New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-08-19
oFFIcIAL NOTIFICATION.

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OFFICIAL NOTIFICATION
q UNITED STATES Consulate,
'sHANGHAE, CHINA. May %. 1851.
closure herswh h.ye been received 81 hi. Consulate from G.
X stbng Flag Officer Commanding United States Squadron
whom sas SsT concern anu 10 SMITH lit cSn
(DispatchI
u B. FLAG Snip H,arvoRpv,
SHaSGHaE, May Path 1861.
SR enclose herewith Extrecs from communication cd
reply asserting to ell the points submitted for their acceptance
YOn viii please have these extracts published for norm
ton country who interested n the trade upon the
Yang,se and interior Of China
Chn5e vessels tho banks Of tho liver s .d ndscrimns,e,
by Insurgents and neither can be said 10 command
han foreigners who have the eht navigate
Hakow do think there any danger be appheuded
The Country bat great care should be By
navigating he river TO prevent 'Grpr.e Whsn vessels are an
careful to DO nothing offend the Inhabitants of the vOses ct
country R''''Iesi 5ycdS ooF '0'$i'1 < ss5TiRIBLrNo
Flag Officer. CSm%sndine,
WI. G. sSrrH, ESQ., y; s. Consul, Shanghai.
(IHclosUre.
Extracts from a communication addressed TO the
Tapping authorities by Flag Officer Stribling, Charge
d AilaiFes ad interim.
US F1As sa1r HARTFORD, May a. 1857.
Points 10 be submitted to the Topping authorities for then &C.
y recent Peu right has conceded
Of trade By the Treaty Of Tensn tho
United States and she Imperial Government th. right Of once
Tho Consul of the United States at sbsnghae viii issue passes
vessels authorized trade upon the fsngtsze directing
them TO exhibit these passes Superintendent Of Custom
Nsnkn any person authorized TO attend to the business
foreigners.
Ia The event Tseplpgs taking any place where American
either engaged In trade they expected to
persons their property their employ ment and per
NIT continue their business 10 leave the place Win
their property and In tner employment they 'nnA
proper 50 to do ~, :,
1ch places teachers religion they TO be protected To-
Veth With those under Instruction In their schools az well
their property including chspes hospitals schcoIhouse eno
all their property Of whatever Kind.
III cens Of the United States commit ofenses on shore
tho are DC punished but be made prisoners and cent
10 the nearest Cosu OF the United states with foil satenens
Of oense committed o punishment according 10 tne sSs
of the United and IN Ike II Chipese OF e
Taapiprs commit oaen,e board American ship he se
be- delivered 40 to the authorities for punt hnent,
The Consus the United States authorized TO give eit
the country If any Ame citizen should be in tho territory
Of Taepng expected thai ne viii be respected and pro
tected as Il tie passport were dire ed to them
Tho above points being conceded t1ey sha be pIoMused
speedily possible throughout all the possessions 81 pe
Extracts from the reply Of the Tapping authorities
10 the above:
We respectfully aceede 20 the sipllstions.
When vessels pass let them be examined by the
Assistant General IN charge Of the Heavenly Custom and
such passed from the Consu Of your honorable country
shall SLOWED proceed. Should your honorable
counys vessels be passing NSnkn in the night they must
north bank Of the Ysngtse and It "a daylight after
having been examined at the Cus.omouse, they viii be o.
low ed TO proceed - .
This is most important arrangement, and will add
greatly ii properly improved to the extent OF trade in
the East The China Nal speaks Of the River Yang
tse-Kiang as the Child of the Ocean, The Great
River" and par excellence. The River" Sc.