The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-07-17

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ssinsa hsi, 9sth ,eaT Persons ave- s.tss 10 VT,
.ns, aSsn are ma 20 ~ onl
ne eiesnon when tney nave an annual nco ne o. ~.
M Oh Ply wv ~. eaaes ssa Inc yea
.saannoi ~ r. ~ ~, S' "''A" ''o ''SuANAh 20
ssas sv ~. .r;.a with rsfraacs !, Hi,
an noney 9uesuons snss At.so WIN = mn
The King is recovering steadily fIon the effects Of h
his ministers does not yet quit the tent tia. b
nS9Hua'y heeps IN curing warm wsa,DoI, GUS y! Nv
WI. 2, ssovssSrg Ths Countess M;a Da9nss Mlss
NAN Duuomg OF tne VIA inc Angs AoJaIaa@ on dutJ
occupy Iens 20. iaI IRON tns hng wne the other ad
ano !ae rest o. tne omcer5 OF the Court are ac
China.
HunosnD DEATH ATT, OF THE TAnrAn nMrEson-rso
sn1S ~ Observation-Disclosures VI WAN
RE foi.ow;n. ,.,t.v ,-o,, ~. .,...,... ;.
ronSe. T;or. M u r.o ING co.rsspo1oent OF the
Tns Ianaon, LII gDs 8, nUns, - as.eo nsy AZ
q, =. ~. oa. ~ TN rsssnsa ~ psr
via CainStta Il MT vat to hand " " feHDa'y mA'i'
We nave sdylSss % the 4h ast Pc
INST She brpes hovsvsr n, imnortan no ~ Ine
The conntrv sonnS shsnsho. ia. S S ne =.
pts,ioy No in{.iiio.ncs Ia No. 70 Ius aao Iaom !ns
rebels ~ e"'''s 40
The American clipper shin Young Arsr,c. ~h,.h ,.r.
Shanghai on The 3lst of March had retnrnei and ia
raid have visited Japan with the intention Of
ing thence to the Russian settements The creS Of ns
figate Diana wrecked In Simoda Raw we nndsrst, ~
however the in 3ucement offered Wa not an cisnt
1t Canton political affairs show little change bat az
Cowkopg where the rebels had assembled 10 rye nm N
bers tie mperalists have ra,nsa ,onaa coriS ~
advantages and the town of Shsntuck has bsen
BY them.
The river traffic is free but IN the outside wsts,s
piracy to alarming extent ana proven
vessels from trading to Canton At Ten. Pack on the
west coast. we hear OF powerful pirate 1sst vim.
bloch led lie srsin inpis which l. SSaSv
the present time, whom rice 10 so much rp1nxei In
ard about Canton the poorer are suffering the
greatest prvafi0ns and numbers have persisted from
want Of food. The evil is beyond tbs reach o. le1sa
The progress Of the rebellion Is little talked OF last
Few. The prevailing famine has compelled the issur-
gents to give fighting 1t least on any seals; star
vation stares ~ one in the face and the Impartial
lists hay nearly All their own way but the frrh.ful
famine now dominant may produce a not less fearful
famine Inevitably occss,ons Tier. Il rsUor Wc cnr
rent that the Emperor Rien flung is dead but no CON
hc @ So nv" 81 % - event
their making apy adva ement towards pekin
Isrge arrivals Of rice are expected In foreign vessels
and II IA 10 he honed thnt tba corno crow nrov
Abundant wy ~ r'''~
MAMMA and the coa.t 81 China h, va .nrp,;.a !,
shortly and II Shanghai the of The
ocias attached to Tie Chinese CUSTOM houss
bp- -, .s-r..,, " ~ ~ ~S N''
aceo inJuiionsy. 49,, -, .,,
iSsna snn ron S.nIn LsIasas c'oseo' anu UNI.
hsbI, INN, ob Ms Tlsohts are auoteS 81 g..
81. soe . IT, % \. n s, ~ mo
Se1ats ara chiefly IN barter Tea was 70 .as dssssr
suk had declined. Large settements OF tea nad been
mace ey nause mercnahss ter the overland Nushsan
market u.
I,om roocnow VIC nav ~. ua cs W VIZ Iss " NY
Tor an armed iofce from hsr Mnlssys snp hacshorse'
.,ons when .no oniness nsa srscaso "a g.oaao PUT
snasea y a a' r. sss .an
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80 so"vn "a s,I;r ho,sss r. In ccsrss a. go
ton
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