Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1853-11-25

ih evou,ioniss arr, carrying all before Their
cess been unl!nrn that The lhpcalsis are simcN
with panic and often flee before drawing trigger Inc
n,peror in his proclaim nn dcnounces The cowardly con-
duct his officers and men, all IN Valn ann mas al 'hsh
followed their contagious example, ana isd 10 pace vi Saie
w. The Pekn Gazette, The Court Journal OF Cnlna, not
Yhsanilng continued SUCCESS OF the teVontlonisss
publishing, from time 10 time up 10 aug "a, glow
ing accounts rf victories ~oa by the brave lmperidst5
correspondent u ~ Y C0mmr!cnl A:verser contrasts
an account in the Court journal Of the battle oi Cn- sian5
.co and what he himself saw. The Court Joufnnl repre-
rnis the battle to have continued from a. IL. 10 r. NJ
and to have resulted in the destruction OF 81 oil the reDs
vessels and the death OF great number nf me ieoes M
writer referred to- who the battle from the Walls VI inc
cv says that il did not commence until o'clock in the al
crnoon, the vessels Kept at such distance rom nG
city o their shot fell SHORT; mat not YGsIe' L"
The cbrs suk nor nnn Killed, asa ia' 'e "'io'' u"
fair lasted hut about r"" hours. ,o,,
The writer states thai 5000 Imperial troops, 01o OF them
picked men recently rcvocd in body 10 the Revolution.
.I. Anarchy AMI confusion prevail in many cities. Law
il powccas and cc is protection iOr property ' 'ne
aruIs!cd ny the Government bands oi etlI'aues , ~:
The connuy committing OF robbery and VIOLENCE al
.ycry rrc,nn The oregacrs Shanghai consider their
means Of protection ample and have no ears lhousn '"e
Government Of the cty Il utterly powefcss ont
We have the Noth Chiuu Herald ui August -o'h aou
9Th These papers abound in copious trausiaons rom
the Pekin GazeIIe, the mouhpecc Vt tho Enpero' mH
Dr. Mrdhursi. They :acsI curious ana "oh1efi, niue
traons of The condition Of things Ia Inc caPi'a etu 10
an account of mvst remarkable victory "hcn SONIC nPe
rial general has obtained the rcocloua thrVes aho
maxi acoi ling procamaton from the Emperor thteaeh'
inc TO take oil Ke.shen and Hcangyangs heads ihey
continue 10 misbchavc lhemst'es -
ports succession Of splendid victories over The rebels on
The banks of the Yellow According 10 lhs one Gay
the rebels fled from Rhaenne, and were phfs"e oy
fy caught and iccnpatcd great NUMBER Oh SUI
ceedrg day The Impcr!ass killed 3OO Of the enemy fy
then He'd their boats and fired on ana Inc "hGii VI
Them were killed; thirteen of The enemies Vessels were ou
cd (ty prisoners made &c. &c. Such was the latest "e
sent up Pekin; in view Of which the emperor ,o5 s5 es
"As the thieves are now reduced 10 .',c s n and naIcn
oecio carr us, he taken 10 exlerminate ihem ana pdt
Iary prevent their sci2nG Vessels anu ;; TX ,ii;,,
low river" He then proceeds to oIder he c'sl a % ~;
\ -f,nT
river and then he says tive have no nouhL i"'l "s
insienifcdn! 61nd Of robbers "il' wa'hou' u''''' "
went away from the face oil The cal
IL is hardly necessary 10 say that 'hcfe Is not pop
irn,h in this whole account o Victories won "
the Imperass The Manfarins, civil ana milnlP hppeai
IA he the most imputent and infamous liars hat
unhung and OF this The emperor hH'sei oe.u''., t
IN an inking for he beracs some oil mem nosl
10 nccusinp lhcn of borrowing preteXs ana lho"hs w
blame of their defeats others, "hhs smolhe'hs eo
science and nduIsns deceit, which Is a''ogeef "s' W.
tery dctes,able' A., ,,,.o, ,b,, rho rchels
were only united on one pontlc DESTRUCTION VI 'he 'a
tar dynasty-und this being accomplished, '"G'I
he oegt danger Of collisions among themselves ''nas
| hal correspondent 0l the Dihy f1a'''"
particularly. He Gays: ,, ro +,
"t 10 now said that there is no snch person as is ~
who has so long been considered the eauer VI e
and that there never been such chaaee' he 100
o tho To poynce said TO be entirely dist met o
hosr on III. banks of the Yang se and even Inc
nowerfu body which cupured and hold NanEin are sau
hs comnosed of two distinct bodies and under sepala
chiefs Of whom claims 10 DC ~ hn
,nnation of he Tartas, and seat himself upon INC
throne of his fathers aud 10 restore the ahcen e''G VI
China Another chief Is certainly inc famous fians 81"
r. suen the pupil of the missionary iIpoeltE' WIZ I.,,
ss sjn aug and who makes the destruction OF la"ay,
ard belle in the Great Cod as important oolec,. a' a
If lhe overthrow of the Turtars'- Boston lrdrsHsr