The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-10-14
r..r.s.Jne from China,


MN Mr. WARN SAID TO DE IN THE GULF OF ii
cUuI-RussIAN INFLUENCE -sUFFERINGs OF Adm
pAr uopr AND NATURE OF HIS WOUND --pGA
OF CAPTAIN yANS,TrARr THE OUTBREAK A
sUANGUAE AND ITS CAUSES.
IFrom the overland Friend OF China, August To-
In our last report hence Qiong Kong) we tod o Oh
repulse OF the English and French forces from the ri
al the OF the Peiho river ANA the conseq ~ r.
turn Of the French and English Ministers 10 shingil !.
We have intelligence from Shanghae to the I'd OF August
but in connection with these painful matters nothing
moment has since occurred. Il.
Her Maesiy's steamer Cruiser and gunboats starllus
and Forester still remain In the gulf OF Peahl w "a
of the defeated squadron being at anchor prndats o
the entrance Of the NiugnO river III 49,,
The American Plenipotentnry Ward, Is shll on n2ara
the steamship Powhaltan IN the oni q fec't ,,,
unlikely apparently TO obtain ratification q ~ NJ pcasa
made by his predecessor, Mr. Reel n e Wi Fi,n and
or NJ Bourbolon those concluded by the i@rio' sn anu
nS ho p,,s "A, ward i hoard but is still sup.
~ 'ne hss''ns ~ " & aud that it was By
fosou no ny iS was effected sun there is proof
II this that we know Of, while PFeHVu uasoNp! uoi Oh
Petersburg 10 shaBghae via Pein asserts th tne m'n
arc of The Russian mission are treated very cav aery
Nv the Pekines ana hardly dare 10 show themselves IN
'nI mira Hope has been suffering severely from his
wounds and it is said viii have to invalid HIS medical
attendant when probing The partially closed wound IN his
10 The other day, discovered aud took out Ink ani
air Of the Poyers smoke stack stay, which had baen
oriven in by the Russian shot Tue agony which tho
rave man have undergone from such al alctioa
AN only be conceived His ESeellencys g4aatry and
ndurance are spoken OF by all in the highest ters and
The sncerest pity expressed for the result o. MS expo
djtion SO far as il affects himself.
CAPTAIN yausttart died 81 his wounds on the ls ult,
evon before the mail left China The ether officers who
were wounded are said 70 he doing well
There has been serious At Shanghae, IN which
several foreigners have been killed and others wounded,
among them being Mr.. uterprcer Lay, VINO IN pre-
carious position, bis assalaut having ripped up his aldo
men, whereby the bowels prottde u
In the south OF China all quiet and apparently likely
to continue AZ said ~ ie time The news 81 Tue
repulse first reached US, neither Chinese anhorits nor
Chinese people disposed 70 believe that We have been
defeated unless we ourselves them Of IL for in the
etYIna hay
receive from their c1untrymea az q tue usual stamp
viz grain q truth = nae q ia!sehood; ana IN the
what they could not implies superiority which they
not ready TO admit
from the Overland China Mail August lo.l
From the north Of China further news Of import
auee has arrived in regard the unfortunate affair the
ss,sh OF the peiho. There certain intelligence
10 n movements Of the American Minister; ana 50 ii IS
more than likely he has gone Pekn. Captain Vlust
tar, has died from his wounds and Admiral Hope is sail
10 he in precautions No further details received
go qualify the statements made IN our last Overland
But important intelligence Of another kind has been re-
ceived from the north Tue Chinese there ana at Shang
hae in particular, have always been regarded as models
Of queness and meencs - compared with those Of the
south. Even they however have nov broken Dat into
viotng OF serious character and Killed or dangerously
wounded several Europeans, among whom We have
head Of the newly organized Chinese Customs
Service who has been wounded so severely IN
the abdomen and elsewhere that he is scarcely
expected TO live This riot Is said e have arisen from The
the master that vessel thai the Chinese board
attempted to iob him, aud be was compelled u fra in
selfdeence. Both stories about equally improbable
and their truth or sehood is of no Consequence to the
conclusion TO be drawn from this affair.
Sooner later the truth must come OFT in regard u
China that the foreigners there have chiefly their own
stupidity blame for the hostility Of the Chinese. HI
wing the faithful and intelligent friend OF our nte-
rests in China. compelled to commit suicide by the
Imperial Court becauSe-and make the charge with
pain-he sighted and set aside by Lord Egias
mission that the Imperial Court was led to believe he had
riafT. gsa
with foreigners. Kwei lang and Hiwa-shana were so
Sighted by Mr.. Bruce refusing TO them Shanchae
that Prince Sem ko lin sim The head OF the party
was raised to influence Nov there are indications that
the brutal outbreak aud assassination ShaDghae
will be treated n manner calculated to in
crease the evil from which II sprung. Between the
cooio and the cooie trader il is matter Of six Of
the and half dozen OF the other There is occas.s
ally fraud both Sides and there may, very ely b.
cases Of Kidnapping. 1t Is too provoking 10 have
safety China endangered by the qaarrels few Iooso
Portuguese and French the side, with lying gam
bling Cinnamon the other. In spite OF the ridiculous
noise made about few individual the benefits OF
the traffic largely in favor Of the Chinese; there
fore, they choose make occasion riot we
should be justified N closing il altogether Bat TO do this
at the present lnctLrcto dismiss hear the French
Minister threatens TODD, most Of the coolies in the Ger
trude-woud be to commit one Of those weak and il
Judged acts which always lay the foundation Of future
trouble. If the Chaamen u Shanghae are be locsened
from their engagements and allowed TO pocket the bene
fits, by the somewhat simple expedent Of ripping open
the siomachs Of few Of the respectable foreigners resi-
dent there they viii he find other engagements in
To escape with impuniy approach IT, they will
probably have recourse 70 that gentle pressure whenever
they have any other point which they desire to carry
against foreigners
The Paris Paw, semi-oiFcal Journal, announces the
arrival of the American Minister al Pen. H ascented
one Of the branches Of the Peino, accompanied by the
members OF his legation. They were allowed to see
anything of the country and while awaiting interview
with the Emperor were required not to leave the resi-
dence assigned 10 them.
THE RUSSIAN DESPATCH FROM CHINA.
ST. pEFERsBrRG, Sept. p, 1852
The Northern Bee publishes a correspor lence from
kachta which states that the loss Of the Chinese IN the
affair a, The Taku fort 900 killed. the number
OF WOUNDED not sisted.
The american Minister had arrived at Pekn bit i kept
confined (taa enterpst).
The Great Eastern Under Repairs.
Weymouth tspt 25) correspondence of Liverpool Post