Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-06-26


and the Chinese, aud particularly with reference To
the revolution that has been 10 progress for several
years Fast. The last IL devoted 10 Tapping wang,
| the rebel chief 1t Is stated that originally he an
nounred himself the true God for the purpose
Of destroying idalatry AMER many preliminary
struggles he found himself with his army the
banks of the lnng-tsze- kihng, which he nj length
descended aud sat down before the great cy OF Nam
| king formerly the capital OF China with an army
Of sixty thousand men. On the 10Th of March a
breach made in its walls, and the insurgents
| tered and took possession sword in hand The Tar
| tar, population, amounting to about twenty thons-
and, with the exception OF few hundred who
ped, mastered, but the native population was
spared. 1t WAS this occasion the ftr-ftmed and
beautiful Porcelain Tower, rising in line stories 10
u height pi two hundred and sxty-one feet received
its FIRST injury. 1t was afterwards blown up in the
| bloody quarrel among the chiefs of the insurgents
Here the master spirit of the instruction resolved
/ TO rest awhile not tcnturing to march Picking,
though he threatened that capital, and inspired it
| with constant apprehension. His plan VIM
| quish il by starvation, for which he took immediate
| measures, aud got the central of point which
| may be called the alimentary canal of the Empire
| This point IS Chin-kiang-fu. The walls of the Pc
king were now undergoing PREPARATION, and the Empe
TOR was beseiged with memorials charging his OFF,
GERS with cowarlice, and praying that 'all these fell
lows be brought TO book Heinfnng did this most
willing y,and accordingly made slashing work among
among peacocks feathers and buttons, deposng the
third yiccroy since the commencement OF the rebel
mn ~ 'ssu,"s '1'a ',,a Nv o,'u - - w."
himself and cannot think what he can be about,
where he il sayino il Is in fact. most extraorJnn.
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