New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-09-23

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bent on mischief Already lie Commissioner
appointed by the Emperor bAs arrived. "ith ior',
yariously estimated az 81 coo 70 lI.cfC men, ana
hs- d: once organized Formidable ann! iFvio
smolg The r.nety-siS village Of the C"S''1
Proyluee.
Ths mot incendIary pscard- are posted N ali
the street. # tie city Offering Sr0 reward tor Tie
head of barbarian, and It'll more II taken alive:
Scarcely g day passes II which stragg!er- arr no.
cut Of end spirited aWsy. no on- Knows wilmer
The proclamation Of Ill geN NiceToy = cGrc-Ai
,, H. .ay but IL Is s. bite a. Cha.-, ingenuity
sna ia,rei eau make It. lie euumer,te- u.
former glorious exploits Of The Cantou"-e ani
dcnomiuatc- them barbarian ha,ers, par eIc.'-
Lerce Then in q tragic STYLE. hm-ui- over ID"
destruction Of the city and TIE -lsnEh'"r u rs
devoted defenders. He Gals apol al.. old and
young 10 ari.e and r1trpAte The hated iore.gl
promising reward. to tLe isithful and plnisAluen;
20 all 40 hold back.
The N.ceroy's feeling. toward tie English and
II. modest determination LIZ has com. 20 concern
ing them unles. they tahr warning III time sni
-end in their submission Ray be- seen IN tn fO,icH-
nE extract:
..Truly the English bsrbsrisn- have brought shout
;ais tat. Of sc .~-- TEs I-.0,e II every ccultIy
az. panied at hear.-.he head aches az IN. -aid bar
narsn- exercise a power ani that alone. hcreover
they formerly {; Ods with ne French an trnlf
.ueqiss each other nov they turn rulId sui maze
friends with the French, desiring TO avHh themselve.
VI tle.r assistance - enter nc CITY. At'i they shaI
have accomplished their object entering the CRY.
,hev vii certainly turn Their back upon their words
Lud IL. French IN tle eut vii realize tL.r dece qfio-
a. having been -t-p.lIy G-cci' -. Hence IL, Vii
cast ct the sincere. DESTROY n- r-ni,oa-, and ia the
snd tam against the multi I'd. and serve their r. "a
iions AID 5fterrsri stop Aa-, that have not Ian
guage b. hich sufficiently 90 -xyaigte upon The a4
vantage ana tie injury. The gain the io-s created
by these -d bArbarans. that mi-.f correctly de- n-
.uic Tie same: tina, might cause them ustltry %
=. r lsfIfl rr tl
"Iorr Minister tf- hiui-ef received the iioly-!m-
peraiin- trrclou. 20 lead forth tne veteran bHr- az
warriors with lie swifne-- OF shooting tar 20
Kwai gtung. hat tie sud 5aTbeF.dns nay truly BE-
able 70 hear The ulm"r thereof tam 10 COuvtr-.pu
change thc. coU,tenarcc and ws-h their hearts that
thev NAV yet in measure share tho great u-so-
suce 81 his Imperial Court Tot entirely 10 cat
ofl from intercourse. But Il from b, ginning 20 end
they prove ulchangingy wicked, resting IN their
fUte without coming INTO mea-ure- mot certainly
their tran cressons shall b. bazonej and veneesuc-
oIastcd l.. our p.0pic ~by vi destroy them by
mornings breakfss; time.
This coming a. il dces from the highest possible
source. snd promulgated "a the VIII Of the En-
pe-or. W. I'm fact a declaration oi war and is pro-
mulgated just 81 a tine wLe1 IL The north III
treaty Of pcsce Il being negotiated and signed, aud
j. q air sample of the .hlless and uncertain msl-
n-r Ia which the Chinese Government tran-acts It's
AFFAIR.". Owing 10 the conceahneut afforded tue
lurking braves b. the houses outside the walls, ID"
Allies already have sci abou. the destruction OF ali
that l. left Of the outer city. and arrangements
perfected by which. 10 the event If general AZ
tack tn whole city viii be 20 once reduced 10
ashes.
The little trade which hsl sprung up il no'y
stopped seain. aud rieid blockade. extending.
however only r. Chinese boats IA kept mp on the
riyrr. The old scenes of starvation wiil soon be
familiar again. aud death VIII take thousands into
"a world wh.cs. heather a. they are, can hardly be
rnoIe painful in H. experience thsn TIE one they
leave behind. The doings 81 Pekin VII hardly sc
feet this province one way or the other; and until
Canton is eyccd IN the dust there is little hope Of
peace OF quiet The shipping. which had begun to
congTeeate ut " hampoa, i all ordered away again,
and d c'opd darker tlAn ever seties over the face
of affairs. Add 10 this thai the cholera has APP
pearcd u "a epidemic, and carries 0f weekly, Eu-
ropeans by scores and Chinese b. hundreds and
YOU have IA sum total 10y 40 means eShilaratiIg.
IN the last two weeks over Thirteen hundred Chi
ncse ara reported to have died at Macao: and in
one European family five out Of seven have fallen.
~ Hong Kong The epidemic is perhaps not quite 40
severe; STILL the mortality j. very great. II j. the
true Asiliic cholera. ana often not more han four
five ho1-s pass between the hrst attack aud the
death ui the patient
Business j. comparatively 1t stand still, and
many ships sr, lying idle. There seems Il stdgna-
ton Of business. he end Of which the most iar-sCc
ing cannot foLesee.
J.. S.-A steamer from Canton has Just arrived.
and reports prompt punishment inflicted by tie
French for tie murder Of one OF their soldiers.
Tie premise. were surrounded. ard orders given
to shoot every Chinese attempting 10 escape. For
ty-.S were slaughtered in lees than an hour. This
IS sharp Tetrlbutol, If not cruel but something
must be- done 10 put stop 70 this kidnapping and
WaylaI ing.