Am Ur-Quell: Am Ur-Quell, 4/6.1893/96

Band: The chinese, Vol. 1

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Titel:: Am Ur-Quell

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Sammlung:: Zeitschriften und Zeitungen > Zeitschriften zur Ethnologie

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Titel:: Am Ur-Quell, 4/6.1893/96

Erscheinungsjahr:: 1890

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Sammlung:: Zeitschriften und Zeitungen > Zeitschriften zur Ethnologie

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Titel:: Band 6, 1896, Heft 9, 10

Sammlung:: Zeitschriften und Zeitungen > Zeitschriften zur Ethnologie

EARLY EUROPEAN INTERCOURSE. 41 Spared neither supplications nor bribes, but with lit- tle effect, until the decree of 1785, nearly fifty years after Kienloong first came to the throne, released the imprisoned monks, and allowed them either to Join their brethren at Peking, or proceed to Europe. From that date to the present time the Roman Catholic mission has been in a declining state, and has occasionally had to suffer renewals of persecu- tion. âAccording to a return made by Pere Mar chini, :procurator of the Propaganda mission at Macao, the actual number of European priests in China, in 1810, was twenty-nine, with about 200,000 Native Christians. Since that date the last of the Europeans has been sent away from Peking, but a few still continue to lurk among the provinces. The Spaniards, although they possess the privi- lege of trading at both Macao and Canton, as well as at Amoy, have derived less advantage from an intercourse with China than most other nations, Notwithstanding the vast advantage which they POSSess in the locality of Manilla and the Philip- pine islands, within a few daysâ sail of China, and approached with equa] facility in either monsoon. It has been Suggested that, had bonded warehouses, with a system of drawbacks on re-exportation, been established at Manilla, one half of the trade to China Might be centred there at present. The heavy Charges and vexatious conduct of the Chinese gOoV- frnment, together with the close monopoly of the Hong Merchants, would have driven many a ship from Canton, could a neighbouring port have been found with a Supply of goods in case of need. At Present, American and English ships often find it âOnvenient to touch at Manilla for a Cargo of rice, by the importation of which to Canton they avoid the heavy port-charges; but, so 18gNOrant is the Spanish government of the Comm Ä±nest Principles Df volitical economy, that rice is âÂ©orbidden to be

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