New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-07-12
their leader a. Emperor following it UP BY proclsma
ti'n', &e After takiog Marking they took Che-snng
FOO and then proeeeds - the Granl Cansl With the IN

tsL,an ~ cutf ID. IF All Snooi.s Intended Tor P-kin but
.e -i by s-V~-s armed PrtEzues- rr has sent ap oy
~ lsUogi. 81 Shsg assisted bs the Imp-r&l u'os
''sorc 'h-r--cruve hem hack saiing to the abandon
n-i e ChssI 90 which = gain in tn possession ~
- In p.its csus'ng the rrh-ls retreat 20 Nan
titg which may noe b- consti-r- their sr'nghhd IL
Hreperted that the 18th Of March tAs forces rebel
snd p-rs-i ~-rs 10 meet in battle array, 10 have
granc decisive battle
Tie Pei Emperor having sent his ables. officer with
3oofo men to G-Bse- the business hn Foreigners
shsughsi were organizing for defense being reOOrtsd
that The rets ubfri-rdy them Az Sh1ngh they
hNve she sstramer SusquehAnla three British ships
If wsr and on French
Tor uocore Perry Is here With the Mississippi Snd
Ssrsogs INTENDS proceed once 20 Snanyh. and
JaUSp uhOB; waiting for the squadron placed ~ IN b.
placed under bis msnd and Yet ~ arrive The policy
az thus move very Qu- siionsba Il gill be- conr.ry 70
the e1p Citations Of the japanese who fully advised Of
All our NOV em-nts, and ~i in AL probsbt,
total failure al the expedite independent Of ~hich -
l,or,' n, pvoooH IF Ae' ricaH ,gt-cs 70 otsr te7ily
roEcrs Of GGisturbdHCs. which - MT At all nproo
able Th- hssty movement probably founded upon tbs
fact that he considers himself commander of the Jspsn
Extedton and not OF the East ncia SOU dron or 10 Al
ticipsiion Of recall from h- powers ~ Washington.
o ths fr.ravayart Expedition. when vessel would BE-
sufi, i-n' for al prsctic,l purposes.
DR. McGOWa an has published long essay on Mori-
"hurd and Nasceut Dynastes and Christianity" in Chi
IA. which closes thus:
"Uuquestonably the people of China prefer the
NsnChu The present Ts,rl yoke tn sny protection which
Western stst,s might s"rd yet is common belief thar
f. has destined Others.e and u sngether prohhoe
that they who aspiring rule the black haired
would not di-dsn foreign sympathy however manifested.
Certain is that native dyns-ty could n long exist in
d-p.no.ny Of extraneous influences is les certain
hat the period approaching whether TO BE- desired to
be ecated stop not 10 inquire wh7n the oas OF
this part e" Asia shall lock tn Washington nr counsel ss
those Of other portions the Comment turn to London for
orders
TIE China Mad thinks that the rebellion cannot
coed though long time will be required 10 put down,
and argues thus that its success would be injurious to
foreign interests:
s success desirable In my opinion is far from IT,
NJ reasols briefly follows The great objects d-sr
81 by r.gners dom O Intercourse with this ma
ton commerce placed upon favorable and stable basis
such Gtgree Of wealth aud aiiuence az Will enabls the
Chinese e. consume large quantities of'r- nanu cures
and such state OF Internal peace and queness IS Will
favor the transit Of goods.
n ink all these objects can be Obtsn-d Ia greater
degree under this d nasty than any there is pros
pect f herg established feel assured the history Of
Chin uses the opinion, that the present is the most en-
lgbt-u-d liberal vigorous AMI Industrious race OF kings
that sat on the throne Of the Middle Kingdom and
during s ncumbeucy this great people have been better
governed enjoy ed more peace and suffered ess from re-
hrions and from the nal administrations OF fayOrtes than
duI sny preceding dynasty aud in consequence they
have increased greatly wealth. populaon aud power
Kans hi gave thu greatest Engagement ~ foreign inter
and avaled himself - the utmost of Western .k
ia thu arts snd sciences What influence led 20 their
banRhment DO not exactly know. II s"ud h. rather
ar anomaly t. when the suits had arrived at al n pitch
Of poger they did not engage ia political nrgnes and
csbss But whatever may have been tha causes We all
know The Chinese much more opposed - 70 egn inter
then be entertained Of increased facilities OF inter
course IT the Of Emperors aud the class 1T people
favorable 70 II are expelled, aad native race OF
princes established and especially when the r-be m
is head, by Cantonese the most bitter enemies OF foreign
.r- " al China.
"If they should succeed in dividing the Empire who
c.p fore the end Of internal strife and anarchy that will
ooni Il. between the separated parts o the country and
the local rds OF robbers which would everyghere arse
10 puuder the pescesb- people in such state 81 society
they succeed even in taking the capfa tnd secure
81 adj If he
hsassed by the attacks of the hordes that would make
incursis from Tartary 10 enrich themselves with the
W. sih of these cities. accumulated during tS9 centuries
of pesce srd prosperity What reasonable prospect then
can be entertained 81 increased wealth, prosperity AMI
pece among the people so asst favor increased conner
M nt. rcnurse from the of the pr"pned rsOrm
ers of ABUSES Until be established that thieves
robbers and outlaws are likely make the most upright
hon. impartial officials see DO good ground to er
pect any good people OF China cviily socially.
commercially morally OF relgicusly FROM the success Of
/ n Insurgents
Fears are entertained in Canton that the rabble Of
that city excited by the report Of the progress OF the
insurgents will rise and they known 10 he bit
tery hostile to foreigners The Hong Kong Register ad
yises the latter to be prepared for emergencies.
The chief magistrates of the districts of Nanhal and
Pwan-yu have prohibited the expectation of rice.
Attempt Of the L. 9 Commissioner TO reach Marking.
We find the following remarks the attempt Of the
United States Commissioner 10 reach Marking with the
SusquthsDna, in The North China HTad of April 2:
The steam frig IT, Su.qu ham with Col srshtll
the American Comm sioner 10 China arrived here sun
day Ia Ar has since BEEN an object of small interest
~ The community She j. the Target steamship ever cen
in thes She has been brought here IN consequence
oette success and approach Of 'he inurgent Who
ar in sganst The existing government ot ChnA she
brings foreign representative who il understood 70 pos
great energy .nd self ance and not likely IN be
passive locker like sir tisorge Bnnham And last and
the estimation ri readers not least rries oand
which is erests novelty and quite A. attractive IN Nhsng
hal - a steamer Of 400 tuns Whatever difference
- 70 fhs.n FN f4A
ham 10 Nasng may venture to say on oeha OF the
foreign population that regards the band tsha0nonous
.R1ots ud be appreciated here than At Marking
where Burd gossip hiss not a-sgned prt IN me
MI ostOns 81 the American Minister As dp'omtusL
RI has be- taught that walls have ears and as JOshus
ne Son OF Nun capt'vat-d those Of Jericho with rams
hons may BE- Yankee notion to try the soothi effects
Of the bsrsooD the Ophiced and the trombone, not up
oD the val, OF Marking upon the conendng parties with
In and without
\ ne who are understood 10 be pretty well informal on
the sutc say that the ostenble II not the principal 90
iscf az he Commissioner j. il possible t. present his ere
dentis 70 the Nceroy Of the kang az tina authorized
representative Of tire Government which could not oe
done A. Canton count of the absence Of the inOer
Commissioner Yeh and should Col MARSHALL be equ'J
rusuccessul in finding uh kienyng he Will At any r"'
have an opportunity OF satisfying himself as 20 many
doubtful but important points regarding the insurgents an1
/ TIER prospects Of success
.,s b. viewer the Commissioner his advisers have
9TH sh-r mmed ate ulteOr ends 10 yieT the pr-sen
ecdiug seems little premature II il not 20 be
sed that he intends to side vi'h either party bnf IT t'
cry # Nankrg still holds cut Il viii he din 'ult n per
80 de the insurgents investing T. thu. win cr--nnH- u
"A Authority against HON they arr1yed, AMI ~fl
VI NJ The Commissioner = seeking interview, h7 WI
nam strictly neutral The very approach Of i0r-Zr
vessel Of var viii BE- construed into confirmation Of hf
b.s-rg reports Cf the mandsrins that ~ their sun mons
such force was about b. brought agansttte insurgents
having taken 20 manage It 80 that With the p-rH
Government foreigners shall have share Of the credit
/ OF repelling them