New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-01-23

.sl1e ,bos away. The landing party vss covered oy
the Corcrandel which backed n Store, me 1900
p,'.Dg their suDs 20 ct eess uoe mn A., :, % .s-
msiDlspd and hundreds Of then mast lave "-.s
drowned ver+directed shot from tne PAT 49,. an
silspc.d The North waDgtopg Fort, BY etosng ,Se
magazine and tie ChiDsse from it also took 70 20
vsfer Ibis vss at 1890 P. m, and oo:hng tnreef
.nn4ar, % have been done until the morning OF the ION
Nov when, before midday, The AnuogoJy i1rts nsa
The Br,sh flag flying over hem, and tnsr oeienoess
were seen .cauperipg over the hills In sl dree'tln-
The only Casualties mt Btoned were one man kued
ard hree wounded enc Of the sittr sad - DC mri-
hpu an The last seen OF The set oy t0e 81 Ma Ee
The Calcutta getting under weigh, eviienuy couna up
the riser heavy eIploe On took pace ID ,S'on y
tte steamer Eel Ms lett on the 18th, supposed 70 Dc
c,us.d by the blowing up of the 81 meen tot
The lai, II news from Canton is contained III e eF
dated on the morning OF Nov ID; Al 'nst Ib - ne
Rec Fort oppo.ite the factories had been pulled down.
ard Chinese hooters we're busy among the deo't'
The shameen fort was 10 be b'own uP-:ne Pc vac.
was laid and ready for the e1piov'on Inc S"i,ei
states steamer San Jscnto, after landiDg IL T. D
Parker and cutie at Macao Tuesday left tha piace
on tie morning Of Nov IL, and arrived AZ W nSmP,A
in the sfterr Don. With the Portsmouth aud Levsh,
Tinted States ships she anchored OF French Island
ON he l2rh were lying between Chuensee and me
Wsn1tnrOs the Calcutt4, bearing the Admrafs flag,
ara The Nsnkin the Encounter and Hornet screws
a, d the Bsnsceuta- Admiral Seymour having prom
sed 10 furnish The Canton community with statement
NJ his future intentions, lust about eavng In the
Coromsndel TO carry out bis promise before the de-
pa,ture of The mail There was some talk OF sifict
blockade until reenforcemepts arrive. The Chuea-
Pee fort il s in the hands of the Chine se clustered
therein in large numbers. I aiding vessels viii do
well TO give il a wide berth. The French trlgste VIZ
eine wss nearing the Bogue as the Coromandei rss
leaving.
lbe garrison of Hons. Kong has received an scces-
sion Of some 240 rank aud Tile al an opportune moment
Ttese troops 59tbs left Cork the I'd of July isst
ara arrived al Hong Kong in tie British Dark I:is-
nC,ne ON the Doth inst i 10 days only at sea. The
men landed on the DIST in good marching order,
and there had only been one death on beard. Inc
Ulcers are Capt. Lines, commanding Lieutenaats
Sherkwiu and Tipney. and Ensigns staten HaSsel'
r.Ige Cumming and Harrow. DR.. Ststton of her
Msiesty's Goth Rifles i'm Indis, in medical charge.
Eleyen women and seven childien also accompanied
tie detachment.
The Friend of China, Of Oct %, says;
at will be intel es'iDg TO readers to eSrn that
manifesto was in certain influential hsnds In Canton
a.t week signed by four Kings under the TAPPING dy'
psstyl ana that il is highly probable demonstrstion
will be made by them in a short time, calculated to eff
feet thorough revolution in the South. The Trsds
too it lie sac will join heart and hsod in the action
ard tie movement Is not likely TO fall through, as be-
fore for want of a responsible head.
"News belle we'd 10 be auth entic, has been received
Of the death of Hung. chuen TAPPING ang
Up to very recent period this report OF Husgs death
was denounced by brother OF tae Eastern King
Yang. as a fsbricstOn; and lungs own brother, IN
this neigbborhood knows rather says, nothing about
from sngspore was mentioned in this paper the other
day and who actually holds commission az Admiral
under the new Government, admits that Hung-soT-
chuen died three ago, leaving son upward
OF ten years Old who, when the empire psclhed Will
take the reiLs Emperor.