New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-03-28

also BE- mutually taken into the account when forming such
rules and Iesulons We therefore, now especially improve
the facility OF DR. Los presence to prepare this document
proposing covenant or treaty with the various pson
rcsorpg to CHIN for commerce and missionary operaou
Now, Shanshse being already place OF foreign residences
ofcoure ought 10 call IN n soldiers and friendly
relations with them and beyond this extend protection
over them order quiet and tho merchants of
country But beyond ths city OF Shanshse, mater
whist place. wherever soldiers sve none csn pas, OF any
county without nsn. leave hence 1t requisite to unite
mutual agreement or treaty to determine on what terms
that leave shall be granted Thus the purpose OF high heaven
will be exhibited in giving each kingdom ito boundaries %
"a to guard IT, eitoy then, those both within aud be-
yond the four org continue a. Brethren uniting II
good and thorough concord having mutual rc among their
srcont people aud that for nyrads Of ages without ter.
nnttop We presume the people Of the various Kingdoms
wi not take tho cTd Of the low bred and vulgar to DO the
dyer Hon. l. g. an obstacle In the way Of friendship With
dne is this document prepared end most respecoy 90
solicit your coniecendns eyamin alton IL u also hoped
you will favor 10 with desirable Iepons We earnestly
sohci, cles and thorough look into this matter.
promised to translate for him the foregoing docu-
ment and publish it. / thought it was but fair,
no vever, bad as they were, that they should have
the privilege Of speaking for themselves. And if,
as lie says, they attacked by foreign troops
without any previous notice consultation, Ger
sinIy think there might be better course pursued,
more civilized 10 it's aspect and calculated 10 destroy
fewer lives both foreign and native. Is Chung
Wang really such an outlaw, notwithstanding the
large portion Of territory he holds in the vicinity OF
ShaDghae, that general can't send in to him flag
Of ruce, and let him know the object of his attack,
what his demands are, and on what terms he can
surrender, or take hia departure This would only
be Of the common decencies Of war, think, aud
save many lives; for presume that Chung Wang
would seldom risk battle with foreign troops.
The officers at Soo-Chow, including Boo-Wang
received ue kindly, and promised TO write 70 Chung
Wang that had arrived according to invitation,
and request his instructions as TO what good thing
they thouid do for me- On the Goth day letters
FROM bin arrived directed TO them, and one 10 me
which read as follows:
THA Klse Chung wsDg.Le's communication, to the Rev
Missionary Lc.Ilo--ehuen
Sin: have received iiom honorable rels,ien and high
oiHcsI soo.Chow, communications Announcing your
ys at that city from Canton that at present stop
ping the premises OF Iew, my high officer. Now the
missionary ha, really shown the depth and energy OF BIZ
nind by coming heI. Notwithstanding the thousand IL
Chinese mile that intervene. Your correspondent (Chung
Wsns hmss hss long desired to hsves personal chat will
the missionary and earnestly hopes that 1t viii meet hi
sppToblti7n to the CAPITA, Marking. where may
have social discourse together Also Teen often think
ofthe msonasy, aud should you r-sn'WanE himtel
spoken clearly the subject, and viii give heart,
welcome you cannot come. your correspondent Ia unable
a. tine present tis to SooChow TO have perous
interview with tie missionary Should you return to Canton
have directed BooWans to present the missionary with
$500 10 take back with him. ro,due at fuus day h,
again and receive, wb,n havo little leisure from
tho army for personal interview. II the missionary &
willing he contuue 1t SooChow from three 10 nv,
onh,, until and teach the Inhabitants ~srhiI
God which good thing: not he do altogether g. h'
choose Most respectfully this communication presented
with Kind eors rstulstou'
The sum above named was received on tho 18th
ut, with other valuable presents, from Boo-WAna
aud oibers, which enables the missionary to enlarge
bis sphere OF usefulness. J.. :. II.