The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-08-19

remember them, and thus avoid offending agaiAst
the celestial DEGREES, and do that which N peasing
TO our Heavenly Father and Celestial Elder Brothek
Ihere are annexed u the same some Of our rOya
prociamat0ns, with the view Of making you ac-
quainted with the laws. anl cauhng you % live II
dread Of them. Respect this.
A SECOND ArPEAnAsCE--On the I4th day OF the
third moon, l9th AprlD. oil the Sink'hae year
U85D in the village Of Tung bcang In the district
Of Woo-seuen, the Heavenly Father Addressed the
multitude saying:-"Oh my children do you know
your Heavenly Father and Celestial Elder Brothery''
| TO which they all replied-"We know our Heavenly
! Father and Celestial Elder Brother" The Heavenly
Father then aad Do you know your lord and trulylh
To which hs all ssa . d"ow ouT lord sa. hight
! lord down into the world 10 become the celestial
| king; every word he utters IL celestial command;
! you must be 0bedicnt You must truly assist your
lord and regard your king; You nust not dare 70 act
dsorderly, 70 be disrespeciul II you do not
regard your lord and king, every one OF you VIII be
| involved in difficulty.
| A THIRD APrEARAHcE.-On the 18th day Of the
seventh month august lSth,) Of the Sin k'hac year
! Us5D, at the village Of Muh, Jesus, the celestial
Elder Brother, scodcd the people very much Tor hav
Ing sccreted things To themselves, Tor not having
devoted them 10 the public good, in order 70 sheW
fidelity to the cause.
The rame evening, abont ten O'clock at the red
thorn HILL in the tea district our Heavenly Father
the great God and supreme Lord, said:-
Jour Heavenly Father for several yssrs past, have
Your Celestial Elder Brother come down v protect
you, and zeaously gone out before you
Jesus, your Saviour,
Continues to exert himself in leading Ne On, just AZ
before.
!, your Heavenly Father, win DO your Lord all yo.r
Why do you not then be faithful and why neglect to
improve yourselveS
Many Of you have gfisvous,y disobeysd orders;
Add because have not poiated you out your boldness
has risen up 10 heaven.
The great God also said-
When you deceive Heaven do not think that Hes-
ven dOes not know IT,
The indulgence Of Heaven vast the see. and yet not
Glow ito punish.)
perceive that there is among you . sugh. waat u
How long win you refuse to act as faithful ssryau.sp
You intended In the dead Of tho night TO follow tbs dar
road.
And ere morning dawned yon had to complain Of being
caught BY the DEVILS csusions;
Now then all Of you follow the right way in defence
And truly Believe your Heavenly Father without hsrSsr
ing suspicisns.
The great God also said
Now your Heavenly Father, have personally eamo
that Of you arc d'sobsdient 70 the heavenly
commands and every time engage In any affair you
no. now VIZ" s
sent to XII the mpa, (your eDemies why arc you NOT
more anlted why 40 you not exert your strength and
AHoLY.wAR PROCLAMATION.
On the seventh day OF the eighth month, in
the Sinhae year, (thirteenth September 1917
while at the city OF Yung-gnan, the celestial
KING issued proclamation, urging every officer and
soldier throughout each legion and each camp, to
display public spirit and not on any account 10
manifest selhshncss, but to be single minded 30 az
to be able TO answer it to our Heavenly Father,
| Celestial Elder Brother and ourselves From hence-
forth 1t IL commanded. u all you soldiers and Off
GERS that whenever you kill the mps and take their
cities, all the gold and silver, silks and satins, with
precious things, which are 0btancd, must not be
ereted for private use but be altogether broughtnt0
the holy treasury of our celestial court. Those who
offend against this, will DO condemned. Respect
this.
year, (30th Oct, 1879 while at the city Of Yung-
gnan, the celestial king issued q proclamation.
| to all the officers and soldiers throughout the
host, both great and small, earnestly besecching
| them to obey the commands of Heaven, with Joy
and exutation, with courage and ardor with
united effort and energy, to press forward in the
contest, reverenty 0bcying the inunctions given l
by our Heavenly Father, and the Celestial Elder
Brother. II is now commanded to all the legions
that after every battle against the imps, (enemies)
every sergeant shall stand and record the names d
the privates under his command. Those who have
been most distinguished for Obeyng orders snd
march forward, are to be marked with q circle, to
Indicate their merit those who have been most dis
tinguished for disobeyng orders and running away,
are TO be marked with n cross, to designate their
crime. Those who have been distinguished neither
one way nor the other, to be left without mark.
When the record IL complete, the sergeant is TO take
the book and hand il up 10 the centurion the cen
turon is to give 1t TO the leader OF the cohort and
the leader OF the cohort is to pass II over TO the com
mander OF the legion, who in turn Is to present it
the general and The general to the inspector general
who shall further send it to the director general and
the director general shall lay 1t before the minister
Of state the minister Of state shall further cnmmu-
nicatc it to the generaissmo who shall report il to
our little heaven, in order TO settle the degree OF
rank to which each shall be elevated or degraded.
Small merits shall be requited with small rewards,
and great merits shall be distinguished BY cOnspcn
Gus promotions. Let every one therefore put forth
Ing utmost energies, aud display scfrcspect Respect
this
THE REGULATION CODE OF THE REBEL Army.
The North China Herald Of May 28th, says -
ave hope soon TO publish translation Of short
code OF the principal army and camp regulations,
said to be lstricty enforced. The first regulation s
diligently to obey the commands of Heaven the se-
cOnd, to learn the Ten Commandments, the Greed
and the Morning and Evening Prayers and Thanks
givings. The third forbds opium smoking and
spirit drinking"
UNIFORM OF THE INSURGENTS.
The rebels are dressed in all sorts Of clothing but
principally in silks and satins, with red or yellow
capthe body Of the jacket being Of the same color.
The Quangtung men are said to be those with the
red uniiorinthe Quangsi those Of the yellow. Some
youngsters ress like females. The older followers
may be distinguished from the younger by their long
flowing hair. The new adherents, whose hair is still
short, have a square piece Of yellow cloth sewn to
the jacket, with the character Tapping Peace) on
il; and also little wooden tally suspended from
button hole, stating name and TO what division the
wearcr belongs. After the hair becomes of equal
length all round they dispense with the tail, and
having any whiskers, they have very delicate and
eliminate appearance.
The Attempted Conspi ncy 10 Assasslnate
Louis rapoieon.
From tho London Now. Aigugt Al
N.4t at f.A rd I'm INN