The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-07-03

and English but thai be viii have nothing to do With ths
French for no does not know them in the pending din
tends TO take any part in the coming negotiations Tue
impression that the Emperor leans towards the
II Is limited from some who are well acquainted With
these Affairs that there are a this very time three Ras
sian officials within hapg distance Of the city OF Pekin
The Russian government has also q very large army
the borders Of the Amor river is evident that the EN-
peror Nicholas carefully watching the Of
Mr. Reed Is 500 xpected to hs 70 completed bis bust
with this gov nment Tho general opinion Is that
he will meet with very little opposition from the Celestial
officials As 70 the English and French, the prevailing
opinion that they will and it very d4acult task or
cure treaties that viii be acceptable to their govern
The English residents In this quarter very Jealous
Russian Interference and are little Alarmed Ia conse
quence Of the movements Of political officials from that
The American steamer Antelope which was chartered
month or two since by our excellent Minister, aud
which the English press at Beng Kong at the time 'id
been armed with four thrtytw FOUNDERS No boats be-
longing to any OF the ships n this squs Iron are permitted
TO leave their respective ships wshou. being armed With
cutlasses carbnes and pistols and plenty OF uunon
the river being Injected with pirates. IaeutsnantG
Young Of the San Jacuto has been ordered to the Mime
ots u his own requeet and Lieutenant Duncan OF that
ship, has been ordered to the tormsr shp learn that
the large clipper ship Norway OF New YORK. at doog
Kong expected to take on board at some port 90 thus
coast fifteen hundred coolies, and convey them to San
Frsncisco "a passengers
Lord ngin the British Minister le this place yes.er
day IN the English steam rgaie Furious tor the
scene Of operations rear Pekiu She naa in qua.
boat No 49, As shs passed hos.ed the Engish e
ut our FORE sauted him with nireteou guns band
stationed on the poop desk struck up "Goc save she
Queen Her commander apolcgised he passed Us for
net being able 10 return the saute wing - his hayrg
gunboa fast to him. and 10 the most cnto manly
promised TO the other time. AZ tae
Furious passed the Minnesota and French Admras
ct the outer bar. they also complmened bis Ekceeucy
with salute. The Russian steam frsate Amsr,cs, Capt
Chchachc arrived At ShA3ghae two days ago. Tho Sag
fish rgats Pque Captain Nicholson, left yesterday for
the river
have learned that the steamer that into us,
count Of which gave you in fsrmer letter was ;ne
tender TO the French Admras ship; she arrived 10 this
place two days ago, and bears the marks Of having re
ceived the worst part OF the collision The frsas Mo-
nesots sent home twelve nvads ia the Sau Jacino rae
naval forces Shapghse and In the river consist or the
Minnesota Mississippi ana Antelope (chsrtered) aud two
English steam gaes aud two do veftes French, one
steam rigaie Admrars ship and tender, IN. sgc cor
vetes and several more are nov On their way here Ia
tha OF four weeks will be the largest naval
feet In the Pei 40 that there before fnere
Is large fleet OF American chips at Shacghae all ioa og
unloading Business good and freights are icokog
up Commodore Tatra PAID visit before he left; lie
locks hale aud hearty Provisions pretty reasonable
coed live sheep sell for so collars each beef eight cents
per pound fowls three dollars aud 'y cents per dozen
and they Of very large and excellent quality eggs,
sixty per hundred and other articles n proporoo
The health Of the officers and o; tns ship coatoues
pretty good with the eption OF II cases or rheu-
mRtsm which restored to duty Ter tue sku!
treatment Of excellent surgeon AID his assistants