The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-12-20

and re,urr;ny n the,r boat about half past eign IN
The evening, whoa they were as'a0Ne' sr9n be-
Ss os s wSs TssSuy sshe asa died
ms wounds after lingering some two or three
hours The steward who was . little in advance OF his
but was soued by Japanese shopkeepes who con-
ceaed hi in their house from the murderers, who even
sS s Russians thrice they Sss carried into
General Mouravieff hearing OF II sent corvette 70
Yokmma 10 inquire into the natter and had dema ded
The Dismissal q the GOVERNOR who strongly uec-
tod OF knowing than he would acknowledge o. the
uar also that at least Of the murderers When cap
tnred shosid be delivered TO The Russians
No rcason had been assigned for the commission Of the
murder up 70 the 80 Of september had any tace Of
the guilty been discovered. The box which ha been
stolen from the sailor found the road TO Kama
gawa-the Japanese money having been taken from IT,
bat the dollars cf. The Russian frgae Askold 70
80 10 Yokiama 10 enforce rigid investigation into the
matter.
From tho North China Herald, Oct IL
The horrible murder committed at Kanagawa, which
reported IN last issue, is attributed to some ia
panese officers who had been degraded at Jeddo at the
instance Of other Of the foreign representative
whether tho Russian or not does not appear The unfor
tunate oiocr Maufet Mofet, who murdered, not
known tohave given any proyocation to any one Gen.
MouravieG at Jedda at the time with some six or
Of war, and thought TO have turned the out
rage his countrymen account at least the southern
half q the large island Of Saghaen stated to have been
eded 10 the Russians and this shortly after they had
threatened not to leave Jeddo until the murder had been
fully atoned for The dismissal Of the chief authority Of
Xanagawa also obtained fr ON the Japanese govern
ment. Shaghalien Island was until recently included IN
che dominons Of tie Emperor OF China In the war with
Russia Of found Japanese troops stationed on
the coast Of Aniwa Bay and II is probable that as China
has given up the valley Of the Usur she does not trouble
herself about not very profitable possession nom the
enjoy OF which she Is completely cut of by these &C
QUESTIONS Of Russia along the Gulf Of Tartary.
From the Overland China Register, Oct Is
We extract notice Of q barbarous murder committed
BY the Japanese on an officer and sailor Of the Russian
squadron Yokama. We trust General MouraveR will
avenge this and that 10 the fullest extent IT, after making
inquiries he find the Japanese had received no provoca
ton the Russian party. Had vengeance dire, deep
and instant been taken Whaug cnoo kee, when is in
Aabitants and murdered six English subjects enjoy
ing Sunday afternoon walk we might have been saved
very many Of the indignes subsequently heaped upon
us by the Cantonese.
CHILEAN CAPTAIN MAKING WAR WITH CHINA.
IRON the Overland China Register, Oct. 10.
From Swallow September o. learn that the Diana,
Captain NJ sullivan, under Chilean coors, had gone up
river destroy the village Of Namoa Chnkcng The
village nest Of prates and they have boon obstruc
ing trade by evyng black mail
From the bong Kong Register, Oct. ~
We notice in the shipping reports that Capt Sullivan,
Of the Gillian ship Danna, has left Swallow for the pur
pose Of destroying village called Namoa Chnkong II
Is described nest OF praes and stated t0 have OBJ
structed trade by levyng black mail OF the village
Of the character Of its inhabitants know nothing. But
Of things any merchant captain can make himself at
judge jury, and executoner and enter into
upon his account with any Of the subjects OF the EN-
peror of China The CHILEAN government does not stand
very high the estimation Of the civilized govern
OF the world 1t has treaty with China, and the
enterprise which Captain Sullivan is said TO have entered
upon appears neither less than arrant
piece Of brgandage Our own city has been called "den
II thieves but us having been called did not
EARLY cause the world to believe that it actually
The village of Chnong may be nest of pirates and if
1T SO, would not object to its destruction by pro-
perly constituted authority. But we deprecate in the
strongest terms any raid being made against by any
divitual sbipmaster, and the strongly would we
deprecate such being entered bya Gillian vessel under
the command Of one Of his Majesty ssubjects.