New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-11-21
CHINA and JAPAN.

HOSTILITY TO FoREIGNERs-CoNMERcIAL PANIC
AT sHANGHAI-A CYCLONE AT HONG KONG
SERIOUS TROUBLE BETWEEN NATIVES AND
FoREIGNERS-TIIE PROPOSED OPENING or
YEDDO-DISAsTRoUs STORMS ON THE COAST.
SAN Francisco, Nov. 19.-The steamship
Great Republic of theChna Mail ne has arrived she
brings 200 passengers and 1900 tuns of for San
Francisco, New York, and Europe Her dates Hong
Kong, oct. Is, Shanghai l7th and Yokohama, 2Jth.
The from Teintsin represents that the junkmeu
1.-THE native seamen at mouth Of the Peho River have
neiehb9rbood The English Admiral tKuppcD had been
fired while on board OF Her Maestys gnboat Dove.
The American steamer Wachuse had also been attached
Serious trouble was anticipated.
The Chief OF Nicnfe had usual escaped. II is be-
lieved that the Imperial troops will this Winter form
conjunction with the Mohammedan rebels, and threaten
Pekin
AT Shanghai the Fall season had been sickly. Many
persons had died suddenly and them the wife Of
the British Consul Commercial failures continue The
leading houses closing up also the French establish
same panic exists among the Chinese out Of TIC native
banks Al have failed within u months The imports toi
1866 show increase OF 100000 taels The exports
for the same period decreased 100000 taels
The foreign commissioners IN the employ Of file Chinesa
Government held caucus at Shanghai and there vera
many surnlses MS TO It's OBJECT lt Is represented tha
they will through the Imperial Government at Pekin,
endeayor 10 get nd of the enorous revenue service u
der the treaty Of 1858.
An impressive masonic service held on the occasion
Of the dedication OF the new masonic temple IN shanghai
1t cost 100000 Mexican dollars There was tOrchlgt
procession in which American tre-englne, the hist
ever used in China, was feature.
Advices from HongkoEg represent that another fear
Supply was saved in a novel manner by Capt. Conway.
The ship had parted with both anchors and must have
gone ashore and become total wreck, when Capt Con.
had four heavy guns lashcd together and launched
overheard The device succeeded, and the vessel rode
out Q the gale in safety The damage on the shOTe IL cs-
timated at SlOyO0OOO0.
Aiarge bed Of the best quality of btumnous coal has
miles from the Yang-tse Kiang River The English Con-
sui Mr.. Workman, will endeayor TO persuade the Chinese
officials 10 allow foreigners to work the mine
At Tse-Kiang the American, English ana french
Consuls had forced the Chinese officials to rebuild the
torn
port. An English aud French gunbOat was sent for,
the lives Of foreigners having been threatened There -
no American gunboat in the neighbOrhOOd, the ouy
ayalabe-the AshuelOt, double demonstrating been
ordered by Admiral Bell 70 Tie etsng An Amcri-
can named Rose, Of the heroes OF Gettysburg had
states Consul at that place had requested United states
Minister Burngamc to have the Chinese Official removed
for violating the terms 81 the treaty.
Exchange London at sight, III for taels, four
credits, four months sight, 7a8i per taeL New-f0rk,
l2l gold Mexican dollars, 7250 Curaas dollars. 7i5.
Gray shrngs, per piece tae 233d25O white, 235 d2sJ.
American drills, 40 yards, 4.24 34.3O.
The following vessels are on the berth for Newfork:
American barks Fair Leader and Burnside and British
bark soerna There are six ships on the berth for Lon
Since the departure OF the mail steamship Colorado
from Yokohama, nothing OF interest had tralsplIed
There but small amount OF business being done, the
condition Of the weather preventing arrivals Inc Dad
weather had detrimental effect upon trade generally:
Neither silks or teas were coming down IN amy gfeaI
quantities Money was scarce ana Tie import i@ae SUI
The ratification of the Belgian treaty exchanged
at Yeddo the 10th OF october. -
There is no change IN the situation OF the dulcuIy
From ali the information received it appears that
cally An immense hotel is being but at Yedd0 by the
Government for the of Foreigners II Is questionable
opening that city foreign intercourse At Osaka about
ten of land have been set apart for the use of
foreigners but is long distance from the business
center and surrounded by water.
The mysterious movements Of the rulers OF the country
have given birth to rumoTs OF unsatisfactory nature
A Manila letter OF Oct says that the weather has
been bad for shipping. For three days thai place was
| wat A inuQlatlOu
the Northern portion OF the Island Reports from Hocos
several hundred lives lost The same says Tho
Sardinia hence for NewIork put back IN distress hay
lug suffered heavy damages. The Stuart Wartley was
wrecked during gale on North Danger shoal and fears
entertained for the safety Of the Annie angton and
Fort Regent both last seen In dangerous positions Tho
total wreck OF British bark the coast is reported.
Accounts OF further disasters are daily arriving -,
The steamer European, with the mail OF August TO- from
Hong Kong overdue aud was feared she had been
Advices from Shanghai, Oct II, give the position OF
the vessels belonging the United States Asatc Squad
ron IN CHINA and Japan waters Inc Hartford is en-
TO shanghai The supply is at Hong Kong the Monoeaey
The AsGucot is at Shanghai She intended to be
ployed BY the United states Minister, Mr.. Burlngame.
Tor visiting the ports OF China during this Winter
The Shenandoah is at Yokohama. The Wachusett has
been heard from at Singapore
The steamship Costa Rica brings TO San Francisco 2s4
packages OF teas for New-York, and u bales OF silks.
Nov. 20.-At Hong Kong freghts are steady at s2 in
gold per tun from Canton to Newfork and siS4s+ from
Black Teas-FOo.Chow market, oolongs opened for
taels duty paid, cargo grades.
Sales OF green teas nj Shanghai continued 10 he made
freely, and market settled at 40Q42 teals per
pcul
The number Of American vessels entered In the United
States Consulate Shanghai for the quarter ending Sep.
TENDER 90 was l22 and l05 American vessels cleared
during the same quarter.
The United States ship Oneida daily expected az
Hong Kong from the United States.
The United states COnsulGenera SegenGre, at Annoy,
has gone settle the trouble arising from the
murder OF the crew of the American bark Rover The
General the aid FeOnta and body OF Jmpe-
rial troops.
PEKIN.
Rumors in circulation concerning the approach or
the Robber bands. The American Minister has made
preparations receive them The English Minister IL
getting ready for the defense.
American vessels at Hong Kong: Ships, Bengal, Colo
RADIO Golden State, Rather Shirley, Sumatra. White
swallow Barks Penguin Parsee, Adelia Carlton. Ben
efactor, Nellie Hastings At WhanpOa: ship Margaret
The American bark Nesta NeaZe laden with coal from
sydney lost in gale September q, at the mouth or
the Yangtze River. All hands were saved
American vessels at Shanghai Wild GaJeile ana Burn
side for New-York; Anne Kimball and simoda for Zoo
Chow.
Rates for Tea-f3 TO New York, and 80 TO London.
A disastrous typhOOn occurred on the China coast.
on the LIST OF October there great destruction OK
property shore and in the harbor Of Hong Kong.
stone Cutters Island; the bark Lancaster also went
ashore and n great many iunks were foundered.
British and American fleets preparing 10 visit
Osaca Japan the occasion Of the opening of that port
to foreigners on January |.