New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-10-29

nj Fco Chow Kvana Wing Chung who had studied nj
the Boston School Of Technology was on the Cnhs wei
little craft OF $50 tons. armed with brcoch o'"i"S
ysyasor forty-ye Founders and three ana nan 'on
Riyet gun The first broadsldc from the frencn R'cu
the captain and first officer leaving him III COMMAND
The crew then jumped overheard anj r.adc for shore
lie fired one broade at his fleeing and the o'uer
ut the French aud Just trying 10 steer h NeSsoi
agains, the Donguay Tfouln when the lrioinpn"n.'
came out OF the Niingnang Pass, ana sunk the H''o
vessel with welldreeted shots just then h""ns
was shot M the brenst by ball from Hotchkiss gun
aud went down with his ship, firing last gun "a hc ds
Appeared.
Pour sub cutcunnts were the flagship Yang WOO
These we're Nung Yang, Sik and Wong. give Tue"
surnamcs only. by which presume they VIII DC ree"s
nzrd IN America. All had. think studied ~ linit
,ofd When tho battle boyan. the Yang WOO found
bors or about 21D yards from hh okn, witch hhlr
tonrhei had selected for his ine'hp. II therefore
seemed no moro thnn pfoptt that tie yoltn Should 10
criyr htr personal attention. lhe yang Woo hfcd
hfundtidc and being disabled hy torpedo spnr WIS
run Into shallow watet about 100 icnt Nhe licl iNp
S1ig. VIC /. Ia Of taeu, one -rfibed the ,rcn, oq
s, . ,, g xxx "e apl vrie rns On N" draE As
ir passed ne ralies ir mu the roVh hrlhri9rI ina
nplaing nix lt,ing inn. ~ n hattie TINT kiht vrit
n ttrif -hlf hinlf ne H'hiiH Ntit ~ NJ hNhi h i
lhnst iulnW runi nt get nr deck ines wrtt iunmn'n
treatment ihty t.te tr-ritine ne hat art we % jn
np irminrtDn TILT inirniing in Ute ~ tht Nuinnl
lGfraiineI rn1 he junr-d tteilrnill Vhth ne Hs
st we Ned rAt ,arireuis ~ 80 ttaaa afi nAlies -
lhp t'tv az tas aitth 800 s'Nntti 'n ',"h N.a
,he, ir,em q, Vipn 40 vhpl 10 e.iiaain,t e+ei,,p
Ina seAlUlpal Dain af ihp iAip "a aliNN Wy r s'N
iAai nNi ~ lfl vlppiA aii pfpH NHii iNsNl n' hAf'
1T inu. lnang hab ~ asl appreciated thn WNFl ~
tLnsn h ~ 90 nln Va hi lAe,l ralaHl un lAs nrpasln
anl has legnesim AnHs ihn only spflln ~ 1p,Nu "
Iinnisn similar nnels have hoen made ny hn Nllnrb
81 kankln, but img u nst nnN nee nan, h"tlhs,
afior ne hattie ~ Too CHOW, FeetNnl ne ui7uh"sI ~
ike thai OF iha rest OF Navy aud probably Of lae
Army, Ia arrears, AMI ho would HE 10 SEQ once
naval aud military system Of CHINA Ihal pnrsnn a. -
charged from service Ia ono province no'
accept service IN another unless he sees NJ lhs'o
degree OF provincial Independence or saio iiels u, ~
that American educated III the school OF dhe h'o WI"
would hardly regard rs good for the body pohilc'
ULTIMATE RUIN FOR CHINA PREDICTED.
The present situation may be summed mp briefly ID tue
language OF intelligent young Chnaan who was euu
Gated In England and who has Just been summoned 10
Canton 10 take service with Chang Chi Tung. the new
yiceroy Of the Two Kwangs two provinces adjoining
Tonqun Like the boys educated In America, he sees
the weakness OF China as compared with France ana
thinks there can be but end the contest lie says
China Will never pay the Indemnity demanded py
France. She is irritaed by the Foo Chow affair ana
more determined resist She will be beaten In every
pitched battle with the French Her navy may he de-
stroved and her soapOrts TAKEN and yet she will not
WELD There will be defeat and ruin but when that end
viii it is impossible To say TINS seems 10 ne ne
opinion OF nearly all foreigners In China IL Il tne
inon far as can ascer AIM or nearly every ShIhes
who has travelled studied Ia Europe or America anu
them think the desirable or II not tesirp
II necessity. that China may learn her own Teakness
and the mandarin class which Is the curse ot the
country tho most corrupt governing class the face OF
the globe may 10 replaced by liberal men who under
stand the age and its needs. -
China meanwhile Is making every preparation TOT ue-
fonce Every arsenal j. worked 10 its utmost capaclty
Every fort being strengthened Every harDor Is either
defended or In readiness he defended by tOrpedOes OF
snnken ships. An army ia being recruited ana drilled
after lis fashion The Navy is keeping ont Of harms
way the best Of its ability The Woiii peace II my
heard ia any quarter The bastnado Is the penalty OF
proposing It,
FUTURE FRENCH OPERATIONS.
Little il known Shanghai Of the movements OF the
French Goet IL has left Mnson at the mouth 81 the
,iing so much ia certain. one day II Il said to have
gone to Tunqun aud tho next 10 be at forinosa II IL
too late IN the season for advance Pein the Peiho
closing about December l. and the waters being such Ia
that Latitude ~ to render extensive campaign difficult,
II not impossible Were the french army In tho Last
and an advance on Pckin their programme they would
probably land ut the north of the Gulf Of Pc Chi le near
the Great Wall 100 miles from the Taku forts and take
more norhcrly route Ranking all the Notifications when
tho Chinese have elnbOney prepared on the hlfeot
road from the mouth OF the Iebp The distance II About
200 mi ~, and the roads fair but bOhink can np
paronty he done till spring. aud during tle winter tho
peace party may be once more In the ascendant. .
The ifauslcr the Chinese Conpnye ecnncrH To the
ltupfel 4 CO. has attracted attention IN
Europe aud America | learn an Inquiry that Icgotlt
tions for the SALE which "a - bona hde transfer vi AL
ir,urrty belonging tho company lave been Ia pro
should revert a. thls houac, to which mnuy oi the
steamers formerly belonged There are several lines IN
cudcd n tIc purchase reaching to ~ the p'hop" 'No'
OF China, -