New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-08-12

advSnsgs 81 d. Had not been tnAt the shot from the
rebels falling thick and fast around the Hermes it
would have Teen interesting 70 remsin
shiIg 10 avoid any one being injured, the steamer
moved onward sId while passing the junks guarding the
grand canal received small volley Sore OF the shot
struck h. hull and once SIR George lodging to ths
evsrd SIDE a the msnmsst 20 avoid the balls hch
whi.tIrg ever cur hssds One Junk with Oae gun IA
twelve upderl ard worked by three very c,oly
followed ~ dschasDg rOund and grape a. s. az be could
Lad After the Tartar feet hSd gagged the South bate
M for sbout hour they moved 70 the Of
the graz canal where len them hard st IT, We heard
IN. rep It's up to p NJ. On our way up took up
10 t. with two hOstd her Up, and treated tie msn
Kindly Al sunset, iell 10 with an immense FIRE raft Al
l.. 81 anchored
AT Daylight, 27th proceeded onward and all the way
om his 70 NAnkn the river srewn With spars oat
ing down the stream At 10 in night of the city On
our approach TO the town batteries the rebels opened fire
upon ard messengers thetr men bro1ght
up reached the shore the Ore ceased simultaneously ana
you could along the sOckades soldiers waving thei.
hsIcs TO dfsist The steamer anchored and shortly after
visited by some petty oficsrs, who, in bslag al
lowed board the ships we're much pleased and delight
ID 10 find We had not come TO 6gh and had long hair Ike
themselves One yOungster the exuberance OF hs de
liz. took of Sir IS hat to look d. his hair and on 70
pscir it nearly forced It over his eyes II was most
aoicrOus scene, Sir g. enjoying il much and taking il all
in good part Finding the people 30 friendly. Jumped
into Of their bosts and the first in the rebel camp
They behaved very kindly 10 me- and on my refusing TO
allow Of the Interiors 10 look through my spygas he
attempted 10 Go by force when OF the petty chiefs
u .hed him with force and fearing quarrel might
q sue took shelter in the commander Of the fort tent
WHO cslled brother, and shortly after be and were
WalbI ann in arm ogehsr down n the beach.
81 acovs went on shore and had long Interview with
the Secretary Of State the Prince Of ths North, who
~ biz approach demanded Of him TO 20 on his knees when
mir INTO bis presence but peremptory refused to do
so explaining TO them was not the custom Of Eogll'h
mn They did not insist upon II and soon became very
f. g DIV Among other questions they asked him 70 re-
pea The ten Commandments which pleased them much
lie EFF them in good terms the Secretary Of State prom
icg 10 come Of 10 the steamer the next day 10 tae
II ssntime the decks Of the Hermes crowded with
yors and having to shift berth further up the rsbeii
''.d TO weigh the anchor. believe az the interview
with the heso men dey were quite satisfied that the steamer
lad nothing to do with the Caing Keang affair A. sunset
tbe decks cleared and thus ended the first interview
with the subjects at lac Ping Wang.
2sth-liundreds OF rebels whiting the steamers in fact
constant 'Iesm 0; boat; SetSesn the shp and the
bis boat preceded by tmsler one having six musicians
in her who played in the true China spirit 1t was this day
arranged that Sir George and suite should land the foog
rg day at TO- 10 meet the chiefs request WAS made that
The streets should be cleared of al followers SC
You would hardly credit the destruction and waste Of
property When boat junk raft gets adriit from the
rebel 6e Of the river they do not attempt to get it back
but 10 prevent il from getting into the hands Of the I'm
perias they set fire TO IT, hi. evening had TO get under
We gh clear large RAFT Ere, which down with
the siresm-it WAS dark night, and this with several
onks fire. gave grand and awful eec, to surrounding
objects.
9h-Every one on the tipoe of expectation OF getting
shore the wonders OF Christian brothers
camp, but great was tie dlspessure manifested by Ill
Wien they learnt that Sir George had discovered that his
going T. visit the chiefs wou oe violating tue existing
treaty with China and consequently he could not 20 OH
tsly. However our brothers on shore were in esrnes
FOR true 10 the time at 10 o'clock could be be S-cre
tary Of state hurrying dewn TO tine landing place, with
numerous and orderly reinue well provided with horses
and chairs Tor his Excslency and suite The day was
windy, YET there appeared hesitation in giving as
proper reception They remained there until half at -
Their patience doubt much exhauted and not much
ousod TO dance attendance on Foreigners, they then
marched of.
At the earnest request Of Meadows II was finally
rarg,o that himself fishbourpc his first Lieutenant and
MIR Woodgste should 90 shore TO apologize for the sp
partIt slight. AZ o'clock they landed procured horses
and rode INTO tie city lshbourDe took Al kogish Bole
the Scriptures in Chinese aud McGo~ans Anatomy all
which he presented to the Secretary Of State know
not what trsnsped but believe that everything passed
SUNDAY. May AFTER breakfast got under way aud
urtcteGtd beyond Nankn about ~ miles. saw hsst OF
iunl ahead vbich moved on rs we approached. They
proved to be portion Of the Imperial eet-32 vessels OF
sizes, Of them Southern snake boats with green
b. ttons well armed and manred On nearing the n they
fired Oh white bottom Mandarin came On hna;d end
ssked our busine's lie was toid We were neutral ana
hat his boats did not cease bring they should Do suna
he went away hpI n Indifferent whether tue hring
c,ss4d 81 not Seeing this fshbourne called al hands
~ quarters cleared for acton. and anchored Tne I'm
M Hiss ien sopped firing and Capt. + held divine ser
II in peace I'VE af'erwaId saw great many of the
p ssn,ry exchsT girg PROVISIONS for clothes 49,.
no ptria feet appeared but al provided with stores
srd stceeiber miserable set shortly after DIVINE ser
Vie two Inferior officers came On boTG-one canton
mar who had been in Hong kong who on being sho"a
one of Ia, pr wang Chrstahiiy b'"AS PN oHi7 Suu
- fbose who believed in il thieves. Mead0R rs was
yey arery with him and told hmhed better go A SUI
ST. ant Eort close the shore near Nankn where Meshs
M..dows ard REYNOLDS went ashore TO make arrang9'
u.uts for an II tended visit 10 the Porcelain Tower Sev
era, new adherenis theu being sworn H.
They would MT let Sir George land to see the Tower
lie told them that the steamer was nred upon Al OhhX
Tao IN r.iuruiug she would resent 1t. We lett on
Meay st and rea, hsd Ching kang Zoo NJ morning.
A. NJ y, airing the frs stookads at ihs canal We were
~ We ave il t. item sweety Ii retGrn aud WIN
fleet several OF their shot struck the steam
,rslr and rotes We passed slowly through the iorua
cseps Giving them shot and she'll in Ysy which must
have sur flst0 mem
W.snehored T.: Silver Island, and shortly after letter
was sent On board apologizng for having hrtG upon is
the Chiefs declaring all mistake the General mol
htii able reach the outer WORKS IN tns Ia prevent
tltu However they know Us nov. l dit n ny heard
then say that IN tie event Of tier coming . 10Y
prers should have three days notice OF their approach
Every iCss dol is completely demolished h"h1aV
ever ;ng We anchored among Samquas r7et tinpeHsl
sbopt L. miles below Nanking-S miserable turn ont.
t.sr that they have 1900 tartar troops ashore ana "nsn
they ae reinforced by she cues and Antelope mand'
20 ly Mr. W Aver. American, lat-y N business As
an IucioneeI SbGnghA they conemplt7 another al
! lack On Ching kiarg t.O. - The eth ut NAV
/ The HOhg kong Register Of Mag II orouaces the
statement hat the le ders efths mOgtm'n Mt are not mere
IL formal pYo ssCrs Of religious system bat prschcl
and spiritual Christ sns sheer nonsense Snd nun ous
II cont DE- that the Christianity Of these men has SHOWN
N robbery ceniiousress and blood she'd lhey glory
in ssrg ihs, they put death $4,000 Isrsrs without
I'm non Of age they have had possession Oh
Nnkr 1t considers them using gi) IN merely as Al
- sine TO their ambitious enaS lac way these IN
became ScQuSnt,d With soy part oI ChIs"n uu' 'Ao
| qf,r tr-rciusl Leaders ars lren belonging 10 the
K~4tIs1Ir,vir,e " The South. snd Lad never before
i N ito North of Chr and the inference WAS naiars
tat hzVs obtained copies OF the Chnse version
of c bbe thtrn Hong hcps or canton Inns URLS y
to have be the society OF Chinese called tns
tsiia uiou vACh had BEEN org asa ana instructed
by D. Guzilb, broken up when be went to Europe
10 f. n,rc q IN pIobabls ths, Of the men noS IN
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