New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-07-21
CHINA.
From The Journal OF Commerce.

From The Journal OF Commerce.
The first of the annexed extracts is from letter re
ceived yesterday, by commercial house IN TINS Oy.
Although perhaps no later from the seat Of war thsnou
previous advces it contains more particulars which we
doubt not will be acceptable TO our readers The sec
ond extract is from commercial circular;
F,,,,et Of latter dated CANTON Monday, Msy 1853
since the departure Of the mall AVE received
nAny very interesting particulars touching the capture OF
Cbu Kesng Foo and Marking by the rebels This nesss
entirely through Chinese many OF whom nave receveu
letters o u the city They report however that the
CITY OF Chin Kesng Foo had been reAkep, on the spproAch
of 80 90 Of the Emperos soldiers from kirin Eastern
Tsrary who in conjunction with those previously On
gagged had caused the insurgents to TAI O"k upon nan
KIN iute which city they had thrown themselves oeng
force Of nearly 90 600 and that At the departure Oh e
latest they surrounded by an army oil lEVOOo
Another portion Of the rebels nearly 10000 strong nsd
been detailed for NaBkiD the main body Leaving thN
Mac. 10 attack Chin kesng Foo tor very Important cry
called Yang Chew which they had captured but 20 quI
Which sud reinforce their friends at Nankn was deemed
impossibe, f. ON = considerable Tartar army under 'le
con mand OF celebrated General having been dspstchei
10 prevent This by the Chinese, IS said 70 % tne et
act state OF things by the last accounts lhsy 90 nov
however believe that the Emperor, Who ~i'hn ING
walls OF NankiD with large force OF desperate men,
bkey 10 be overcome hstandiDg the numerical sups
rorfy Of the Tartar force and the general oee vs. shA,
be will succeed in dispensing them snd establishing hnssi
firmly there, u beng the CITY WHICH, IN hls PrVSi~"''
When the new Emperor sent TO $40 Choo, afsr the
above victories for the 5000 tales which ID inn.osn.s
had agreed TO pay the VI their city Numerous
we're carried by his soldiers VINO distributed
Them among the people, and through that means some
copies have found their way here In these proc
il was announced that the 22d day OF the so mostn
2eth Apr the throne would be established IN the snceh
City OF NsBkD and there, on that day ~ouia co
the Cove Of de uTe the restored family OF dnH
But have vet 10 learn the result OF the battle beneAt
the walls Nsnkp which must have taken place prev0u,
to the above date Via Shanghai We nave hothhs uls
than that Maxim and Chr KeaDg foo were possession
of the insurgents and which went by the Last rns
consequently all related above Is said TO nAveAEen pace
/ subsequently. 49, , , ,.,
horrors perpeirAted the taking Of Nsuks Ot the ar
tar garrison than 10000, including the %nies OF Is
soldiers omen ana children, either put 20 the sFord
or ccmned suicide il being point Of honor with that
angular people perish rather than to yield livery ohs
Of The priests whether OF the Buddhist or Isonh rego
| and Who we're very numerous there, were mAssscred
Their numbers could not have been lees thAs 5OO ar
1000 while those killed in the assault the mining OF the
walls and the entry Of the rebels are 'zid TO amount 70
/ over 900 men. Very many families were completely
ABIihated by suicide The streets were 50 blocked up
With dead bodies that in passing from point TO poin te
conqueres bsrt open doors OF houses private As VS. !.
pubc aid threw them inside as the chinese expressed H.
| >. Il they had been log. OF wood.
The ents had 10 wish to proceed 10 such extrsn
ss have they shown any cruelty toward me Cnasss
people priest. excepted unless in cases where tey nad co
opeI sfed with the Imperial troops Al NAnAn "a con'7
quence Of the magnitude Of the garrison and cOnss
quent resistance, many shared late w9icn tnsJ
ana in other places, would not have suffered . -.
The City Of Canton is very quiet but rs ultimate i&.S
dTends vpon the state Of things At the North II tns 10
the local Objects aoN az p .7'.7
T,yar garrison viii doubtless be risen against ana win
out ceremony pat death when Adherens Of the neg or
DIR Of things vii I'll he public Offices In me Proe.An.
tons If TIE Emperor u very clearly Po, ylIn Ia
III The Nandarns the Tarsrs and the priests shA be sx
ru.ted and there Is doubt but that such viii % ine
case. -. Ill 60 ,ba.s
sy1Lt. a, grester length than may interest you w ~
.,der hat the fate Of Empire containing one inra u
human family involved Il is in ssch JesP~Iay a..
certazty a. 20 exsts with the inseperAbe ensc1 i
charge Of rulers Involving terriols stragss NV
! gCirg on could not but attract yosr Ateh1"u'
Fotr. NJ Hudsor the genilsnAnjust elected Jaigs y