The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-06-01


ee for contemplation the future historian of this
have! What changes not Of nation but Of half the
globe! China open to the curious, making trsa'
| 10. sn- 6~;lad S,Atoe
.--, e.antiDg privileges to Europe anu tho -.
Japan, ceaspg to xample upon the "sacred cross Of
Christ" and throwing aside her narrow portals to the
entrance of Christians receiving the strange msnufss
lures OF Observation-Disclosures and believing because
seeing the wonderful results Of science In steam
CITY, machinery, and munitions of war-mpressed with
the power and strength Of those .he has alvavs con
emned-feeng her own heplessness to avoid her f.ts
reason 81 last daWns upon her Cvilisetion instructs
hsr, nations welcome her, and In her sho finally
the increasing pressure from the West yields to des
tiny enters the family Of nations and contribute. har
share to the submation of the human racs Hers Ia
the philosopher pause and reflect that this has been
caused not by the sword mercessly used-not k~ tho
| imperious voice Of throDe-not by the scheun0 of
trickiEg dipomatsbu by the moral tone example and
onward march OF great and free people, who thro snp
abroad their banners, her principles and their priv
ese 10 the Hsen eye Of criticism advance into tho
future undsnsyed conader. Of the purity Of human,
| right and their oua doctrines.
Upon the receipt Of the of the approach or
the rebels at the NORTH Governor Bonha of Hong Kong
at once started for Naain with English war steamer.
So it is to be deplcred and it 4. be deyouty hoped
that he will he tco late and that Teo Teh has capsxea
the old humSug moon hu1imery" aud set up for him
self Mr. Marshall who has been very ill quiet since
the naval fare up sailed e Goth i,t In tAe Suson.
bana direct for Nsnkn thence overland t, pekin t.
Fs his intention to quietly watch events and IL Ten r
succeeds to acknowledge his goyornncn snd t
business and fx things for tie American ntere.t IT
the patriots are successful gooa deal may gained by
ON m hain tlxa
M is determined to go to Pekn II Tfen Teh fails thu
world is of than before vi .'manest ds.tnv
and Iresress' will not burst into fill bloom ,oon bnt
remain In the bud yet awhile - F1ien saas ss vr
SAID IN Mexico Tho perfect siiencs and inaYerence
with which Minister has been tree sed bv IL n,o.
Emperor would justify Mr. M in retalatng with h.r,b
ness and lending aid and comfort to Emperoys sue
miles, This, think, will be Mr. Ms pccy, a /. is tho
general Amsrcan opinion that IL should be-
1t Is generally believed that Tien- -Tth has v;tb hi,
four French Jesuit priests, who ca,abe engineer.
and tacticans and that he does notrnr without their
consent The mastery manner In which, he p,ove. ~.
several divisions Of the army, ki rsguar approeees IN
fortified towns and the underm ing and bio wing IN of
walls &c-a dodge never before pr actised by tue pr.
tails and Of which the Emperor complains bitterly in
one OF his edicts, as not fair siSlc-a go to confirm
this II the English do not interfere TEN Tsh a bound
to be President OF the new republic Of China Then you
NH
losophers and disnteresed admirers Of 'sUncis Yomn
and lovers Of Aunt Chloe" over sre to preach In th
heathens to emancipate their boramsn and ,tn, tho
British from Kidnapping, under ia pretenses "Unole
josh, and selling him in Australia and Cuba f,r harm.
Of years-not life.
Speaking Of the French. Louis Ma apoeon III has 49,
ready made to bis hands, war in tea pot-es ssu.
thirty gsntlemsa tea merchants dsterrainsA Nat
the trcoor sha not be hoised In their psasrexrsuna
at Canton the whole matter is so silly and sosbbish in
its character. it Ia hardly worth telling you. n..v,,
that the Of small garden in front OF the for, m
Hongs-which you viii see esnspcsous in the pes, "a.
of Cantsn-s Included in the rents sf ths fo,e;s, -
dsncy and of course belongs to the resident ses
who ray rents Now, appears that there q no n pob
merchant In Canton who pays rent, hsots 10 these
grounds but Nj Bourbollon. the French Mnstsr ishss
Flagstaff erected, and had prepared and sent nm
under convoy of guard Of nfty men from ~ French
fgate Capriceus to be erected under the fnry s
to ola belle France" with virut. But tho asroh.nt.
opposed this alleging that the sound was TN dr. ana 4,
should not be used the nag planted 40, he mole
not stuck up and paper GOING IN. rr.,..s
mercbantsexcited Frenchmen-I am hsy nv to s.v tht
American is at all mixed up in this d. ,idedv ,noh,.
and English fmetae, and that the Freq ch aae fo 49,.
present. floats amiably side by side v ith tho y.rr..
stripes the Yankee nagsta. So you sea wa A.. a.
ready assuming the professionals.
Commodore Perry has not yet arr ved--it II tbor,s.
that the turn Of Affairs in China will ietard the Jana, er
petition as he may be called upo to protect our mor
immediate interest here before aving for the sealed
waters y any rate TO MS wso well posted up, il
seems IKE ioy or nim 70 start for Japan without his
whole squadron and all the element, of srr,.. ,,h
are so slowly sitting out and stIn slower arrvnrfor
once make failure and would be scarcely possible 10
redeem 1t, to say nothing Of tka mortiscatoa and r
cule attached to such . result,
We have asked all the world 10 the show and promised
them "cskes and als' besidss and II would be rreat
pity IL we did not make good dsbs as we would mot be
able to return the money at the door to the disappointed
The navy has before it great work, and the way II a
complishes II will prove Of two things-eithsr that
sl has all the elements Of its old renswn, or that It 10
totally inefficient for the present age and had better bs
dsoanded snd commenced again But we pedio for
its soyous achievement its young officers are full oS