, 1869-01-11

supt, ior'a +ummora, and tho 1rsl step Of |
hts worthy. In Conjunction with his brother |
Official It Cht keRDY, Was to fndcRyor 10
prevent onsu Medbusst from continuing bis |
Journey In The mau-uEwar, urging that &h&.
IunErho was very fast and far more con-.
fortabhe. 1t is needless for me to add that
tn,s little game was to transparent mot to
he see1 th' on b. At :hls Chinkeang inter-
viee an incident which Is well vuuched for
took place, which seefns to show to what c1-
ten. these ssiate Cinnamon carry their bto-
lidity aud nil admira,I doctrine. With the
tall mn=ts OF the Rouney, lcArus and Rinaldo
full 10 view ifom the consulate window, be-
fore which the eouTessatlon took piece, the
faer. asked Consul Mranurst II he had travel.
and further aided. the query, "a pEhen
are 5our men ot-war coming ups This
Is Just Ike the ehigese IN every e1ner:.
at;. asne5. nut It did not w:n. ana
ere!ion, granted evety detnlnd, md prom
Led prompt compliance With them. The
only thing that at all moved hrs stolidity was
The temporary capture o@' the Tungche, Tor
tho Consul tusisted on eoldinx that vessel
was sesera blow for the pridc Of the old
s'ruer, and lowered him considerably In the
eyes Of bis snbordlnates, who'll luokcd On
him hi herto ns fully matchs for the foreign
ba' ha rlnns. Friendly Interviews were nov
.utetcLaA.e4 @!ah tne !icef0y aud LIS suc'
cessor. ior this diplomatic business was the
laat old ;eeng. will have to transact in that
locality, bis sueces: or, Ma, having already
arrived at NaEkl", and waited oprs for the
adjustment Of this little difficulty before
taking over the seals OF office. 1t Is TO he
will prove servlccable to him nj this carly
stuge Of bis connection With foreign nations.
NEGOTIATIONS thus Satisfactorily concluded
at HEADQUARTERS, the squadron returned to
chinkeanR, accompanied ty the Taortaes and
grain conmiss ioner, depnted by tho Vicr-
agreed to, the Tuneche beng held, OF course,
ubtu all Is settled Our latest adriccs, re-.
t c-iscd last night. Inform us that the larger
vessels remained Ut the mouth Of the Grand
Canal, bile the. gunooats slandey aud DIVE
had asccudcd to Yaugchow, tie refractory
live condjuior=. The C3nsol was provided
| with 'lmoraf support" in the shape OF six
hundred blue jackets and marines. all were
1oc4ted in The "Temple Of the Five Hundred
Gchii. which. had been pl4ced at their dis
! posal By tue Viceroy. and mixed com.
| missitn TO inquire into the late Outrage and
| etirctually punish the rioters Was to he for.
mallg opened yesterday. The result Il
awaited here with ZONE anxiety, for it is d.
ready reported that the rowdy portion OF the
signs Of turbulence, though it IS hardly to
be expected that. with such body quart
and with the presence OF two gunboats. ths
foreign party would lie openly attacked.
have entered somewhat fully into the de
tails OF this affair, because it doubtless vii
serve as landmark in future history. ant
because 1t WIS getting high time ior som4
steps TO be taken for checking the oyerween
inp insc]ence Of the ,.hinese o{iclals. Ii
close connection with the Yangchuw out
raee, and probably owing to the itnpunis'
Nth which i, was effected, another little dli
flcul1y has cropped up at place In its vicia
W, whrre goods brforging to foreigner;
have been stopped and unduly squeezed, AMI
natives In charge Of 1t beaten and Imprisoned
From Chc1oo. ia the North Of Far nosa, l,
the south, adyices reach here Of outrages OF
foreigners, usually missionaries. Al the lot
Ter pl:ec, owing fortunately to the timely Of
rival OF the gunboat James and the presenc
| oi the United States steamer Arosstook. til
British C,'usua was able to settle the matte
aud obtain rtparation lor tauage done. ch
Cu'tcd Sta1cs Consul for Annoy. Geucsal L.
: Gender, who visited the spot to watch ID
American interest, during the dispute, VI:
consulted bT the Culnese authorities AL
took 1reat tnteres, In the satisfactory stttl
| Mrltt OF the difficulty,