New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-08-16

The from China i, Of incrsasrg interest Ths in
telHgebce sent home BY The last NAL s mos eoafsiic
try even n shaukha and 90 late the 5h OF May non
ing certain was gardDg the progress OF the r-oes
Ipsurstrt proczOn hsd indeed bern recerv STATING
that on the 3.t OF March Emperor established the
sss.. ~ hi, Government q; Nankn having thoroughly
slaughtered the Msnehoo thieves not Leaving soog OF
fozi rsmain and, according 10 another account TIE
city hid been taken by the rebels on tn s' Of hsrcn
h being badly due - the Chinese rsck o.
n bv TIE lunar mouth but other accounts STATED thai
though NsDkin bad fallen Temporarily into the hands
NJ he insurgen.s Z. had been Immediately recap
,r,sd by the Imperslss vbo had p1rsued the r-o-ls
and sisnaly defeated them with great loss some miles
Maxim bad fallen At all Another alleged ins1rgen'
pocsm SION the rebels Intention u marching
INN. dstely against the sinking foreigners az SHa1snA
20 no: worthy 20 De Considered men 20 MS 'os
sso fotegpers on suzec themselves into militia for sell
| cefepse ara Sir inhkm pr'misec, a. mater 81
oou-e 10 sssist them but h rep to tbs requstoo OF
The local native Authorities assistance, that he Eodd
TO himself the right to oetermbe ts- course tas
abOud be pursued when the circumstance. that should
call for Intervention were before hin IL Ts stated
that The American Penip Otenay as fsr As be could was
z,ssipg the lmperlslse. The American steam trsat-
su,auehsDDs the Yang tse Hang tor the pro-
,cor of Naniin bit fronI her che unable 70 get
no 90 lar AID returned sbout --ctins anything Ms>n-
vho the greates certainty cont ung prevail a. ,hsns
bal sly g. BOphsm resolved 10 obtain accurate Informs
ton for himself, and accordingly made tnP
M the Yang t-e Ksug in Her Msje.ys steamship
Herues He remained days At NsDkn lnconmanica-
ton With the Insurgents whom ne osnd had been IN pos
session Of the city fOr than month"; aud reidOei 20
sbaDs bal the 9Th Of May The Hsrmes brought oscz
the astounding in eligence, says ne worm CaiHa
Hrad hattie iIsUrsers were Ch!Rrsns OF TIE Prot
ettant form Of worhp and ntidost-rs OF the strctes
"Oioer-nO merely formal professors Vi religious sys
item but practical spiritual Christians, deeply iuhaenc-d
aby the belief that God is always Nth them Ihey
treated Sir G. BOun2n the interpreter 70 the Consu'
late H Msadoe- with every resp ct aud consider .ion
$40 in wAk Of miles through their camp tue after
Gid OF hos- zbusiy- ano deroK~tOry -ptn-t
suLl I'd 10 hms. OF yaLOIs which have always been
bersy beetowed on Pssing foreigners BY the h=A'nen
Chinese
kaFo, Str viz IN
believed By many that st -a-t large proportion OF the
rebel esotrs Christians Several Christian pr0ca
aiiors bad appeared protesting 10 emsnate from n- neF
Emperor but was otected that these were p'ooaoiy
rger.e got up by some CT the Christians known 70 De
smoDg them.
sssembiug in the harbour q Shanghai The puaop, aud
.yceBt Otc; OF the expedition the establishment OF
An settlements cosing slsiors IN the Chua
tor the protection and OF their rapid
u increasing Eastern trade the experience Of European
natives has shown them that such settlements may Dc
sources Of erect profit welt OF strength When We
restored the snd Of Javato the Dutch yielded us sur
plIs revenue u; - tCUJOO sterling. lne imperative
sca tiLess Of the nave American population Of ih= ned
obstacle TO formation mAinenan OF uch
settlements Inc nLm9er u Anglo saxon ON as ana 0i
ceIs employed ia governing Java did not probably
e1ceed OF 500 Ihe Americans could -moody aud
oTgsze whatever Irish or Dsse ro s we're required Tor
the protection settlements 4duy ana PROBABLY
II uch more egouomlcsy AID efficiently, than ourselves.
Had The American steamship SGs4u7hsDnA be D able 10
ascend Yang Zee kaLg Nssxn might have o-en saVel
the In persrs the tate Of China possibly CHANGED
Ids or stAhoe ".uiu seeA - = 50 80 1.SS ~
ATTACHING a, iehoeI' W lasV 'e.' . ;. mp! 49,,
coast 'pei"lH De- sn~n Ioh sesu'ei' % .is" - lug ~ %
10 sHh Or stesn' nae . ", :. =, 81
s'esh Vssseis n"s Oeen ni'u7''o a., aaos . $50 - 80
fans ID China renders thsn desirable "a Il the
BURMESE Wal sbCulo Oe oiousHt 10 AZ Alnou'Ae
non, ana The nsVs iorce nov -hPoyeu IN Tue isNaa'y
ther, by rendered available tor the protection of Brush
terest IL China IL H. moreover evident hAt the opium
Of the lnosD Government can no longer Dc con
sidered perm OF income and that therefore
flal
comm nsuraIy the expenses Oi Inc Lest IhiA OOnpA
~ administAuon OF bnsh inaa
From The Lcrdon Times Of Aususi -
The intelligence We continue - receive rom Chna IS
Of very extraordinary and eV.huui char"ct-r Inc
great Dsurre CtoDary movement u s disciples u ping
wang, which Is inter pI-ed 10 mean toe rnuc- oiF7,ce