The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-01-09

they would fight and the white people would destroy
them. ! hope Queen Victoria Will lend Us twenty or
thirty OF her men OF ships to assist commerce
II she keep good faith with there telling what
gbt happen poud not be surprised good sund
constitutional monarchy here in three years We
publican aristocracy already and than allow the
country TO be destroyed by emancipation Of the negro
sui we'll Queen victoris's eonss You then
would BIO friends and Our eight States
as large as all Europe save Russia and here the ounda
ton o great peope-negroes and all We want foreign
com mcrce the establishment Of tho useful arts and
want liberalism, the arts and sciences and We have
riches enough TOR all this"
Important from China.
PEACE NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. OF THE TREATY
lHE INDEMNITY ETC., ETC.,, ETC.
FOREIGN OFFICE, MONDAY, Dec. "a, 1850.
The following despatch was received at the Foreign
Ofce via Trieste, at half past Y. NJ, from her
Majesty agent and Consul General at Alexandria, dated
| Dccembr 49,
Mr. Loeb has arrived with dispatches from China and
leaves to-day for Malta The ratification Of the treaty Of
Tentsin exchanged, and the convention OF Pekln
signed October "a The English nd French ambassadors
took their residence in the capital and would remain
there until November The French army retired from
pekin on the LIT OF November. The English would
man Till the ambassadors left large force TO remain
at 1en-tsn till the treaty and conditions be fulfilled
The following arc the principal clauses
Apology from the Emperor for the affair Of Peiho Last
Ministers to reside at Pekin.
Indemnity fixed to be doubled.
1ieD-isIn 10 be opened to trade Immediately.
Emigration allowed
Kowichon ceced 10 the British crown
Tho treaty Of Tn and the convention OF Pekn TO
be put IN Immediate operation, and 10 be published
throughout the empire.
The palaces Of Yuenntiny have been entirely burnt
70 the ground by the British forces.
The bodies OF the prisoners who died in the hands Of
the Chinese have been brought in and buried with honors
| III he Russian Cemetery on October H.
| Captain BI abazon and Able dc Luc beheaded
about sept 81 after the battle of Pahlchow The bodies
1 have Lot been cred.
| Indrmntes are expected from the Chinese for tho
families Of deceased English and French.
Ministers have LETT Shanghae tor Tfen tsin
Major Anson has arrived charged with dispatches from
SIR Hope Grant the War Office leaves this day.
IRIHSE, Lee. ~, ls6O. Ii. RAVEN.
PExS, Oct. 81, 1860
The treaty Of Tien tain was ratified and the
signed here on the 24,h Of October by Lord Egn and
Prince Hung. The rormalities gone through
with Baron Gros the following day.
The indemnity to be paid BY the Chinese has been fixed
| Tie iolowng summary Of the convention
In sItice The Emperor regrets the Misunderstanding
Article stipnales iha. British Minister shall reside
at Pekm.
Article arranges the payment Of the indemnity by
| Article opens the port OF TIen- tsin TO trade.
| Article removes the nterdot on emigration.
Article ceces Cow loon to the British Crown.
Article provides for the immediate operation of the
! treaty OF Tien. ten.
Arioc orders the PRONUNCIATION OF treaty through
| out China
Article s,puaies for tho evacuation Of Chusan by the
| British force
| veniber.
IL is reported that the First Royals, the Eighty SO
England.
Lord Flsn resides in Pekn. The Emperor is at zhs
boil In TAFT larry. Mesrs Bowlby, DeNorman and Anter
have been buried with great solemnity.
The 81 Gl00 900 has been exaoted tor tho families
Of the III lush officers who have been murdered
Tho summer palace OF tho Emperor was burnt by the
British on the 18th Of October.
ssIASonax, Nov 8, 1860.
The insurgents are stll levymg tribute In various
places and IL sing Ningpo.
The London Times remarks on the happy coincidence
which brings authentic news Of the peace with China
nIHl a6t he hel INNS
came. The Times heartily congratuates the country
the conditions Of peace, by the fourth article Of which
Ten.Isin at becomes open mart for trade aad
brings into direct commercial communication with
Pekin
France.
Several detachmeDts Of artillery, we'll rs the first
section OF the army works corps, had received orders
TO embark for China.
Various current In Paris as to the Italian
question. According 10 report Russia and France
hah agreed TO support Francis the Second Ia his strons
eold Gaeta until tho spring. Another report that
tbs Emperor Napoleon meditates the formation OF q
southern Kingdom In Italy the sovereign OF which % 70
II announced that the Princess Clotilde wife of
Prince Napoleon, has long been IN interesting situa
ton
Italy.
"A Naples despatch OF the 2lsi December states, upon
reliable authority, that the French fleet about to
Quit ia station oh oacta, and that great demon szson
prevailed among the beseged army. The batteries
p ON the heights u Tortora replied TO the fire Of the
,ip.
give n grad bill 20 the army
g,ea, rfe ia tie Neapolitan and Sandman funds had
taken pace at Naples.
fGatiOnAry conspiracy, organized at Rome had
dEsosertC
lie rope delivered alocuton consistory held on
ho 18th instant His Holiness spoke the persecution
u The trs tns in Syria and Chna and announced that
tho Grand Duke of Baden haa violated the pontacal
uorcnt.
riacars had been posted upon the walls OF Rome boar
log tbs aInr OF King Victor Emanuel and the words
1--WE desire anuexat,n u ssrdni,o Crowds Of people
Aur,t hut tho Ind Lad IN mn
arrcsts
Naples despatch q the 2lst reports that decree was
Of preparation ordering exraord nary levy
@, men between eighteen and lfty live years Of age
Saxony.
The King Of Saxouy vas suffering from an attack OF
measles aIo ihs MINISTER had been entrusted with the
eutirc direction Of the government during his ness
Austria.
The Official Wiener zeriurq publishes a circular, ad-
dressed by baron Won ocbtnes hing the OF
.s iSs ,op the mloa y sSs sn n
tors VI state 70 carry out fully and oficctysly
tho r,sosu,sons and intentions OF the Emperor, NJ
Orubs. Az regards freedom Of religious worship, IL
The viii " lhe kmperor that political and civil rights
shall IN respeci BE- preserved against
rent and that tho neutral relations Of tins different con
sha b. established upon equitable footing
upon the real love for ooes peighbor Public Ia
stfucinu viii b. promoted By every ,osble means The
i'te deyesopset " tbs natonalitiss " accorded With
rpct W the pablo pts every preventive inserfe<encs
sna mt asty will b. pursued with redoubed energy on
w I'h hitherto followed The communes VIII enjoy an In
o.IeeeLt existence fbs ADMINISTRATION II justice IL ~ b.
Sp@ 49, " IA Ne government administration Public,ty
s.a snc ora iorn Of pocoua b. introduced INTO
W. on aon penal courts q law An regards the provn-
cs sstte, - Ministry state as been authoiiseS q
h,rOtuce nto he fundamental laws the or,no,nIS a ehc
rcpreecnL.,o o. tho digres. mt.r,ss bv rnea~s "a
o. ec ebStons ann thu nsons q electoral r,shs ana
eligibility The right Of initiative and The pusIio,tv ~
debates The Council OF tho Enp,ro A. 49,
prov NICE bebcngs the general ss,salson while tho
Provincial Ircts arc ouly conpote1t TO lev SLATE on
PROVINCIAL questtDs s therefore, conferred the rirht OF
ginatnS pr9,ects 81 law and publicity OF debates me
Coonc of the Umpire will be composed o naembers an
cstdiltssy elected BY the nrovLcil diets and wlL be-