The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1853-06-26


having created disturbance. rascal- inside the city
awaited themselves Of The opportunity 10 sci me 10 TIE
90 WIDER magazine which resulted IN the destruction 81
stree, Of houses about nle IN length. The alarm con
stquenl thereon was so great that the whole cry laa
nearly been tax en-, when luckily the Tartar General Fuk
choo luEg-a and the treasurer al the province ke sub
saou brougnt up some troops 10 the eseus, and sue
eeed.d in putting out the hire. They had aiterw ards
fight with The handit, IN which they killed OF
esLi handred aud dispersed the femainder, by which
means The not WAS queed Having shut the gales,
strict inquiry made alter the rioters, when sixty
seventy men were apptehended and put TO death. The
shutting OF the city merely with view 10 dis
the consprsors. and not because OF the anuca
led attack OF the rebels
..Oa the 2lst and 22d Of the lsl noon, february IS
and March ~ the gene ais Chow-'neen scoh and He
ang yung had battle with the rebels al Inae- pug-st
uaiel the banks OF The fangtsze keang. about iorS
miles 5. S.W Of Marking. The ngnilng lasted from
O'Clock The OF the 2sl 10 10 o'clock in The
aorning Of the 22i. when the mperials,s sustained
co dc rab.e efea losing three or four thousand
aud twenty officers from the rank OF general
downwards. just in The nick Of time, however IA
nous Picking general named Ctin-kin-show, who had
HmeIy been under the command OF Yang chun, asd
was recently appointed imperial missioner. at the
head of 400 Tartar troops fresh for The confci,
into the neid, aad turned The defeat INTO vicon.
killing upwards Of 1000 Of the rebels and woundns
Two commanders OF Their advanced guard, one name
CEn aud The other lie.
.On the 25ih and 81 h OF the 1T moon March ,hs
4th and SHY Seukwarg-am a, The head OF 5000 Can
ton volunteers and 00j Hoo kwang sod els, con-
junction with the imperial commissioner from Honan,
the bead Oh JUU Tartar had
-ugaat ment with the enemy, and killed upwards OF 10.
900 of them. il Is said also thai Hung-sea tsenen T.,
rebel chief, wounded aud fled, but WAS afterwards
taken and beheadet."
Another letter contains the following.
"On the llth day OF The ID moon March 20h) the
provincial treasurer received report from NaDkln, thai
keshen, Heang-yung, aud Seu-swaugisin had made b
united attack on the rebels al Guam khng, when they
obtained victory; The rebels reiterated n nohwe.'
rry erection, ieasing their boats and baggage the
hands OF The npeEias's. Thss Nankin is Tor the
ent preserved"
From the China Mail April Tlh.
A decree dated Pcsin the l2n OF March Tecsye'
at Shanghai by The taonse IN which The Emperor say
iat according 10 the latest accounts by hun
from The SOUTH the rebel fleet forces bad arrived
Nankn and Chm keand tu. He had therefore put in
molten The grand army for their determination; ard
lag tina, The whole baggage o! ihe rebel orce was
hoard The boats, he commands the officials Throughout
the country TO issue ptoeanaiions, inform ny Inc people
that whoever seize the repe fleet shall have lbe
Whole OF what they take, with the exception OF powle
and military stores, ahch must be handed over
gove'Gme"t Farthtr II any persons barn any OF The
rebel fleet, ami capture or k any d. the Iong-haire,
chei~ on reporting The SAM, they SHAH be handsomely
rewarded.
The people Of the large and impor,an, city OF Suchan
said 10 be lea7g II IN great numhrrs and removing
their families and property where Il /. hoagl they wi
be II titus be 80, the goliaool the
immunity of The city # il was ever q enel, must naye
failed.
RIvIEw CT THr CALIFORNIA MARKET.
the Tor the past week has been duh and 50 rites
Large lmporiaons have 10 band al he close wh-h
have increased our air aiy heavy stocks and there
he change o' interest expected unlIl the bulk of The
Fl iulls due shall have arrived There have beeu
ags numbers OF country merchants in Town for The las
ew day. bat their purchases have been limited and reg
ualed only according TO Their actual wants, as II
TO he their impression that prices OF leading articles mus
rule still lower
There be QUESTION that toe extreme sIiaeeacy
OF the money market has also had unusual beatg
the TRANSACTIONS OF the week, and upon the low prizes
obtained but, as we nave before Unmarked, thinK
that there A. abundance OF capital empo, ed, and
The hands OF Spectators and Others that awaits only Tie
proper moment iOT investment ~ The ieaug articles Of
merchandise and which will check The downward ten.
deucy OF most OF them Besides, large speculative opera
tons lmpad hustle and animation 80 the ael, whct
is sally neeied Just and ~ their absence have
only The daily Consumption and 10 depend upon.
winch - BY no neaGs as enpediuous process a. We
The operations Of the week have produced only 3
slight eff CT prices The consumption OF breadsIuis
has bren large but rates remain unchanged Al The close
Ia heavy provisions, however, thoe has been shah
Improvement. We consider this Improvement, however
merely emPorafy and do not look tor return Of
hdsnce. or healthy market until tue euif.
cessation of shipments from The eastern ports
TWO WEEKS LATER FROM TUE SANDWICH ISLANDS.
We have dates from Honolulu 10 tie 3Otb April
VESSEL, IN DEMAND -Ibe schooner LiurilN has been
sold, 10 go to Australia for $500. The duna has
10 sydney where she will probably be sid The
Maria 10 Christmas Island, TO return. Coasters are peiy
well employed now 10 bringing passengers and freight
TO Honoluu -PolsnsSan
The weather on East Man, has been favorable 10 The
growth of wheat and other gram though has eiarCed
the work Of plougting and corn planting
The FIRST sleam engine The Hawaiian Islands was
Gently put into operation II - used by Eanss John
son Tor saving and other purposes Ia connection with
their ship csfpsb,fs' establishment.
o. Sunday quite a number Of Mormon converts were
baptized IN Nuusnu strram short distance out OF Hon
olulu II il Ie fret ceremony o. its KIND ever held here
and attracted large crowd II spectators.
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