Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1857-01-21
THREE DAYS
e GteT fy'O9se Ewr 0pe.
ArrivaI ID tI,e Arnericn.

ca, from Liverpool, January 3, arrived here OF
5.l5 ?. NJ, on Sunday She experienced
heavy weather.
AsIA.-Dates from Bombay are to Deem
Der Sd, and Hong Kong to November 18th.
No news had reached India from the Per-
sian expedition, but the 18th Highlanders and
other reintorcements were to be forwarded.
a letter in the Indian papers attracts atten
ton, describing Bushee, which the writer
thinks can offer no defence. but the further
advance of the British invading force towards
Shibaez would be impossible the only road
being through three mountains, impracucable
for the passage of artillery. The total distance
is fifty. three miles.
Dost Mahommed is busy with warlike
movements, but takes the opportunity to ask
the British to restore Reshawur to him and
hisi family.
CHlNA.-Details of the China news con-
firm the previous Geographic accounts, viz
That on the Sth of October the Chinese hav
ing taken twelve Chinese seamen from
coaster under the British flag, were called on
by the British Consul tor reparation. They
personally insulted the Consul, " ho then call
ed in the assistance of Admiral SEYMOUR
The Admiral brought up the British SQUAD
ron, consisting of the Calcutta, = guns Sy.
bill, A guns Nankin SO guns Comus, IA
guns steamer Niger, IA guns Execution,
ID guns Baraconta, 6 guns; Hornet, II
guns Corramadle, guns. The Admiral
demanded that Ter, the Chinese Viceroy,
should apologize and salute the British flag.
The Viceroy refused. Therefore, on October
Oath, fire was opened on all the forts except
one, abreast of which twenty three war iunks
were anchored, which junks were afterwards
engaged and destroyed by the Baraconta.-
Some OF the forts were burned, and others
were occupied by detachmonts of the Royal
Artillery. A hundred and seventy guns were
spiked,
Some days elapsed, but the yicerov would
not apologize. He, however, sent to Admiral
Seymour twelve persons purporting to be the
seamen taken from the ship but they not
proving to be the same men, the Encounter,
on the 18th, opened fire on the city walls and
the Viceroy's palace, the Royal Artillery co.
operating from the captured forts. while the
Bardconta steamed up branch of the river
and threw shells into the forts on the heights.
On the 10Th, the city wall was preached
and stormed by marines and sailors under
Commodore Eliot. The Viceroy's palace was
also carried, and the British retired at night
fall.
November land 4th the old "Cuy" was
shelled, and on the 9th the Baraconta de.
stroyed the junks above mentioned, receiving
eighty shotsin her hull and rigging.
IN 'he Iztil' the oogue forts' at the en-
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