New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-08-19

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-rarGaiy ~ % @r-f 49, NY r-s- re ppm DID N
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ore &c CsFaI throus hog he coD1s bg-o--'
..s-sn + rsm ,7 cerse 1'He- sr7ri 1Fr-7ta ed
,tus arise 10 70 Ea.t-- especially .ha ~ pie ~-ra
interested tn Glv-,n-rr you'd 70 !'Go,-5l. 5s -s-s
timed e .tF ns'h fully engaged 10 the ps-sea' s',as
gle
Cot,e. 81 tie b,ols is,ged BY IL, rebels have .ea
prcsen'cG 70 The American Commissioner and b- be
n.se Interpreter r,cogizes smo'g them Gg.klz' ans-
la ION OF the Book Of Genesis. They ais aave the Ten
couusrdueDt. which hey promni-i.e . divine Jaw.
The .eV,rth hovere-. i changed % zeal sans:
Thou sLal; not commit adultery, nor SMOKE opium.
Tle latter ol-nse is punished win iea'h To, chief
Taip.ug Universal Peace not seen b. Sr George,
of sny of biz suite lie Processes TO b. ney Inspired,
receiving lis Instructions dice; from the Almighty
From Ia; eau learn Of him be spPea-s 70 hea sort
f Chinese 10 Smith.
Na1spg i alao, wholly de.er ed By is fogm,r il
ANS and its streets pr seb; pj46e spectacle.
TIE rebels gc abonr dressed corgeozs silks. wacl
,t,y have -sb,n from he de.ooed -hoP. II .he m-r-
Giants sycee SILVER abundant aud b NOS, exfaTi-
sp, prices aere psd for reias. bu-.,as. pistols.
Old co'hes and other ar cies board ~ ne I~tWes
Mapy OF q gators made large sums in Tins ds9ong
Of L-ir Ill .fuou- g,Tm-u splendid f0or 0I the
Il s. costly nus vas gwen in exchange for worn ou
ndsbitusss uniform. Hundreds Of h. rebels visited
The H., mts vlie she 10y before iae cry aod some Of
Ter officers wen On shore and even passed a nigh:
among he people without he lels moe.faJioa
The rebels have eI,lre possession Of The lans.''e-
KisIg, from NsrLiog 20 shor. DIS slce bel0T Gaia
saIg TO. They are erecting bat cries a. me later
PLACE AID have put Making In-o -horols. s.ate u
defense. Though T. is Dot now likely ma. .lsy viii
succe.G in oyertbIoslDg the Iarar dynasty. hey viii
nevertheless egfate he country snd iacerrlp, t7aic
for seine tEe 10 come.
Yesterdays Tafar Governor from the .nt.t'cr paid
formal visit 70 Commodore Perry, accompanied ~ the
Taou nj toi- place During be i'ecycs ths former
iLterrccated Mr. Cunningham, tae American Wee
Cor-u concerning the actions OF the Ialn IT,. win
sizes Of a.ccIraE.uq whether the latter hal 5sea
II luucts IN h,s Intercourse With foreign repr.srna
- 4 the questions were asked in the Ion tails
presence tie incident furnishes cuon, illustration ~
Row state matters are msusgedin CLini. The Governor
aso sc1 whether The United States would nj I'D the
In, ea Government in It's present necessity AMI ga'
arsweicd hat this was question t0wh,ch ouly th Com
ms,i,rer could reply! nod hr0 Only after he hsi been
Officially rec elzcdby the Oo'csAm-ut me presence 81
stsaH- gates these waters hi-no- been
viii on .aluary ,Ircs on the Chinese officials an it is
more taaR probable hat the Tartar Governor ba- Sc
,et commission from lis Imperial mister TO sound ,he
u,L;iois oi "a Commissioner Il the result Of an his
nar,uyIng sloud bee tlr e,tahis hmn. Of be- American
Embassy 40 pekn It would be q NOS; impo.a-t aigln-
fsle gained for our Government
Ivr.ic in much hast. the mail IS about 90 close.
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