New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-10-05
CHINA LIKELY TO PAY DAMAGES.
LATEST ADvICEs FROM THE CELESTIAL EN-
PRE-, JAPAN AND HAWAII.

San Francisco, Oct. 1.-The Occidental and oriental
steamer Bedc arrived early this morning from China.
Japan and Hawaii. She brings advices from China
10 September g. from Japan to the 18th and from
Hawaii to the goth. "The China Mail of SeDtember
3 says edtorally: at seems in every likelihood
that compensation will soon be paid by China for the
during the recent riots The French claims
Wuhu are already settled and others will be
amicably adjusted soon. The treaty Powers how
ever find it more difficult to persuade China to open
Human at the time when many nations are following
lie example Of the United States in their treatment
Of China. China is too weak to protest effectively
against this bad treatment of her subjects, but the
conduct of the Americans, who have shown hopeless
ncapncty in dealing with the Chinese, has not been
observed with Indifference Only the other day Ii
Hung Chang sanctioned tie proposal of the Chinese
Consul al San Francisco to transfer all the Chinese
coolies ia America, bloc to the gold mines in the
Amur District Meanwhile the Government at Peking
seems to realize the danger Of mob rule. Tendency
is being manifested for military governors Of provinces
Menchus seem to be afraid of outbreak The prob
ability is that the present crisis will pass over
There is not yet sufficient combustibles for big ex
posion, but explosion seems inevitable
The "North China News says: During the last
few years all the Ministers OF the Powers at Picking had
put up with insults and humiliatons. If there is
war; and there will be unless China grants demands
fully and honestly these antmssionary riots will be
merely ar exciting real causes have been ac-
cumulating for years The chief offender is the
Province of Human. From it emanate all the lying
pamphlets and pacarde that stir mp the people. There
was age fire at Chung King on August 8. Which, the
freengncs brought ont only two of thirteen
found to be in condition for Use. 1t dis
covered that the taOai of the city had dismissed the
fire and embezzed IT, money provided for their
maintenance mob of 10000 attacked his dwelling
two days later and it only with the greatest diff
Guilty ne escaped being TO pieces This outbreak
gave rise at Shanghai to the rumors of another anti
missionary riot"
Advices from Japan say "Japan will be we'll rep
resented at the Columbian Exposition in Chicago in
1893. One plan is to export number Of dancing girls
to give zest to the Japan cookery and to display their
special accomplishments. Another contemplates large
japanese garden fully stocked with dwarf shrubs and
other horticultural curiosities number Of pretty
girls will also be sent, who for consideration will dec
crate visitors fans, etc. for them. Artificial flower
making et-weaving and other accomplishments in
which the japanese excel will also be represented"
Two men-of-war have been ordered from France, the
IdZukIshima and the Metsushima, and were expected
10 start for Japan the middle Of september. The Naval
Department VIII seek the consent OF Parliament to the
construction OF three new vessels every year for the
next ten years.
News from Hawaii says the United States steamship
Pensacola arrived at Honolulu on September % fifteen
DAYS from San Francisco she will remain for several
months.