A,D. October.-Burgevine surrenders to Gordon. Gordon resigns command. Hangchow captured by the Imperialists. the provinces of Kiangsoo and Chekiang. Establishment of a camp at the Fung-wang Shan, near Shanghai, for disciplining the Chinese troops. 1865.-April.—The remnants of the Tai-pings driven out of Chang chow, near Amoy. Forces, tho. provinces of Quangtung, Fukien, and Kiangsi. River, and the Mohammedan rebels in Shensi. as a counterpoise to Tseng Kwo-fan. 1866.-Defeats of the Nien-fei and Mohammedan rebels. A Chinese Commissioner sent to Europe, and received by her Majesty the Queen. 1867.--Improved state of China. The Nien-fei again give trouble, and escape through the lines of Governor-General Lí, but are dispersed in the end of the year, Discussions arise in connection with the coming revision of the Treaty of Tientsin. 1868.-Lí crushes the Nien-fei in Shantung, but some parties of them escape and unite with the Mohammedan rebels in Chili, for which Li is degraded at Peking, but he continues to pursue the rebels and drives them before him. LIST OF ENGAGEMENTS BETWEEN THE TAI-PINGS AND DISCIPLINED IMPERIALISTS, 1862-64. May 17, 1862 {BrAdmiral Protet killed. K. CHOLIN - C. TSEKI { Wand killed ; Captain Dew and Con -C. FUNGWHA May 20, 1862 British and French Forces. March 18, 1863 Captain Dew and Contingente Culonel Gordon and Chinese Troops May 31, 1863 Colonel Gordon and Chincse Troops K. KAHPOO July 28, 1863 Colonel Gordon and Chinese Troops. K. WOKONG July 29, 1863 Colonel Gordon and Chinese Troops. K. KAHPOO Aug. 4, 1863 Colonel Gordon and Chinese Troops. K. FOXGCHING Aug. 13, 1863 Macartney and Chinese Troops. K. SEEDONG Aug. 15, 1863 Macartney and Chinese Troops. C. FUYANG Sept. 8, 1863 Franco-Chinese Troops. Sept. 17, 1863 Imperialists. Sept. 29, 1863 Colonel Gordon and Force. . Oct. 1, 1863 Repulse of Rebel attack Oct. 13, 1863 Colonel Gordon and Force. Oct. 26, 1863 Colonel Gordon and Force. Nov. 1, 1863 Colonel Gordon and Force. Nov. 11, 1863 Colonel Gordon and Force. Nov. 19, 1863 Colonel Gordon and Force. Dec. 5, 1863 Surrenders Dec. 13, 1863 Evacuated. Dec. 16, 1863 Surrenders. Dec. 20, 1863 Surrenders. Dec, 21, 1863 Surrenders. Jap. 7, 1864 Surrenders. Jan. 9, 1864 Imperialists. Jan. 25, 1864 Surrender March 1, 1864 Colonel Gordon and Force. March 3, 1864 Colonel Gordon and Force. March 9, 1864 Colonel Gordon and Force. March 21, 1864 Franco-Chinese Troops. March 21, 1864 Repulse; Colonel Gordon and Force. March 21, 1864 Evacuated. March 31, 1964 Defeat of Gordon's Force. April 7, 1864 Evacuated. April 11, 1864 Capture of position; Gordon & Force. April 20, 1864 Evacuated. Captured ; Gordon's Force and Im. April 23, 1864 perialists. April 25, 1864 Evacuated. April 25, 1864 Evacuated. Captured; Gordon's Force and Im. perialista. May 13, 1864 Evacuated. July 19, 1864 Captured; Imperialists. Aug. 28, 1864 Evacuated. { . { |
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