The Arkansas banner., 1850-07-16
InauguraI of lAe bowl Emperor of rhina.

The Boston Daily Advertiser has been enabled, by Dr. Parker io publish the following irsnslaiion of the latest ediet of Jsou Thwang. the new Empe- Tor of China:
 "on ihe 24h February, 1850. the Empsrot called 10 his presence Wan king. an established Prince oI the blood. Membet of the Ptiyy council, and the great Ministers Of the Imperial presence and deiiv- cred to lhen his Edlet asder the VsflaIion PeaciI as follows" YIh Gnu, fourth son of the EnpeIor,
 Is constituted successor m the Imperial hroa-. Yoa ye prince and great Ministers ot State. neei not wall for me, the Enpesos to express t ia wotds, bat you will, with heart, give him your sup port; and everything that concerns the people and the Empire. you will deem of the frsi importance regardless of aagh, else. Special Ed,ci."
 F,asr Epscr ov THE NEW EsrEaoa or Carsk. Impa iai Edisi: I. the Enpsror, have received ftom my deceased lmpefiai tAthes. who has gone the great journey, hIs imperial culture and am pro- !oundly bedswed with favor ss bigh as heaven. The holy oae.-meAning the Empercr, ,-when be had arrived al the age of three years and len sa- loyed health firm and strong. and supposed he
 might liye'to the period of century. and Eeioeed that hs days were still prolonged. whea, he.n the sammeF of last year and onward, he became indis. posed and although h,s breath and phy sleaI ira.e but slightly impaired, yet. agsIn oa account ol the great adaiE he decsssr) oi hls aolhsT the Empress he grisved and pinsd away, causing great Haasaia and dyspo0G, ,, and on ths day, (25;b Feb. fuafy,l between and O'CLOCK, Y he called 10 his presence the President o: the Imperial tiouse the great Ministers oi the Imperial ptsseoee of the Privy Council, and ot the Imperial Body Gaafd, and in person delivered to them this E iet usd.r the
 vsrmiIlIoa pencil. eo0s,,ia''ng successor apoa his tsf0se. The Holy t. e.the Eapesos) gave the
 most explicit asiIaetioas. again aad again ine ting solleitnde for the Empire. l. the Empetor with
 extreme grisf and fearful lamentations received the appointment. oveswheliasd with s,isi, and was so-
 iieous day and night to stand hy the aids el Dy ai
 teetioaats father, 10 essea ia dsgsss Ais aasia.
 eares that hs sight forever psessvs his heslih no
 anticipating that, after having person reveresi,
 received his dying hehest. the slate of his maisd, had become more es;s:e4. causing hla to nzks hi great change, whea the Dragon C. C. the Empe
 rosl mounted on high. itoTs ibs ground. and invoke
 Hssssa that ] might bfisg him back, ba, could no succeed.
 When senopsiy reject that my deceased In peFsl father he'd held the rein. of government 10 th,siy yesf'. day sad nigh, h,isd sIth anxiety
 tea thousand esies ot Stats. leasing him leisure | every thiBg-the worship Of heaysH--imitsiion ( his lmpenal aneestors-seduioas attentions. to tf' goveameni--his love fer the people. his civil sn military merits. besides the extensive diffusion the blessngs ef tFAnQuiity--his painful solietud
 lest there be sickness among the psopis-oH the os eurencs ef ealaniiies ip the di9sssnt province t disbufsiag from hls eva usasufy, sod Tsmiitia reAis. instanty bsstowlag InPssisi svois--m ,kir iti pfovisicn for times of nesdsnxisty for the ban ef ths rvsrs snd aea falling to provide Ger the ssc
 niy of the people, ais deep esasyesspes s2tssa