Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1853-07-14
WHOLE NO ii 81.
LATER FROM EUROPE.


pers to the 22d ult.,-,he latest mail
advises come 10 hand.
The passage OF The Hermann hns
been extremely boisterous, having had
continual head winds and heavy sens
the whol- tlmc. On Sunday, July Sd.
l.30 p. M. Lat. AZ 45, Long. 5a SO,
passed brig Tally Ho. standing west
July 9th. Lat. 40 22, Long es IL, pass
ei Bremen bufk, showing white
flag. No. $50, from Bremen for New
York. Among the passengers OF tho
Hermann 10 Mr.. Richard Sands, tho
Equestrian and Ceiling Walker. Mr.
S. hae brought over very Gin inulivr
Elephant and some rare specimens OF
Os,rlchee for the Hppodroue.
The Geographic dispatches from
HALIFAX, per America, are three days
later.
The Hermann In Bremen on the
l7lh, and Southampton on the 22d ult.,
She brings y toll cargo Of German and
French ncrchandize, and large cou..
pjeTeut Of passengers
We find much intelligence 0f import
ance in our (ilcs
The Paris corIcsp0nGch, Of the Lony
don Times slatts lhpt Ihe Russian feet
in the Baltic brug short OF Steamers,
the Euperur had sent an agent who
uus IN treatg for me fur hdse of ne
ABleri, an steamers IhmGCldt AMI
iyanEHn. ior which vessels the sum oil
l,75OUu0 france, equal TO SF5", 900, had
been offered Hud II WAS thought Tho
bargain would he concluded.
LATEST FROM HONG kONG.
We are in possessiou oi full de,alls
of the news from Chlna. ~ the over
land Mai at Trieste, -spme oil the iend-
ny features oi which, hoGeveri have
heretofore heen Acknowledged BY Eiec-
trc telegraph. We have now the ne.
surance lha, the insurgents har,ng rrp-,
t.yed Ndniir on lie 2ist of March, had
subsequently been competent BY me I'm
periai HoOpS TO eracudte IL, aud in lttle
more than fortnight, viz. on the 9th
( of hprlI had been deferred 90 miles
sou,hward Of Fankin.
Correspondence oftlc London Times.l
/ ulNG Konu, Apri 23 Our last OF tho
lllh brought down news "i me rebellion
tom Shanghai 10 the 2olh net. We
. Aavs now dalcG to The I'm ul rrev'-
ous t0 lht Sth inst. tHe spccess oi INA
rebel force had been RAPID the most
current iniormatiUn was that TIE CITY OF
Nauhin had ,a'lan inro tacr hands, and
that Chtukcangioo had been taken With
out opIosil.va o. he 6th nst. report
reached ui lie hostile intentions Oi The
rebels a.nmr, 'hu iJrejgn community IN
part cLlgr, ANA that they l"t'ndeJ "d'
,auciug o. Shanghai which caused the
greatest alarm a0d confusion The in
hatitau.s ol tie cay ~ete WoNIng into
tie country. and AZ" uuI.rd naval Iorce
ana the Wuu,e community commenced
mthmy Preparations tor The defence oi
the British settlement, and Il volunteer
corps W"s az once i0tmtd.
Later accounts from liochou had
. been received, stating that something
had checkcdihc reoeIs' approach, and
matters we're more quiet The reeri
. irce had evacuated ChInkeangfoo, and
wer, retrcatiag upoH Nanhin. THIS has
/ been confirmed by advlces received
from I.occhou on the lth from an en-
tcrprisirg volunteer OF the British dipi"-
maze department, who had reached
there IN disLulsc and snitty.
. The Tartar General Hesng Yuerg,
with tie Grand Imperial Army, was
close to Nankin, whrh 1t was genernl-
. ly believed. he had taken possession
oI, An engagement between me Two
. forces was expected to take place ahon'
tie l0rh inst. and I'LL The result he
Known al VIII be Intense anxieiy ah'
suspense.
There were four steamers Of war and
Irrr Ai.ir.ty's hrlr Lily of Shanghai,
and - BrIuth lorcc win guns had been
, I,rl "A and apulication Tor a supply OF
orps 4 : been dCCrded 10 by the Gtnrf-