The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-09-15

missed the peace Of Europe We were entirely OF Cpl.
MON that the most emerge c might be required
and to be taken necessary by the Western Pow
er defeat her pretsnions aud resist her progress
and this country was prepared to meet the danger not
from any strong sympathy for Turkish ba bArsm, but
from an unanimous hostility TO Russian aggression raat
demons proved successful for Europe uuApi-
NOUS and Russia reduced more speedily than sutci
pSted to accept the offered terms Ia the interests OF
peace and in the real ntere Is Of Turkey it is por
ans to prevent the Sultan from making Russia az
II TO prevent Russia from making the Sultan.
We cMe little for ORG or IL: other rsss; our
with that OF civilization freedom and peace, which
has nothing to gain from the triumph of either side,
the terms of compromise recommended by the four
Powers, because they afford honorable path out of
difficult position without increasing the weakness Of one
side or the prepoDderance Of the other.
TIE LATEST DISPATCHES.
CoSsrANuNoPLE, August 20.
A meeting Of the Grand Council had been ANNOUNCED
for tho goth. On the demand of the ambassadors the
Council convened two days ca er, on the 18th Tns
Patriarchs had been summoned to sttend. This
measure IT Was owing to the opinions
expressed by the members Of the Council that the Dyan
An imperial dscree published on the 10Th of August
orders the immediate levy Of 10 coo militia
Colonel Ruff left Copstantinopls yesterday for VIENNA
with autograph letter from the Sultan tins Emperor
est terms his thanks for the efforts his Austrian
has made for the preservation OF the peace.
The news Of the expected settlement Of the Russo turk
sh question has produced panic smong the refugees
who fear that restrictive viii be taken against
them.
The Sultan has bsen pleased graut the decoration Of
the newly founded Order of Metschsde to all the high OF
fcera OF the fleets OF Great Britain and France.
DANUBIAN PERSONALITIES.
BUCHAREST, August 16.
The newspapers In the Principates express
forbidden TO make mention of the movements Of troops
and the merchants have been informed that thew must
not, In their commercial ieDcs make any
ton Of military matters
90 coo quntals of merchandise and grain passed the
S,li rnfh in fhn mani IrIy
China.
SPREAD OF TIE REvOLUrION--LAST FAILURE OF
THE DirERIAL TROoPs-NEws FROM SHANGHAI
ANOTHER PROCLAMATION FROM THE INsURGEHT
CHIEFS ETC., ETC.
The overland India and China mails reached London
the 2sh sl.. The details Of the news teegrapdic
already published chiefly confined to the confrma
ton Of the peace in Burmah and details Of the spread Of
The &c IS from the latter country is interesting
HoSG KoSG July I 1858.
The want Of steam communication with the north.
ward has kept us in comparative darkness respecting the
movements of the nsurgcnt and IMPERIAL forces in the
frrugsle going for the dominion Of thu vast
pire of China The arrival Of the opium cosstng clip
pers Audax and Island Queen, has contributed some
thing of Importance. The principal news from
tack made BY the imperial forces, aided by thsir
feet Of European rgsed Isels, Chin Kiang foo
city distant half uile from ths south BANK Of the
Yang tie river, and strongly fortified This city is the
ley to the whos Chinese empire and to effect its capture
the Tartar chiefs were resolved to strive their utmost
The Shaughae feet consisting OF the recently purchased
Ages, Antelope Dewan. armed respectively with
2S, L. and ~ guns, and 25 lOrchas, snced ths
attack on Chin arg foo on the 2Sth of Nay Toe do
tenders had fully prepared themselves for the struggle
by strengthening the deiences, burning down al the
suburbs. snd mounting heavy cannon The Saaughae
heavy fire. which returned from the stockadss with
grea spirit The heights commanding the river were
admirably fortified that they did serious damage TO the
ship ping The fset peppered away until all their 20 Tdsr
expended when they forced to retreat ABOUT
mile and half below the town. The loss either side
not great During the gament about 900 imperial
troops encamped within three miles OF the city,
cooy looking instead of attacking the forts the
land side The feet bad returned TO Shanghae heartily
disgusted at their want o. Here Is extract
from the latest received letter from that 1,rter
shsnghae, June % The Taoutaes feat has returned
poyed do not to approve Of the Chinese service
nay expecs that the ships viii be Of no further use
The numbers Of the North China Hsyold recentiy 10
hand furnish several interesting particulars respecting
the rebellion. DR.. Charles Taylor, American mission
say naa made ns WAY nc sas aa III s s1%p sua
Dr. Taylor says ne could not ascertain that the insur
iu peialists Afer the attack Chin Kiang foo the
following proclamation was published by the nsurgent
CHIEFS -
PROCLAMATION by THE INsURGENr CHIEFS.
Yang, the prince generaissimo Of tne army,
and prime minister of state well religious instruct
or and oeliserer OF tie people; and
Seaou the western prince second minister Of state also
geneIafssimo of the army;
Both servants OF the celestial dynasty OF Thaepng,
which has received the verabe decree OF Heaven to rule
tosether issue the following proclamation to :. classes Of
people, rqLirng them each and all TO follow peacefully
their peculiar ayocatiops
when the VIII OF Heaven Is Determined, the minds Of
men should be compliant; Heaven having now pro
duced Inc true sovereign to rule the people they ought
10 yield Their minds 10 ms renovatng influence 1t
to be that ever since the have thrown
me Chnese empire INTO CONFUSION tney nave induced
the Ieople 70 worship corrupt spirits and TO reject
tne true spirit wn.e they reoel against God they nave
moreover required the 10 assume tne appearance
Q, mPs, ana 20 dyest themselves OF the human form
al wnich means tney nave reused sne vengeance OF mig
Hekyen besldes TINS they nave oppressed car people
and brought cAamties on the living They
nave MADE Inc snk o. tns 70
70 Heaven whe they nave degraded htera,ure 70 the
very dust Inc agricultural ana mechanca classes have
Dsen oessed eyery year experencing greser troubles;
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