New-York daily tribune., 1863-11-05
ssy s.s Who win deliver him, dead o, olive into his

% any 80 Who win deliver him. dead or 'nve' into bis
porsons been led sDder fase rrcnSr
BY the American named Burg vine to Join The rebel,
G,1ed wi ON delivery Of the said Bne-yine whether alive
dead into hs custody. that Of hi. sieTs immediately
uer guarantees them ase,, farther proceedns' on
.seo Of their previous ''nDe''C. ~ Eh ~ q; :HAyo 1sS
"Fatai and Imperial Commissioner.
"SAsaeASA Aug H. 1881
were even Indifferent honest" RlOOO would net suf
Ace 70 tempt them 70 take hs life; but being ~ the!
are for the most part the very scnm OF the otscourngs
Of society his kfo will be In no slight peril The At
tempt either to capture assassinate him. however.
will be no childs play; apart from the fact that he 10
man Of undaupted personal courage and determination.
be has many With him who are attached to him person
ally and would visit with summary vengeance any al
tempt against him. No doubt however all these dangers
were taken into consideration by him before hc loned
ths cansc He may well argue that since he was sple
spite T rcwsra Of 50 ooo tacl. offered Tor bis head
sfter his dispute with Takce whose house was not BOT
half mile from hs own. nc may escaRe a!R}o,.a n
But although no protest has hitherto been raised BY the
American Consul cannot avoid the conviction tnaA
In Issuing proclamation cs such purpor. The rutsa nas
;ss. @s gRSssG 4Rss puass @ q
male 70 thsr consular representatives for trial buf the
Futai preudees Burs guilty.. and ohers prsminm
for his execution Ii he fall In fair fight OF oouivc notn
Ing moro can be said than thst hs has incurred TIE rik
na psd he forfeit but il be be taken prisoner the
Chinese would be bound to deliver him up TO the Asi
can Consul vho have reason 10 believe. would only
deport him. IL dGnlt then. TO believe that the iat
ter ill allow this garpg sttcmpt to procure hh assas
snntion to pass without strong protest.
The Qonsu!s OF England, France, America, Prussia
and Russia have nty given notice that any person
enstips In the rebel reuks. or epdcavorng TO Induce
others enlist will be punished with the utmost sof
The law alows Active STEPS have been taken to check
the arms trade which IL already aneusing from the
difficulty of approaching Soothow. The French Con
su GcIe al has notified That al residents on t'c fIebch
are render account of the arms II tuelr
possession by fixed date; and her Brt,nnic Majettys
reminded steamers and other boats INTO
the interior that they rrder liable TO conhsca
ton by running past the CnftoI House barriers IT the
mouths ofcreeks This applies principally tosundr. small
steamers which In the habit ot running up 10 the
rrbc couEr, for silk. ard suspected Of carrying
othcr eta as ell as si.cy to exchange for H. but II
/, useless 10 remind them - their liability unoss the
ponaly be put In practice whereas tAc little sn
pound gnns which the C.Le.e affect woald Dot 90 much
harm n they s;ruck even " oundeI which Unless IN
very eases is the heaviest gun carried hy gun
boat vonld not 90 much injury. af the Chinese pOwuer
ustd is ey.oTsble. Beside ChlAese gunneis nrc not
noted or thcr proficiency and would not be very hhely
to hii small sts amer running ri fGl speed. To en-
des' stop the six irste rally seems e1cldn our
cou ,.aooncy TO the luP"fihsis Ai,le too nr Low
ever such attempt Vii succeed 80 IL does not much
signn,.
\ European nsmei Beeche!. landlord OF = public
boz - lfr,Hicd the other uht un clafg" o pein.
connected w!th BurecyiHe Ef ii oacn coEc'scd. .nd
elhhle, the authorities arrest several Other Who
were IN boat wgitipr favorable opportunity 10 -tar
foT ,pcow-inochanic, and arIsars eio weI. e. nave
sslab.sheG u foCndcgy lor tAOt Aad shcl. NoiWith
standing PercNey's a~ownl Of his completely, 10 was
found impossible 20 triLg bonn" any tangible chsrs.
against him he Lad Intention OF 0iuing Tie r-hcs
Lirs, II but uerrly sctng for Bnfsc,.ne. and all
got of ,rft easy. Not some Foreigners VII"
acre arrested Seonsing after the capture Of tHe
kiao-Nihu
Direct, Burgc, Inc had got into rtc river where any
further a,ienlrt o. stop him MAS hopccs' Aao"rine,
aTt 4 .
might lie within 10 be arrested. Niu, scfe discovered
and Is not could give s1tisiaci"rf account Il
liiasol' ,Aey al de;ainc! ~ fIiu,I nio mat on
regarding them could be oOlaiA'd. search IN the
boat of one q Manila man hronrhi 30 lgh nrcbc
pass and <.on military maAd.fil Of tie thifd
grade. signed BY Ching varg. lie lad ~ 10 The time
Of lie aIreet been acting ne ordcr, 10 on~ oi The o.cs
In GoTdoLs force ard As nois ithstaIGng tn plain
evidence sgaiIet him. he denied having eve! lad co'n
uicaton with tie robels, his guilt scrIcd oisa SO
With tie Futas hppro. al he VA lsheAdcd IL Is vsry
cuestonable however. Whether his gnlt verc r'e!ly
90 certain - Is appeared. heere noi,lnr but bis IN
tense fsnS o admitting former conne'fon with tbc
rebels cost him his life. Be:orv tOinng Wards
durin ths, time had earned lis commission hich No
lsp; probably - Iroteston In os3o he should sGLn
lAll into their tAnds Had be erpaiieL Ills. probably
Lc might have saysd his life il tsc boat oil tvo osSen
"a Grvek aid an ItaIsnvss fouDd sore sIh. and Eso
come CLlness mans and ~omAls elo'hos. saigrsfsd
With tlood. They admitted having been 70 sooshov
WITH cargo Of ,o-. and HAVING obtained y. an Y
exchange bot refused % give any account OF the blood
found Il. their boat ard IRE aocordrgy oehss1ca on
the double charge Of llic.i trading and murder. 1he
sr others who i,d been arrested verc sent IN charge
II guard ~ Slnlrha~, 10 b ffied by tho futai On
n. charge O. having been sooomploos os burgev.ne
but attempting t. sscnpr ~ te way. thrcs we're sAot
by tie guard the Others succeeded In srtDg OIL Ihs
raadrrls arc npp-eLcn-ve That Buryctrc VII aftark
Soont!ng; but teT- hardly seems rr0unds for fsars
ss long QliIsan rsma!rs In prsses,oa u Tic Inpo
riHl!sis