The Express.
London, England, 1858-09-10 00:00:00

CHINA.

HONG KONG, Jute 5.
The present mail will carry to England reports of
successful negotiations carried on at Tien-Tun. In
the meantime the conduct of the Chinese in our par-
ticular neighbourhood is not that of a people about
to settle down in friendly relations with us. You
will hear of the insecurity of our position at Canton
and Homan, certified under the hand and seal of the

acting consul, and of the remonstrances which have
been made with the imperial commissioner sent from
Pekin to be the new Governor-General of the Two
liwangs. The proclamation of this worthy, an appeal
to arms, as it has been described by our pram, places
the disposition of these people and their government
in the clearest light, and greatly reduces the pro-
bable value of any arrangement we can make with
them on paper. Hwang, as will be men below,saye
he is sent by the Emperor to lead forth the remit
warriors to Canton with the swiftness of a shooting
Aar, so that the barbarians may hear the rumour
thereof, tarn to conversion, change their counte-
nances, wash their hearts, and w entitle themselves
to share in some measure the great benevolence of
the imperial court." After praising the fidelity of
dm Cantonese of former generations, and giving
them unbounded coedit for military qualities that
were never tested, the new commissioner refers to

his former connexion with the city and the altered
circumstances in which he finds it. Now, he com-

Although the landscape 4 unchanged, political thrum-
slalom are not as they went. At present we have Hum-Chow
and Uag-Chow Wand by reballtous armies, spying out
epportnaltiee to attack lid Xiang ; those who have warped
enticing-um are aonnaitting Aspeadations on the northern
reads ; and the Barbarians, on airy dasidor grounds, have
made gram diScultise, not considering oar dynasty's °Domi-
nants brovolones ; lightly turning their boat upon ten
thousand yea d pawed vdslionsidp mooording to treaty ,
disagreeing with oar Moors and than servants, seising oar
city, dostroyhtg ear bets, and Waring our No*, awning
than to wander about without say whin abiding pia:e—
tas peaseare of whose alreumstanses ta dillicult to express by
weeds.

Your minister ups arriving on the ground at outs per-
ceived )our so thee be lade it &Malt cosesseedly
to sleep or eat. Now, the WWI barbarians coon to China
with the desks 10 trade ; then, Irvin lauded. they ought
quietly to attend to then caning, amok owe following 11111 own
mirth= for a livelihood, these and thous equally trenting
their own pia. Why not avoid war accordieg to the knot
writes eagagetrest, bard al soddenly commode, We
we of area, retests apes the ntreldevona rebel@ strettly
enteriaa tale Neely widow& devices, thereby oblehtrag
their drips, theintrives saying thet it is good to
re area P Do they not know Uri those who follow the
dictates of heaven will waseesd, and those who
oppose heaves trill be destroyed P In our dynasty's
preclaiestinne bemsksies I not par, i•l, ler do
we MOMS the errors of ethers ; and cosserniag
re add disorderly barbarians, Shire is nothing worth
sprider et. assideg there Sip whioh are contrary
to greplety, sissy awe eg Ask preeeeding se eontrery
tignightness. Not only do eels end se site Is hating, but
10* bens awl earth seasa bur milk tbs. /Lxsorer,
Ss an UM gusts, tre ars lb" basis; they as few, vs are
easy. Thep are seporalsi bey Ms by bra d limmusedit of
ideals, est MS to king tba wbsle wastry We. Bow
way id the Nei beibubse SR be ale le eater SS no,
art Om nada saereat err erne eel dike; oar ma mu
mum sad bows Slaty ste. At or red of lb visa • I
beedrid ail ralesei—lbeenede end ems d themede
Its maletetle sen issefisalli arrive. The Sib end
gerls, may and lbw opposing, show the renal% war-
Jody. lease the spilt al dalkeeles in the year MS
sae sew, inside sod one ef the sheep dty —Can too—Chime
. .

and berhneluen, mem sod Itemr on; one half tamed to
whom and the serobislo ea day moving. In the city the
glee of tbe dud wars ird ti. Ilvieg a 7 , thair azotodlng

Friev!ac, wpm

Mad barbaries;

lame hankie their quiet beggg residemse to dwell in this
miserable deimmerne city, iley led night guarani with
moiety, barb, the their head, heeled gait their tail, before
mil behind. Why, de they sot know that the sager of the
smilitede Dineen dingerous whim netted? At stew un
eapected moment they will amenable sad destroy.
Why, do they net know that Was barterians—Chthese,
ire difficult to be dapand ea ; at sae change of their mind
they will turn rend sad abeadem them, completing their
overthrow , ear seed ass welt kr the who to decide this
ii.... Canton with Iliesigesen hes tended more them two
Medved years. The Amerieme, bath akin and merehaets,
hitherto hare quietly ellieffed to their own badness, not
relying upon their math be ewer; et which the flowery
people reprice, Mikis *et elms might imitate their er-
ampie, eel really As Imigeoes limit has earnestly cos-
waded It. Betides them Mier esemley'm people are also led
and eqnitable *dr desibga. ant threlvieg in the lust. If
the English berbstriene had ask wakes team couusesosi
tide war, wickedly reppermieg use, knew: down the wrath
or heaven and forfelliag the epprebeties of tun, why would
it have came to this that the /reign factories are entirely
cousemed, and the merchants ad off Men their trade theme
led two yews? Nor do we her of the opening at the go-
dowse, therefore the trade of every cavalry is impeded, sad
the original cspital is semiliced.
Truly, the English barbarians have brought about this
stele of minima. The people of every country are pained at
kart—the head aches et the amid barbarisne nerds* of
power, and that altos Moreover, they wen formerly at
odd' with the French, and truly enemies to each other ; now
they turn round and math Mende with the French, dashing
to avail themselves of their melemaito to enter the city.
After they shall have socomplished their object in entering
the city, they will certainly turn their hick upon their
WAS, and the French, la the end, will malise their de-
madams, as haring bean stupidly deceived. Hesse
they will cast cif the simian, deem the righteous,
and In the end tarn against the multitude and
son their relations, and afterwards stop. A 1.., that
1 have not language by which sufficiently to expa-
tirta upon the advaatage and the injury, the gain and
the lose crested by these amid berbarkaa, that I might cor-
rectly delineate the earns; that I might cause them maturely
to consider, sad entirely menage for niters to repentance.
Your minister he. himself received the holy
imprisl—
justrac'lrms to hod forth the velem birds of warriors with
the swifter' al a @besting star to lesesktieg, that the said
berberlaas may truly be able to her the rumour thereof,
tern to (mammies, obis. thole seestsassee, and wash their
beside, that they may yet is sear MOMS share the gnat
brasseolenn of hie imperial clean, so as not ectirely to be cut
t from intercourse. Eat V him beginnim; to end they
prove unchangingly wished, o Is their nannies without
mein inb mememm most orally their tranagresdam
shell be biasing!, sod nefennos existed by our people who
will hirer then by • seesisee bnek6st time.
Te patty sad people, younelves and fainil'es. who eris le
he ellestod by the brae, be it hewn unto lon that It is the
besieges and ease of year welsher to guard the melts,
may having here inhibited the truth sod published the jaw
ties of the toes. I shell mast certainly reward sad punish
feithfally. I have militated the converliag influences of the
Emperor to befog into subject mottos this extraordutary kind
of berbuirm, aced made known heavea's retributions in order
to giedden the hearts of men; hoping for peace both within
end without, that the Mr* haired people may happily ac-
m endete gain le behalf of their families and their cecutry ;
that rightenmess may go forth with haste among the
pimple, that they may eabseribe the toads with which to
supply the array, drill the brans so guard apainat outsider,,
end with united knits men themselves io fighting the
misettlevona mad peotectleg the good, seeking some
nesseare of perpetual quassia, toetriring some eystem of
rule that will yield keg sod Imokti woe. The minister
with an thiding heart at aright judo will sot oss the
pseple's Wriest! whereby Is abeam hie own merits.
Is the twin% seas et lest yew, afar berhiL• received the
hop sal comamade, I obtathed his favour m hove aline
holeseverea, when I took menthe to spook of the faiddalame
sod rightenemes of the latendesnal the Kwangtung people,
folly hf ming the Emperor of their having subscribed
dude, drill cg the militia, NM Seatveylag the native Feb*
which was meatiest as worthy it imilation. Thus la extant
sad sdantise these things were art dourly in order before kis
Majesty.

111 W Wilo bed lamely teen overlookol In the rewards
sg molt, alto had net beam reported of clearly, I requested
Arvid he newarled, sad beading la a 'reran prayed the
- of his Msewity im thek What, and, on the ether
Usk areedoss we rhea that the local ofll,ere sh Aid
@gran se to their Isola of merit, and report, in order that
the meritorious should be elevated la °aloe accordiag to the
Mame* ea reported to the throw.

lam this rate, r thr beglesbei, whoever there be tint
err retorter la re reatelberks of bora, whenever they
shall have peid op their eabeerfrre, • report thereof shall
let wad* to the t►rose , use rose who trivet themselves is

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