New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-10-10
CHINA.

We have daie- china. BY San ffinci,co. "
July sl-ten days later than previous sdvces Tue
news. however, is chiefly anticipated by the former ac
counts by way OF England
At shanghai protesting against the trade which for
eners drive BY going up tn Yang tie river night with
arms and ammunition 70 SCI to the natives The COasa
answer. that he il entirely neutral that the raoutae
hire English vessels and English seamen 70 dght for the
Emperor if be wishes and that any persons want q run
the risk of fighting for aiding the rebels he the Consul
Lvsst number Of piraeies have been committed, and
several large piratical junks have been captured.
The total shipment Of teas from Shanghai to Great Brit
ain from ls July, 1854 10th june 1883 according TO
actual invoice weights amounted to 3s,664os5 pounds
Trade at Shanghai Is in state of complete stagnstcu
The importers of that pace have addressed Letter 20
the Governor OF Hong Kong requesting him 10 use ms m
auence have the payment Of import duties deferred until
trade may revive They say they cannot pay the duties
under DR. circumtarces Sir George Bolhan refuses
70 accede 10 their request and advised them 10 stop I'M
porting until better times. Governor Boaham thinks he
has right demand any concession not stipulated Tor
He advise. them to their property to Hong Kong
or account Of the feeling Of insecurity at shanghai
Various Of the high Imperial officials have issued pro
esmatons offering rewards for the heads OF the rebel
leaders urging the payment Of taxes 70 the government
in great straits just now, and 80 forth.
lsrg. imperial Aeet collected with great trouble and
expense made nefecrual attack on Chin han u and
after being repul.ed with loss returned 10 Noosung.
messenger had arrived az Canton with letter from
the Rebel Chief az Marking n missionary. The mes
senger gave the following Information
The long haired brethren he says are between four
and FIVE thousand the fighting men from thirty 70 forty
thousand while the entire host men. and children
in Napkinr and It's vicinity /. estimated G hundred
thousand The plumber they have taken has been I'M
Isense and as there g no want 81 money among hem'
Numbers are expected 90 flock to their camp Their pur-
pose" he says, being 20 remain at NanSing until they
can muster 90 900 fighting men, Of whom610 VIII Do eit
to defend and retain that position and 10000 De marchea
We have since heard that army in three divisions,
had actually been MARI hing from Marking for Picking
hut ON t Becoming known Ii at the lmporas were col
faro fprta ar he
forces were recalled. The Mandarins 80 Canton have
been busy forwarding reinorcemens OF men and mIn!
tons of war by sea, and arr informed that about
coo pcus OF gunpowdcr, and 1000 trained soldiers
thirty 81 whom have alre ldy been sent
But their destination may be- Annoy and may be they
are identical with the force OF the Bogue Admiral noticed
under the head Annoy.
Si1y two me- were executed at Canton under ,tron.
guard the morning OF the h bat ksow not whether
they were insurgents taken in the field, part OF band
If vagabonds who recently laid plan 10 FIRE the Prov
cial ITeasurcrs ya man, official residence An accom-
pce discovered the plot and Elk men were seed on the
pr,mises with and gunpovder. llb
The ;. sloop Caprice which had gone to the Lo9ehoo
Islands, returned 10 Shanghai. The N0g,t Ctaa Herah
saws The Caurce had sighted the Saddle Islands when
the Susgnehanns and Mississippi standing out to sea
on their transit 90 LoochO0, and accompanied them he
The above vessels arrived safely at their destination anu
their enjoying Themselves extremely IN thai
fine climate when the Caprice ei Another store ship the
Supply, was ri LOOchoo.
Tie natives and authorities had neither been friendly nos
hostile to Them but simply received them quietly ana al
lowed them 10 90 into the country. Mr. BAfAkD NLoi
was away ON exploring expedition. The Caprice le
there The lst aud returned to Loochoo On the I'm
June with Goals.
BY tbe way Of Annoy we learn thai connections hav,
broken out in the island Of FOrmosa 80 as the news
had reached that place that Annoy hal been taken by ht
insurgents characterization broke out among the nhabi
tanis Of the southern portion OF esand That was soon
followed by open endeayor 20 dspace the chinese ON
css however the endeayo 70 do 80 wa ineeciuiL and
the Mandarins, after great eIcrors succeeded In pat
ting down the disturbance The Formosans have always
been disordery set very many OF the inhabitants OF the
island never having submitted 10 the government Of the
Chinese II believed probable, AZ Annoy, that ere
long successful attempt o. cast oil the government
OF the Mandarins would be made and thar they would
have seek safety in HI ht Large quantities OF rice sre
exported from Foimosa and the want OF the usual supplies
from that quarter likely produce want and distress
the opposite Chinese shores which tend further TO ombar
ross the officers Of the Imperial Government there