The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-11-22

that tbe rebels rhort OF provisions In
kankiDg in Yangchan, and In every other place they
me friends OF the rebels have been rejoicing over the
near Marking But what win these rebel friends say
all This found 70 be de guerre ~ suspect and
- some well informed natives affirm cannot believe.
until see reasons for IT, that the Emperors soldiers
sh SIDE Of the Great river about 20 be driven
INTO Ihe sea by the Kwangsi rebels Certain II 10 that
ehe Emperor has resolved 70 send large force from his
swn cspsa-some say thirty Others forty Thousand light
Nc men
- some book makers and ne~snongers do: but II we
may Judge of the future by the past IN CHINA, will
be long time before you viii have 10 register the down
hn OF the ha5chu dynasty. These Tsrtsrs are not
easily vsnqashed ~ some would have all the world
believe.
sHsnSase was never more que. than At present, and
Of the best inform cd Chinese aprehend danger OF
anotber outbreak in this city have seen something Of
she people came North; and II may judge from
ne shipping foreign and native the commerce Of thus
Dovt must be on the increase.
STATE OF THINGS IN KwANG 81.
From the Hong Kong Resnser, Sept.
We learned nom Canton the early part Of last week.
shsa . number Of imperial war iurks had returned TO
mat cty having been defeated by the rebels Ung
chow, city Of importance on the borders Of Kwans ST.
lying IN direction south OF Canton 1t 10 said
thirty i've Of the imperial unks were lost In the night
ma rebels In their emulation landed and attacked the
city. Our informant tells thai the Governor being
nan Of ability, much liked by the people and having
every confidence in tner featy courage made
ared Of the rebels when the gates being suddenly closed
bey we're quickly overpowered and slain The whole OF
- kwapg ri province continues 70 be overrun with rob
Der hof dss There less than bands, all uuder
separate commanders, but having no one distinctive
shtef- STATE q things from vhich certainly DO not
sngur ether the redemption OF China from the bonds OF
Ne Tartar or from the bonds Of heatRenism and u
DoTAnce.
INCIDENTALLY COURT OF HONG KONG,
From ne Hong Kong Register, sept IA
rokTKR AND oks. v. TEE AMERICAN SHIP MONSOON.
Advoian-H Kingrmll, ESQ; rroc,or-Mr. rarran' for
Procsof-kr cooper Turner tor ship
This claim OF salvage tor services rendered the
Xns,rss for c.arns on The eat coast oT the pac,as
sus evsntu ally found berseh csab cd after yphcon on
Ne vert coast Of he Pacific, between Annoy AM Hoag
Kong In ibis cond,ion she sighted oy the CiertA,
Peruvian vesrel, upder ocmmsni Of Ca,san Porter.
me CArita sgnahzed TO know tney wanted assistance;
no reply vsf made BY signal bal. boat was rent from
ne Monsoon with some sck Passengers (women and
dren) Gpder charge OF The cond mate Alter wards some
baggage itnt win the captains nautical instruments
The In charge Of tie st mate. Cs3t
PWter and two q HI men nen went 70 the Monsoon win
col rope and by aad assistance the vessel
ned 70 hls vessel, leaving bus txo men aud
ekng IN u cir ace tso OF toe men OF The Ao2soon
s~ie'y day AMIR The Carita The coil OF rope take1
~ Cap ats Porter oet in the attempt ~ keige the
Monsoon % shore On the arrival OF the Monsoon claim
ade for salvage and under the advice Of the Aor
psy General t25 eventually offered tor the service
rendered which the Judge characterized the sha,best
SIR he bad heard o. The iscis OF ire case were
duly sos forth In ~ numerous set OF sidavis
soe and opposed by adsvts OF the master and nrst
nate Of the Monsoon on "a Other The Attorney General
lns,ed upon all The sfdavts being read although the
Jucge stated that be had read them very carefully
ssd hey TO be argued before MN by tue too advo
eaten who, MAS 70 De Supposed, had 80 reaf them
ne pseoless 40 ~cver, nsted upoa ~
Ne Attorney General IN jusrceto bs c.ns Hs Contend
ed then thai salvage service rendered, and
thai though hs snd assertions we're only backed by
leo witnesses yer these witnesses were unbiased by
hkrct ~ viii which could not be said Of those 90 ine
side tbe'r evd. entitled 10 an amount OF
credt which could not be- accorded 70 the promoveuts
The Attorney General also objected ,h>t the
Court bad isoctoa cept regarosd Capt Porter.
sho uas Britain subject bgs Doth ships foreign
and their aud passengers were Foreigners
A. the care had been commenced by act on petition
not by libel the Attorney 6enersl eventually
scknow legged he too la,o with his Objection
ne Juage vas clearly Of opinion ihs, tbs vss cve
q salvage, aud Awaroed tselth OF the appraised
value Of snip and cargo soeeo-eqaA 70 ave haadred
Hcnars
ms case viii be wsrrins 70 shsmasters, expect,
me cn,u had valuable treasure feight; without ner
the Monsooa wouid In al human PROBABILITY
nave gone on shore, TIE p1sengers with Their sick aad
hepl@s wives and children, vnh The crew, might have
beer tb.I snt nave been lost. Captain Poe
YRS bumanny 10 sisueiDs BY them ann making tnei'
safety celaigsy az Gss time wing tue shp, has
ne. u arded BY hi. b.os 0tmisssd rom hs ship the
1ves u he ssseEgers Of the Monsoon ms BIT have bses
tst pot aust serv their lives ~ the vausoie cargo q
ibs C&rrsf The good SamkVian Tine vi sui. 10 this
age a al events -nb cerIsin employers, under whom,
~ sUoos~d, the Levtss onnTse 81 scuon-passing oy on
No 'bei sdc--s the only me.
MURDER BY THE CHINESE, 90 A FRENCH ROMAN
CATHOLIC MISSIONARY.
From %. hs1g Kong kesistsr, S~d IL
We have received nom scarce uion which ~ osn
aer a french Eousn ca,sohc priest By authorities
the province u Ksang 81. -nisn ~e no~ pressed =,
give They o. nature 10 maze humanity sbufder.
me Reverend NJ Cbrpaeiaine. pursuing bis missionary
in the bern VI kssrg y, vas seize1 By tbs
an toriies on The la,e q nr,ary as = presumed
,0afr The notion thss be t-ere exctns the pco PIE
W febsuion. wrhout abyfnh the shape Of us,
tpdgr es ,he mot and crueltes the most osrba
seie tesped up1n him The Mandarin ~bo orhcre5
cscsed 10 Administered to HIM oue hundred
blows The jass vi the Of shoe from rhich The
POOR m.sIonsry suffered iat nsely He Immediately
fnrf.z uu0o 40 va
lsrve undrtd blows from sraau. accompanying y did
Cha ve the cruel punish nen NOT assering
40 or Wit he brual ludge, snrnuung hs siicnce 70
eLcnsrtnsrt dsrco s'aoxs tnroa W be cut vitu
,he hood Of vhch he vas sprnsed 10 state Of great
ssasnsss 1a 'sn.r,ns D. We, c"nvy.a 70 ,prsea,
rccoversd 70 b. able 10 stand up sDd wax Bu his
sCsings Rad not eGded la The bss that he hsd some
vth toe secret scetes adveTse % toe govern
meat whie they ony allowed him nesi dag, they
prepared q all the rcputsd be uncsan and 40
horrsd ~ the nbers societies. To testify "
ns tor M ntors thai belonge " nooe Of the illegal
he freely est "a a. put before him Ater be
ma ! prron Tor ave days sad having made ~ ornies
tbor bicn would appear W have the ooject 81
he MsBcafin OBTAIN ne wss oaded With chains and
placed 70 the csnsue Al The end u that time ne vS
aseapstaled HIS hsad taea nuas 70 pisosi 90
vice. ana the Doys n The t1rn am trf tneynsev-s ~
.hrvsing stones 81 q until iffeh 3 ug. aoo.a snu
secsme " the body, but asserted that TOE hsniarn
soldiers ofened T. took on, the heart ca; INTO peces
tired sod ,nW
THE UsrrED STATES CUSTOMS COMMISSIONER AT
eHANGHhE.
(From the Hobs X ~ Register, sept Ii
Tie appointment u ~ Fen the Amercaa z minis
sooer OF Custo has revived TIE vexed qdcst OF toe
savvaby Of rea forcs Com nssooers N Jllson ms
snans nse when they exist ~hsrcsss Tue presence
"a The Hon. r. Parker, United stsfes Commssicnsy ~
China b led ceriaia Amsrcan HFms " sdire-s Dim On
The subject they point mat the system hss (n con-
bin attn vita other ows1vsntsse- serously Affected me
1sde q port and they fear ibst dec.tsncs Will
scs be stopper they pot % footing WITH Tor
espsrs ., other ports Mr. Parker replies IN verbose
epistle, Of which only rsrt IN reply is, bas the
~noe tuh ct ell Al early period be brought 10 re
bsfofe IRE sinsters ~ 0bps OF England, France,
srd the Ubrsd STATES The writers Of let,sr
VI ch the Whole pith of toe natter lesst
pnris the long price psAd Tor .pVrchssestha s 70
the vrtn merchant pays prce 70 the Chinese sell
cover The dpty-tne seller 1oiDg The smuggipg
snt 10 sbspshae the foreign merchant unfortunately
M, eerred ing smuggling himself ~hish lei t1s
irs,ruflop pow oompisn.d Of We fave more than
u,eo out th.t while ~s are all Under treaty every
ea,ate port tas way OF doing business clever
Csoeo gy,tibg rod advantage alter smother q,
port vhlle the nsssborins ports are without any 'uch
sd ~nfaGts a.
We h.v. ee,n favored whh p'inisd copes on the les
DER. between tbs Americans aud Dr. Psse- bat Gao only