New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-12-21

n their privileges hereafter infringed UPON They
have offered 20 build their own barracks ana 10 Keep
the msclvcs without any cost to the Government
Messrs. Moody and Sankcy have been even
more successful than the other cities they
have visited. As many as 10000 persons stated TO
have been present at some OF their meetings. Al mo
evening services all grades OF society down to fhe low
est have been represented. The meetings were tho
topic OF ordinary conversation IN public places. Inc
chief event OF the last week Of their stay was conven
ton minister's from all parts Of the Kingdom Abont
800 clergyman OF different dcnOmiB atoms attended.
Various topics discussed such how to reach tine
masses. Sunda yschoo work. temperance. DC Mrssrs'
Moody & Sankcy went to Manchester Nov 49, Inc
merchants Liverpool are erecting temporary buf-
ing capable OF holding 1000 persons for me services
witch the two eyangcts vii hod therc Ia Jan'ur,
In March they go to Lon ION, where h@ricutuai H''
has been engaged for THEM
The Pacific of San Francisco reports that
80 boys have recently arrived IRON China, TO be
educated in United States, under the direction OF
the Imperial Government, and tina. 30 more viii arrive
In 1876 Their stay In this country will extend 10 Is
years. correspondent OF The Pacdc traces the origin
OF this 81 lucationa Mission" to the efforts OF two
Chnamen LII San and Yung Wing. La sun wa'
purity educated In Singapore b. the Row. BIZ Tracy OF
the American Board. lie aItetward made MS way 10
United states. and pursued hls sues IN Hamilton
College Yung Wing received his elementary Instruction
from Mrs. Gu;zaG. and. coming to America, entered
Yale College in 1854 Their influence at home has led to
execution by the Cniuese Government On the subject
of religious teaching these youths the respondent
of The Ptcifc drew from their superintendent the fo
lowinl informal on " said to ,eC haol-lle. Fifteen
years Is Tong time for your boy to be away rom YOU
An, but learns much In Is year,, was inc ic
ply. WIN he learn The American Triigonf L as si
nys r" the Amran RELIGION YES thoy wish
them 10 learn everytblDg'"
The morality of the opium traffic with China
question Of growing interest IN England An Anti
Opium Association designed tn pnt end 10 IT, already
exists. A public meeting. presd3d over by Nc. Mae
Arthur VI. r., was recently held in London, at which
much PLAIN speaking The chief address gave
ute account II the production alt sale OF Indian
OPIUM from which the f0llOwin, facts are gathered:
All the opium imported into China. with small excep-
ton comes from Iadia. IL introduced Into Clina
against the Will or tho Chinese by the treaty Of Tent
in 1853 In the East India Parliamentary report for
1871 Chinese dispatch appealing TO the justice OF
tho English to release them from their treaty
obligation in this respect. 1t complains that
opium ia destroying the country, and that
the laws against the native grown opium
cannot be enforced account Of tho admission OF the
Indian article There two oDiumpro!ucing regions
III India Is in the native States On this opium
which is shipped from Bombay the Government simply
levies tax, which in some years amounts to over
100000 The British opium IL grown in Bengal and Is
government monopoly About Onetwentieth OF the crop
sold india. TIE great bulk OF 1t packed for Tie
China market and sold by government official at auc-
in Calcutta. The profits OF the sale average 800 per
cent the cost OF production. In the year ending
March, 1872 40 sos chests Of Bengal opium were sold at
Calcutta fos export and 80 235 chests were shipped
Bombiy The net opium revenue for that year was
eT6jG0O0 Tho speaker compared the raising OF Gov
ernment opium to "a supposed parallel case of the ULed
Disabling whisky to sell to the NOrtn American
Ind La the discussion which followed the address,
CnIuamau testified to inc deorOratl0n oI the Cnlnc-e
since the introduction OF opinm. Al the close OF the
meeting resolution was passed den0unclhg the course
OF the Governments and plrdGlng present 10 the sap.
port OF the AMI OPIUM Association. confirmation OF
tho going accoant is derived from the CORE spond
ence OF "a missionary physician at HtngchOw, emma,
which has app AIRED In The Medical Missionary JournG
published in Einnurgh 80 great Is tue eIEerness OI
opiuI-s t. he cured that the hospital cannot
contain numbers VINO apply Tor admission. over
80 discharged cured but tue m1jority OF
them, ODIl rel