The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-11-21

Of tasls The exports for ths name per,od decreased
four millions OF Iaels
The foreign Commissioners in the employ OF the
Chinese government held q caucus nj shanghae, and
there were many surmises ils object II repre-
Pekip endsavor get rad OF the enormous revenue
service under the treaty OF 1858
An Impressive masonic service was held ON the
occasion OF me dedication OF masonic temple In
Shanghai IL cost six hundrsd thousand Mexican dol
Lara There was torchgnt process sion In which an
Hmsncsn nre engine the arst ever used IN China was
Advises nom Hong Kong state that terrible cyclone
had occurred IN that city the LIST OF October There
WAS Rreat destruction Of property on the shore ana
the harbor Of Hong Kong. The American ship Rather
went ashore on the rocks OF sonsoutlsrs Isaad the
bark lancaster also vent ashore and great many junks
British and American nssss wsrs preparing 70 visit
Osaca Japan, on che occasion Of the opening 81 that
The United States storsshp Supply wss saved In
move manner b Captain Conway Tho ship had parted
become total wreck, whsn Captain Conway had four
heavy guns ashed together and launched overheard.
The device succssdsa and the vessel rode out the gale In
The damage on the moro ID estimated 1t eIe ooOo
4 large bed Of the best qusaty Of bitumineas coal
three miles nom the Yang kiaHg river The English
Consul NJ workman. viii endesvor to Persuade the
chi.:ss oca,s % allow foreigners g WORK sns mine
suis have forced the Chinsss ocsis to rebuild the
country houss' torn down ~ msos nine miles from
An English and French gunboat wss sent for, the
hves OF foreigners having BEEN threatsnsc There 70
no IN S' s. 0n
bssn ordered BY Admiral Bell 70 20 TO Tie-stsing.
An Amercan named Rose, one OF the heroes Of
The unite1 States Consul st thss place had requested
United States Mnissr Burlngams to have ~ Chinese
The NUMBER Of American W vssss:s sntsrsa in che
United States consuiats Shanghss for tho quarter
ending September 20 vas one hundred and twessy two
One hundred and nvs American vessels cleared during
the same quarter:
The Uuiisd ssasss sAp Oneida was dasly expeossd at
Hong Kong from the Uaitsd Saatsa
The following American vessels were . Hong Kcng-
Ships Bengal Coseraao Golden state Rsstler Shirley
Su%.tra white swallow; banks Penguin Pars'' Ads'&
The American bark vssss, vsa.is hdsa with oeai
.sss ss & *: Y.ss e. s.sd:
The Following American vessels were ct Shanghae =:
wild GazslIs ana Busnsids for New York;: Anne KIM
Rumon were in circulation in Pskin concerning tho
approach Of tho robber banda Tho AmsncaA Minister
Minister 10 getting ready for the defence
Al Hong Kong frsighu were steady ct Srs, In gold,
Per ton, from Canton 70 New York. and SIS ia from
Black rsas-Foo-chow xskse -oolonss opened for
U.i..s State. trad: Oo.oosr prices ranging rs % 70
Grssa teas al Shanghai continued 70 - made
freely and the market settled 1t 10 70 ~ tass per
pcui
Rates FOR tsas-xs 10 New York and cs to Louson.
The Unitsd Consul, Genera Lsgsndrs. at Annoy, has
gone to FOrmosA 70 settle she trouble arising from the
murder q the crew OF the American bark Rover The
General receives the Adof Ttvstai and body Of mpe-
rial troops.
Exchange ON London a. sight. &c. l1kd.; for sasls,
four months' sight o.. I'd Credits, four months.
SAs. AKA. Paris credits, four months' sight, 7 tesK
Per t.sL New York. Ls4'gead' mexican dollars. 52so
Gray shirtiOss psr piece, &ssa 2so tAss; white,
ass Ass.
American drills, forty yards A2A . ass.
The following vessels are on the berth for New
York American barks Fair Leader, and Burnside,
aad British bark Sosrna. There six ships on The
berth for London.