New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-07-12
CHINA

In III, Alta California find the following news
from Chins by 'he arrival of the Pathfinder az San
Francisco from Hong Kong
The ieutensnt Governor Of Kiangsu mas addressed
forn. anrlications the Consuls and Conmssionnr.
Of FOREIGN nsons astnq fr AID soqns fine insurgents
He makes specisl anplcstion to the British Commits
soner snd then proceeds 10 SAY:
"fhe missioner 0'the American nation. with 'hOss
frcr Porugsl Fr.ure Denusrb snd Vsrhrrg shorli 81
90 have arrived Or Shsnghs hope that ti-v vii send
ressares srd depot 'hi- hps NJ var 7n1 ste-merS
s-f arr vessels In con hpsd hASt 70 sur-oH0d and
,e,io,s the erannv go hat with hio the n-u-rao
ton " - DO 0urUed ard th stnting r,hh' ~ ennHii,
I'D tn. tranquil zing 80 nl4's mind p-0mO'inv
roer-is ,tsroo-se and removing III hndr1nces the
init con. " uncs'i.r ~ official di-ps'eNe-"
We avtrarf rha following from the Shanghai CORES
popdence Of The Hong Kong RegiNrr;
We have bod before ~ 'he i's week. an TIA Dorn0 and
.-rorn,s,srce of war On Sunday last body NJ five
l,a-a AIMED men With ahar- fo-'- field Diooss oara1ei
,rCugr cur .'rsef.-hs-'4- village braves who psd
o. -, e, .he first hot II indeed they st0n - hear NV
u haye fn,'- and lines brown NJ an rornd us with Pc
S 60 r very sfe wsv cons'-ucnd nv the naval f)rce
~ 4s- ,ha cerrnsrd II Captain Fishho7rne To dav ~
m At tie foreign resident. 70 inset AZ 'he r@1ui-fon
~ tie Ccrls cors1lf taking r1oasr-el 'or ont De
erse :, ,he meantime Neokipg ard China hAsng foosre
ln ~ the reh4 end 'hs insurcens have ony been res
;re6 from advancing Soochow and >henghl. nv thu
r.s,rs n The Tnpeia in their rear. which has 1on-
pera them 70 re'i-s Nanbrg where thew are said 20
TO- srr-rur8ed Other renors say thai hey have sir-
rrrrdsd ne nYenass nd eIpsct in few daysto put
TIN - fch' 80
Tic -sue paper speaking Of The character OF the IN
s-rr6troL .evst .
The TN sfa:a ~ III saers n ne ma they are
--t (orf ,o.s determined 70 establish the ancient
az q customs pre -aleui under 'hs Y N and Wing
r-,.s, nj On exaspera'ed against thu t1choFs tHd
~ s4 Nv a. Look with disgust upon ANYTHING foreign
80, &c. ,hev -rr hen. mon roofing ont Budfhi-Tn 'heY
.4 ,. - +i4 Gi.ross,i ~ favor Christianity Wehtve
iss-s D. - r-ht from Saoch0w deta7g fhs'- crue9s %
,bs Ns-chorr W, ron when they took Marking. Having
ac 81 zoo - these unf0r'una'es in0 huniing unfer
~. 80 II getting hem married 70 Chinese people they
Nv ~ FIRE - the whole and reduced them q ashes
81 s then registered the inmates 4 every hpE-e ID an
- ard tn ne.- dsv through the citv comparing
F;s Hifh the inhabitants f1'd in sch dwelling |nsn'
found more y n The number gwen in. a very Ike
.4l they kflleS the odd numbers They then prSs-Ad
---rv Chiresa uto the ary from IS 70 -, killing roe
-br as u.sless apDrop-i ting the Younger women ana
Ia rc he older onss cooks ard solutions ms nay Dc
mere report exaggerated by the tears NJ me Cnlh
stn 'he ind inmate slaughter Of the Buddhist p's'S
-',rs .,ue cDi'f 70 , A.. s.,.L;
T. CIV ~ shanghai "a neSry deserted Ius -. :.
-srs see llried 1ut their goods and furn'lr en u
.. = -'-,Ts leaving empty dEeIng- A. SUI ~ -
10 pc.r Ara IN opposed persons pro"hnE a''u' VI
s-r.- OF cot r-s here j. trade am W. 80
ve sar Nv Of rrovisiors We care nov PNcA up an
on ove our voofs for fer 4 alarring ou' ~
mid III instantly Leave We remain tn-'-i re r-aly 70
1sr; with wat We stand mp in' al mo "eu'
lie RebeIiien-Importfr Ievemfnts OF the -
sJNG kong Aprl II 1854
The rebellion is now beginning 70 As ne more =,
ous aspect. The rebels, having taken Marking ero"ned