The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1871-05-10
HERALD WEDNESDAY, TO- l87l-TRIPLE SHEET.

seeking he nigh. obtain atisfacton from
D sun 70 U % Offence and
the Of aposacy which destroys the efficacy Of
s 1 s u ss o Is n the night take and
and then in the morning seat await what
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down repeated imprec atoms for long time, and then
The two events just narrated matter. Of personal OBJ
most clearly established. II, therefore. the
head D.,.,on Of particular district would
ploy stonecui.er TO make for all the and
ii.
were cut Is me this would be an ad-
N every temple they in the habit of worshpping
naked boy ,s Or SIX niche, long which they call rrns
repeating they call him Prince Noacha This ought
DEATH BLOW TO FALSE DOCTRINES tExrRAcr>.
The Christian religion In not allowing honor the tablets
deceased parents certainly seeks to abolish under
snda. land T,S n. religion. have
tween the Emperor and his officers and ather
ps; Worship ,Se tablet e Emperor This saieisnt
also remark Buddhist. Cha, Worship IL i hS whole
a,Ssns
relations Of Heaven nature conferred BY Heaven
Jesus. Heaven, consequence of breaking
s sw % ,es css This s oSs
h S. " ns: or their Hi n shows ss sp
DO not the duties h h'h fs children as ss
has its Churches in the capital inside the shaunwee GATE
IN Of
SaS~ how cs nns FL shSn
Kien-nng, Yien-ping, Fng-Chnt Nan chans, Kenchang
chang ssn Fsn and
hs a. as h ps s MINI sr IN n BE-
IN % the b ana Aw " their psd
~ Persons resi- ding several tens Of thousands
Of miles and mot allegiance
their object they have travelled hhsr and h!her without
wherever liked Without any exercise SURVEILLANCE
them Thus they have made careful maps and records
esnsr. somiry military strsnstS
them. ancient times to present foreigner:
s Ss
the Willy sashsy Of these having been
Co. shsn.syss vii assno%sdssd than nave i thu:
spoken because soS no nSef refrain from
The Book Of Poetry" says THE first fall q snow e
with his eyes, A. this time the Of the sea are no,
you invite robber and The for him to come in
today suspicious tlan That q another
m al, I had The that s % liz
middle kin dom may be secured.
NOTE BY THE AUTHOR.
examination IN order Of the various books compiled BY
ss;s Sss'e Wine S s
Fahs 1 Some 5s.a. az Sesssndapss
say a .s was ,S IN e
born
Of M me sed 1 oa
accounts of various kinds and disagree among them
encu sso and the jesus which Pro-
is known in G se1 Of
famous character Of these They doggedy insist
doubts hose Who have not yst Joined them
which is lying prctencc unworthy Of belief This is their
joining mos. msnss dsSsiSsd Do
work, it is well to call attention to the scope and
character OF the accusations against the Christians.
II VIII be observed that no sect was specially de-
nOunced, but that all were mathematical and de.
rided. The vile language used and the gross mis-
representations made in the book indicate the
and point TO the latter as the publishers
OF 1t. 1t was designed to ncite the Chinese mobs TO
murder and outrage, and certainly accomplished its
design. For the purpose OF showing the treachery
and deceit that characterzes the policy OF the Pekn
government we have present in Chinese and in Eng
lish as an illustration the
PROCLAMATION OF THE CHINESE MINISTER
OF Foreign Affairs to the native pigtails issued after
the TIent-sin massacre. or course It was never in
tended 10 have efect, and was probably regarded
BY the unwashed OF the Flowery Land as o splendid
imperial joke.
Notification.
The undersigned has been instructed by her Bril-
tannIc Majestys Charge dAaires, to give publicity
to the accompanying copy with translation into
English annexed) of proclamation upon the sub
ject OF the ren. tsin massacre which has been CON-
muncated to her Britannia Majesty's Legation by
the Yamen OF Foreign Affairs at Pekin with
surance that the proclamation shall be published in
all parts OF the Chinese empire.
w. II. MEDHURST, consul.
BRITISH CONSULATE, SHANGHAI. Nov. 8, 1870.