The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-09-17

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stsoyed. and ttt popuIat much rduo@d. TIE
Imperial srDy are anaus the CIT +; but up there, As
here, and es.ry ohsr place IN Q iGa vhe e the re-
bells have 70. tbold. tOey Cmperisnsts) totally
incapable Of pr she grsud nesult-tle com.
llete overthrow If the IAN, chOo DYNASTY,
May 29-Mavy ffcers went On sno 20 dav,
and were tn ia ed with The great It kiu lrsss rhe
steamer 5000 cot under Sav, aE0 pro ,eede1 on n a
the fie.r, 20 miles all Va N.nkin t. TIE ,itv ~
oWubn Tbis pi-ce y wa lei, and costai "A ahont
half mltau OF peopis IL - oace beautiful I'm,
IL DOW hears The u0ks r. ,hs conaue,ots Here
small boys. with sanas o. bamboo op.nAi tina cav
tof"ogh oss~es OF Ihuamen, nv n waive Of tbpiI
os'oi = Tor The psssege of officers who weat on
bo > A U.s. mao fs IN far Ia the ia eric. told
Our meets itAt the RIVER wa deep eaouph for tue
sa, n,snsa 10 40 400 nr 500 allies fnrtDer q , aud
e'e We "hpf cuuttst IN its b. ks "a uarsr tho
ire q We tehe =. Gu Minister ~ qnl,e ~ .sded
WIN ~ba' TO bad ssen % Ia having bsea Y tn an
An r'csn nnnoi.Sar whrr, u0he ever I'm De.
iofe, 80 u w.s iete m'n-d 20 return 80 Saang
nae, whis WIS 90 ~ h"ut ane de epiion or sc.
CnrII The Jerr ~, II j. e-fin led 10 be about
o0o miles in G; ~ 81 eyrbis ~ are upw c-ttala
- M "a &c ship NJ 70 o'e sngu.tud aiies from
tRe ses Oh ~ b SON H. rAf-cg, 70 FAR a. eeptn OF
Wait - conc rns o, Il draDs the RICHEST size aud
Tea els nc = III ~. empire and through i and its
ulbut sries 100 900 900 Chtntse can be req he'd
Auesos ma y OF Ga IN use QUE pToJucts 81 tsas we
would not he oniigtp &, d, as so viii In ,Jspag
create tie tra0s nis q IN tmure-s our ,eopls and
govtlnaOebs s'Ith ,hr in It NJ e of suoh Il see !, 40
Shst W may begnuare though the Uatso Stltes
au,no lies htTe - tue fee arrest cGtd uavi.
ention OF tris great ~ trtf co umercalaItety The
6nsquesniLa 81 Na kin tnchorpd i. p,er tge
L,rt rs u ltugt" would permit, a d wa theu ia
ia Let wa'e,. Ile CpJfuc us 500 tou. birshea
Rad not cgain eLou a0Gh0r IL a river, bat did
s0 - creek NJ -d~ enough flr bee g. suru N,
sno found tvn toef- 81 fe>s1 To riycr - Change.
abe IN us ceaerel q this resembling the Mi,si.sb
~, a. u GOES - y ther respects, No 1ns IN
nov doubt it, cspac,tf. At Nrk,a vi saw aud
oltaDed coal. did ~ WubU, and tht eagineers
OF the Susqne 7aufa uaurcto IL fine coal for
eteam. Oae SAYS, ON actual -xper uieHt .nat is
StLAs tire wv best qualities of Weisa and
Cumberland II this is tfut, aud IL cinnos be rel.
soparIy questioned. y : e brst sta c3tl yet
dis Ov.r.d TIE nfean,ssrs of an nuinFArrl Dtsd
commerce In tho Yaeg ze.ki,ug nave r1w briefly
Advertec tot ,us gusefnm-n vii give u the pro.
xfr 8ttebtoD. il con b. ea:ured. On this subject
Let me- FAY a soro, WI ,teser may have been he
religious seRrim. w. fro wT Il this rebelin frat
aroee, 0ee thing is nov beyond doubt aed that
b, II our peope tvr sx,ect To gain m re c1nmer-
CtAi advantages IL Cnisl D"t u speak ot the great
probability al their lus what they have V must
be ,De through tie fl ng argument of ships OF
war. Wbiis ~ N kr M~. nj IL il- received n fnl
e1yose II ,be religion ids a Of rebels. They ae
brie a. thes-: la ,hs b,nks issuing fr.m s1ec sup8
ror officers l. g. be foun0, fecSunteo vito great
accuracy, the history IT tae ~or1 and tue chnfci,
rs Is kDO To Though TIE Old cestame at. some
Of their books wrtte@ hy 'h-Ir Inferior 0fcers are
Gf a very low cha actrr Of en oealidg ia s IN ,st
ridiculous en,gn aud oe-ceDd,Dg To l,v rihaldry.
Az 9hakeepea rev yies tue long forgotten scenes
ofEgl,ss history 10 plat 40 these men stsemps 70
reproOuoe the spc,rst CHRIST ~ church. They
epeek and bereve tie wra'h Of G visited oo
to Egyptians. as ~" on tie Jews. la the tea ,m-
mpoCmeOts, TO " lch trey Acd TWO m re, VIZ !:
AgaiDst smoking drinking. These are tue pro-
fessious If th-U lesd. IS NE masses know DOthtng
more than this, that they mad nos TO worship,
and they bsvs none. YET thty get along just as
well One ~ the msslonar-s ~hO accompanied
Mr.. McI.ane u Maj kin sent on shore TO talk
20 an Office after be had ex re-sed our general
rclisious views 10 him, tie officer replied that
his foreign brother knew well and true all
sbout Cos and his son Jesus, but was entirely
ienorsst Of IL secohd SOD, rae.Dug Wang, whsI O
1pos he proceeded TO teach ana impress on cur mis-
eAspary the importance 4 Il point. They maintain
faS theif lend+r ION hose golden face 10 oae mas
Ever looked ;" has beeb commlssi,Jed BY u q to CON.
Cuer the world and bng them ~ tae service Of the
Esue God. exte minsiog III who refuse. To a,con.
Dlish al OF which. G. d TOOK him up Into heaven,
ense bin seal, aud "sword unconqner ,b'c.' The
t. whole world must ltr the authority OF Tas
Dipk Wang. 1hese seat Dts a'e entertained with
D faa asicism not -urpa.std by Man,n ns dass Capt
Buchanan WAS toll that y he wiulc kiss the ground
an0 bring tribute 10 Mas kin &c. &C., hr Could come
there. IL Mr.. Lane soald become the IN MISTER o.
Tat -piIR Wing al would oe we'll but thai he cjult
not come there the Ansres of the Uaiset st Atos
o. 81 W.T. ole void var 20 me unoer the rule of tn
Feoopd Of God Such are brief the u icu y
psesepsions Of these dsiud, creatures. This prfd
Ciple Of tis divine Is the corres etoue q
their government fabric. We can never neg tat
with them as 0og they ente: tain toese ideas, az.
1uire tyms spd men, aud few defeats, before thsy
viii reiirauish II. rhe strong a-d just nsnd Q
power Of the Unit. Ss.,ss must be brought to be-.
upon them, and tie sooner ihe better fou eau nov
noo how futile aoy IT rt On the part q Lan'
would have been, bad he attempted to nego aate 10
91vaser commercial pfvi eyes.
Captain Buchanan asked ore rebel officer. will
whom much COMMUNICATION had been held aud wh
had made q guou m preston on aim, !" II he ha
ever eeen Tse plug Wsng?" Tue oh er replied
that he had never seen dis golden face" Ca tai
B. thea asked him nj he had ever seen Jesu
Christf" The officer replied " yes: twi e. Tai
last reply was too much for Old MtltiOH," be 10,
bis equanimity and burt ont in pure EagIlsi. On
you d rascal Fortunately, the officer did NJ
understand one soId OF his foreign bfotbers CON
plimtot. None OF thiuk the captains compl
meat uDmerited. The devastation and desoauo
which t.sse rebels ave Committed wherever the
have gone, the Shocking barbsritiee, to which al
their fsDAtical bias ,hemy, enough TO dsgu
any rational mind. Those hese are worse, son
think better than those at Nsbkin; but 1t appeal
eefe TO say they are rar noble ebcls Here the
stick up human heads TO ornament their houses M
sbops. and they 10 az Nsnkn. Thus far v
ore ocnvin ed tbas a Cblpsman will be job
Chinsman sbether he Is an i'm oeria st or rb;l, An
0hst ae vii have moe tr uble with MIN as feb,
tban "a an impedalst, uDess our government nj
tber preteGeiuns in the bud.
The emo nous advantages TO he derived from q
unrestricted trade w,,h China. and espe ially Wit
the iBhabi ants Of teo-e provinces In the angsz
King, will be- greater by far Than J ipSn-can eve
be, and Il taken hold of firmly by our govern net
now, will nat cost one third toe treasure which j
pan has So per later the stem must be take
The divine mission OF Tae-, ing Wang Is in dire
opposition 10 eaty WITT China aud the con
nlercial p ogress OF our country. ORIENrAL.
SHAsGGAE, june IL 1854.
Return Of the Z. S. Commissioner 10 Shanghae
His 'r,p,essions rsia'ire 10 fhc hi,Wgsnt Party
Popular urtrs o. 10 Their objects, &C., &c.
The q. s. Commissioner, Mr. McLaae, has :
turped from his visit 30 the Southern ports aud
Maxim, and. as befors, is living on shore a. 4
house of one Of our hosptable me chants, the
being 10 COVER I'm N. establishment here, an !
bouses to be tir.d.
His persota experience with the insurgents h
LED to isther unexpected results in his opinions,
tie sympathy ne felt aud often expressed for the