New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-08-24

Ergst ns-,hsnz s-arcs % prc.e-: ihsir lives aid
property
W saw o-s ri Tire cniefs . snail BIT r,slissa, ms1
IL be peybe- % ols 20. t1s most r--D-ct-5is
Ch@ss rstc@uis a. SIT gspG-e wh-fe h. bad been
Re aid s native Ct Gamer and had h~=n BRANDED
ts face in Lin- trs opium SUI Eg'sr-uo 1say
he sao-sid. further, h4d D. II nisned 20 Q1a.gi DE
showed us H. msrs and sal b. hsd attempted 70 onrn
cut but MADE il worse
H. sale this voyem.ni 4u.Ey With thu, at E,nkin hid
bao IFS nee IL QusDgsi though they were ro Absolutely
connected neither dio they bold TIE religious vess ~
The o,befs they retained oOis cd ou.ton be- did
no. worshp them they recognised lien Tax IS their head
they said the others did but th-e last told h@r Il
DC. been any such person Ten Fax they said horeTsr
vss dead snd tast Tao Ping w<ng-who il. lie .si,
brother Law OF TIL Tgk-is the head Of tbs nsni
ard they had written 10 offer him Allegiance
On being tod tia. neutral be Sail TIL gs act
te the empire want nothing from you. neither port
we will pur base il of yru A"
He quiet .e posssssd little mao and put himself
in power without The sshes; hesitation, By coming On
bosrd
tod they attacked Annoy ia hundreds Of snail bos''
that could scarcely vim sccOunt of the number OF
feet, which got under wegh Il went sailing rouad fa-
the insurgents bot be;ng gongs and firing CONS sud
OILY trec them rom resi- sctabls DIS, snce
4 merchant st Annoy, who ,pe.ks Chio--A, sad tom
tie friency terms on which be i, With Ia I'd
couso4rsdtfe best authority, assured tia. there
/ obauoe Of the place being retsSen
We saw numbers coming IN from the country. fancy
just Joined Numbers joining their stsDd-ri snd be
gsrorn in. The General il grandson Of 'ae ;orioa'
Chief or pirate who gave 80 much trouble in torm'. IN
Or INQUIRY here End that the "Lobossa spoken of
with such respect is Rev Mr. Robsr at Canton AID a.
states that the "Tae Ping Wang [" Prince Of JnvsTst
"Pesoe' was student Of his aud applied f'r baP'''n
some years since LJe, who the cne, with Fhon "
most in correspondence, was member OF th7 3,
tst Mission AZ Canton used 10 preach a, Hong ho1s aai
was teacher to Mr. Roberts H. told me he p-r-or
ally acquainted with "LoboseD and be vas dascrhsd -
ne at Hong kops y one Of tn .. id
agreed. and be had double chin with sonsTni' re-
maria able on il.
Iinolose remarkable statement drawn from inf rms
ton Of the sbov boned Mr. Rrbert- but which
more fully stated in The N Y0rs Rccorfcr Of the 9h Of
February l-53 which goes far TO justify my conc isons
that our Interpreters have not d-rs0cd some OF the
writr.s Of the insurgents and charge them win very
,raye e1rsv.gsnc.s when he merely means to say he hia
oTfsms and not a. they merely state reV"'
ncn YET il is by nc mssc- strange tbst among ma -fu
Gated people heIe should be some sgance AMI they
BE- remarkable peope that there Is Sc h'tie error
4 ard so much truth
have irs, learned that order sent to Foochow
for reuforo emeuts to be sebt thence on the imperial
army There saio TO be toooo troops there CD 's.d
Of Chinese and Man'chous The &sntchol general said
the Chnese should 90 and the Chinese said the M.nth us
Cu.tt 10 90 TIE reut of The Il = CT opinion mas Del
| hist d. reinforcement vent.
the, bad spoken to many ind1ei people and that they
all said sep they could doso privately that they ani 'h-
peo,le generally ony waiting opportunity to x
tyer srd ,ha, when tho insurgents appeared they woli
cecare for hem Many Chinese herr state that they have
le.t icmed by Letters from Pekn that sven mere the
/
I preach NV.
ItisrCported that 100000 insurgents marching
Cantor THIS most probable they sIi1 they wo1!i
soue time since. crediOly informed that toe Ntnk,u
niurgtuis have received money irnm time 10 tine tom
Canton and the rng thu result Of the fal Of Naukn
Tie Governor Genera has Of lae been uniting
a,rcctie- u Qusng aud hai may have pr-clDa'ed mat
ters il So be will be made pay d-ary for it. unless no
istts lir.elf of without much opposition.
Some there will be Rho, from pure tiv.s, will say his
movement viii BE- PIT down, that the professions Of
religion sie hypooutesl Others viii say the same rom
r;tresfsc motives. / IS caa b. OF anything
It'll uncertain that there Is living principle among th-m
ha, cal gusbd and rsecuton sill bat
light up that brighter light il China that can nsyer be
B "put oOt
Exctp' in the destruction Of the VI ntchous their con
duct -eeus 10 have been marked by wonderful moderation
for a revolutionary movement al can Il be wondered ..
that uep lust emsncpat.d and Tsi.ei IN moral sq'us-
which Is irue Christianity only could eh@t-si'h =
rspioiiy that LEFT ~ time 10 learn that not " might
Iy power bat by the spirit OF tbs Lord ia such
OF things as they subject and under which Their
people are gosnDg snd srovtng should suppose that IL
was the VIII Heavens holy work, hy sny N ANS, 10
throw or Ills incubus, and say 81 800 micns-B free be
good. BE- great.
only hope you may be Interested in this move nent
as baS been then you will be able TO ernOk the faults
Of this and excuse the length write 70 post We
are to day for Shanghai this news from Canton
does rot stop