New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-10-23


has received letter from his son. in ssa Francisco Of
which the following is an oxirscs;
Tho "Celerals, although quiet toward their Ysnkes
neishbcrs are continually in difficulty among them
sel,,s and toss,t swarLy friends right gives o
justices much trouble There are shou' 1000 Of those
tor. IN specimens II humanity our borders. o, whm
NOT more than 30 females There HIS been Tor
few wears pat Chinemsp of distinction living here
who seems look sitter his couniiymen, and rules heyn
pretty much after the Oriental style; lately ne had op
posni ~ and cur new Mandarin drew OF many Of Ahs
hoSk This excited the ire OF Mr. Am. who mmetiAcy
ssued proclamation offering 500 for the body OF SN
CHU, dead OF alive SIN CHU believing his tau tobe
in danger, with all speed made known his grievance 10
the Recorder who ordered Am TO appear before him
swearing (juGcially) IL mGttor OF some moment with
the Chinese snd Is conducted in different RON
WHIT Is with US The deponent stands mp before he
Court and lighting piece q yellow paper holds IL n
his fingers until II v consumed mentally ciacu ,,inyA
prayer in the meanwhile. The Recorder warned Ams
Of lis being in America, and somewhat beyond the To-
fuence OF the brother of the SUM-" and indicted ins
up, n him. II appeared tho good counsel OF tae Re.
C. rider OF effect, for shortly after Am again pr
claimed that the natives OF the nowery empire are 20
pay to Linn annual tsx-that the ladies' 10 slS.
over the sum of go quarterly. TO be more cir.
cumspect in their behavior not to receive the embraces
of any outside berbsrans and especially the iankees
The y, nsly the loss of the tails o! tho men, and
heads of the women Little China was in m uprosr
but the cdct enforced and Ar finds his sorv
hes indeed departed for the men snap their hngefs under
his nose and the "ladies smile their barbarian gal
lsnts as in days gone by.
POSTAL CONVENTION BETWEEN TIM CNrsD
SrArRs AND PRUssIA-We are authorized 20 say taas q
Postal Convention has been concluded between the
United States and Prussis, by which closed mail u
hereafter to be regularly exchanged between the ofces
of Sew-York and Axis Chapelle snd Boston and Ak
ls-Chap,e, via London and offend, the most expetl
tious route TO the Continent uniform postage rate Of
thirty cents, Of which prepayment Is TO be optional In
both countries has been agreed upon regards all le
tiers addressed from any part of tho United States any
part OF the GermanAustrian Postal Union Contracting
Prussia all the other German States and the whole OF
the Austrian Empire) and from any part of the Gsmn-
Austl ian Postal Union TO any part OF the United Saees
Newspapers sent in this mail from one country 20 the
other are TO be prepaid six cents each this being a'o the
ul postage. Provision Is ikew-e made for correspond
enCe TO and from countries beyond the Postal Union and
the OF postage established prepayment OF which, IN
moot cases. Is also to be- optional either side; and
is expected tho arrangement will 20 fully into effect
about tho lst OF next month In thu meantime, post
age tables containing particular in truction on this sub
ec are to he sent TO posmasters gen rally throusoai
the United States
STA boa the signature OF the late Potms'terG ,nerul
HALL, TO whose energy and devotion TO duty, joined to
the unislterng perseverance, and attention OF the en-
lghtened and much esteenied Prissim Minister Baron
GrRoLr the public Ii mainly indebted for this import
ant improvement in the Portal communication between
the United States and the Continent of Europe
National in-Escn,-s
NHw Posr ROUTE TO CALIFoRyA- The
mail from New Orleans to Vera Cruz via Tsmyi,o three
times month in steamships ana Co .ha extension Of
two of theee trips month by suitable land conveyance
TO Acapulco and thence 10 San Francisco and back in
steaE hips; the conveyance between New Orlean, and
San Francisco to be performed in seventeen day By
mean. OF this arrangement mail will ply between Cal
ifcrnia and the Atlantic States week
BRrTAL ASSAULT AND ARREsr-There have
been, recently several gross outrages psrpetracd on
canal boats in tho north part of tho city by gang OF
faue vi hat lt, IN M.nfla
night eight OF them forciby entered the cabin
OF canal boat, threatened violence TO the crew IT they
in;eriered and then brutaly outraged the who
wss on board. When they had accomplished their pur-
poe, they fed
The Police were informed of the outrage, and had
description OF he ruifans Officer BARNARD this morn
Ing saw RICHARD WALSH who was suspected, In ono OF
the lumber yards in tho north part OF the town. and
srr,sd him. The crew Of the boat recognized him
the leader OF the gang. and, after examination he
committed for trial
have been perpetratod and the brutality which has char.
aceized them, Incredible We cannot give the dis
gustSDg details Of the several oenses bur nothing could
be more infamously digustngy revolving II /. to DO
hoped that This arrest will lead the detection anil pun
bhment of the whole gang ALBANY Eve Jour.
A friend has furnished us with the following
extracts from letter of an intelligent and rcliabls
Boston gentleman who writing to him 10 reference To
Lake Superior Copper Stocks:
81 beg leave TO say word with regard 10 Forrest
That no time rince the mine opened has she prom
lsed 40 well AZ the Present. and furthermore with the
Norwich, Minesots and Gift, and probibly he North
West No mine hrs produced more Tor 50 Inuch) cop
per for the amount Of ground broken than the Forrest
the pest year
TIE stockholders feel well about u that they have
doubled the force for the coming winter After next
sprng she will pay her expense After tn, Minnesoa
and Nort West, The will DO the first mine to pay diy-
demo- Pittsburgh Csr0niel,
DEATH or NOTWITHSTANDING the victims
OF The yellow fever at Charleston s. c. wcs Miss Caro-
hne Dewort the third and youngest dau gtcr Of Mr. G.
H. Delwor ofthe Derwort Family, who have performed
III various parts OF the United States within the or
three year,: She sang with good alto voice, and Der.
formed with great sil and effect upon the drum and
planoorte The father and eldest daughte have also
suffered IRON an attack OF the prevailing epidemic, but
are 10th recovering
CONTENT. For The Tnbuas