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Chinese Secret Society.

In the recent advices from China, men.
ton has been made Of secret society a.
mong the Chinese, the members of which
have taken an active part in the rebellion.
The Nemburyport Herald gives the follow
ing account of this society:
"Seventy-two years ago, DR.. Mllne,prln'
cipal of the Chinese College at Malacco
drew up an account of widely extended
secret association, existing among the Chi'
nese, aud which society DR.. Morrison, the
great authority in Chinese antiquities and
literature, believed to be identical with free
masonry. This paper of DR.. Mines was
published in the Transactions ofthe AslatIc
Society for ITS. When the British cap
tured Hong Kong, during the opium war,
some of the regalias, with badges, notices,
SC. of secret society, fell into their hands.
The society was there designated the San
Ho H,cay, (three in one, and the Rev. Mr.
Gultzlaf wrote an account OF the assocIa-
ton, not perceiving it to be the same which
DIR. Milne had described so long before: he
was deceived by the difference in the name,
not being aware that this secret league as
sumed at times different names, the better
to preserve themselves from the curiosity
and molestations Of the uninitiated. The
original name Of the association is Them
teh Heaven and earth.) The society claims
an immense antiquity revering Confuclus
as the Solomon Of their order, and viewing
Buddhism and all idolatry as connected
with the Tartar dynasty and here we see
how they are involved in the revolution
now going on.
"After China was conquered by the
present Tartar family, the Theen-teh added
to their notices this sentence, as express
ing their own hopes and intentions: 'Myrl-
ads look forward to the overthrow of the
Manchows, (Tartar) and to the restoration
of the Ming Chinese y SO that this wide
spread and powerful organization, embody-
ing the nationality, the purest philosophy,
and much of the learning of the empire. has
also been acting as apoitical and revolution
ary body. There are immense numbers OF
Chinese residing out Of China proper, and
these are almost to man members OF the
Theen-teh. At Singapore, nine-tenths OF
the population are Chinese, and all the in
habitants bordering on the Straits sympa-
thize with them: their disaffection to the
present government of China, was shown
by their ready supply Of stores to the Brit
ish feet when in their waters, and in the
assistance rendered in the capture of Hong
Choo."
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1853-08-10
STAUNTON SPECTATOR
ny j. A. & l.. IL. WADDELL.
TERMS.

90 The "SPECTaTOR" is published oncea
cssk, at Tro Dollars gear, vpaid IN edrance,
or 1tco Dollars and Fifty Cents # delayed beyond
the expiration Of the gear. No subscription ,c'l
ts discontinued bat at The option Of the Editors.
anta all arearages are paid
o. .Au communications to the Editors By mai
b,ast be postpaid or they ,vN not be attended to-
o. ADVERTISEMENTS Of thirteen hne'
(or less inserted three times for one dollar, cno
t,osnty ius cents for each subsequent Continuance
Larger advertisements Inserted IN the same proper
tion A liberal discount made 10 those ,rho adrer-
tise by the year.
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1853-08-10

CoMtoRr FOR HoMELY WoMEN.5'Beati:
tv" saws Lord Kames, "is a dangerous
property, tending to corrupt the mind OF
the wife, though it suoh loses its ibauence
over the husband. A figure agreeable and
engaging; which inspires affection, without
the ebriety of love, is much safer choice:
The graces lose their influence, like beau:
ty. At the end of thirty years, yirtuous
womah, who makes an agreeable compah'
ion, charms her husband more than at first;
The comparison of love to fire holds good
in one respect, that the fercer it burns the
sooner it is extihguished."
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1853-08-10

IT, A Paris paper gives ali account of a
a very wealthy and popular man of the
Gronde, lately deceased, who, in his latter
wears, was afflicted with d strange fancy
for knives, daggers and swords of all sorts.
He never saw one that he did not seek to
obtain It by foul rtisatis Of fair In the
course of six months he had pilfered from
Ills neighbors all :heir table knives,and eve.
ry sort of dagger he could lay his hands
upon. But they knowing his phantasy,
winked at it. After his death, in his Office,
the key of which he alone had kept, there
were found two thousand knives, swords,dag-
gers, &c., all neatly arranged, with labels
attached, on which was indicated the place
and name of the owner, and the day on
which it was stolen.
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JULY s, 1853.

NNE hundred pieces Bleached Muslin from o.
" to lSs ceats $50 do. Fancy and Black an'
White Prints, new styles; 81 do. Glng6ams; d'
so do. A Brown Muslin. 8 to l2z io neaVy
Cotton Bagging; 10 do. Ticking 2o DO Jaeko
DO, for sale cheap at our store.
JNO. G. KYLE & BRO.
Staunton, July 6, 1853.
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1853-08-10
SPRING MILLINERY.

VEyHE subscriber invites attention to COMPLETE
Il STOCK of SPRING s. SUMMER .hlL
LLNERY GOODS, which will be sold BY whole
sole or retail.
STRAW BONNETS Trimmed, and &Is
SILK BONNETS made to order, i'll SMALL
or large quantities at short notice.
Prompt and special attention given to orders
from the country. n. c. BARTON,
lO9 .lIain Street, Richmond, Fdgin'a
March 2, lS53.--6m.
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DRY GOODS AND GROCERIES,
AT INn. {. KYLE 4 BROS.

DLACK Watered Silks, for capes, &c., very
IL superior,
White do do
Wide Black Fringe
"White do
White Challi. ,,4,
Silk Gimps for trimming Capes, &c.-k'ch
White Grape Shawls-RibbOns, &c.,-Dress
silks, positively altogether new styes-Challl,
Ginghams and Lawn Robes.
Stauntun, July 6, 1855.
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Plank, Plank.

n HAVE on hand and for sale, about 45,OW OF
4 $4,000 feet of guod inch PINE PLANK
also, about 20 900 WHITE PINE SHINGLES,
and lot of Poplar Weather boarding. all of which
will sell low for cash. Call on the subscriber at
Buffalo Gap. lSAAC ROuEho'
Nav Is, lS53.-4m.
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1853-08-10

g5- A young lady once hinted to gen.
tleman that her thimble was worn out, and
asked what reward she should receive for
her industry. He sent her new thimble
with the following lines &
81 send you thimble for fingers so nimb1e;
Which hope will fit when you try it;
1t will last you long, if it's half as strong
AS the hint which you gave me to buy it."
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1853-08-10

vTvHE subscribers have on hand large supply
Il of very fine white pine shingles which they
offer for sale on reasonable terms.
ALSO-Several thousand feet of White Pine
Plank. LlNOoEl y haN"Ein'
Churchvile, March l6, 1858.
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1853-08-10
DRS. LAIRD & TRIAIBLE,

tUIiIE firm of DR.. A. Il. Laird & 20. being dis
i solved. we. the undersigned, propose to carry
on the Drug Business, at the old stand, virginia
Hotel Street.
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL,
under the style aud firm of Drs. LAIRD s TRIM
pLE. .,,s
DR.. Trimble. the junior and active partner
f.tters himself that BY diligence aud unceasine
attention to the APOTHECARY. he will be a
BILE TO give entire satisfaction, to each and every
patron of the establishment
All orders promptly executed, ana packages ior
warded to any point on Stare Line;
A. II. LAIRD.
G.. B. TRIMBLE.
Staunton, April 6, 1858.
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1853-08-10

FEEDING BEEs.--Put a pound of brown
sagar In low tin dish wet it with water.
and lay a number Of small strips Of wood
across for the bees to rest on while at
work. One pound Of six cent sugar pro-
duces 2 lbs. Of honey.
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1853-08-10

GONG ON A BENDER.-The editor of. the
Florence (Ala.) Gazette tells his reader:
that they must not expect much editorial
matter fot d week, as one of his lady stbs
scribers has sent him bottle of most deli4
cious cordial, at which he takes taste %
nften. that writing is out Of the qusstioh.s .s=
II is really pleasant to SEE an editot On such
I"cordial terms with bis subscribers. We
do not mention this as suggestive.=Dehs.
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1853-08-10

o. The decsnnial increase of the most
favored portions of Europe is less than one
and half per cent per ahhhh, while that
of the United States is al the rate of three
and half per cent. According to our
past progress, viewed in connection with
that Of European nations, the population Of
the United States in forty Years will ex-
coed that of England, France, Spain, Sws.
den and Switzerland, combined.
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Tyler s. DAVIS,
Receiving and Forwarding Merchants

AND DEALERS IN ALL KINDS OF PRODUCE;
SCOTTSVILLE, "a,
DETURN thanks to their friends for the pa
~ tronage with which they have heretofore
favored them, and beg leave to remind them tha
they still keep constantly on hand large anC
well selected stock Of
DRY GOODS AND GROCERIES,
saited to their trade, and solicit the continuance
ct former patronage, assuring them that all Good
aad Produce entrusted to their care will be for
warded with all possible dispatch.
Scotts1ille, April g, lS52.-tf
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1853-08-10

g. One hundred and forty million dol.
lars worth of tobacco was consumed BY
Great Britain last year-enough money to
keep million boys at good school.
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1853-08-10

REpRooF.-Reprove mildly and sweetly,
in the calmest manner,in the gentlest terms
mot in naughty or imperious way, nor
hastily or fiercely, nor with sour looks, or
in bitter language, for these ways do beget
all the evil. and hinder the best effects of
leproof. They do certainly inhame and
disturb the person reproved; they breed
wrath, dlsdain and hatred against the re-
prover-but do not SO well .ehlighten the
man 10 see his error, or affect him with
sense of miscarriage, or dispose him to cor
rect his fault Such repro0fs look rathet
like the wounds and prosecutions of enmi-
ty than as remedies ministered by friend
ly hand; they harden men SO much, they
scorn to mend on such occasion. lfreprool
doth not SAVIOR of humanity it signifeth no:
thing it must be like bitter pill wrapped
in gold, and tempered with sugar, other:
wise it will not 60 down, or work effectual-
ly.-Bnrow'S SERMONS.
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1853-08-10

@ "Why is baby like book =
Because it has to be red some time be
fore you can see its beauty.
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I1OEMS by ALEXANDER SMITH. for sale
j by 5. Ii. COLEMAN.
S,aantOn, July 70, 1858.
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1853-08-10

A STtpENDous CLAIM.-A Western
Pennsylvania company have set up claim
to the whole Of the Western Reserve of
OHIO, under d grant from Connecticut, al
legged to have been made after the year IT.
60, when Charles I'd granted 10 that colony
patent for the Reserve. In 1873, it will
be remembered, she sold the Reserve to
another company, ,relinquishing all claim to
jurisdiction over the territory 10 the United
States, in 1900 These Pennsylvania par
ties to-day applied to the General Land Of
fee to make TO them patents for all the Re-
serve! The officer replied, I'VE learn from
parties interested in the speculation, THAT
the Government never having had claim
to or proprietorship over that territory they
cannot entertain the application; and that
the State of Connecticut is the party to
whom the Pennsylvania company must
look for redress, if they really have rights
involved in tile Washington Star.
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1853-08-10

ps. The future destiny of the child is al
ways the work Of the mother.-Bonaparie.
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1853-08-10

FRMLTY.-Frailty; thy name is woman'--
Shakespeare.
If Frailty's name is woman's self,
name which nature gave
Sure man must be the weaker elf,
Still TO be Frailty's slave!
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1853-08-10

POETRY. .

For the Spectator.
Placcns Uxor.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1853-07-02

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49, '.os nso .no Dsaisn "es. ,nuA rAnos sna ouo
IA a'ny oecomo . iaso,Ie p.cecs mo opinion ma
non.ys M sS na ans % Ay rt aI
an0s nss oompsred iAvoss9'y win ,oat OF any otnc'
az ~ ~ " ,SeI III sne n.ssna PaPels ina
hs 49, n AZ. mue I'M IT. uua hso eonna.nS s "a.
n AZ $780,. 49, ~, ~ Ia AM etcl
ts,rept AMI odscnden -. III ~. ~
n9 uspenaen' persons eon'e'es"' WIN VIC ~
~ n sa0 ,s.hu; - .au.
i.,or; a. W.. y. , sIcsessy nas'ss SInese
~ in.s. -, ~; ~ NJ y,
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49,, ,; " ,. s s ~ E, svu.o', ~ Wv
go,r,., ~ a. :" ~. l s ,, o s Snnsv ~,
bshit. .nJ s.n,n.r ~ shs inrn, nai I 70 s,s
n n, 20 -. do,,h,s ~ ch,.so ,.hor IT, -. 800
ssnt.d ;. ,rd,nc"sd ~ 49, ssv..c ~ To-, eyy, S Ply
Erd ~ r.rose s.s,n,rc al, .,on e,c,i p ,hai $500,
reouiripe psticnt and isdicious ma J.ns
Gus In The ertrc,c hcn v,,,s.d "a resi.,.nc. Lro; -
reetrsnt and niscing no vsIus on human Iirs s Nv
Mr. Aicock ,hs Rr;,,.h T,cn.ni =, shsn..... 49,.
that though irly industrious bo Cbne,e AZ no, hcs
being Rent yerv closely 10 work or IN ic d,rs, :,
ter mace thsn Il hsbitsi IN tbcm Tb.v sro ch;sa d
ted 10 Agriculture. and In Their own coyn,. ;, ho,s
patience and m their emnlovc,. m hsv 40
not Ike their work or their employer ev the
ustion AZ once NO mater bo, 4, ,s h. =;
other respects When dssatisie ,es bscome s,kv and
imnr.ct;c.hls tn. al -. er ~ - y ~
20 smoke and chatter ond u,,sss she license !. ,I
abused native EMPLOYER, who NAV 10 sunnossd ~ Lno
how To oct tho ,nos ,o,L ont of ,l.r, Ia no a.. a. -
vent It. Fond of holy days. they contrve In their own
country to have n good many of them and wherever
they would be In a5y number n woud he 10
have established their fayorc tea sbons where bev o,id
resort 10 drink their national gossip avsy
leisure time and desired get their irucal meal Of rca
and vegetables. :
NrWinchester states tina tb Chinese ;h
their families The last accounts from California mention
the arrival of six women with marty of .;oant CIns
but OF course California IA upsettipg even tbe xed ric
pies of Chinese manners and philosophy The women
may, however, have large e and II So they belong to
the class who are usually slaves and NAV no ongb, ana
sold But 10 buy them 10 shin of wonli Inc an nIsi,L
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1853-07-02
AUCTION SALES.
TzSIs HIvss Lave ~ zI SAss = =,

ii. ~ nysa LAND At AUCr5oN n Ti5E CoINfT o.
an az se so On the pren.ss, q rsn rats
sy ISL sso .s = On TaSrs "a
: s.s the rs s.,i: ,.:,
tract The fors,, .nd wood The asd si
e.dy The balance su mi. tract Of And BENZ
.hree miles Of Richmond os strong 20
third cash; balance twelve months. with
PuIuAx DAVIS. Auctionesr, 'ohS T.; LfL -.
TasT monty n Safaxi ssH r sAl At AISisS
ne y known ss Hos Nesth .siThe snnscribeP'.
desiring S unsss ss % &c In the
e.a aosr rs r e hs city.
son Of soss ,r ns city on the Dep Run
Plank Road ' VIZ" convenient access to the wes'ham
soo acres OF in the highest agrultnrsi
crops now growing and being gathered Abundant
The improvements extensive of the mos, eonvep,p, and
ed both oI sS oS a%S q ss | order being
, Of division into three
large Hay houses extensive With abou. ia es
flower s.Iden t.sal trees shrubs ana
tehen rooms. .sSSs ee sss sst
lo TO- feet, &c a. &c With u acres o land.
Grove few hundred yards Of N: Plant .ns1 Ro. on
more minute description q this property deemed
presss and all such and treat with IN, mr.
nor has ns pssS OF az. be
o Ss.r. more desirable piece Of property Of
and nothing but the reasons above
II no. sold privately WEDNESDAY the 9Th day of July
viii on mat day. commencing at 81 O'Clock. p upon the
NJ viii be sos the f.r%ns shy
:1si consisting Of sne mules mich
me ,srn. Vii Be !, liberal and aee CONN
sale srsn LEWIS D. GRESHAM shf
JANIS NJ. TArLoa, Auct. ijeai-9s.ti,,J
" New York Herald please insert twice week 70, s,r
insertions, and send bill TO this once.
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| T<%AfEs AMERICAN PORN BOON n,x .a,,,o, -
rssdy ne ne. edition Of fsie's American Torm Doos
,ss approved prseedsn.s ior sb,r.
ss sss,sssz Fs s q sails.
icsssns under se mode Of SSi.s q % , a.o forms o. 2.
tst oe and other forns 20 clerks ~
.s so so avn .s sn n ss sands
Jnst published, and for sale BY
xo,c.. A. MORRIS.
Tbs work cannot but prove valuable aid tn an. ,,o
on Is sons,nlng 10 saeeine and we'll adapted form much
more e.psel.y y win Erea. eeonomseS ~
snd IN smen 5uiae where otherwise duy might
The purpose of the volume teen we'll aceomnl,.ha -,
VINO are called upon TO dram legal viii and
e 10 the forms In rse volume other forms ~
asa. 70. me convenience Of the aorney clerks serns
All thsss form: be without fear a, Mr. s.n,. has
he ~ h ~ fss care and was smneny qualified for
MI Morris Of this city. has Published new edition oS IT,.
an y a. norm n. Book win supplement- BY Mr. sands
sSssr Of So. documents very us. proessos whie
ss.,isn. o. Ss eo .qe ., s1ss s notes Win
b. the new Code"-Exzmincr. .'e J." ou' u"
.,. .ae eS 10 .ss0 Of SSn, brought
n.s ssss ss5s sgu. .gpe.ss State. Of the
gives much additional information which vas ~ shape ~
o. 10 Virginia law effected adoption OF the
wedo not know that publication OF more vain. T., a,
rea snars o. LIE has been made number OF ye.r
buy ihe boOk"RIchu,ond Di;p.ieS acquire " ought to
such work has long been needed by the profession and
the edition 10 adaptation % The esin ,, value Of
The lawyer who employs his time and ability q, ,.,
the ordinary transactions community simple "a
has placed the community debt and even
rally disposed 70 dhsrre Su.as s men gene
We Al least advise them TO buy the their own nd
vansgc assuring them that viii and 4, .
'xade mecum' '-Rchmond Enquirer. la
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LOTTERIES.


1n,. Lgriksv oFFICR, Bslfinsrs, "a.
Nhohhs LAMBERT intends opening Once op,ost-
nuns Hotel Calvert street. B.norc on MonXrv 81 NJ
IN very lev days rom this for tns 81 ~
\, IN net rgss .i have expired,
III men ne unlawful either 20 bog
10, ~ part ne 70 unviiing pnsol cafno having
"a Aa ne GOD ioane during residence
yee an ss city, not 20 be Of law a.
nance He therefore respectfully so thc patensrc AZ M.
ana Others In Virginia.
.aao s.oafsg Gs ior ystis9 & endny Jor % s,iao as
strictly observed. 'eP''e' IN MN WI DC
Prise Tickets in Maryland Lotteries, or .ueo
as he Ia. sold In here which have he srsv
nEDul be esshed or received in payment Of Tieksts
hcHsosp, Va, April 10Th, 1858
600 at this - y 'N -'''-~ P'1e oi Wv,
Half tetet3 TO- Patapseo 49, June a5. ,,,,. q, q, ,o
sent 70 correspondent In Richmond for 20 cents '
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1853-07-02

IT, y x,ss,.,ss - - oE1ZI
y .ss: = eass: = sssi q sis
ss x sssa s ssa worn, sssn y. s.I y.
Mn ss :ss -, yss ia, s.ss When ron r. sse
ss.s = psofs..et q T.. o. LssdSa stands nov
s q s ss cay m. ss: .s%s sss
esssassss !" sssss ~. q e, h' M 'ss -.
sr ana :. sSs., q II sn,. ssss
rs sSdss a 2 IL rs:sfalus. Dps@.. received ro ~
host y me sss sss
s Farming and Asui,sI.i my H.ssss a.
lean also tate Win having many kind
nee has ss c. any sss We
ss p.re. buying s Soy s Sc a.,
proud n %as nosn .r IsS Ios ~.
eaoa 81 :. The produced pp
en 90 s and The Of %
Is Informed TIA. NO plant win dcnaded o. Il, Psos
he SOIL and ap be- % and distracted
sa and use.; such an equivalent be dnsos Of
ground crushed web kDo~n s 10 n o.
WIN presume TO poin, ad,antar.
to Be s, S0n ss arc nssss in water
,sS, sss saos taking aiOns time From ur
rsnJ s,sne,. q have The ds-
s. Of solution as re.sS S1 Sf . such
derive their sensh ns ana ntsn up by the
oars his manufactured superPhospsie Of Line
aano a sd'c other Rs
necessary 10 furnish which /, hss n
py previous growth IL Is quite
mois durable as manure and less than any ohs
To be obaided In bags barrels OF ~ N''f'
C. d. DE BURG, Agricultural Chemist.
where purchasers may upon obaIninr "a l.,
genuine article, styled MOL 'aN'ea pure anu
10 prevent deception being praesed heneesorv.z,t
ages will be branded with the al pack
Am,.d 49,. a.. -. -, @. DE BURG
ccRs s Of ss .stSs sT 's
Judgment upon !" jas r. Chiffon, ESQ NJ d.
THOS. ANr1SELL, M n -
WILLIAM w. Elicit, Eso Nj ID
ISAIAH DECK, ESQ., ID -
JOHN II. CURRIE, Eso NJ n
r. g. My representative Mr. J. p. ONEII. -,
pleasure Of visiting Virginia Of bu,nes. h we
oe most happy 10 receive orders
may De required OF him relative this ma;ter-he s. "a
Drng on with him full supply Of PdaAlks with f,ii ar
raj community. -i " 'he agrieutu-
Price st5 for 1000 lbs. from the Manus,.,orv
~ McGRUDER A SONS are Sole Agent. sor p,.,., -
je2i-dkclm s AseH's iOr richmond, Va.
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FURTHER FROM CHINA.

The Hong Kong Gazette, of April 22drason6rms the
capture oNankn by the insurgents and says that it was
effected the 2lst Of March. 1t adds however the
portant intelligence that the insurgents subsequent
April they defeated in engagement with tho I'm.
peria troops about thirty miles south Of the city of
Nankn.
There also In circulation, the closing Aca
nails report TO this eneet-shanghae abandoned" The
formation however produce effect
impossible to decide whether
European residents By the
by the Insurgents. The
that they had abandoned attempts shanghae
ter being compelled to evaeuate Nankin