The New York Herald dated January 14, 1861

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WHOLE NO. 8893. The Instructions te Major Anderson Not Yet Decided On. President Anxious to Avoid Bloodshed. Officeholders

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2 THE CHINESE REBELS. a troops Interview Between a Missionary and Chung, Wang, the “Faithful King.” "he Tae-Ping-Wangs...

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NEW YORK HERALD, 3 ‘exchange; while, on the other hand, the season is rapidly approaching when importers will have to Femit

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4 ae Ent NEW YORK HERALD. JAMES GORDON BENNETT, EDITOR ANI) PROPRIETOR. OFFICE N. W. CORNER OF FULTON AND NASSAU STS. — ee

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| “a | Joss difficulty in making progress amongst them than is generally supposed. We do not as yet know to what extent the

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s owas 6 NEW YORK B™patp, MONDAY, JANUARY 14, 1861, ee i ” ARDING AN! SFTUATIONS WANTED—FEMALES. yeni ae | TINT _sOBNOAL. :

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NEW YORK HERALD, MONDAY, JANUARY 14, 1861. SHIPPING. ty AND NORTH AMBBICAN ROYAL MAIL HE BASHAW AW TROTTING G STALLION ie...

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a er ————eE 8 ‘THE CRISIS. {OONTINCED FROM FIRST PAGE) mat ‘come. The intelligence that the Star of the Wan: had been to the