The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-06-25

Ton OF kouAuG Tong, konang ST. foun Nan aud Holman
The foreign vessels, everywhere present, and aordpf
the Chinese merchant both security quckness OF
PATCH could not but take possession of the whole
of the country and lay the foundations for i'm
uense amount Of coasting trade for foreign vessels
Yeh and his Conduct In India.
ICAlcuta april 10) correspondence OF london rmes
Lei me finish What / have 70 say OF Yeh-no longer
'hr Commissioner Yeh," for his degradation has come
down.
since last wrote change has come over the behsvo,
of our Chine d5tenu. At that time be would scarcely
question. celebrated Eastern scholar called
upon him 70 try 70 learn Buddhism from him Yeh would
not know anything about it, Mr. LayArd tried 70 &c, him
"a admit that he knew Of such an assembly ss the British
Parliament, or Of such thing a. public opinion in Eng.
him thai thinking he was In the right he tried prevent
the expedition 10 China Yeh answered him only by q
srun, rhe fa., unwieldy King OF Dude, who occa'
oles all day long nj being deprived OF the soacs
OF bis Zepapa, manifested curiosity, from which II
seems crowned heads are not always exempt, and
actually applied 10 the Town ksjor to have trees cut
down whieh intercept the view from Yohs verandah.
The kug would have called upon the mandarin the lat
Yer had given him The least but Yen
ed eli mention OF him with the utmost ecorn refused 70
believe that be ever had been king and would not look
towards his dwelling An EnrlishmAn pointed OF, TO
Yeh the mister Of the King OF Oude Ally Nucky Khan,
the rsleyrard of The East He told that this Oh
iiy Asiaiic known 10 have been deeply implicated
IN an The ntrigucs which preceded the late mitny ye.
the cautiously that not foot trace OF
hs presence can be found. al will make report upon
yonr applcai on said Dr. Mcnamara the other day In
answer TO Nucky Khan, Report p said the Minister
With much scorn al withdraw my application aud tasc
my .avice young man never mae M -r.s
,hsse black potentste He has greet contempt for US
mat we have ieft any OF their heads 90.
Nandarn now converses with freedom ne condssceuds
20 deny ali knowledge o. Sue Hong Kong poisonings We
endesvors TO explain away his presentation Tor Eagsh
ala Company snd their mkgnaies "rnat very stu ad
mar was his short observation aner he had chin chned
20 the door OF his apartment an Official OF nigh rank who
had mai I'M n VII
The change has been brought sbcui by The Cslcu.t.
Journals and the British House OF Commons With tbs
desperate hope Of amnsng his fellow prisoner Mr. Ala
basier trans 70 him few phrases from tho debate
upon the India bill From that moment feh has been
ransormed man. He gets up early, and restless until
the Calcutta Egiishpa~ IL Drought; he s miserable "
does not contain lie usual modicum OF Parliamentary
eloauence. His particular delight IN In the speeches
which are most vehement against tue company. He
thought Mr. Ayrton great orator Wnen the interpreter
came 70 ,ass p.,.pa % ssrs .rspss masb sr mn
copridered changes, he wss much excited and said,
Good good good but when the translator comple,sd
the sentence but thev have suffered much more BY 90
,,pa,e resistance 70 necessary reforms threw himself
hack and grunted. He was delighted V hear that Lore
PAimerson had been turned oa', and ne chucked all
through great body when he heard Lord Derbys do
clarassR that he hoped for speedy peace with China.
These readings ntesperscd with many explanations
and inquiries and Yeh IL really beginning TO acquire soms
gllmmering notion Of The British constitution
81 am afraid weary your Encelleney, says the inter
prefer, himself vesry with ,-o hours
than used 70 get from Hong Kong never could under
chen YOU did get TRANSACTIONS at oAntorYo
COZ course did from your teachers Had he rorrot,on
what he had said 10 Mr. rayard upon this or was he
simply Indifferent 70 the Admission Of having stated
untruthp
Yeh was never 10 pspsby moved a. by the Informs.
ton that the letter which Mr.. 0phsnt delivered at 500
chow contained enclosures from the ambassadors OF Eng
land Of America aud also Of Russia He and rose
from his seat II was quite evident that no had
for great surprise MOI Tor great Indignation
You viii fecoeot what the Chinese believed and told me
a. 70 an understanding between Rass,a aud China
nos help recurring 10 my early belief that Couu,
Pastn has cards in his hand which he does not shOv
Yeh gave US his version Of the murder q tho rrench
missionary. Hssays tho nan vas dressed as Cnnsman
and spoke Chu~sc, and suspected him % being
Frenchman that the people accused him Of having stolen
women aud also Of being rebel so his head vas cot or
.n said Yeh, any one hsi notion ,n:a ne wss
There probably not one word Of truth IN This. the
tgo common stock sccusasons ~ the Chinese against the
rnssouares Of all denominations THAI they steal women
ant that "they pick out SICK mems eyes" What they
mean by this latter inpuishon cpald not discover,
nui believe e Intended literally aui not ngura-
tvely
eqssomhy ST. John Borrns bad torsardets coy "a
keep Il some time 20 consider AZ
las long as yoo exoelsncy peases"
"rhen will keen ia week.
The decree reqa,rss some consideration. II much
mlder anticipated much milder than The trsus
leeOn which went 70 Europe would eso Us " Nnnh, TOT
the translator has ncrpoaed some words o. ceusure no;
IN the Chinese n does mi appear that, stnoush feh s
removed IRON bis government, hs Is degraded from bis
renk or from bis poet Grand Councillor lie reat go,
for he remnkcd "Henceforwart, then, have nothing 10
DO With ioreign afatrs.n
"Ycur excellet cy rnus, be glad 70 have essapei frn
90 troubieaome post'
''I an nefhY glad nor sorry n vas p TIE Enps-urs
command toox tscm up, and NJ his command az shen
down.
Web hss been tepderly deal, With II. hss evidently
some great protecting interest IN Pekn, and oil PROBABLY
become again great power IN China
AN Ex.CLEnoYMAN CoNviCrsD op MrRpvR--
Preston Turey preacher OF the gospel mas been
10 ~ Ean.