New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-06-03


in this City contain the of the instruction,
which appears to be still making progress
CANTON Friday March "a, 1854.
LATEST NEWS FROM PEkIN.
Prom North China Herads Extra Shanghai March H. 1854
We have issued this extra order give the following
ezra from the last file of The Pskin Gazette received since
urpaper of this day printed We have just received
Gle Of Pckfa Ga-6s up to the 3oth January proving as
we suspected that the proclamation OF Shng paon regard
ing the taking of Tuh-lew on the l4th January and the
I'm body of rebels, is fabrication
On the day in question there was indeed fight, IN
which according to Shiagpacn some four or five hun
bred Of the rebels slain but the latter retain posses
sion both Of Tuhew and Tsing-hae. SO far from Shng
paon having beaten the rebels out of those places there
appears in The Gazette of the 30h January rescrlpt
from the Emperor stating, the rebels have now been in
possession of the posts in question for three months with
out Sling having been able to disturb them in the
slightest degree, Notwithstanding his clustering about
repeated Victories that Tsanghhlin-sn be ordered to
advance and join his forces to those Of Shngpaon to
make one grand attack the rebels position Inc En-
nsrr adds that if Shng.paon hangs back and does not
exert himself because Using hihn-sin has been ordered
TO advance thus throwing the responsibility oil hIse
r an the above named officer, he will chop OF his head
without ceremony.
The Gazette also contains important news from Inanhu
nv in which province the city of L0otow Uds taken on
ne 1sh Jqnuary and The Lieutenant G0rernor hedhg-
cAang-yuen SIAN a defense The Emperor there
by plunged into the deepest grief and Indignation and has
ordered the general in command in that province Sho"
hing.a to be degraded from office.
The Faoutae of this place. Woo.keenchang, has con-
buted 900 aes towards the war; for which ne is 10 DC
rewarded ~, MI, =, ,os.
In regard political advices from the North
have of late very though the last Fefin ta
zes reports continued the Imperial arms with
great confusion and CONSERVATION prevailing the capital
which the Emperor did not hesitate to acknowledge Inc
CITY still remains in the hands Of the insurgents although
attacks continue to be constantly made upon by the I'm
periais,s The temporary Custom House noticed IN our
last as established here has continued IN force
CANTON March "a, 1854
Separately from this have the pleasure TO send you
our regular advice of markets, and now offer you VIVA,
.,la
nocal movement in the interior and north of China.
Our previous advces acquainted with the capture of
Nankn by Tae wang, and subsequently with the pro-
yress Of his army towards Pekin Shortly after the cap
ure of Nankn you aware that The cty oil ohanghae
taken by force that is not distinctly known 70 DO re-
cogpized by ping wang auxiliary to his own move
mt MT Shanghae is still held by its original capors ana
the prospect of its ecapture lessons with the decreasing
means and spirit of the Imperial officers in ITS vicinity
We are sorry TO saw the proacted struggle has utter
y destroyed the trade Of the place the shops WITHIN
the walls have been long closed even Tor inc mos. rg
assaults the city, But the foreign business
there is chiefly from its being the port OF Soochow anu
Hanechow and we would guard you from supposng tha
the destruction of Shanghae Of very great TO
foreign interests. $3.50 =,
we have aeady adverted to the great difficulty there is
nj procuring information from the interior, or oi Judging
Of ts credibty when obtained BY all the Information
.e have in possession, we are led to the opinion
INA. ,1e s OF hat are not little
prsed at the tact and intelligence which this eder mas
shown. We may be incorrectly informed or mistaken In
our differences respecting his movements but we believe
them to be these; After leaving Nankin, and making II
defensibe the army largely increased in numbers
went noqward and occupied the country in the vicinity
NJ Teentsn which is on the River Peho the point of
junction with the Imperial Canal The river and the canal
are the only important avenues OF supply to fekin Be
fore the army e the vicinity o. Mank hcb Snn a. hs
junction of the Imperial Canal with the River langtsze
Commands the Southern entrance OF the canal In oruer
to make the control of this most important avenue s,
more certain suppose, Tae-png wang mas TAKEN
CITY ON its line few miles below its Juncton win ne
River Peiho at the same time advanced iSwaru g
nfrom which he distant in the middle OF january,
sc miles, IL Is stated that fekin 10 NOT III any way
prepared for siege.
Concdent with the movements have described the
capital city If the province Of Ngan HWY was taken anu
10 held against the Emperor. This place is In tue
heart Of the country most important to foreign commerce.
Thus il will be that the control of the country at
the North not in possession Of the Emperor Very ae
important INC has taken place IN tine
onsin and the Oopak districts concerning which We have
no precise information but there TO be little doubt
but that the is to secure the control OF the transit OF
roduce 10 the board and of imports the Ene
that IA 10 the north and west From this quarter large
cr has proceeded to those districts to assist the
3ent. ,.-.os ..roo,.. IL
country TO be dis affected and appears to be probable
that when the leader OF the northern army mas .exen
An or at whatever point OF time ne may snoose - ss
an organzed government be will have found himself IN
command of every usual and regular source OF revenue
Canton and other cities not yet In insurrecnon can oe
taken without much bloodshed in very sno! an,ms we
se to suppose IL correctly informed OF me mature
id the extent Of the secret organized opposition 10 oV
snment within their walls.
In Canton and at SHANGHAI foreigners appear to think
Themselves safe in person and property while unoe' '
eoteston Of q small foreign force.
We have not yet any information to lead US to believe IN
AZ existence of any important commercial arrange
Sspts between the Russians and japanese Ihe ioree
ndsr Conmodore Perrys command ien Hong Hone y
NJ 10 loaru OF their arrival Of Iooo.