The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1853-07-09
Later from Chiua-By the Hormann.

ms steamer Hermann, which left Southampton On tho
ga uit brings the following further details oil the
IRON china The Earopeaa intelligence brought by the
HERMANN from Europe 10 not so late that received BY
telegraph from lhs AmsIc~ al Halifax and published 10
our columns Of yesterday :-.
LATxsr HOMO koso-We are la posse sion of h,l
details Of tho from China by tho overland mali
Trieste; Of the Leading features Of which howsver
have hosetoioo boon acknowledged by electric
We have the that the having
tured Nankin OF the 2i Of March, had been
compelled by tho imperial troops 70 it, aud la
lse more than f1rtnight, viz the oh Of Apl had
been defeated ~ miles souhward OF Manila
3o Correspondence Of London Time~J st
Hosc koSc April y Our last Of tho I.h brought down
news OF the rebellion from Shanghai tho 2oth Instant
We have dates to the 18th ult Previous tho in
slant he success OF the rebel force had rapid
current information that the city Of Nankn had fallen
into their hands and that Chinkoangfoo had been
without opposition On the 9th Instant. report reached oil
the hostile intentions OF the rebels the foreign
muni in particular, and that they Intended advancing on
Shanghai which caused the greatest alarm and
The inhabitants of the city moving country
and the united naval force and tho whole community
mcnccd making preparations or tho defence Of the Brtsh
settlement and volunteer corps once formed ~
Later from Loochou had been received, stating
that something had checked the rebels approach, and
icrs were moro quiet The rebel force had evacuated
Chinkeangoo, aud were retfeatng upon Maxim. This
has been confirmed by advces received from Loochou
on the llh from enerprsng volunteer Of the British
diplomatic department, who had reached there ia disguise
and sfey. .Iad<CEE4Is
The Tartar Genora Heang Yueng, with the grand i'm
peral army was close Nankn, which, 1t was generally
believed, ho had taken possession Of An be
tween the two forces take place abou, the
10Th instant and ill The be known all viii be intense
anxiety and suspense. e.s ~. ..,8 Is.ttf ,.
There four and her Maiesy,s br ig
Lilly off Shanghai, and British force with guns had been
landed, and application for supply arms has been
acceded to by the general here. e. ts.l f @t4T st
His excellency Sir George Bonham returned from Ming
in her Maesys steamer Hermes the ID instant and
dates from thence Of the iGh instant report all was quiet
there At Foochowfoo, It is said difference existed
between the Tartar and Chinese troops Annoy was not
particularly affected by the of the rebellion At Can.
ton all remains quiet.
Tho coast is alaImnay troubled with pirates and at.
tacks have been made English vessels Her Majesty s
steamer Rather went cruise from Annoy, the l6lh
after the pirates. tl nHs HH
Trade at Canton has been going on in imports to
large amount, but at reduced prices. Little done in tea
only small quantity remaining At Shansha business "
suspended Tho export Of tea fiom China s estim
4400 900 lbs in of last year the The
export of elk from Shanghai is stated al rs 900 bales
Tue United States steamer Mississippi, Com modore
Perry is proceed nom Macao Shanghai on the 9th
instant
NAVAL INJELLiGEKCK.-ln barber, her Maicsy's ship
Spartan at Whampoa her Msjesty's brig Ra pd and Uni
ted States soop Plymouth; at Amboy, her Maiesty's
steamer Ratteri Macao United States steamer Missis.
spp and storeship Supply, and Fench Capri
cieusc at Shanghai, her Msjesy's Hepes and
Salsmande and brig Lilly, Preach steamer Cassni and
United States steamer Saquehanna, and United States
soop Plymouth. t.a ~ sfgl. s.a.ag y.