The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-12-27

performance OF the agreement Ii scaudslzed that
We should DO scasdaized TOO II we were not inior med
immediately afterwards by what the assent OF the
allies was obtained.
One well imagine n. Brunow or NJ Kisseled
descant'pg on the Importance TO Russia OF retain
pointing to Bolgrad the village. the only Hograf
ON the map, end showing how far |. was from the
sas would SS oa r9 s 81.
north Or t. The device succeeded for the moment but
Il was q once too clumsy and insoen 70 prevail after
must be- that she comes for good faith she prao
tise good faith; that agreement obtained by rAudu
lent suppression OF the true and suggestion OF the false
agreement all but mere trick and crcumventisn
That sege ment implies the concurrence OF two wills
on the same thing whereas the Bosrad inst she spoke Of
q different place from the Bograd that spoke Of
and different not by accident, but by her design aud
practice We have already convincingy shown her that
chow oonvinoing y that We win NOT be overreschd
BY article.
Russian Interests In Chlna-Treatise by the
Chimes Government.
lFoo.choo (Oct y Correspondence of the London Times
Two nearly simultaneous announcements OF . grave
character have occurred TO utter deadly lively
munites in this part Of tue world The Is the APP
psarapce kind OF polco treatise Al 20
kin in which the RELATIONS Of chiSs % ner neise
bors and AFRO TO he m arime powers ewod The
author betrays considerable and accurate kno xedge Of
the conflict II interests subssng bet the great pow
Of Europe and Russa and OF the desgus Of latter
upon the empire OF the world He ncnes the concu
TO be apprehe than Russia by tho patriots
OF the 'Fowery Land /" whose true policy he declares
TO consist IN keeping well with all and plsying them of
aganst Russia and each against the other The other
pouucen ent Is Of Official nature, but II is like
the first have II from tho French Jesuit missionaries
at Shanghae, the French consulate o. the place,
and the French bishop ct Ningpo between which
last port and Chusan there nearly daily scoess and
Of but very few hours. The French missionaries
In Cbusan are vouched nv each OF my inform for the
truth OF the story and 1t s hard 10 conceive that
circum.ancia! can be entirely sroundless. 1t briefly
ths;-Ruesia has Concluded, ~ Pekin, treaty With
China. Three thousand Of land and safe hsrbor
upon the wos coast Of Chusan ceded In perpetuy by
tho ''Son OF Heaven TO the Gear. Russian consul
general with simple diplomatic powers has been nomi-
to be Immediately commenced that site. He Is au,ho-
rized TO appoint without needing confirmation, three
other consuls diplomatic agents for other PROVINCES
commerce, unless conducted by means Of steamships
and for these there perfectly anchorage
and shelter agaidst typhoons. The tremendous and
culiarly dangerous for sailing ships; but those
wh) are fsm'ar with the traditional policy OF
st. Petersburg know that the interests oil CON-
merce are not there with which II concerns Itself.
The cri'b, however, Is favorable. England, America
and France under the necessity OF reaewtng for
another term their several treaties with China al OF
which have expired or are now expiring revision OF
each OF those treaties has long been felt TO be required
upon other GROUNDS. Will tho favored nation clause
which occurs In the subssung treaties be overlooked
when the revision takee place; or Russia 70 continue,
In the face OF that cause enjoy the sole privilege Of
diplomatic represen auve At Pekin; and this. too at
the moment that she has obtained participation With
the three powers in the advantages first wrcsted from
the Chinese Emperor by treaty OF Nankn But do
not think that any revision will be efectua unless nego
jealousier (which here, At leas will be quite OF
place. would only agree 30 negotiate In concert that
would BIO an additional pledge OF the good OF what
Of sAr almost to the gales OF Pekn; and, OF course
vessels which convey the persons OF their
representatives thither will be men war; and none