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New-York daily tribune., 1858-06-28

We pub'i.h this inuruicg letter from rrspcn-
sible source, unfolding new ard most rcInarksbis
chapter in Central Auercaa dpiomsy. Briefly
NJ. Felix Belly and his Trench gssconsde on tue
ore hand, and the old Transit Company with its
lew treaty ON the othrr, have been completely
out. a. tncrned by C0mmodore Vanderbilt, who has
IL ade personal treaty with Nicaragua, backing it
with loan Of $lO0,G from bis own pocket, aud
has thereby secured to himself mono poly OF the
Trapsit Route for term of years The pre-
tensions of our contemporaries that Louis Napo-
leon was about to take military possession of the
Nicaragua transit, and the nonsense about our
fighting him tbereupon in pursuance OF the Mon
roo doctrine" are all overheard together. The
Transit Route il cafe IN American hands, under
contract which secures its reopening within ninety
DAYS and it's maintenance thereafter. So M,ns
Belly may retire.
We have hitherto urged the expedeucy Of sbol.
ishrg our Standing Army aud relying on Volunteers
for the National defense; we now suggest the ex-
pedepcy of extending this reform to the Dpto.
matte service also We are now paying some Hall
Million per snpum for our diplomacy, whio all OF
it that is of any value is effected through the voun-
teered agency of private citizens. The Clayton
Bulwer tresty-by far the most creditable and be-
ntficent of apy we have-n currently believed to
be essentially the work Of j. L. White; tho Treaty
CT Mexico was made by Nicholas p. Trist, also
private citizen; the Mormon War has been closed
up by Col. Kane; and now we have the Nicaragua
imbrogio d,entangled by Com. Vanderbilt 1t
Mr. Buchanan Will just recall Messrs. Mason. Dal-
las, Cesar Dodge Meade, Maj. Cass &c., and be
careful to send nobody iuste.d Of nobodie', as is
the unfor sunate custom in their places, leaviug the
field Of diplomacy open aud fres to American se'
MUS and address, We may reasonably look for
lor e career of peace, progress and external pros
perity. by all means, let us have the Voluntary
system extended TO the field Of Diplomacy-ex-
telded, that is, in theory as it would seem aready
IN be in fact
New-York daily tribune., 1858-06-28
From NeW.MexicO.

ST. LOTS, saturday juno %. 1913.
The Rfpu6iifans Independence correspondent. un.
h,s ,rivsd byi gug dateA to the st inst. Capt Marcy
.d be. ard frn1 between the Ark and Platte
R,vtr. In snow Storm, April -, he lost 25O mules
aid u large uur b.r Of sheep.
Col Lvrirg tad proceeded very well until April -,
wb, q be wss Uveitaken by q severe snow storm, in
which six of he sre frozen to death. Lieut..
MrNal,y, Rginessi Quarter msster, lost forty five
malss eld al bi- beef cattle and sheep. Mr.. Asxsn.
GER who 6iug train 70 Utah. lost al his ami
n ais, eIce r,e it.sp, and was obliged to abandon
hs wseoIs 9 1n ,ts rvad,
Tn. New Sxico mining Canpany-wss fully organ
zed srd ready for erstious. Their tabshment
trs most complete erected in that country aud
toe c,cet sanguDs hopes entertaiaed Of ultimate
success H,n, PTt.r Co. were making rapid pre-.
p,rsfions fr the ansission Of the mail q California
via New Mexico.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-06-28

Our teleerapbic correspondent at Washington re-
ported the other day that, according to the latest
dispatches from Gen Johnston at Camp S;ott all
iha. Brigham Young ssked was fair trial, bat he
objected to q jury from the camp. 1t was further
stated in the same communication that, according
to letters from the civil officers at Fort Bfideer,
Brig Young hsd assured Governor Cumming
that be was ready TO give himself up, if he could
have Il reasonable chance Of justice. The CONNER
cial Adrertiser is at loss to understand what is
meant by these statement, and il doubts very much
if aDything of the sort will be found in Gsn Joha-
ston's dispatches, 'seeipg that tue Presidents
proclamation promised general amnesty, il the
"Mormons submitted to the Federal authority,
(which il seems to be conceded they have done.'
There 10 q seeming discrepancy in Brigham
YouDgs claiming fair trial, after trial Of any sort
had been dispensed with by the amnesty promised
in the Presidents proclamation. But this dscrep-
ancy disappears when We eLl to mind, want Iae
Commercial Advertiser appears t. hsve oseriooked,
that, at tho time Of Gov Cummings vidt to Salt
Lake City, ut which tins Brigham Young offered
to deliver himself up il he could have q far tris
the existence of the Presidents proclamation ~as
not known, nor inaced does that document spp-sr
to have reached Camp Scott at the date OF G,a.
Jobnston's dispatches ,ove referred to. A mat.
ters stood when Gov. Cumming met Brighten Young
at Salt Lake City, indictments for treason had bnsa
found az sAbst the principal Mormohs BY + ,kic-s
Fort Bridger Grand Jury Of team sters aud caup
follower, and the pr"sramme Of operations see,urd
to be to march the army into thr valley for the pur.
pose of ing them and any numb.t o, other. WI
night BE- ,rd,ctsd by Grand Jury ctupcsed Of s,m
New-York daily tribune., 1858-06-28
The LATEST NEWS,
secEvep 8v
MAGNETIC TELEGtSAPH.
Frosss w sniBgtou.

WAsstsoTOS, So urdAy Jane 70, ls'a
ENtstbsiandipg The -t,ong effort m,ds to induce toe
pr.,o,pt TO ccmuute tho serteucc Of Jamee Powers,
hs uas TO- ,sy hanged for murder. TITO e1~cu1on sss
conducted or vstely IN th- , yNd. bat muutu i.s oc-
o,,,.J thr h,Yh.,. scc.ss.ble surrounding points to
xitDose u e scsna. ~
W.,misGros, June q. ls'S
Count Ss,tises yesterday had an ofic;sl interview
with Secretary Cas-. during which be terdered the
fl.,t aud uo-t s..irfactory dssvowsls Of all CON-
,c;,, b, the French Cove rnm ,nt II. Belly prJecs
IN Nicaragua and Central America The Cn0", 10
noticing tie suhj4ot, says: y,
81, ytvirg rs the operasiors OF ths personss uu'
if .tey tao been ficls clear violation ei Tue seL
krovn prlicy Of this Go sernment IN regard 10 Euro
r.n c luiz ,,op A. the establishment o. exclusive
Euronenn arssotion 'bis C.p ipert II va not 70
have been supposed that the French e'ovefn%su.
could have auth orized the acton ~nicn mas oeeo
taken by n. Belly 10 Ncs'sgus
The AduiI isira'ion oontempistes ordering q iAser
r.ys force than we have heretofore had in the wasIs
of Genital America and the Gut, not on account Of
,pv new eeuor strs.;ors Of Interference By fof'isu
pewsrs in that quarter but with the gensrsl design OF
tsctusly protecting the lawful rights OF our ooIeos
az guarding our stiopsl interests fro jeopardy.
The Secretary of the Treasury invites sealed propo-
ss! CT til tbe month of August far $lO @o Voo Of the
stock Of the United States to bs issued under the act OF
ths 18th of june II will be reimburssble in fifteen
years fom the first of January reIt, and be interest
At the rate Of per cen. per annum, payable semian'
nuslIy. No bids vii be received below par, and none
for a. fraction Of ore Thousand dollars. 10 al casss
th.y mu, be uncouditior a. ard wi hout reference to
tho bids of Others and must state the premium offered
therein. The successful bidders wi be required to
deposit the principal ard premium of their accep'ed
tids on or before the Let Of September.
The Ur,on of this morning copgrsiulstes the country
on the most auspcous settlement Of the v or search
question.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-06-28

From EUROPE, We have four days later inteli.
gepcs b, the steamship Ariel, which passed Cape
Race on tie 25h inst. tn, steamship Ne~-Yofk,
on her way from Gle.go~ to this city, was wrecked
on the Scottish coast on the I2th inst tho day Of
her departure, bu. no lives were lcst. Gen. Esp-
pssse bad resigned tho Ministry Of the Iate'or, and
M. Delsnee, President Of the Imperial Court Of
Paris, had been appoint his an u'css'or The Lon
don Times containing an article Oh tho French
armament had been stopped i'll France. The Can
ton of GeD+vs had protested against the exPnisien
of refugees from Switzerland. A submarine cable
had b.op successfully submerged betwoan R-gg'o
and Me.sra. Nothing had been heard Of the At
lanti, ToIf graph squadron. 1t WAS rum"rea at
Canton that an attempt would soon he made 10 de-.
stroy the European dwelir gs upon ote size at the
river, and that Maxim had been taken from the
rebels by the Imperial 'rcops. Cotton had slightly
declined, AID the market bad heen quite 1t. The
bresdstulls market wns very dull Consols clo'ed
at OFF
New-York daily tribune., 1858-06-28
The Reform Convention.

RUTLAND, VT, june 70. In1a
The chief Incident at the Convention to-day wes
Introduced by Mrs. Julia Branch of NewYork, Of the
following resolution:
Rosod That the slavery and degradation Of woman 20
ceeds from the institution Of sge that By tne marriage coz
the control Of her her propoy
labor. affections her children, and her freedom"
An ex ,itDy discussion followed upon this resolution,
the speakers berg Mrs. Branch, II. =. F'wtsr, Jod
HnaLy, Gr, Lovcy, Mrs. Ernestne L.. Ross, r. W.
CosLs and Others.
The afternoon se--on was devoted to Discussion Of
the Slavery question. and speeches. were made by
Parker Pllsbufy William Goodell, j. s. Fostsr, Ms.
Rnee aud Others.
Mr.. Foster cared nothing sbout ths Union. He
would Say, rsth-r thau single slave shoad be heid u
bondage, "Down With tue Unipn; 10 IN With ths
"Constitutiop; down With reigioo dowo With the
"Chnrcp; down With the Bible-and let all 90 70 hell
snd damnatiOn."
The Convention is to bs continued tas evening aod
tomorrow. About 2 0O0 people vert present today,
and expected to be in attendance io-aofro~
Sunday.
Great excitement exists here In regard to the Con-
vention.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-06-28
from Albany.

ALBAhf saturddy, Que 70, Io1o.
neetirg of the Board Of Trustees of the Dudley
Observatory wac bed st noon to-day, DO motion OF
Judge tIsns, reaoutors were sdop ed dismlssng Df.
B. o Gould jr frUm the posiion a. one OF too oclen.
tifc Coupci ,f that institution, and nf,rnins the
soiert,fc Courcil toat 10 arrangement csn De made
fo hs contil uance a. Director o the Dudley Obser.
vstory. .. 1890
The Rope Wak in the town of Waterylict, sao't
distance tiom this city, destroyed BY lire iaa'
light Isoes Dot veiy Eesvy.
The German Turner'S festival commenced here To-
day. About two hundred vleitOrs from different sec
tons Of The State were ct'slly received at III oclo TX
By W. Ruthacker, edit,r OF the Germsn psper. Lsgs
numbers are expected to morrow when tnore is 20 be
grand p.raoe and a .rirty II enter.aGueats. The
weather very hot to-day Thermometer 20 to "
IN the shade,
New-York daily tribune., 1858-06-28

Great Britain has shown her sincerity respecting
the piraticsI trade in human flesh, by keeping nu-
merousv vessels of. var on the coast.ot Africa Brazil
and Of various other points Of suspicious notoriety
During the many years in which heh efforts have
been 90 PERSISTENT, co.tly aud praseworthy the
slave. trade h.. still hsurished in spite of trea-
ties, va; vcssels, captures aud condemaasloa'.
The non success of this method though NO proof of
its being peedle,s drplsy Of opposition to pirscy
elbows that the slave-trsde must be 6aslly sup
pressed BY agencies more potent That which
arms the slave trade with is terrible energy is the
accursed spirit of avarice. This has induced hard
eued ds.peradoes for centuries TO brave the terros
Of coast fevsrs, malaria, African Jungle, marderoas
ioru,s ., aud British vengeance sud tho s.lIows. And
we're it only on the part of slavs pifstes, We might
hope scme te to the end Of this 'nferuai traf-
fc; but au,obs the chief supporters OF the slase-
trade are the chieftsins of the various raaVe tribes
~eo surpy ,he ssvers WITH th'r Eienms.
The.e wrerchsd ssvsses have hitherto asd GO
New-York daily tribune., 1858-06-28
News from Utah and the Plains.

ST. LOUIS Saturday, June % 1858.
The Republican hss just re eceived ntsl igonce tn st
the Salt l. Ike ma with Camp Scott dates to une .,
wss received at 81. Joseph on the 22d.
Mr. Ii +. Mayer, who accompanied the mail party,
furnishes the following memoranda OF the trip: En-
countered heavy spoT-storm, l.s',og three dGays'
II, fEnan twenty, ard Capt. Marcy fifty miles from
Camp Scott.
Gsn. Johnston intended 70 proceed to Sal. Lake City
as a. they arrived.
Gov. Cumming, the Peace Comuissioners, ano the
Z, stuIast-r, had gone into the clly. .
Tho supplies which Col. Hoffpsn dispstched in sd
vance of Ills train had reached Camp Scott, and pro-
v,siors wore plenty.
Laramie met PeTy's Il ain fifteen miles oeloE the
Fort, AID on the 18th me-. smother OF Peiry's trains
80 mIe, below the Fort Passed two empty trains OF
Msiors & Ru.s-rs at Scott Bluffs, returning to the
\ stes. Met McRae tram ten nlrs below Cnimney
X. ck Passed 40 trains, Chaat,u h Agerys snd Ma
iors Russels in camp at L.vants Fork. On The ih
net quarterDas,er tor Laramie az Rsh Creek. aad
Price ain Soths Fork On the 18th left 30 trains,
Meio's & Rlseels waiting 10 cross the south FOLK,
Which Vas high, but falling. Met Maj. Sadswick nm
niand U! csvniy sxteen miles below toe South Fork.
On 10th mot Grahsns dra gooEs ten miles, spd ARDS
tIa!n fifteen mles below Falcons Blut. Passed sev-
rai tram. off the road in mp, names ankpowa. Aet
Cspt. Roberto command ak miIes above Cottonwood
Sai,p,h On tie l7th, met Hsyss trAhl thirty mites
b, low Cottonwood. Mrt Gel. Monroe tea miles aolve
Plus Creek slso tho Trans OF .'ues on the 18Th,
Keaipey. They le ,hree compsnes 1T Cavalry, uuder
Co. Suun-i, at -.,ney. Saw ihfee trains on the
upper road above Kesney and two trains on
lie uppet road b,o~ Kesrney; names un-
brown. Oa the l9th met crain on the
,ighi-ms rtteich tee Litls Blue, name
unsnown. On me 20tn, met Ra,os trai1 four miles
from the Biz Sandy; also met Col. May and ak
hundred bead ol b. eft cattle for Sal Lske; also nine
buncred cattle of Russell, W.ddel & Douglas, 6f.een
LII les eas, Of tDe Bug Blue. Met Lessons tram and
Gen H3fney snd the 5esfquartsrs at Cotton wood,
ten ulss Hrrt If the Bg B'ne. Gen. Hatney vas
tr.vel.og rspc!y, ana mad Oey thS day learned OF
ME sppointaet 20 the vacant BrgsderG Gsnerslship.
o. tie 2lst, net the Ss. Lake No., fifteen miles east
of the Big Blue, and Wasron Dycr's train 10 camp,
at Vei1 lioo. On toe I'D met three ;siLs at Grass
hopper Lsme. uDkLosn.
The grass vas better as far as the
Sseet#s-f, but from there To Camp Scott it /. very
poor All tue trs'ps and roops are getting along well
AID the cattle looking in fne order. octaday, Jones
Co. msil contractors, were pusniog their arraoge-
Il ebts with great energy and perseverance,. When
they get toer stations arranged contemplated, the
time will DO reduced 10 six.een days with ease and
certainly.
Mr. Mayer brings 10 general news from Camp Scott
or Salt Lake.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-06-28

There seem. to be some ground for hesit.ton as
to tho news tcrgraphed from New-Orleaus, rs
brought there BY the Tennessee FROM Vera Cruz.
The dates are stsed to be from the ty of Mexico
10 the 18th INST Tue tex on capital, E'loted oy
the f. reign residests a being In substance forced
loan-of which We have heretofore gi'eu al ac-
count-was repre- sented as still causing gfea' -1-
citemept the Foreigners not coupyiug Win IL
having been ordered to leave the county. IL Is
fnr.her stated that the goods Of Auer rrSldents
had been seized for hoo payment, snd thi' Ole.
For.yth, our Minister who dad originally protested
against the TAX as forced loan, had In consequence
s.ked aud received bis passports. Ii does not seem
very easy TO reconcile these stasemenFs ~lto tae
last preceding accounts fro n Mexico, according TO
which in consequence Of the representations oi the
FOREIGN ministers, the Government had postPone1
for three m nths the co lection Of this AI 80 far "a
forrigpers were concerned.
It's further sisted that the Juirez party we're
everywhere gaining strength, and tnas ffesi'1a'
Zu!oaga was gcirg 10 rampco for ret'lee No
particulars are given going to establish tnl sudden
increase Of strength IN toe Constitutional party,
ard perhaps there is little other bases ior Is beyopd
the hopes aid wishes Of, the people Of Vera Cruz
ard the lively fancy Of Admiral German, . Jealous
partisan of the Constitutional c.use, always ruu-
ming hisbcr and ththcr TO serve IT. aud who wa oo-
srIve, csus passenger in the Tennessee. As 70
Zulo.sas flying from Mexico to TauP'co-~asre
he could only go for the purpose Of esc.ping ou: of
the countr,-th.t piece of Ie~s, We suspect must
rest rather upon the general proba'iiit5 OF tne
thing, based upvn the usu. turns Of the political
wheel Of Mexico. thai upon aey speci,i cum ai'iui-
cation Of b., ,n,sntions winch Zaiosgs wonlc bs
Ikely 10 forward to Vera Cruz.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-06-28
NOn.ArIiVal Of steamers.

ST. JOHNS, n. F. Juoe 21-6p. IN.
Nothing tsS yet been heard Of the stsam higste
Nisgera, now about due at Trinity Bay. with her end
Of the Atlantic csblo. She is now expected hourly.
oud should the enterprise prove successful may make
her spp@srabce at ssy moment.
The weather is very clear ard fine at Cape Race
and no steamer has been seen to pass to day. Tne
news yacht Of the Assccatsd Prees is on the locke o
HALIFAX, June ~ p. IN.
We have clear, calm and beautiful evening. There
are no signs Of the steamships Indian Empire from
Galway, 18th, or Arabs, from Liverpool 18th inst.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-06-28
Late and Important from Mckee
The American Minister reCcaveQ
hrs PASSPORTS.

New ORLEANS, Friday, June IS, 1858.
The steamship Tennessee. from Vera Cruz I'D inst.
bas arrived at the Quarantine Station below this CITY,
where shs remain, by order of the Board Of Health.
The dates from the City of Mexico arc to the 18th
inst Ire forced loan caused great excitement ct the
csp ts and foreigners non complying with s qairs-
ment have been ordered TO leave the county.
The goods of the American residents had becn seixsd
for non compliance with the terms OF the loan, and in
consequence Minister Forsyth had dcmssded and
received his passport.
The Liberals Tor party favoriDg Jusrez) wore every
where gaming strength, and President Zuiosgs was go
ing 70 Tampco for refuge.
Admiral German came passenger in the Tenresses.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-06-28
NetuWork Dailu Gribn,1e
MONDAY, JUNE %, 1853.

Isienseiy hot weather has been the order OF the
day, and the light also, since Thursday. On Friday
and Saturday the thermometers marked from 30 to
81 IL the shade; Sunday as not quite oppressive,
but much tco warm for comfort There was q
mere sprinkle Of rsiu here ou Saturday afternoon
and last night We had vivid lightning, thunder wind,
and ell the elements OF fine shower except toe
water. We notice that nearly dozen deaths oc-
CURED on Friday aud Saturday BY exposure to the
heat.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-06-28
~ the bsnret Of g 'c',"rdso-d osod'date' Saeo
A oopte.t /. morally cert.u 90 r,suit 10 ei's'sr

TIE steamer Moses T.J'or. ~hict arrived 7e.'e''
day from A,riswsil. br,nes the CIif"rnis m'ils Of
June 5. md 81 799 5O2 in gtld. The eKot~r1"us
in regard to the discoveries Of gold on Frazer
River sppes,s 70 he on TIE incts.ss. Gov ID 'usi.s
Of Vancouver island hss .-u-d proclsust'ou g.
sertipe tie exclusive rltt a the Hadsoe's Day
Company to trade With the In6i-nI, end gives no
tce that all vess-ls found in F,az~r Rfver without
a Icspss will be liable TO Forfeiture. Two large
fires have occurred in California, destroying the
town of San Andreas aid great part cf Nevada
City. The rews cowprises an extensive list OF
crimes and fatal accidents Ne learn By this ar
rival that Pietident Batz of tbr Domuiosn RsPue
lie bss surIeI dered to Gen. Santana, AID tnAt
the latter was about to take secession OF tho su-
prime power, without rivA
New-York daily tribune., 1858-06-28

Tie City remains full of idlers harass'ng and
haunting people for " something TO do" when there
is hardly wile rquare of open country between
the Perob.cot aud the Mississippi on which there
n cot this cay an absolute want Of !sborers ANY
mnn who knows how ta work as well as any Amer
icau tOy Of fifteen ought to know, can tud work
anywhere 10 the open country in the course Of half
q days travel ard inquiry. iho fT@ers had
scsrcely finished their planting wb"n the intensely
hot bright weather pitched their hoeing, haylng'
&c, upcn them, all in heap. There 10 hardly a
rural t.wnship in toe Free States in which fifty
good rlsn could Lot find employment in the course
Of to-day If in view Of tbese facts, mon will hang
about tie ci,iet seeking impossible cerkships,
agencie., wvrk ON the Central Park, &C., aud
s.aneing idle and hungry th'es or four days ia the
~esk. 60 they not ceserve their i'll fortune
New-York daily tribune., 1858-06-28
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me- ,Tp,c in thr auction article" Of saP.'as oea
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New-York daily tribune., 1858-06-28
RESIGNATION OF EsPINAssE.
Late and Interesting from China
50 Bkws OF THR TELEGRAPH s0UlDRSs.
Cotton Dewn-Br..a-,sn. Dali -cens.lsIp %.

ST. JOINS, n. Y Saturday, June s6, 1853.
The vsrdeI bait steamship Ar,sl. Capt Ladlo~. trsa
Bremen via Southampton l6th inst psssed C.ps -
st p. N. yestsrdsy, the 2dth int.
She WA intercepted OF the Csps BY the news yseSb
of the New-Yosk A-s,ciat-d Pree which arrived hsss
to day With synopsis Of her news.
The Cunsrd stesnship Niagara, from Hlifax ed
Boston, had arrived at Liverpool The ds,s % ~
10. n,on.d, but probably Sunday or Mocdsy.
The newe BY the A,is is not Of sn important nsWe.
but contains come points Of interest.
TIE Paris Hoa,terr denies explicitly that any extfa-
ordinary preparations FOR war are makirg In France.
The screw steamship New-York, which sailed frsa
Glasgow for New.YoIk on tee lHn, wa wrecked %
the ssms day on the Scottish ooast- Toe passsossu
and crew vers al saved. -r.,
Gen. E-pirasss, who w1 appointed MiniAsr OF the
Interior with the functions Of Minister Of Psce, is-
pedstey after the Oisini .losios had - has Bees
Anticipated, resigned, receiving In exchange for biz
eflice seat 10 the Senate.
NJ. Delspele, President Of tho Imperial Court Il
Paris, bss been appointed Munster Of the Icsenst
The Canton of Geneva proies,s sgsnss the expa'ass
of refurres fiom Switzerland, and demands that -
expulsion shAr take place.
The NcIf,N, from Australia, with $500 OoO IN gold,
vss suok~p outside Of the Cosnbel and would srvs
IN q few dsys About EI COZ. 600 Is known to b "a
the way from Australia
Tile Times, coutsnipg the article on Frsrch srms-
ments wss stopped in France.
Asu n ar;ne cable between Regio and hcssinA hA4
been successfully submerged
The Eg,p ian army is szed for the yeae at l',0's
men.
Tia Emperor Of Russis has invited the French kc-
bspsador TO accompany hun in his journey ia tss
xu'horn provinces of ths empire.
TIE enormous experse Of the fortificadons q bras-
s. Is was the topic Of comment 10 the press.
The United States steam frigate PowhatAn was g
Hot Kong.
II was rumoured at Canton that the Chinese intse1
to destroy the European dwellings on the HorAn 40
of the river
It was aso reported thst N,ukin had been captures
from the rebels by the Imperial troops