. g cir
comrades were cat down, hy wh cl sine ere CT
them having tainted, 10 was found necessary O.
carry OH ~ the h'I - TIE e-l0vs and support
hlu upon &c ti.i tie bolt was c-aHn. These acts
~ severity seem CD have ven Aite llerc' in
te--ir wing fha pirates. Wl) s-I contains Oh. lr
9s-nr lerrefa... SIN tie Chinese waters. THE
ve-y night before t.a above executions l'-t 90
pirates sttarked aad r aged o passage boat watch
" Hong Kong tor Macao. They fred on the
boat, AID two passengers VIC Jumped overheard
.a the attack were crowIcf.
The British have been mlk'r- close alliance
by treaty with the sultan Of B7meo. iy which
thew have h1l tie British trio % LtDaan cone
s-,acd. together win a nlmh1.o. adjacent Isles.
The British have also acquired many o'acr al
vantsres over the sultan.
The Chinese mode of suhllin- robe.s IS shown
bv the case o. an outlaw chief Who has been levy
inr coutr buttons Ga the native trade ald commit
ting other excuses and after successfully resist
ing the Mandarin. hrs been bon -ht over, b. hin-
self beiae raised 70 that rank. and an indemnity
secured o. bis tT0 immediate followers.
There was report in circulation that Seu. the
Imperial Commission, bad finally determined on
putting down the opium trade.
Tie Chinese were taking G. erecting q tri-
umuhal arch no favor Of Seu.
The Msay pirates have been committing
bloody massacre 81 Lsbuau, but G large expedi-
ti0n wss 70 be sent against them in illc, which,
10 was expected, would comp ctcly reduce them.
The affair at Macao, between the British and
Portuguese,is reported AZ great length 10 the Mah
The facts Of the case have been already published
in our paper.
Mr. Summers. the missionary, appealed q the
American Consul, Mr. p. S. Forbes, .n the follow
ing letter
Oar Sir. Hearing fh1t you are American Consul n
M4cal rse frO lfriy 90 VII c t1 yon as Gee lr-.-h
have u0 Consul lf.e la-eoch.n- your uferresln with
fre Governor f.- ry release from This f..r0 I've u
Hong Kong. with iler Majesty Chaplin, Rev B. 80 abe
ton. ana came here 10 ihe Canton yc-rltsy evening"
and through ignorance PROCEEDED through sti.etin
which the procession of tla ii0.r was moving an as
ON If1-.-.ant, DID r.t ply any reftrtrge io 10 {
nlf had known facir strciness "a tbs point would
not lave entered tac srcet The Governor ordered me-
o. the Guard House. IN Which uma.lci ai night ild
this mor.ilg th0s brought me- o. the common 1l have
lrl KEPT tnCuf food or other convenience twenty
nolrs, which considering the Ignorance ON my plrL or
ma IIlN d. I I