The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-06-14
vJcM Y INTERESTING FROM CHINA.
additional Intelligence Of the Rebellion.
Movements OF the American Commissioner.

TO THE EDITOR OF THE NEW YORK HERALD.
CANTON, April 10, 1853
Enclosed send you the China Nail published at Hong
Kong OF the inst II is generally ed Marking Isl
the hsnds Of the rebels, and viii go the empire We
are all quiet here Com. Perry, With the Mississippi
rived on the It'll inst
from the China Mail, April
W. n. e news from Shanghae the 2sth March, when
,othing Was certainly known Of the fate OF Nankng
though rlrnors OF having been taken by the rebels
yery general though Marking within 200 miles
communication either TO have been stopped or it
- sscrst by the Chinese autho rites who have adopt
ed ! summary mode of shutting the mouths of gsssps
asiug issued proclamation enoining the people quietly
70 ud their aars, and create alarms by spread
ing bout the rebels they have caused one or two
persons in the city e. be seized and osmhood Tor saying
Making had been taken alleging they must be in com
munieation with the rebels If they speak SO positive
Nv about their doings
Bat it is probable the local authorities at Shsnghae
are themselves noiierently informed and II they koo.
ANYTHING positively it may be inferred that Nan king
still holos OUT for the Tsouae has bonght tso
rugged foreign vessels and chartered third TO proceed
TO the rescue city TIE chartered vessel is an
receiving ship and the purpose of sending her
must be- great measure, for display, for believe
her 10 AVOID coming in contact with the
I.be ard not light unless 1t be necessary to defend
those may take refuge board Some people think
she ought b.ve been peru tiled to go all and
it vas said that the United States Commissioner his
arrival Woosopg hid put his absolute veto on hsr
proceeding Making but thst must have been merely
Shan .hae rumor, for The vessel hear actually
departed Coloasl Marthall Is not likely to make in
ELECTIVE display authority which his interference with
the private of American citizens with Chi
would be. But il is said the attempt made by
the English Consul who British subject applying
have vessel lsfe ed to a Chinese purchaser 1.-THE
Tsou ae said it could rot be DONE but nevertheless it
done by first selling to American, who resod to
. Chinese
There are now at Shanghae, besides a. NJ. brig LILY
stationed there, four steamers-two British (the
Hernes and SaamaTder one French, 1.-THE Cassin and
one American, CHE Susquehanna The last arrived
Suncsy evening the 9th, bringing Colonel Marshall,
the United Sates Commissioner What all this force will
do hat it is hese nobody say but far the
English end perhaps the French vessels concerned,
thu general belief TO be that they will do nothing
that beilg sir George BOnham favoite policy, aud in
ordinary times the most acceptable the COVER at
bat only for short visit and bring away NJ Hague
the Vice Consul in charge, who is in bad health. We
understand the Taouae offered visit to Sir George
his arrival at Shanghae but declined ths Consul
being the proper officer for the Taoutae to
with.
Ne documents Of interest on either side have appeared
subsequent to those received by the Ganges several Of
which published IL last Overland the remainder
being given the present ISSUE and have only TO add
that the eth dated Pekipg he 18th OF March,
received at ShgDgh by the Taoutae il which the
Emperor that according to the latest accounts
cened by him from The south, the rebel feet and for
ces) had arrived at Marking ana Ching keaDg Flu. He
hao therefore put in motion the grad army for their
termination and seeing that the whole baggage Of the
belorce board the boats he the officials
throughout he country TO issue procamatons inform
ing tie people that whosoever take the rebel hee
shall have the whole of what they take, with the excep
tiOn of powder and military stores which must be hand
ed 10 the government. Further If any persons
burn any of the rebel hee and capture kill any of the
long haired chiefs reporting the they shall be
Handsomely rewarded.
The people Of the large and important city of Suchau
sale TO be leaving it in great numbers and removing
their families and property where it is thought they will
be II this be so, the begotation for the
immunity Of the city, II opened, must have
failed.