Show A HUMAN FLOOD of almond mongo ians ethreal ty fus to lay ailo the workshops of europe and america f fc union NEW YORK aug 14 alo herald haa alie following clain lan rin chinese minister to tho I ailed states has transmitted to secretary evarts a circular tent by tho chincey Chin cEo gov eminent to its abroad giving notice that the government of chint has cd tha ancient decrees prohibiting natives of the Cel elul empire from K engaging n commercio com merco with foreign ports and announcing further that in fluture chinese merchants may trade with foreigners nt will the circular also instructs allin lan pin in relation to the transit of certificates concerning which has ol 01 opinion government and foreign doing busine in china alio chivies emm ister was found yesterday in tin inn sion in west which he ire ifor the r home in new york alio arc occupying the ly their intention being to go te washington early in october and ii J understood anat their future homo will be in the federal city alio minister nho i accredited to the governments of UNITED STATES SPAIN AND has established an anico in and left ft an cirei in control f jd as poon ua a of hostilities between aal P rn rall he faill that lias a in liuigi tint alic in washington might view it as a breach of decorum if lie were to talk to ahr public through the columns of the herald concerning the circular that he has sent to evartt the chinese minister politely referred the herald representative to macch SECRETARY OF THE for lima the only Eng liili member marsh was not restricted by any such consideration ani as he was f the recent be giveen he china and that governments rc in he ani ulle ato im patay clear idilea of ahn situation the circular mr marsh abid gives notice to the nation of the earth eliat foreigners in ahe five treaty ports ard no longer to benj t a monopoly of china s with the outside world but that natives of ihn celestial may into relations fit will another pint in the circular that may be of interest to american and european merchants icho aie transacting business in is tho answer that is giran to which have bien made acy thit they avo been to iia ol local duties in every provi iwo through which they have tu noted boods taft answer in its circular the merchant s transit may be made to coar alt I to tA oni the merchant may take a subject to the payment of dutia in every province la this tr falarsh cons j aued there haa been no change in he chinese customs since the treaty ports opened to outside commerce and the circular is sent to alie capitals of friendly to be published orthe or the benefit of merchants I have no doubt that THIS ACT UP which releases chinese merchant will force china in to rhew and close relations with A merdict and europe no doubt thousand of merchants along the banks of chinai tens of thousands ofin ile of rivers and along her dongell populated thousands of sea coast will avail themselves of their liberty and that china take among the nations indeed already a steamship owned by china merchants ana manned by aln acte officers and chew i on alio pacific and the chinese jn san francisco are looking for her arrival daily Js it the beginning of the oy CHINES n WALL bierau inquired certainly in time it will carry european and American customs into china indeed hinojo hi arness has already bran relaxed so sr latvia ahe overn menta ill juul and army of nien european tactics and havo been intro ducca and china u cating cannon noi inferior eror to those aliat ard turned out of and european foundries and they have actually begun to build an ironclad war vessel abere waa A rumor lately that china was about to employ in admy anil navy and wn had no ad of applications at embassy je rumor ITIS but Cli inese ecie civen will arv th people vill reject railroads and telegraphs until their own countrymen bud hera then there will be hostility hosti lily to these areal modern tho chinese lii like and in this upon canese frado may fiovo a loss to th edew americans and european ix lii e been for years making for their monopoly of treaty ports but no the whole it will be to alk bwll it will seimu arill croba 11 la 18 i u anu r iffla through hia anew york t rt of tho united oia kT chilt he wila t 61 hi howo while he i in S oh o h herald S manh replied he la nw alo ws n i t lio could not venturo dlesk wl esK IM the ot at V 31 S of A A low bros hi S lip h e tal ia gowl passing n 11 in the caf P ua for oy yn ili te ion LAii yeen chinee aul n A to the givan i nenese merchant to araie with alido world th ID mm lows not P oj wed o speak A iut alosa trade h with china MIU 10 lo yx eforo nubile but I ke that lie trible from which orne in alio treaty aptt nave realized tuch cg antic fortune I now aly falt into ahe yative rhe imler fm naturally rally give their alc tlc aud new york and liverpool ind london merchants in canton and in shanghai may as well pull up stakes at once the measure will bring down tho price chinese from the interior of the vust empire of china from her thousands of miles of sea coast can deal with american importers direct there will be one less midd lemans profit to pay next alter this opening up of alio commerce in china to the commercial world you may look for the intro ducton of our methods of manufacture and with these the cheap labor of china can drive american manufacture out of asia china will thus monopolize the ai aio market this new government is the beginning of a revolution of the commerce of the world |