The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-01-23
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o. the sth Of oosobsr The Arrow .nall vessel, with
- below the foreign factories, was BOARDED without any
rsserenos having been made 70 The British Consul by
carried away whole ohnese crew On charge praoy
ne Imperial 0onmis.iensr, Yeh, paying little attention
little those Of the PenpotenuAry, len 70
Commander in Chief Sir Michael sey mour TO
xs.soss being found Of ne avail and one term Of grace
sfsr Hnosher having expired, the Admiral Was u last
;, 70 aSS out Of % for the MN In
snsr iert ai'Dg the river was reduced with little
y no Loo. u on either aide; the public building:
unks, afsr heroc but resulless IRE was destroy
Cd and when the mail left the Bogus was In hands,
Ne city Of Canton lay under guns and ne foreign faco
Tss guarded by strong body Of and marines
-nfoced by party Of cach and Americans ,st Joining
" cav quarrel b" amply protecting the Interests Of their
sppreCste obstnacy 40 extraordinary as that Of the
Imperial Commissioner, who has - yet yielded not an
sasnt6ed with what ID Known the Canton question
nhaa to say with the oppot'n 10 the reb, of foreign
sther four open by treaty This right refused
hsm the on plea Of popular ejudice against It's
ar j. Davis Obtained, through Keypg. then Commits.
ssuer promise from the throne that though postponed
ths UNI Of Keyng in regard to olhor
msaers having ed SIR j. Davis 70 appear before OAu
ss win |it,s loroe prCms. Was s.'orted . from
ineer excluded when the two years had expired Key
osnmistio Yeh then Governor OF the province sl
padiDg the prejodice Of the people declared our ad
ssson impossible We rsfrdined from ioar, and Sew and
YsA ,oih many ladis9 Cdntonese, greatly hoaored BY
As Emperor for having oreraSed ne barbarian,
VA nrs, sjr H. strike any one Al distance There Is
aue to It the immediate Inconvenience Of having all TO-
length, limited Intercourse by Letter alone, the
correspondence often extending itself months, aud
se 70 any satisfaeiory purpose, and this on subjects
ere ativo AMI
night be settled In single Interview. There 10 the gene
Pal depreciation TO which foreign residents sub
ecsd In the eyes Of the Canton people, and through
ehem Of their counrymen elsewhere, by their sub.
nassion 10 treatment so nvidiousy differing, both off,
ne other ports This depreciation tel various ways
upcn the liberty and comfort OF the resident community
npn and obsr uo,ion, national dignity superior
- hndpe offence In the insults which the lower orders
On be- that little doubt that material Interests are
SerousS affected by this Dog Jew and media val Chris
I'm relation Of the foreigner 10 the native.
sss II would always lave Been difficult for govern
0ens especially, 70 reoommence hosliiios with no
greater epsole bone Of contention than the refusal OF
sAnissiop into Canton We grumbied but endured and
- large trade would have hardly submitted win
good grace to formal interruption withou, the prospect OF
qsso pro quo Of more directly remunerave value 10 the
merchant, ard might possibly have remained in
abey ane I'LL come sepsrxte crisis Afforded opportunity
including II in the batch Of negotiations, day the
n Chine
The taken by Sir Michael Seymour at once mo.
ssrate and firm, has been almost universally approved
~ those on whom our present tendency" 10 bag
saim the admiral copoes his demand TO Unrestricted
nercourst between the authority within and the ropre
~nnSSt .ne eity inis ne regui,s. mot Is nj
solved that ON non Intercourse Q there shall
grow no more results serious the present. The
0onmssioner res hard 70 persuade the people that
have had throughout no real ground Of complaint but
Aa,, being set old requirement. have forged
rebels Canton he has offered 70 yards for our
hesds, ans has advised ell other foreign communities,
knfx snts 10 wisk
ere now too Indignant against 10 leave US
sanding upder The same htaven Many Of the Chinese
snown in .uppre,;ing the provincial Rebellion
q 1es4-bb, declare him In the wrong; and find
reason to believe tina, this feeling 10 so general % 10
show nseli In any form that Will compel Yoh 10 yield his
rSss, De 40 nS., sns sne o,a cy' 70 Wien ne IA:
BE shculd resde be not entered the Court, Injured
sAe rebellion H. 10 seeing high of,tss hsesu,red By
usruy people viii doubles rupport aim 90 long
saery bui his own reaches Pekin The solution OF The
Anculry hh but too probable, win be euuy by force
honor, and 90 much 70 be doubted that land opera
aSus sgsnst piece 20 considerable be undertake.
vMbout troops, we cannot too soon have troops
eeeo 10 g. 90 mer-pIaced Of disposal Whether
sea ultimately require thtm not for the settlement OF
s dscus,sp OF oher matters which report tells d are
70 be handled dplomacalIy next year by Representa-
sves Of the TREE Treaty Powers
JHE CAPTURE OF THE FoRrs-ESrRAScE TO Tng
PALACB-sARRow ESCAPE OF THE AMSRICAS
o0HsUL-FIsE ARTS AND CHINESE LADIES pREssEs
N THE PALACE.
Isrom tho Friend Of China
We have much pleasure IN fivne publicity t the fol
loving mtnorsnda by gentleman pOessssed Of god OF
poriurtss for rounf What occurred
TBrrsrAN, &c; 2S-Ths morning her ksjesty's ship
h,rsoouta having large party Of marines on board,
Edsr the command OF Captain renrsse and Lieutenant
Burton, sotk tow the boom boats o. her Majesty shpe
whohest and ~ bn proceeded 10 The Barrier foru
followed o. the coromAndei with Dag and having
some Of thu boai Of the Calcutta On reaching the Upper
toxt (kapert), situated on peninsula she opened e
~th shell, ihfosing them In first rae Style The VIA
shsere boats pushed IN under shelter Of her guns and
sosk fort The Barracouta then Relief
tt one, then the other CT the forts the Corom sndes
are su, Il VI. Of snort duraaop, owing 70 ise ravd
novemspis OF ihe boeu Lieutenant Dent With boss
Ct the p BIZ took pos.ession Of ao.qa.s fort The
Kuss (folty eve Of them) we're found loaded. rney
~sre sptcd and the uunn,ons broken OF. the
saes eeueyed and the doors Of the embrasu torn
trs0 DER hisGes. A similar fate awaited the Other
ssrS. Pronp,use and decision were the order Of tho
rsy. The Winchester had some sharp nrng with the
Meanwhile the BARRACUDA steamed through BIenneim
reseh abelled Benheim fort, and anchored below tue
ssaes sy isc bos,s Of the c.icu,a The corom.f Del
alter the beaIs had hnsbed BY burning the buldings
,se s 700, ,ssm sno,r ana proceeded 70 Can
rws;-1he syeh-Leutepanh D-ni and Chsholm, Md.
ss,pmep he Bursh. Pnce, Brooke and HpsIey; the
wmchsster- Lieutenant BushDei Mr. Nate James, Leu
tenant Pellev, Mr.. hidshpman Broome, and Assistant
Surgeon Tref the Lieutenant Campbell and
nsndeL
FprAI, "a This morning Commodore EIl5s In tue
NfVs'eo tne pRflcf ana opened ure on tnc
erdf rest fort Tbs place q OF ruins 10 q
sne-t uue The s2mpson soou followed, and took up
Aion oppot g The shamsen ferris. The Bird
trt rsyng been taken pos esson tf LEFT garrisoncd
wtfe The tnerfetc Captain Hall, with 81 bills and
nwe
sArrrD,Y as-rne creator part Of the day wss spcn,
- destroying The gubs Of Vie sbsmeen forts the Red
~ being already M The charge OF her hsesiy's shlp
kscsunier In the afternoon the sos,s ven, dosu TIE
river and gained The Dutch Folly vthou, opposiioo
eouGh lev hours prevously there close TO u
about twenty Mandarin iunks. rnsss retired further
stsaaree and got rid OF they guns. A suooy psrty o,
nsripes vas placed In the Folly, the boas returning 70
sey for mer pcsriops.
svrnsy, ia party OF the Royal irtllery arrived,
under command OF Captain R,ttcn they stAuoped
Dutch Folly, with marines and blue ltcxets latter
70 vtrk iva 81 Founders Under commaud OF oommsnder
Roland OF the Calcutta The tanea aud desroJ
vere tSI in number, including hne s<aAs "a pound.
ws
norplr, 81 This morning, 81 O'Clock the Bsrra-
scs prcceeded 10 sulphur eek abou, two ales and
haif distant from he Shameen orts vhere the late