The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-09-15

tlv mn that need waste in exposing the
secnsi caught fsh Bat thess very sh NAV be oa1yht
b ether Americans or oolonists, tbs lks npartislv
enou,h too 4 the ds%snS .oncar rS the
trade America but -s ma, fairly require that the
ystors for fishermen by pushing into thsse pursuits
men Who would not have adopted them Of thsir o~n ac-
tnstisn of bountiss must follow as matter
Nevertheless this proposal has been declined 1t said
H General Pierces cabinet on tue lad thai the In
tTfMWcD Of . foreign Stats clnnot be admitted on
question OF policy 80 strictly Internal
The negotiations, however, have assumed character
far extensive than the original question I'm plisd
Tie navigation of the st Ls~rencs and OF other
important streams the use OF certain railroads
and the q the s0Un vs,s,s in
tion laws the hberaly Of owe snsctmenss, aad
The reciprocal modification Of the customs tariffs BY both
Bases have all been brought forward Ia the
ana It should be found o arrive at astis
factory .1usiment many points, the interests Of
the two great Anglo Saxon communities will be linked
tesethsr & mly than ever We caunot dissent bic
shs fact that macy difficulties from which our own ad
mDitration is comparatively free must bese. an Aneri
can s Hs r.s 10 sss cs
capital invested in their pursuits that hearing likely
obvious dictates OF justice. They far less disposed
to give than to take a. may not inprobby clsmor for
hare in the proper advantages Of others Besdss ths
the general doctrines Of fres trade though undoubtedly
advancing are not so we'll recognized in the Uai.ed
States they are With ourseves and while there il
question that English ministry could approve to Par
lament my proportions for fair and reciprocal aboi-
or OF cAl restrictions exceedingly
whether ike success could b. achieved in Congress
The Americans In fact, night be reasonably called
upon to remember that they like other Nations, A.
re&dy In this respect Debtors and that they have
something to do in reciprocatipg npshsd
tensions even before any Others are mooled.
Above ALL 1t must be understood that this country,
though literally disposed and not inclined to drive
generous bargain on such SUBJECT, with such
hsn, VIII not submit to have its ncontestbe rights i'm.
pugDtd by any reference to the rights OF man.. i'm
paired by those candesine encr0achIaeDts which
ultimately appealed to as constituting apresctpson Toe
hshir grounds in question entirely property
The valley of the Mississippi ID the property Of the United
Hatef There 10 every disposition ia this Try to ad
nit to share Of our ADVANTAGES and ve sh.
cordially rejoice in conclusion shioh while exhugush
hg the risk of pleasant collisions will place the two
nations footing of such desirable aulsty The
be pleased; but sgve and aks' is fair play and policy
osfs than justice requires that il Americans afs 10
1ued IN their natural wishss British colonsts should
net be left with reason to complain.
The China Revelation and Its Commercial
Consequences.
from the London hrnes, August 80
The Chinese revolution is in all respects The greatest
revolution the world has yet Ia imaginable it
sioa pat together uritss the caisf textures Of all
nges thai stand out 10 the history of tbs World As
destruction Of temples and iccls and total change of
religion, 1t cas ID US tie early sge q Inc Christian
Church and thoe latter times when itions
enh actd Christianity IN masses A sne determination
people it pares with The grea. coadcts races
TIE fnsoas ex aud reEurns thl. &C.
cupy the earliest pages of authentic history I'd resumed
thth pronre1c the decline ard fall OF Rome. Al a
total change Of ny stem and opening of Caoa to
sfosigneIs it 20 far Goes ia day the usually slow
work Of modern civilization. This mighty change
has como so as that We have not yet realized its
consequences. So g,est 10 the stance OF China aud
20 On al The sympnthy between 1t and hs rest Of the
as the 81 Casa h ranks IN ap,s
who knows nothing aad OF whom nothing is known 10
this our spbsIe and sith whom have able
Germ In q moment that vail IL thrown esn that
gulf 10 aled up and that veil Is reat asande- Ciias
haG hitherto bsn the very yDs OF all that is unchsng
abe. FORMAL AID elavish all Of sudden it not only
Yields bat absolutely falls to pieces at foreign i'm PULSE
But the most marvellous feature of the revolution
mains TIE ueans utterly Insignificant. Toe ;hisf
iasti uet'on from missionafy, and whose condact
or apparent motives were suca that the missionary
refused TO b.ptine him: In fast, he seemed to be
failure OF another prefer nearer home 1t ceroly
suss M that Ne Pro,is has mistaken his sphere and
hat he had made dash for the throne Of China he
night have succeeded. The huge balloon collapsed
- ths prick OF needle. There is old siyirg that
everything has handle Il We on, knew where 70 God
worth bas Cbrs mad EaAdls We could not gss 1t,
OF INTO IT, or to do anything with IT The Nesut shows
1ouyd ~. Be has pronounced 0pen Sesame and the
everlasting nass begin to cesk the huge gatas Begin
hst I erer, and China becomes part OF the world
WY, In q couple Of years ve shall all De going TO
InLA. last LGD dpJZ hDDX on tue lUsQ
ldasivsd beye the 2ith OF August doing It in forty
eight days; and there i every prospect Of the time being
much shortened. People fced OF Europe th II
4 il railroadsd, haEdbooktd and "openej up, the
phrase to its very eask bone Moscow has been burnt
Petersburg 10 city Of areenals and palaces Coasta
nppe We have lately told q city Of wooden boxes
Athens ia bad Horpe BAs: Germany has been often
secured out by its thirty and ts years.
that its cities nave NO hog to shov; Berlin is poor
imitation Of Paris; EnDtch Is In pieces fresh painted and
not yet put ogether Paris everybody hes aud
asan ard there tbs bessthe rest where.
asd usdiseovsrsd. il is undoubtedly great, ancient.
curious aud original So in couple of years s1all al
- uYpEg 20 tine Chinese consulate in Leadsnhs street
BpoSsIf bury get Fo ocs passport e3 by
. gentleman with tmsll eyes, high checked bones, and
yensv skin, but without tail, and dressed ae every
bssy else in The city TIL who don't wish to be the
fieDseIa Of the grsod stream of gdssh to lrists may
wait mother tselte~onfh ard Mr. Murray viii have BY
Mat time Handbook Of Chine. or perhaps Northern
China with Japan ard Southern China with the Iodan
Archipelago column o. ndomitAble John Bulls, with
their caype, bags and in that uumistakeable costume
which denotes the patton all over the woid VIII force
hs way up al the rivers over ell the mountains and
along all The canals TIL the great wall of China is
What splendid hotels shall have at Pekin, ana wha
fnsssiant jokes at the exploded pecuarie Of Celestial
esshsry. In few years every lad of twenty viii have
Gacss China. and will have his budget of stories Of
Chipese couriers, conmissionsries cabs aud custom
houses What letters shall have complaining Of hotel
charge and imposition travellers for John Gilman
Ia 81. OF rogue and like the majority Of Christian
that it Is wonderful why be s not Of the Ia ton
years time se th.l know much more Of China than we
fhon what county for railways, canals, gas com
panies, water companies and all sorts of investments
The Chinese pay most admirably. The effort Of dis
charging tie opium ransom has contributed to the pre-
sent revolution by the exhaustion of TIE treasury. The
people have always been ready to ADOPT whatsoever inn
Povsmens the jealousy OF their Tartay rulers permitted
1hem to import; and 1t sppesrn, the authority oil
Jesu and other writer's two hundred years ago. that
aversion to change not original element of the Chi
1ese character We thall have steamers without end
IN the great rivers before long with Chinese engresr
and With Chinese engines. lhe amount Of internal
Travelling in China s SUCH that assured by those
Who have maraged 10 penetrate into the Interior thai
there are continuous streams Of travellers horse,
3oot and on fers from Canton to the great wall some
fifteen hundred miles-in many parts sdsd to
impede one another, and In the mountain passes
~ numerous As to leave no traveller out of sight Of
hret tf merchandise. What case of railway traHi
Our children may zee China much . network of rail-
vays England itself This Is not alton on
the possible consequence, Of change for It Is evident
1hat the successful insurgents disposed to
The aid Of progress and civilization defensive aux
aries against the tyrannica bgoy Of the Mantchoos
the latter always disposed to rely the xedness
Of their institutions 1t s felt that the mo vt sec
way to seal the exclusion Of the Tartars and prevent
ha,d in 4, IN yetio~