Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-07-11
The .Tlmes, on tlo uango Masgaore,

Tho Times OIL the Hango Massacre.
Ills not often that such display Of feeling has
been witnessed in The House OI Lords nS was mat.
Tested last night, when the Fail Of MOIm sbUIy
called Tie iUrlIal attention Of the Peers 10 The
lnaSSAcre Of llAnrO. Tie OCCasIUH must bG q mo
nrnlOuS Une indeed which IOuSeS 50 digntied and
reserved an assembly " the expression Ut violent
indignation. Gold aud unimplSSlOneh by habit
and Uy policy, The Poets Of England are perfectly
aware that The preservation OF lhelt dignity iSpcf.
icctIy Incompatible with Tie tutbulenccOf pop.
niat assembly. The tiANGO Massacre s, however,
Justification for any degree Of excitement. 10
do the Peers justice, they spoke out like men upon
The OCcHSlOn. Il have FNnSaCked English history
said Lord MOlmeSbuTy, land cannot lind OIL in.
stance Of a similar altOCous oct, but II is not 80
much fOF expressing the feelings Of liUffor with
which have heard Of this tragedy That ! have
drawn your .OrlShiPs' attention 10 the matter, rs
10 nsk lier MNjeSly's Government what course
il meant 10 take under The circumstances
TIE Earl Of Clarendon echoed Lord MNlmes.
bnry'S denominations, and described This brutal
nlaSsacte us "nn outage horrible aud unparalleled,
and al variance with the customs Of civilized no.
TONS" Lord Granville, although he rApIrSsed il
rs his opinion that this "mOSl wsntOn outage"
would in the end he dSaYowed by Tie Russian
Government, hoped that the explanation would
soon b. gwen, "lOT the feelings Of Indignation
winch must be excited by the lrdnSaCtlOn, would
necessarily tend IL add still more IL The utrOGS Of
wHt" Lord Chichester IuOSl unwlsely Tcconlen.
Died that hhg OG truce should be sent in 10 com.
IHunlCale with the highest authority which could
be found, "Ienlanllne that lie nltOuity Should he
dIsowned." Lord Broughum was moi satisfied
wtL bauen disclaimer lie called "for punish.
mrnt Oh the perpetrators o. deed so extraordinary
aud so cruel. (Elear, hsaE,) Il trtr the tand
called for blood il lras nStc." (CheeIS.) Thus
II wGS tie discussion was carried on last night.
We maxwell appeal 10 the recollection Of as many
Gmong our readers as haze wachsll wilh any Of.
tentiOn the cUnlSe Of Parliamentary proceedings,
il they ever remember IL have seen the UPpet
House so violently ogilOled. The deed was, indeed,
all extraordinary and cruel One-an outage well
caculaled to atOuse The Indignation Of people,
and ~ live in tie RtlnoaieS VI EngliShmen iOt
generations TO come, long after oil actors in this
great contest have been laid in lher CAVES.
The COuIS5 actually adUpIed by The government
appears Ia ue = very proper one under lie cltcum.
stances. 4 communication hos been male to The
English MnISlet al Copenhagen desiring him to
request The Danish government 10 instruct their
Munster al ST. Petersburg 10 laya statement Of
the case OcIOtc the proper authorities. Even The
Russian government must not be condemned lie.
lore fUtmol refusal VI repaTalon. As yet let The
hlIeOus outage pass us the aoI u savage who
will be calleduPOn by his own government 10 an.
Swer IOr his crime. UMiI The Caat and his coun.
CellOrS adopt The act u their ofCerS we must not
involve them III lis na'Nrol consequences. Lord
CO'cheS'eE's idea Of sending in q fey oil true 10
complain VI violation VI another appears untea.
Sonable aud ill'tiIRed. What Admiral, what off.
Ger, would trust a boats crew 10 the mercy Of
pack oil savugeS as ignOtant Of the inspiration Of
humanity us OftlIe uSateS Of var among civilized
nNIonsl Another massacre would most probably
he PeFpelrAtetI, and we should Pglln be told that
twas nletely the oct oil suboriinalrS-thal boats
crew, fully armed, was pulling with hostile in.
tent up 10 the batteries Of Cronstadt, and that it
was therefore incumbent upon the Russian LiIiugv
in command 10 blow her TO atoms, lest The safety
Of the iOtteSs should he compromised.
Great Britaiu and Irelnud.
LoId DundOnad, III an letter 10 the fines, OF.
ets mole positively than ever 10 annlhiIate The De.
IenSIve power Of any Russian fUtl around the BAL.
TIC. lie says:
II is obvious that my plans cannot now he OF.
jecteIl 10 under the plea VI inhunnuiy, seeing that
our ships have been attempted 10 bvtblown up,
aud objects and ulIaRed Sealnrn, WHO ought 10
have been taken prisoners, and il guilty, tiled
aud published, most inhumunly murltlrd.
The BlshopOI Exeter has recently refused 10 Ii.
cenSe two evangelical clrtgymen because they
would not subscribe ~ Ills luvOnIe logma OF lap.
lSIlal regeneration.
lLe London tieruld regrets 10 hear teRort 10
lie effect that Admiral Sit CHARLES Napier las lost
most Of his fortune by The faiufe u MeySrs. Hal.
iOrl & Co. (SIF J. Paul, Strachan Il Coz
The Gl6,000 awarded by the Court Of Admiral.
" IL the snIvotS VI The ship James Cheston,