The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-01-23

reach On Ne wsn Al either side large parties OF the
a.s:s vsss sosss ssr asss n; All s.s.s,:sns :nss.
Tilted waving the much famed wal. party Of blue
sokets and marines, with artillery, died 70 the night 70
little time. me firing in the breach was kept up with
much vgor On both iides Four Of wounded
md removed. Our sharpshootsr. did good execution.
Bin Exoellenoy ordered up nedpieoe, . road having
previously under the Inspection Captain stuar
continual IRE Kept BY this one pisos on wall
nodore gained . sbsstsr entTssce BY cutting away
pahade. The Admiral follow cd by the Consul and other
.nS men rec s De Gn sSs
killed by ahel Pools Of blood stained the residence,
which, fro some roh hangipgs and other articles OF Va
s le The party returned to the walls where
still brink dre. me United Stdtes Consul, Keenan,,
had d. rsr,o sscsps h. NE A S es MAJ: Ss.a
rh at him with frishd yes, bat failed in 9aini"g etr
oljtd, and met with 4 volley Of musKetry from the
sfier the Admiral lefs we observed dre which origi
mated ON the necessary explosion at the EAte Al this
the were removed 70 he boats TIE braves
returned TO tho attack and unfortunately, Killed Two OF
our men and wounded several others Deep was the re
venge inflicted by the marines, who cool as they are
brave, fired with unerrng aim The fre gaining on US,
slowly retreAted towards the boats under strong
the last man had filed of to bis boat opened nle
on II G breach, thus securing . safe embNkahon.
s sppesr 10 vie with one anS,hcr in the execution OF
their DUTY, nom the brave and worthy ad miral 70 the
humble mid The marines were under the orders OF
Captains Perrose and Boyle heotenanu Barton Henry,
Swae and Anut; Captain Rotter. Royal artillery medi
cal OF Ger with wounded, Assistant Sursecn rronsn
The Cacutta-Captain Hail. Leuiensnts Campbell and
Besmish the sybil-Laeutensns Dent and Naers,
Messs. Brooke Roe and De BerRh; the BitternCapain
Bate Lieutenant sHa:r ana MI johnston pr: SoIrin
Bushnell Peew, Mr.. Brown and Mr. James; the En-
counter Heutenants Gibson, Twsden and Mr. soamber
the Fortescue, Lieutenant. Bush and
Mr.. TulIy There were other onsers, but their names
cond rot be got hold o.. ~
wourds; one officer and thirteen men were wounded.
The wounded Hrst removed to the Dutch Folly,
where DR. Anderson had On efficient stan under his
orders with Mr.. Newton Of tho Btesn, and Dr. Rattray,
of N.nkin.
On reaching the Factories the force was received with
loud cheers by the fcsners assembled, which Was re-
pied by three lusty Brtsh huzzas from the strong
lungs Of our hardy fellows.
The bags Of brown sugar which had been piled
up against the singha gate situated about $50
esst Of the entrance 70 the vceroys official residence
having been removed by our men from the inside 20 that
could get through Admiral and suite
made "a entrance into the city and proceeded up the
vide staircaae The left to The wall This WALL
feet high apers upwards and including the battlemenis
10 some nine ten feet road on the top. Here our
.oss found S san
The appearance OF the houses and shops within the
city is in no way sttracsive-less 80, rdeed, than
similar buildings in the suburbs. Proceeding along the
wall bis Exeeilepcy assin entered the citv down the
breach, and over the mains OF house skrting lane
outsde the extreme wall Of the vseroys "yamun. IN
this wall the outside, was . coffin within the wall
we're Two or three dead bodies one of them sta wat
Tartar SOLDIER another a long haired wretch aud third
with his head blown of close to hts shoulders
The courtyard II the entrance leo feet In width,
and runs up for COZ siderable distance before the grand
entrance OF the official ideuce reached trees, fsg
s,afs, and low buildings ranging along the sides on
either Of which, the south end, gateways
doors Passing into ttis courtyard from east and west
oc two streets and was from ambuscades In ihesc
mes az blue jackets, bis E1oeilsncy Admiral seymour,
Consul Parkes, and others passed onwards, and found
little difficulty dryiog 10 the doors forming the en-
ly fail 10 pass observation the cowardce Of the
Cbiaese In vsca,ing pcs, 80 easily deensble. Pro-
which hung full length picture Of the late Emperor
Taouk warg placed u the l7h day OF the hrst
In The rear OF thai, again was another hall with STINT
lar picture Of His pfuns the present Emperor for the
thuo year Of his reign 10 the e. Of these halls were
tie sleeping sFartnenn 10 The right the kitchen above
them the rsiectory. The Whole pace, however. was
pretty well stripped and the noriheas, corner of toe
ledro,a potes Of, mireG up 9th CAi~ae ladies, clothing,
iererei STATE pop - ZONE tt,rea Werefound, along 0h
eIr,ty etsr from ne Joter ard n'o,r al Pes'n Of ne
Lady Lum the Cheoy's gioerog's) tgife.
On the whole tie n,0rior Of the Viceroy's ofsal re-
eenec within the city w found TO possess much less Of
grandeur than had been generally anticipated. Is was
evidently mere place Of business " n socommo tauons
or residence, as occasion required
IHE IMMENSE WEALTH OF COMMISSIONER YEH-AD-
SIITAScE OF FoRKlGNERs INTO CANTON OPPOSED
Prom the supplement TO the Friend OF China
CANTON, oJt 3l-s:so p NJ
Firing irem The Dutch Folly commenced this morning
Of 6 A. NJ. and Ia led for couple Of hours AFTER 4
O'Clock The steamer Canton arrived early with about
eighty Marines who we're landed 10 the gardens TIE
oorouandel sso came Up an hour Alter her, and has
sgsn lei for Hong Kong
Aro,ber plscsrd s So,,ed Up in the city and ,uburbs
raising the head ey for each foreigner 100 tses
The Chinese report that Yeh has transferred the seals Of
bic tfce 10 high DARN, who dsn guehed himself In
exteI minarg the rebels, that ne most energeus
man Y,hs apathy ana nnulish obstinaoy in coming 70
any accession puzzle even the Chinese. They seem to
think iha, he not In The possession Of sound mind,
and herce arisss his upscoountaole Indifference 10 the
events OF the last lev days.
The renewal Of the whole Of Yshs treasure and vslu
when hrs, shell from the Encounter was thrown into
the city, 70 said Dat 900 ocolt0 employed me
uhole NIGHT IN carrying aooy his sgecu Tea repu<d 20
De- enormously rSh! las r,a,uys Z. mosly IN gold
cAsIos, sunday, Nov. 2, 1863
Ncibns hss been done since yesterday, and perfect
quetress reisns In The Factories.
The hsads Of hres foreigner hap. been hanging
The city wall No one tnolcs oO teese poor Jslloe evs;
pea who vent into the city with the ssormiog party
probably Loaf their wsy-and we're iaxon prisoners
, ns ne ss aoe. ,spIr sss Win
. vigorous resistance vi be made Tie popuIac, op.
Idyenfy bat mo1 fcolehly Tposed % ne Guy being opened
70 fortion1f Ihu pcvdioe mist b oproo~e cot cAai
The Chamber Of Commerce have addressed q letter 70
towards the chinese government, since the com nenes
ment OF the present imbroGlo, and expressing hope
that he viii nsst on compliance with the reasonable de-
The last tvo letters OF the Admiral remarkable for
mcderaisn ani that coc 10 the clans Of humanity
which characterse q great heart and brave Nay
be- therefore be successful In the neni OF the
the srduous task he has undertaken and map God OF
battles grant him victory and shield him from nwm.
may be mentioned that the terrible Ores Gbe 18th
and 1eih OH hrey destroyed 30 out Of the 3s Chm
chew and Fokien Hongs The vsuc Of properly lost 10
said 70 be immense. Ubiortuuatey, however the Chi
pese VII not believe that the Gre purely accidental
and that far from the wish and Intention OF she
Epghah 70 peru private property In any way vhec u
could be avoided.
CHINESE VERSION OF THE DISPUTE.
TIE baBdit thai formerly existed In interior havnr
been swept away by officers and soldiers native aud
foreign merchsris have acquired peace uansao,
Affairs. What can be 90 good
few days ago heard that the English authorities
had suddenly brought their vessels 10
enter tie river Gre and inure the for and Kill
soldiers which 10 exceedingly perverss aud
ble Fortunately officers AM soldiers forts did
no resist thereby avoiding The infringement OF the uea
". Having inquired, We learn that for some time many
Of the orcbas inst have traded the Canton river have
lnfrneed the law very nuch-smugged and sold salt;
nftancss Of their inffgemens are piled up No. one n
the native officials and peope Init beru uuch