Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1853-06-07

BILE accounts left the insurgents belnfe N""A"'
arriving al Kew Keang and Gnan hwuy' 'aAe"
Of all the trading vessels anchored Al ''e 'a'o''
,n, Tho banks of Tho Yang ,ske keanS on ooaio
which hcy embarked and pushed on towurds NanRin-
b,e. bundled Of The Insurgents who had got INSIDE 'e %
,,tial civ were discovered and massacred.
,a.ne, J., The ca uses Of The rebellion and he change
,hirI, seems likely TO DC etceled IN The eo'e''
m Norh CANA Herald remarks that corruption is The prom
ncnl feature f the present government and us
andurin> III there is no justice law, proec''o
,y Chance; AMI tina, il is in fact matter {" d TO-
naon 50 Industrious and intelligent sh""'a ,o s,cns;-
u.,h,r 50 lono ne il has under such lax que ia
bl oh,ect II III, reb, chief or king IS ne .. ,hs
,, and ths general o'""' s -.
r,hi,sm, is ,h,t IN. war ia reality VIE" w | - ,h
- ,; r,he ,roplc therefore, are MOI ~ .ior.
h, o,,nv NOD are easily led TO co-op'a 80 d ha,L
if no, actively. The alarm a'"'"s Wv 49,, rv n the
.;,a.,,,, wing 10 this circumstance IN" l'''"'
: . 49,, ,,,cv are still at the mercy OF inc "a.u"
~, Herald which represents Tue views " ~
., in China, is not in favor OF INC =. :,
cisb government in behalf OF the Emperor :,
,n, m, n,esent difficulties open magnificent field
f,r n powerful third party. The feoeis arc W. uoOo
most powcrfu party il would be bad pocy 10 "aAe
.,o. or ,b.,, while international law would prevent
o,r, a. ,,v other outside barbarian power from taxing
,,, with them The prevalent feeling Is, among Foreigners
IF other nations as well England that inc Chinese gov
rument is wrong and that the rebels are sh anu next 10
certain of success The best policy, Is s"sses'e" S -
leave the Chinese settle their own disputes al eas ho "
interfere pemu,urely 10 risk the future opportunity
that will in all probability ere long arlse-ot eoa'ins CT
t,,v and far The benefit of the would large, by the
,eoo of f,cili,irs for commercial and general Inter
with the Chinese throughout the vast empire The
Raw seems 10 be nj hand when China yield its exclusive
n,de 10 the pressure and onward progress OF lie crzeu
nations of The Garth
The North China Herald contains number OF p!ocia''a-
tons issued BY rebel chiefs One purpos to be from
military affairs He pronounccs inc man
darns and government officers throughout the empire as no
better than wolves and tigers and the emperor himself as
vicious and SCOTTISH driving honest people 10 distance
while he admits the most worthless OF mankind 10 MS pre-
ence selling offices and depressing Virtuous talent
n assures the people that they need be alarmed at inc
of the grand army which assembled Ike couu
TO root GU, the plu ndering and wolfsh mandans Mel
chants mechanics, agriculturists &C., IL is saiu may p
peacefully their occupations they VIII DC uhhoeso' ou
The rich must have in readiness 10 SUSTAIN me troops
.eoninc nm account Of their contributions, which Will be
maid for hereafter The proclamation concludes win he
following couplet
"Our valiant armies, by thousands, are preparing to ad
vance the region OF Pekln.
"And our august monarch once seated in the deep re-
resses Of his palace, will revive the days OF laou ana
Shun."
Another proclamation is from iang-seu-ishng, VINO
calls himself tie especially appointed general oil Inc srahu
army engaged in sweeping away The lartars he says nc
has nut The troops in motion for the punishment of the op
presso and that in every place the enemy nave dispersed
before him like scattered rubbsh that he has pu, TO death
DARN and
injured single individual of the people. Honest inhab
ants he says have nothing do but stick up The word
"Shua" obedenD over their DOORS and they Will be safe
He promises when Nankn is taken hat all property be
longing 10 temples monastees aud priests of Budha and
aou and 10 keepers OF brothels and gambling houses shall
distributed among the poor of the villages and announces
he is Selling the priests OF Budha and aou Throughout
the country and putting them to death
These procamalions which nave not room 10 refer 10
more particularly this time, interesting porayng
the principles action among The revolutionary Chiefs
One is called religious proclamation, and announces that
Heaven has commanded the insurgents to 'slaugher the
imps and save the people"
The destruction Of The present ceesal empire which now
becomes possible will produce extraordinary revolution
In the aars o The East and Of the worldprodu
cling somehing like the opening OF new continent TO CIV
zalion commerce and social intercourse. Should Russia
$500
second India
The leader the thus far successful rebel movement IN
China ia Isn Teh said TO be OF ability, learning and
courage and thoroughly acquainted with English politics
aud customs while he pupil OF the missionary, Dr.
Roberts at Canton The New York Herald thus refers 10
the Objects no proposes accomplish by this revelations
Ticn .Teh promises most solemny reform abuses
and establish more enlightened form OF government al
home and Tho adoption Of foreign policy and gunran
tees the security Of equal rights and benefits 10
crowded and starving population. In other
ing democratic principles IN MS county, nc IS hkno"ngy
huslepina the Improvement which California has, in no OF
binary way CXcrted in this part OF Asia. Each Chinaman
returning from California brings with him much that is val
ued besides god he has acquired knowledge OF our nsu
lions and has reaped the benefits OF our
lberes-ha seen wisdom and ma@nani;ny Of our gov
ernment With all these he comhats old prcudices, aud
does his share elevate the condition OF his connuymen
and enghen their understanding The freedom from tax
e. aes tions licences police surveillance which they
ex De- fence In The United States, but with which they
are heavily burhcned in the English colonies and settle
en,s has tended TO raise The American people in their est
nation Thus quietly but surely the influence Of the mod
FL republic" This barcade nation What suhecl
Tor contemplation will The future historian of this la vel
What changes Of nation hui of one half The globe
China open the curious, making treaties granting
privileges Europe and the United states apan ceasing
to trape upon the "sacred OF Christ and throw.
ing aside her portals TO the entrance OF Christians,
receiving the strange manufactures Chrstendom wit
Messing and ing because seeing The wonderful results
of science in sleam electricity, machinery and munitions
has always feeling her own heplessness 10
void her ate last dawns upon her Civilization
nsucts her nations, welcome her and in her turn she
finally by the increasing pressure from the West yields 10
destiny enters family OF nutons. and contributes her
share TO the sublma,ion of the human Here let the
philosopher pause and reflect that this has been caused not
by the sword mercessly usedno by the imperious voice
by the scheming OF trcklng dplomas-hut
by the moral tone example, and onward march OF great
and peoples whn throwing abroad their banners their
principles privileges the keen eye Of criticism
The future undismaycd confident Of the purity
of human right and their own doctrines.
THE PROPER SPHERE AND DUTIES OF WO.
MANOR last Sabbath afternoon tie Rev. MOSES D
HOGS OF Second Presbyterian Church, delivered very
eloquent and striking address upon this very interesting sub
Ject.
friend Of ours took Of this admirable sermon,
au, has been able prepare them for the press We
understand thu; the Eloquent preacher anmadversons up
On the Fanny %rivhs Abby Keys, and other advocates
OF what they choose call femae emancipation were
most sarcastic and instructive He thinks that those who
desire 10 give the right vote, become egsa
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