, 1869-01-11
CHINA.
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EAnAEi ans" -" ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS ;"
For 1:usis AZ Cnefuo Hnd Formosu.
correspondence oil the Scs York usgsld
euAkaHAI, sov. II. 1863
The great event Of The past month, both in
8 social and political pomt OF view. has iii
donhlcdly been the British laval txp ditsun
up t { Yaustse k.anE. In q previous letter
I 'dIlstea .omewbat on an occurrence which,
h tuc future annals Of foreign iutere3asse
win China. will always Re known a. the
s. YnnrrLuw outrace-which cou.is,rd Of
an uurroy oked attack by the rabn,e Of the
civ OF Yourchow IA place in the vicinity Of
,he omen mort et ChInkeang), stirred up aud
i,.i,u.nced by the class known as the "11er-
att" AID perfectly unsesiraincd by the N a.-
da.fns or governing class. on snail bodY
Of Protestant missionaries, who, with
their families, had made their
hcmes within Tangchow's inhospita-
bic walls. The news OF this outrage reach
Ing Shanghai. the British Consul here, Mr.
Medhurst, under whose jurisdiction Chin
kea, aiso ,alls, at once ava,lrd himseT Of a
man-ot-war, the Rinaldo, placed 1t his dis
posnl, and started off to make inquire
sui, Tying himself that the missionaries had
fair ground for complaint, the Consutou he'd
on TO Sankin, the rerideucc Of the ficeroy,
the highest masns'e oi the neighh7rhood:
and to him be phi, rred his complaint and
drmauds for compensation for property wan.
tonly destroyed and injuries inflicted By the
populacc for the degradation ot tue officials
ior not surpresslng the riot, and the punish
nlent Of the literuti TOR inciti.C it fnr tryc
permission to the missio .aries 10 return to
Their residences III the hostile city, in nc cord
ance With their treaty rights; aud. tioal1y,
for a stune tablet detailing the nccurrrur,
sud its punishment TO be erected opposite
the missionaries station there.
Mr.. Neuburst was courtcously received,
and Tho Vicctoy heard bis complaint aa1
.,romtsxd him full redress At this iuuctura
Captain Bush, OF the Hinaldo, unfu,{uostely
fell III and "A his disorder was hcf1ous and il
y a. necessary he should prnmntlV return to
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