New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-05-14

is that with single mlrd they mite their sio,'s 20 al
in the preservation Of my people anu soP'' W.
ciepces. n.s,aoso On,
We dreang no toll cOn-uay prs FOR the Afe o. V 'Ss
people, and when perusng the reports iroul s5,sS
learn the circumstances by which the country W
10y the rebelsl our heart i torn with gre. We ss
already commanded Sen kwyng t1in 20 lead N prrsv %
nam army, and detsehing troops under BIS L
commanders 70 pursue the brigand lost uro WOO TX
We have also ordered Lab Kien yiug Is arg wsn AneK
and CAangfs each 20 ascend the Yang tss Sitng WIN
frors and stack the rebels tn cast ard yesterday
we commanded Keshen 10 take charge snd move forward
upward Of Of the best troops horse and f0Cs 20 IN
tain and d. end n a yang looming and Swang show BE-
ing the southern border OF HOnSn, and gJc lie ei OF
n okwSng
Resides these the best troo7- have been szmmone2 from
Kirn and the Amour who viii follow 10 tle asstsrce OF
The Others and the soldiers OF these three provinces viii
upie their strength without regard to territorial dist nc
tors and straight advancing 10 doopeh make combined
and spnibaiipr attack nsrebe thieves BY fSise Is ~
deceive and deltde the simple people the7 rob r-
rlurder in Al dir -ions hey ars as injurious a des
poisar their crimes renderii impossible % live 1ace'
sams Heaven with n and Gods and men are alike M &
ranta them Besides those otthem NhohSye been Stun ~
different actions with ny SOLDIERS the ferociols poron az
the thieves consists of but few thousand men the ere te
half Of their number merely vsgsoonds imprs ied
into tisr service thoGe who Iy follow tho'A Ire
whether Judged by he principles Of Celestial reason
- bv the ordinary feelings Of men the wicSenesS o tsee
bouditii VIII be found full 10 overdowins ue
slc1iors must be dealt ou TO thea that the edSmu OF
the peopa be soon removed. We have not grudgr4 an
Of several tens Of millions Of Nets spent tor sns
purpose and have this day sgan directed the treasr
10 I'd fresh assistance TO the army besides which we VIII
direct measures 70 be taken for supplying ample meSSs
hereafter The sad Great Ministers siceroys Governors
&C. should al looking up 10 IS endesTor 20 reau1e ous
desire remove injury from tho people and ~ m mary
affair. ciune i Of the first TNment there must be CON
fdence the p-ospee, Of rewards as veh az certainty oil
punishm srts there must be both seventy ana cesrness III
he giving the troops 70 know that they must
acvanee t cannot retreat Men viii then h regardless
Of fe ard partial victories well as defeats gre maaer'
Of common occurrence in military life.
Above al IL is necessary in repC ting 20 IS 20 ste the
truth who y the least CLOSING over 0f facts.
We in tesiowirg rewards as wei. rs IN ordNnrg pun
;shmeut entirety guided by thu sports sent ron tue
aruv t. thes thes5 reports hghten lessen the import
ance of the tets how cause the GERS and the
army 10 feel tier gratitude or fear
In respect 70 the organization Of TIE milts th's
measure Of tho people for their defense and te pre-
.ervaton Of their families Zach village may rn rs own
Band or severa villages may ante to for one band The
expense may be betrayed by the gentry md hcadncu IA
no IL into their own management A. to those thus
~ red in SELF de erse rendering mutual and Tie moving
abort from place to place this would Involve wo@h DEF ,f-
crate the character OF the men, and 80 promote ifesh as
order. $1,000.
m Subscribe funds Urthe assistance OF the army VIII re-
csive Kindness oa beyond The usual meIs-se Of re
vard. but n the district officers under pretenSe Of collect
ing such Contributions send OUT their subornS'es on all
hands money and the police from his cSzse act
Ike traitors how We then protect good and pc .ceaole
people or encourage their offerings
lad rs to the levied the transfer of land ,r
house property for Corayin the expense Ot tie Gry TINS
an established regulation OF Government but WHICH by
Encouragement may become source Of similar abuse
Early and late birn with anxiety, and hope TO re
lave the people from their distress for every dey htour
people do not enjoy peace 80 long are We troubled in
mind
Before this in coure 1uence OF the disturb caused
bv these thieves our orders repeatedly given 10 the
ayovenamed Nceroy and Governors 70 make inc uiry and
rpo- 70 US requesting compassion 70 be shown 20 s poo
ra in the RENTING aud detrrng the payment Of taxes,
nov when Yo CHOW has been lost and the trouble has
tended 10 Woo chang and Hanyang our soiet-ie AMI
an Sety Tor the south has increased II we allow he 81
Gers in charge of those Provinces to levy the usual taxes,
how " N the poor people be able to bear H.
Let the aforesaid Nicerovs aad Governors make earnest
and thorough inquiry to the districts rvaged by the
m ewes requesting 20 be thus extended to them IN
the rem ssion of their taxes m other places whore the
rs should be levied lt the most strict eXam1s1on be-
made in every district That than the old amount be
esscte0 and no extorton Whatever be tolerated thus
perhaps will my people in period OF general lGriship
and distress be exempte from the evil OF being pursued
and worried by the tax gatherer.
Let the high Ministers Eicsroys and Governors cause
this elie to be printed yellow paper and distributed
throughout the land thai all the people looking up may
realize our desire, aud hasten 20 arouse warke spirit
f. the destruction of the vile herd DO not again allow
othfl or rng spirit TO involve you great cras but
cause this edc 10 Sc psoiasa and made known every
we're. Respect this.