The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-02-06


extract regarding tho provinces that naturally
attracting much attention both In England and iu
India and have TO thank the friend who has been
good as to communicate the same TO U.s.
The country near and about Ynrkand Is In state o! In
suecon The town governed by twelve upsiart leaders
who fighting one with another The tribe OF Ioon.
gnnees have chosen their leaders, and have surrounded
the place This tribe ~ known for It's generally orderly
behavior and subsection to any ruler thai may be in
power at Yarkand Tho manifestation OF revolt In
these parts IL considered By the merchant classes 70 DO
an tndcoiion Of Grodir o,cer hnpag nffg1fd Nem
ohose dealings are ocnc ded, and whose agents are
moving about among the jacai tribes with one object
OF creating universal revolt and thus breaking the
nucnce OF China 10 these parts which for the ast two
years has been next TO nothing IL Is commonly be-
eved that troops will come 10 their help from Kasbgar
Extreme agitation Is spreading everywhere, aud u b
given ont that emissares have been deputcd by the
General OF the Russian force from quarter north
OF place called Eli which used TO b. tho headquarters
the Chinese troops that latter had been driven
back and routed In series OF engagements with the
News of their disaster having reached Pekln the pro
vncaI government have rcsoy 20 punish severely the
whole jacla tribes who have yielded 70 the overturcs Of
tho ''new enemy from the North The last news re-
ceyed from yafkand Is TO the effect that large forcc
said 10 amount 10 100 600 men, II ~ why TO Ynrkand
and that Chinese authorities accompanying the force
with explicit orders TO destroy the town aud Kill every
and woman In II. Authentic intelligence has been
resolved from traders that the regular kaias OF mcr
chants have been puDdered, and all traffic will now
cease for some lime between Yarkand and British terri
tories. II bchoogcs government 20 make every inquiry
about the borders Of British and Cashmere territory. as
10 how far this intelligence ~ of a rel able character
Who can doubt when all independent sources Of IN
formation 50 materially concur in tho character OF the
Intelligence, thai Rf'.d is carrying oa ffgts broyg'
bs viole N Central ia with the 10 h-r most nagInl
Wow OF increasing her Possessions aud influence and not
Of settling her Inc Of frontier as she rpeeousy re1snd-
In her explanations
ENGLAND rowEELEss TO PREVENT RUSSIAN cos
QUEST.
fFrum the Bombay Gazette
We among those who take an alarmist view OF
Russian Invasion Central Asia, aud tho day FAR d
' ovsram" rSsssa ' or ed i"a e S
over - that - are unsry hs',s 70 Prerf h.,'a Ir"
proceeding I" hes e1rsr eoi7a, " = he' eol % cry
our her icy 81 danenc'on fhe has base OF operations
al her back which cannot command, aud the Tubes
she Incorporates Into her mammoth doninons are upon
her own borders Her recommendation, and diplomacy
with her military strength frpxnlng upon her frontier
have oil the weight OF coinnandS We cannot oppose her
progress by an armed cmbauy 20 Turbcs,sn and IN
arm d diplomacy intrigue at the ba harlan courts would
be simply ridiculous aud failure The unci are 20 IN
appro.ciable 10 every Power save Russia that IL IL
difficult 10 obtain curaic knowledge oi The
events which arc transfirng, and even the English
Cabinet .elf can only app al 10 tho Russian Court and
enforce 10 stay ~ coDqnssis Th - tie very
diuicglty that would prevent England from tend ng
force FROM India 70 Ifkesanwcre such an absurd COP.
capflan ever DO thought ofrctsrs the progress Of
Russia towards dan frnuiicr, and pos'poncs Tho
danger 10 or Ind Ian possessions. whfh ~ anncaini
policy and 'maRifcst destiny sngget kvery accession
o. territory, how EVER which strngihens her ppsiiou m
Central Asia brings hcr nesrgr % HndOstsn aid 20
her tghf 80 o. ,o'"cMs ~ h'gp'f az aA+rS' ~
s.pr' l. ~ ri /. ma be admitted lhs, !, wcald he
better for Bdtin % oHc Power Of little or no ~.
hasuce IN Nnrdrcsn afsiu were con'cun.nois wih
her Indian posscsipns; bat She kng~s TIE dauTcr
breads and ba- souc generations ddrug winch ,9rfc
pare 90 meet IT, sonid II heanshile, knsia
has The f,st .cd res Coz her advance and ue'rr
lod by territorial greed OF b. necessity = engaged
that on which Enslsnd iIself b engaged India
Oas Of t. fs@ o. ~ ~ sUift ~, u t.it,di Ant mt'
osrb ~ 'cad NJ Of - ~ 4 an uo' Nin ho'd<t
rsd tt5s Rurar f-H ~ TRULY = ; NJ q ~ gaiy
Pwr ciici &C oaPi'h ~ ~ orirr he Heaven. hr-t
iaw caan,l top soIn b. ssia'ii.bcd ancnz ~, mot
f4nafrl ald bifarsrs 81 s the people Of a. u y 10
atntouaut iaier have the.o via tribes that BID den
10 everything save the nryng hand 81 an 100 de-
patsn brnugftn under he control. ue ~ less 81 .pfo
peap idea dfs'ay Hsfao q pr II - N 'a' ri
~ fy,aa ard rcrrisg feersss u' a. ~ hsf y ~
c34.nsfJ, Nhrh % buol year 40 vcr" pfry - every
sagage a., 81 rapiue ani rrnd v. sud INTO With d a
stranger p~n~trurd his iie uas cesti.u iortii .
hs..'s pc .~g .>",, 10 - ,','F 80, ~ ~.
tia-a wilt ~ h7r governmental Influence 0-r
Improvements viii duly iios tveri one ms con ees
thH imfnense adyaniaE0 D. The anse o. l<aipn ~
the o.eupatinunf lCn,ral Afh Us CD Scd Power bat
t ncscrihesss remain. hr Eugand cg'n vble " ~.ng
vnh ra ilaefiou fhs adv sgre 10 acgiHa fofcrnment
into f. "a. 0f ugaiod barbIrsu 80 90 strengthen
her D. tou . Ind ~ make ID dau srrofs thing ~
tiat llscr whfn atIs upn lee frontier, 10 encfoarh
ar-sl1s srprosgD Az.
Doom ihe Caicuiia Enslialiman NoT -
In aiiirie portion ~ which repnri tlis morn
lng The bombay tsorr> treat In mot state 'manike
insnnor The suteet u us-itn sggrel ion % 'enil VS.
tho career nron which that great Power hes catered ~
this continent AMI points "t whcfe the reel dfng"f ~
Fnaland g. and .hai - ~ naturc However nuiiN-V
u may D. hat RI -a c'Hn sh0glh she etienn ~ y"
niuons a. very frouuefs viii ever invade india ~
that. " sne dos, hfr una3riphins WI result ~ Ahf
thlng bit disaster thors oan he no dolh thai
30 n-ur,f "A, sfJroo - ~ 10 gs,, f J. h,r % sr
N harfe ard amy should she ercf gan sanitieuf
innaenos over he Arrhsns ant the inneISus tiies
upon rorhwesirru bifd'rit sbe luhy % thf q.rf
ITALY vihoo, ma'chias sngie colder inio hlni1o
.tau That fis Toli IA b. nksy ~ ADOPT slch csurss
vifh he view 81 ui niaieiy taking our Isft n thi-
country, DO not believe BIT shs y feFy haelf 20
avail hoflf Of tie tnffeared Influence this npTftny
wuult gl.e her TIE eoanrb n Euirre a. a. a.
her developing plans inu,h moe unrofitu'
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