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The New York herald., 1867-08-19

Rear Admiral Bell sends long account to
the Navy Department Of his operations on the
coast of China. We have published also an
account of the shelling of part Of the island
by our naval vessels in those waters. The
latter was in retaliation for the murder of the
crew of the ship Rover, wrecked there not
long since. This shelling Of the coas. must
have given intense amusement to the natives,
who probably retired out Of range, and
accepted the firing as a salute from the outside
barbarans. The landing there Of any force
which we now have in our China squadron
would be simply to sacrifice them II they
advanced into the country. The idea of
Admiral Bell, that the Chinese can take the
matter in hand and chastise tho islanders, is
quite as ridiculous.
China has, since $685. been gradually
advancing to the conquest Of the island, and
as yet rules only small part Of its territory,
and still smaller portion Of its two millions
of people. Il cost the Chinese government an
immense expenditure Of men and money to
suppress the insurrecton there in 1888. We
cannot hope, therefore, that any representa-
Celestials to open an endless war with the bold
ISLANDERS by seizing and holding over seven
hundred miles of island coast line.
These piracies Of the China seas have, how
ever, at length reached a point where II is alb
solutely essential that some effort should be
made by the commercial nations OF the world
to suppress them. At least the number Of the
ships which are from time to time wrecked on
the coast might be greatly reduced by giving
to commerce the means to prevent shipwreck.
This can be done by thorough coast survey
of the numerous islands Of the Western Pacific
and Indian Oceans; and, as 1t is matter that
interests the entire commercial world, II should
be ON International enterprise for common
welfare. Ten years might find it completed.
Its cost would be nothing in comparison to the
vast openings it would give to commercial de-
veopment, while the contributions to science
would be immense. The progress Of modern
| times demands that no corner Of the world
remain unmapped, and with the same sccu-
racy, too, that has distinguished the French,
| English and American surveys at home.
Especially does commerce now call for good
charts Of the coast Of Eastern Asia and Its
adjacent islands; for those nations have faced
about and are turning their eyes eastward
The trade which flows through the dangerous
navigation of the Western Pacific gives an
annual figure Of many mllions-the next de
cade promises to double 1t, especially oul
share of II. The next half century will see Il
multiplied by ten. Our steamship lines ar'
already opening the way TO IT, Let our gov
ernmsut, with policy that spans the world
remember that 10 make this trade safe Is I
The New York herald., 1867-08-19
Tho British Government and tho Indian
Famine.

The story of the Indian famine of last year,
which the English journals are now raking up,
is about as horrible as anything in history.
One million five hundred thousand unhappy
wretches perished Of starvation. Living skele-
tons crawled to the waters edge to drink, and
fell in from sheer exhaustion. Cannibalism
prevailed in every variety. An idiot was dis
covered dining off dead mans body. An
other famine-strickeu native picked the corpse
of child out of the river, took ii home and
boiled it for tiflin. Mother and son were dis
covered feasting together on the body OF
dead infant. Children, in fact, seem to have
been the staple article OF diet. "Ihave known
no instance (writes missionary from Bala-
sore) Of the Hindoos eating dogs or cats or
cows; bu. they did cat their own children
when they were dead.r The effects OF this
horrible famine are even yet felt Orphanage
and destitution prevail over seventy-seven
thousand square miles of territory and some
millions of dollars must be expended to give
even temporary relief In the face Of these
facts Sl1 Stafford Norihcote, the Indian Score
tary of State, recently diverted at least seventy
thousand pounds or the Indian revenue to en- :
tertain the Sultan. Hindoos may starve and
rot. but the Sultan must be feasted. So, as the
Ministry were unwilling to risk any OF their
scanty popularity by asking Parliament for a
special grant, the banquet TO the Sultan was
paid for out OF the Indian revenue, and sum
OF money was thus squandered that would have
carried plenty into the famine-stricken homes
of Orissa. Hindoos persisted, but the Sultan
dined
The New York herald., 1867-08-19

Rev Father Desmet, who accompanied cenera' o""y
10 the Indian tribes on the Missouri river says he oom
mlsssoners met with cordial reception from tne 's'
ous tribes as far north a. the Yellowstone rSer' anu
that the chiefs expressed the willingness to accept inc
proposition Of the government TO 50 on tue Reservations
and MAINTAIN strict neutrality.
Martial Iaw ns been proci aimed in Jalesourg, NO.
in order TO suppress IN. rule Of gamblers and daspera-
does nfostiug that locality.
full report of the decision delIsesed by Sir j. r.
Wido in the Probate Court, London, Ia ;hs famous
Thwsytes will case involving the possession OF prop:ry
estimated a. half million Of pounds sterling
appears in the HERALD to-day. The elaborate analysis
made by the judge Of the mental condition OF the
testatriK previous to and ct the time OF making
tho will is only equalled BY the extraordinary state
OF mind TO which she was brought By sprtuallstic
advisers and sprsualism. Imagining that she had sx
porienced physical regeneration and born to
body, she INDUCED in tho onomauia that she was the
spouse OF the Creator, and superior to all tho
and women on earth, with tho exception OF q Doctor
Smith-who was to have had the of tho property
under tho will-who was co-eQual with her, both OF
them ruling the destinies Of the world and its inhabitants
70 great extent Judge wlde's treatment Of the sub
jeot OF mental deusons. fanstcism religious haze and
monomania will no doubt be read with deep interest by
physioogss humanitarians of every class and in the
churches The will was set asde
The New York herald., 1867-08-19
The Emperor Theodore In Difncalty.

No monarch in modern times has given more
annoyance in a sm9.ll way to England than the
ebony Emperog Theodore, Of Abyssnia.
Having cultivated liking for the widowed
Queen Of England, and having professei him.
zelf rot unwilling to solace her in her SORROWS,
he seriously offered her his hand, retaining,
meanwhile, in order to make his purpose good,
certain English residents as sureties. His suit
not succeeding-Victoria having no desire to
supply the place Of her lamented Albert by a
royal "nigger'-ihe wrath Of his Majesty has
fallen upon the unfortunate captives. Recon-
mendations, advices, proposals, warnings,
threats have been had recourse to by the
British government but all have been equally
in vain. War had at last become o necessity,
and we believe was seriously resolved upon.
But what English troops were equal to cam
paign in those regions OF the sun? Egyptian
troops were thought Of, and the viceroy was
not unwilling TO furnish them; but there were
many who could only see in the plan an insult
to the British army. Sepoys might be tried ;
but this plan was Objectionable on the same
grounds. Meantime the insurrection which for
some time has been going on In the heart OF
Abyssinia has assumed such proportions and
has won such successes that the prisoners have
fallen into the hands OF the rebels, who are
likely TO give them their liberty. II this
rumor prove 70 be correct. English valor will
The New York herald., 1867-08-19

The police yssterday IN sao raid upon the hotels ana
barrooms at concy lsand Of those parties alleged 10
have been violating .ho Excise law by selling ON sun
dav and succeeded In MAKING thsteen arrests. FROM
what thus far known II would seem
that the ggcaer part OF those arrested vera
1arkeepets The following their nsmes:7i
John Snllwsn, Cdarles Merritt aud Edward Cunar,
barkespers at Creenss Hoel James shaughnsv.y,
osrkeopsr Al wyckons Hotel; Robert Berkhardt ,ohu
pennison, Charles Decker, Charles @ Hyde, J@nes q.
Hsrrisor, Edward Page Edward Frsar, lhsoqfse Hook
snd ~fnss Tranor lhe prisoners were tsSen 10 the
F..<tyeighth precinct station horse, c0rvsr OF Ninc-
teenh street and Fourth avcnue whsv aey ooxe1
up for no night They viii ~ arrsxsed sefors Jasoe
Dunno this moralns
The New York herald., 1867-08-19

INFORMATION RrouIRED.-Will somebody tell
us about what amount Of money is on deposit
with banking house in this city inteneed to
bs spent to secure the nomination OF Salmon
p. Chase for the Presidency! Is u two or
three malionsl win the twenty-five owners
Of the New York Tribune let rs knows
The New York herald., 1867-08-19
Our Fleet I'm Russian Waters.

Admiral Farragut and the ships under his
command, having paid visi. to France, have
now found an anchorage 10 Russian waters.
Such naval visits used TO be made by England
only. The sight OF our ships in the great naval
centres Of the Cd World will be helpful in
preparing the mind Of Europe to recognize in
the greatrepublic the mistress OF the seas that
is To be
The New York herald., 1867-08-19

MORE INFORMATION WASTEp.-Can any one
inform us what amount Of money Chief Justice
Salmon P. Chase has invested in Europef The
sum Is variously estimated at from Eve TO
eight uiillions.
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REGISTRATION IN souya cAaulmA

CuAnLnsroS. g, O., August is, ls5I
Registration returns Ter the past week ,rcm sa 60 as
trcls hoard FROM foot 40 whites a,6s' osofes ~osA
The New York herald., 1867-08-19

! FRENCH THEATRE, Fourteenth street and Sixth ave
nue-ELIzABErH, QUEEN or EsGLANo
The New York herald., 1867-08-19

BEN COTTON AND SAM SHARPLEY'S MINsTRELs
Tttlh Avenue Opera House, Nos. and West Twenty
fourth street-IS THEIR NEGRO EooEURcrrIKs. BALLkrs
Asp BUeLRs2UEs-THE GOLDFISH AmsrocRAcY
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!. TERRACE GARDEN. Third Avenue, Pfty-eshlh and
Fifty ninth streesA-rHEoDoRK TnOaAS POPULAR GARDEN
SosogRrs commenting at O'Clock
The New York herald., 1867-08-19

no. need TO be tested beneath the burning sun
Of the tropics, and England's Queen will be no
more troubled with the opportunities Of
Theodore.
The New York herald., 1867-08-19

7 KELLY & Icons MINsrGELs, 7eO Broadway, oppo.
site the New York Hoel-IE THEiR SoScs 'DANcns,
EooTsTeioruEs. BURLssavGs &c-Posgs DAFmQgEZ
qwfc
The New York herald., 1867-08-19

: BANYNRD'S NEW YORK MUSEUM Broadway and
ah,rtieth ssyoct.-NoBoDY's DAUeHTgR, TuK BALLAD
IL wAPPIyG.
The New York herald., 1867-08-19

W0RRELL SISTERS NEW YORK THEATRE, oppo.
Dite New York HoteL-UNpEa raE GAsLGHr.
The New York herald., 1867-08-19

EIGHTH AVENUE OPERA HOUSE corucr Thiry.fourh
street and Eighth avenue-HARr Il KErSs' Combination
Iroupo.-SiEGisc DAEcIsC BuRtEsaUs PASToMiaE.
kOhEBODYs DAUGHTER.
The New York herald., 1867-08-19

- tony PASTORS OPERA HOUSE 2Ol Bowery.-CoN,o
NOoALisM. NEGRO MINrRRLsv BURLEsQUW BALLET DIVER.
qsssnerT. &o.-fHE FEnALr SuAnPsHoOrRRs.
The New York herald., 1867-08-19

OLYMPIC THEATRE. Broadway. Son.
The New York herald., 1867-08-19

GRIFFIN 4 CHRIsTY'S MINsTRELs corner Of Broad.
way and Twenty third slrce-ErH.OPiAS BALLADS
DAnosc BURLEsoUEs ac.-NoeoDYs son.
The New York herald., 1867-08-19

SAN FRANCISCO MINSTRELS. SIS Broadway. opposite
tie metropolitan Hotc.-Ls ErHoPIAs ENrERrAIY.
NEHrs. SINGING. DANCING AND BURLGsQUEs-CAsrE PROM
The New York herald., 1867-08-19

B0wERY THEATRE. Dowery. ry.-MAzsrrA-sLAsHER AND
CRssaSR.
The New York herald., 1867-08-19

BUTLER's AMERICAN THEATRE AZ Broadway
BAtIEI FARCE, PAsroaIAr BuRLEscVEs, ETHioPfAa
toSo AND SENTIMENTAL VocALsas ac-TaE BILL Posrgg 5
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ADJUSTMENTS THIS EVENING.

BROADWAY THEATRE. Broadway. corner Of Broome
otreet.-CAsrR.
The New York herald., 1867-08-19

UOOLEYS OPERA HOUSE Brooklyn. -ErHIoPfAS
h1sssRFLsY BALLADS AND BurLEsaUss. PERsEcuTED
The New York herald., 1867-08-19

NEW YORK MUSEUM OF ANATOMY SCIENCE AND
Asr. CABINET NATURAL HIsroRY PoLYrECuNIC IN.
srrure, Gs Broadway.-LECrUREs DAILY. Open from A.
NJ tn 10 O'Clock p. NJ
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275 M2ia. BaIIen.
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: Qonbon hat 3,082, 100, Gbinbnrs
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30, 9lberpoof 492, ,439. Wandefter
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cattle on : Sgne 125.95Q tt1o 9nu
los, 40 .ginipobusr.ssa
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