The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-04-10

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srios and departments t. surrender, add win rowan
/ tho~e who establish their merits t,<Sxortipg the;
strength; They arc now waiting 70 be joined by In
Kings OF the other royuoes order to unite th0ir
sr attack the capital city Pekin attor which the
| will proceed 70 divide the empire
hiNos thigh officers. Tac- ping Heuen teen Ping
sceo tin tik Teen-tik Shun.tik.
CoatNArDsRs-is- C,uEp. -Ycong Sow tsins General
issino; Hoo-e-kwang, Chief Assistant lenoral
Sew-chaou-kwei, Second Assistant uouersl
TrSs-sEo, first year 9Th moon.
FROM the Friend OF China, Jan 3.
rebellion has brokon out in the Simon distric
OF tins (Canton) province On tho 10th day o
the iith moon, tho officers engaged in collecting
the taxes found some who had no means Of paving;
but instead OF sewing these men, they took thei,
elder brothers into custody, especially tho richer
ones, from whom they expected to obtain good
ueai OF money ~ ransom, The Inhabitants, how
ever, bcesme enragcd, and rose and killed the ma
gistrate ofthe district Troops are now on their way
10 tho scene OF disturbance to examine into the par
ticulars Of the murder &C.
One OF our Chinese correspondents has since par
italy corroborated this report, and gives fuller de-
ta'is Ii was not Chong, tho district magistrate,
who was killed., but his chief subordinate where
upon Chong made prisoners Of all the e0t Of first
ana second rank one OF whom, surnamed Lieu,
examined as to the p0rpetration OF the deed, was
tortured so severely that no died under the inic-
t,on Upon this tho villagers roso en- masse, tod
Ch0ng to tree, gave him certain number Of blows
WITH bamboo, shaved oil his beard and eye
brows and dismissed him to tell his tale TO the
deputygoyernor Of tho province killing seven police
men who attempt to defend him
We have some interesting intelligence regarding the
Chlnese rebellion, and IN rppy to enquiries. are
told that Governor General Seu Is ut his wit end u
kao,ioho,,-ioo for nine DAVIS having been yithout
any kind OF access to tho surrounding country so
that nc stands fair chance Of being starved into
Submission 10 the lien ten dynasty. a true Tartar
woui6 cut hi, tlrD,i or hmm do,vn ]. wall rather
hsn yiuld but sen has Cnrse blood IN him and vii,
dopbiless see his old lord and master rrn.t ,.,,,
further before 40 docs ANYTHING Of Tie kind San.
conduct has been a species Of mystery for some t,ng
rast oven 80 such wonderfully clever neone ne n,
contemporaries OF .he GIH and Register and their
respeciiye lights
The report Tint seu il belcsr,ored nj Kaou-ehou-
foo proves correct Ilc had oCsred ghe besie,in,
go,ca at lasL adyices 300 900 tacl, 10 retire. api
allow linn o repor, !, victory A ,,aninn nandar;,
,unnos told ps last week thsl he heard he hal 90,
away, and vas nj MAXIM sha KING his hrad doubt
fall when asked if there WA nrobabti,v nf 'Fi.n
t,h taking New Year's dinner III Canton
wing Legislative Caucus
EMPHATIC ESPREssioE ~ FAVOR oF GENERAL SCOTT.
- from thc hibany journal April 81
lhe VIE ho'noois Of the Legislature were called
'osetn .st csshAS 70 coilocr the question o ap-
polntnlg two delegates at large to the Wing Ma
.i"hai ton}shtioh' Although eheso dc!cgate1 nave
becn t"ice hcFctoiofe appointed thus, Win the
sonorai concurrence oil tho party, very many have
pcle'ea lhas inc auty should es ieit with those
i'o,o 'nnon'''tty ohose' .oi w. purpose. reso-
unoh N"s therefore introduced iast evening, direct
ing INC STARE committee 70 convene the district
oeN&a'es, az some coh'oh'en. tiihc ana place, 70
eject two state delegates. There was some differ
Of oririop TO the propriety oil this transfer
uf RESPONSE biIity but, after free Interchange Of
views the resolution was unanimously adopted
u.yipo inns determined ia forego The Selection of
a,ler.tns II vas ,,enmed \ 6t,;nr ocoos;n ~ o;va
.a.,..,, II ~. I,a-;ao,.;.l 80 ;iaa.:a.,a r. e,
9l@'SsV ~ ~. Va '.''' p'1ai'o..iois VI i"oi
uo's. :, i'So'"'ioh W. aoootuiisiy intiouaccu,
naming Gen Scou ~ their preference, subject to tho
decision OF National Convention, and it received
the vote Of iiiy OF the fitty-one members present
[Suhsoonenily ten members not at the caucus. sg-
niGcd their approval Of The resolui ionmakine the
vote stand sixty to one
THIS emphatic vote REQUIRES no comment. II
s,caks for itself and exhibits rreater harmony of
sentiment than has ever before been exhibited in
this State.
The following arc the official proceedings Of the
Caucus:-
WING LEGISLATIVE CAUCUS.
At a caucus of the whig members of The Leeis-
lat,re. held in the Assembly chamber, in the city
Of Albany. Wednesday evening, April 7. 1852,
WI III. ihoti"h " VAL - ''9''i" VI oh",'V"uI"es