The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-10-20

Iepsic Mhaenas fair just over, declared TO have
Kinds except TO jewellers gos Leather and woolen
cloths had been carried of at advance upon Easter
prices and large orders had been given from the United
States and Italy
Owing to excitement caused by the transmission of
false intelligence, the Continental reegraphc Associa
ton have adopted regulations instance persons
sending dispatches must prove their identity by their
passport or other guarantee of responsibility With
each message must be sent the WORDS he sender is
eyedIted"
Holland.
ROTTERDAM, Oct s, 1853.
me cholera still carrying of many victims this city
hosptal Of the latter from September october s.
vas 81 Of which 81 terminated fatally Yesterday four
persons died in that establishment, end - others
were under medical treatment.
is now known that the Of the English schooner
sound pt to leak the
eth nit of Egmond The English Schooner Horracks has
sn brought to S,hns by off SS heaHe
sa and the two sailors who together with the captain
Wife remain ed on board were found IN disabled state
me schooner, bound from London to Sunderland, was
drifting about when discovered by the above pilots
The following is the text of the reply mace S oy the
Gentlemen-I beg you to the chamber that its
address has given much satisfaction ] remark with
pleasure the high Importance which the chamber atches
70 the reciprocal confidence between the sovereign and
The people, to the consolidation of the bonds which,
fer past have attached the the house
Orange Let the cham convinced that its senti
nents will find echo in me, and that highly appre-
Gate them.
Upder the influence Of the political intelligence a
general fall of prices has taken place at this bourse.
Butch stocks have fallen per cent; Mexican, cent;
Austrian, ~ per cent; and Peruvian per cent
Closing prcesDatch -Four per Cents, SO; do. Twoand
.HaK per Cents, al Spanish Deferred Three per Cents
b6 the Coupons, 5es Austrian Five per Cent Metal
@ New So
Active 2ok; American Bank shares, a Exchange on
London, lls25a, short.
ne Augsburg Gdsettc states the authority of let
data 90 ,,l+ ~ U;Ol1
commissioner Of the Ionian Isles, and the Hon. Mr. Wyse,
lglsh ambassador At Athens had paid visit to Zante
went by steamer to CANDIDA st is probable" adds the
GaRe " that the Republic OF the Seven Islands will be-
come enc Of eight Islands"
The Civil War In China.
From the London Times, Oct.
We bave been favored with the following letter from
naval shicer on the China station
HEREEs SHANGHAI, July 0, 1853
take this opportunity Of writing few lines about the
Important and interesting movement here-our boats
having just returned from Ching kiangfo where they
had been in search of from the Saaman
dr. enced away by the Tcutars Chinese Governors)
people
hperiasts, confirmed by themselves, had taken Fung-
yang the capital of department, some time since and
beaten large force which We knew to be where
there under Keshen The latter also statedand have
- doubt of that they had taken kweitih, also the
o. and close closet to the s yellow VI 5ysr
- compared with what there there when
and from Tie few troops at Ching kang foo rom
(b00Oo or 10000 they must have large force in the
Many have been inclined to say that they were losing all
TIE moral effect Of their capture of NaniD and that they
allowed themselves unequal to emergency but it ap
They brought away quantity Of children and Isuppose,
women from Quang whom it would have embarrassed
Srthed and provisioned Nankn their reception and
then, rather at the time, commenced fortying
5ogce enough in them defend them and by occasional
anss to keep the imperasts under the impression that
what their real object along-viz the capture Of
Pskin. have no doubt that their intentions when
sonsensnt haste but hey eyaasd our on by saw
ing, We are waiting for orders from the Tae ping
wang or, waiting for revelation az TO where We
he effect has been to keep 5000 men at Ching Llang
So and fancy the whole Of the Of General Heang
-ks that lately made yiceroy Of Provinces
Isor man. though seventy Ave. and is ordered up
Pelin to lose his head Soon they will get any
While the insurgents fortfying these places they
were building altering boatsI to carry their
ss;sg nsrh, they would require to take supplies With
mem Building or altering vessels was necessary, be-
win that tt n. rhes
partly because is low and partly beat the op
the Aanchoo army under Keshen and the Chinese army
andsr Heang near Rankin for, though they should ad
hin. There is large Tartar force in Whagnan the
mouth Of the Yellow river and they may wish to avoid
fancy this last up to the Yellow river has been
made in fortnight, and the probability is that, the
coarse will be rapid
They stu keep up their stoutness have it from q
England speaks English very WE'LL that he was told
BY soldier, near Nanxin, where he had been that 900
soldiers offered to join the nsuggent ranks but would
not be accepted unless they embraced Christianity which
sbey refused TO do.
The gates Of NaDkn remain open, but it is said the
ground in their vicinity is mined much amused by
te Ioutar here, Who when enargng upon the numbers
efthe imperial army and deprecatng the number Of the
insurgents being asked why they did not retake Nanku
t q buaioes in and thew ali disappeared SO thew rsrs
AFRAID TO follow lest they should tumble in.o
The whole country seems hostile to the Nanchoos and
win turn instantly the insurgents arrive at Pekn and
issue their mandates. They have excellent intor nation
rom all parts Thus, there was large sum of money
scning up Canton for the imperaists they sent
round TO the SOUTH and cut Off the party escortng the
treasure, and returned to Nankin in safety, passing
through the imperialst army each time.
They received officers and the consular interpreter
@est gracionsly but expressed wish that Europeans
the impsralsts would their heads and say the in
surgeDts had done it, They evidently unwilling
that We should know their movements lest they should
tranapre and the imperialists became Of them
bot think the latter getting apprehensive,
and are drawing their forces by degrees away
ssrs that they had expectation Of retakng any of
the places, and indeed getting quite reckless IS to
Consequences, seeming more concerned 70 know where
opium to be had than anything else. Strange to say
The FIRST question they asked Have you any opium
to sell and people visiting their junk, to the
number Of seventy, they found nearly all opium
smokers certainly all the mandarins The admiral Of the
Sect much under its influence that two three
minutes after having entered boat to round the
unable to 90 further. These fellows go into action
ana seem quite content II the vessels fire both sides
rdss, q whether they hit anything or whether there
cause not taken or sunk, they report triumph
me insurgents are daily becoming popular. See