New-York tribune., 1870-12-02

s,air or PoYfngol These fresh inducements and opor
yum @tuvs, Su', @ u, last turned the scale and now, in
stcad Of shnmasters searching FOR passengers 'uo P
seretTs are have watched the course of events tho
steadily decreasing preudlce 4l tue ap AZ ars h was
oioo.t impossble 20 obtain Cooie for TINS con,nen
by fair means ana was hecss'! ~ Cb, Afterward
of war in order TO get full cargo Tor Cup. t A &
Dromises OF riches and comforts were maue, Woh W. ~
a. astonishing no doubt 70 tHe '4, 8 th - yeTy fcy
coud break through their crused custom ana acIep Io
9ntI "uS b rosos we're accented ana the COoe trade
crew I'm ere OF the runners that the Cinnamon had been
overcome tRat large number we're found willing TO
cmgTatc, with the prospect Oiy 3i Ie~aSOiao ~ ~ d
into scaport and patiently wait Tor the delartuIeol ol
slips having endured many pryations, ana run many
work when they shall arrive In the United states lEs
IS very different spirit from that dispaye@d ca twenty
wears 20 aud contemplation Of It's future eheCt upon
O E3DH'.g ~ % ot ~ ot TeshIt see o1r way All these
wears tho circulars, runners" rumOrs, aud returncIs
Ss ,,gncn,e 1ipou fhe opiui6ns aud behavior OF
The Chimes; and IL appears as If the necessity for
epreI ceased At present il does not require anything
it ti1t ftc American 5ound ship viii leave the
port a certain time % MI lts spare space WIN anxious
Coolies II thi, feeling OF confidence, which ii has taken
so long TO substitute in the place Of narrow prejudice
shall coutuuc 10 Increase year by year. untl coIdete
sh1lI quicken into desire 10 come great at first
was Their avcrN sion 10 such removal, then we may
have a. many million !e4r COMING across 10 Us nom
! Gina as IhcSe are Ten, y thousands now.
The higher classes will long as the pres
cut form Of government remains MS IS They possess
more wealth have more privileges and tmay be better
cduCatOn than they would enjoy iu America. For thy
claim Under Democratic form Of government, but also
the ri-ht which IN Justice belong TO the poorer aud o"'t
classes within twelve months tIcle mas bccl dldIAo
emigration from among the middle clas'es-sueh as n'I-
/ Giants clerks writer's money changers, aud stock
hrOFers3ud I'm few years America may ger some OF tne
WcT0H, provided tat the Hood contnu, but the EUEI
/ eruiug people. who furnish Cnua with her wonderful
/ laws, histories, schools &C., and hom whom nearly
win stay where their prosperity is 80 great un'l Sohe
revolution among TIE oppressed masses shall send tHeh
! WGy do uot the married women come to the United
TGe laws % China, or rather tho will of tho officials,
win not permit vie To leave China under any cohd-
tI loading vessel, thy DO 20 at the risk pun
!shment and a lire OF slavery; and even should the
rarture as they do at the exodus Of the Coolies !"r
husbands might he obliged to use them az security I'r
tie expense OF two tickets II man should bluE ii'
wle 90 thr United states, an me pryht she "oH1' '
ingy uncertain, while Ire brings ms slave OF mistress
he can eel her, or bind her out M Tor Tor a"y puII'S,,
m .'i y ~ NIX Would AZ home: and they consider
tcT stay limited 10 warrant the transfer OF fanny
why 10 the Chinese entertain such prejudice against
Their ri J adherence TO custom and their great pride
lead them 10 look with disrespect upon any person
Cliuaman OF EuTopeau who does not behave OF Dc'N
they DO Added to ni; Is lne very Daa record %mrd
to honesty and humanity. SO much have the people gcrh
I I a,
li.r0Ie.Is th8t they would begin to hate them, had
tuert been love before instead Of prejudice. To this
Americans to De considered as exceptions however
| little they may deserve II.
Among he ruling class there is feeling that the pres
cuce OF foreigners, who he the lower class, s giving o."
a,tet 'o9 HeoI LiY % @ Ne orri,py NJ 1re,r r,Iic
they 0sc no opportunity 10 feed the Coolies prJudcer,
' '' ~; ;,r ']ri ] I'M srly dare moi be rcspou-
side Oficut.ucs thi, hatred is said TO he general
When plrl.ps IL j, confined entirely 10 some mandarin
Who olmulld, a clugilg < and tlousL,les, poIuiace.
4 q .frfi off Ig VgoT
il may be said that the author has collected great
mass OF information from variety Of sources on
which full reliance may be placed, but that tHe
original sketches and descriptions in the volume
are not usually If very attractive character. =
too eager aim at yvacty often tempts him beyond
the limits Of good taste and natural expression. His
book, however, may be consulted to advantage by
readers who wish to find the most important facts
e on tie subject in narrow space
AuBRABY or POETRY AND soSG wrru ~ lyrnoorcuoy H1
TO WuLI,a Guile, bsiASr. t'o Ir 79. ). B. f"ri = Co.
p Neither in the selection OF its materials, nor
m it method ~ Iraugcma.t docs this volume exhibit
any c-s.Is improy emcut On the best compilation OF
s.i,l poetry which already enjoy the favor Of tLe
pubc. TIC auaus. s.ueut by subjects, rather than by
author f. on tine sole. tho most ts'ac;ory, and has
proved cmueuty Vccc-sfu in the original aud pliio-
sHruicgi ru iI Nhc.i 81 first introduced in Dana
eli a. oli oog o. poctrr =" ot which work tho p7 -rnt
81 lam.i- clos. u0i'a. oI. Much Of t'' interest and
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