The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-05-25
NEW YORK HERALD, SUNDAY, MAY rs, 1855


ID Lucknow to n a, eut IL psediy ouslsd BY the
aiivkl Of detachment Of the Forty Sigh rhs Thirty
r.yed Ie~iyed counter oroers ard viii now say here
Y is ssid hat the distress are in dist arhed a's
Here IN tresnow We see ncshes Of the hind Evpy ons
divided in four provincee-LueKnow, Bscai.oh, Khyra-
bad ard balm udes.
Ii viii be Ieolee,sd that these statsns nts sre m,de
by the English correspondents VI Eng ;sh journals In
india Il Is the old sory n the and the Hon. bat
nov gross strous the ast mist when the mort
Ceuio but the s,ate ments from the pens OF The
y Dry Ieope CT the Try thus iorclbly reduced into
state q peorage by Bri fh peA.l fhsopy, makks. In
hand skier still would the shsdoW b., the hats al
ready gwen show
[YtOm the Lucknow Correspondence Of the bombay
TIE king Is reaty to ceae ali bis possessions TO tho East
India Co mpspy, simply because ne has power de-
to the force brought against him. put ne will
their Ierscner rather pr.oser within the walls Of
his palace IL u generally beloved hist two separate
gency which mas taken plIcG-one beipg for Ills Ma
esy rr styrs and tho oher OILY to be carried out in
The OF rsusal being given TO the first propes
Common report assigns this day Is the final limit OF
time pere itte6 for tie k6gs escion and he stu per-
sst IN his present deermir ion then matters viii be
settled without The royal Concurrence: much ssvsrsr
gent measures carried out.
On SATURDAY last the Resident paid visit to tbs
Cueen Moth at her own request ara for Upwards OF
hour General 0utram engaged IN this interview,
duIii which the old lady xnaussd her yocaou-
the preservation Of her soma kingdom "
Independent State She Is said to have asked for
years telay MY ard to have soHDny promised that Il
srse compliant q nent daring Inst period
va heard. ,hen the British au hCries woud 10 well
70 take in ediste and satre pos esson OF the
country. The only reply which the Reeident conld
make of course, bis inability to interfere avert
tue impending 1easure whcn has been fnally deter
nired on by The Governor General OF lnois wi the
the Court Of Drectors whose servant he
and whose orders the usject he wss bound to
carry out. Thus closed the psiniui scene which 70
a ANIL liah
heart, must have been tar from pleasant QUE On hoa
cay the 4tb " slant other Durbsr wat held &C whch
both the Res5ent g plain Hayes were present. b1
this sion also, the proceedings appear have
been proc Of useful result could the Kings
sven aitbousn bis minpter, All Nash Khan, Sided his
enreaties AMI r.monstrsnces to those Of the Re-
td-nt r is bsliev that three days w.re then
fixed for ths final decision CT the King, AID that he
warned, OF the consea uences which would result
from HE persistence in tits line Of cendact-a peg
setence which would not any change il tbs sr.
raugemeas for the tetter govern Of his kingdom
While might seriously injure him eff personal y Thus
do affairs !, main here.
In sading this su pie narrative is irr sishby
minc ed Of the mpeacnm OF Warren Hastings Tor simi
lar .ences and the mpsEsioDed utteancss Of Edmusd
Burke resonr in Was there ever ssdder pic
ure drawn than hat OF the ethroned king P)ysress 10
resist resent the wrongs and insults offered hin by
invader too strong to be successfully opposed but with
Oh. soicis1a, wrapping himself in his mantle Of king
FL p ard relying tsroy peni Of his enemJl
And the old Queen Mother too exhsut ting her voca5u
larry Of prayers and supp ications On the representative
be made of 'nterner stuff than most men, il those pray
did not awaken papes OF conscience for the part
which bis position compelled b to act 1t is need
to ADD that the supp caons Of The Queen Mother avaed
little the stubborn passive endurance OF the Bon
TIE East India gove nment Is coEporaton-one Of those
combinations which, in the language OF Curran hsye
neither cdies TO be kicked souls to be damned Bat
bhad that corporation tits power competent TO cor-
pei justice ard indicate the sights OF and the laws
Of cI both Of which have eesn rsmped In the Cost
by this act OF unparalleled aggres Ion and outrage Tbe
British Parliament has the pc il isits duty to
mel
the government not the irresponsible corporation,
will rest tie weight Of the scandal end shame aid the
penalty OF the retrbution viii which Providence ever
vi lis The wrong doer in The end. movement for in
vtsigation hiss already been INSIDE IN the Br ism Para
nent, frtm which we e ract these prooeediogs--
HOUSE OF COMMONS, March Air. Golden aRkel the
President OF the Board of Control whether It his in
tenon to lay the table any papers relating TO the
sxsicn If the ancient McbamInedan territory OF Dude
East nosn territory wbet her he was prepared
to oer explanation on the suhjest to tine House,
Nj. " SMITH said that the papers were not complete
OF the Eouse Attention bad been called TO the NAL I'D
rnistra.ion OF the affair Of Dude and despatch had
to take steps the SUBJECT but dessatch hsd been
received in reply 1t vouli not 10 convenient 1T present.
Dir OTwAy PR tested against the doctrine that
king whom we had set upon the throne conducted him
sef IN an mpr'p-r and immoral manner. Sc were emit
tied to dethrUne him and annex bis terri ofy to own
especially where 1t posed 70 lhem to
portion the most favored Of the shoe Indian empire
He should Ike to know whether they intended to repay
which had compelled him to advance 10 return for
which had coded him the worthless piece Ct terri
tory that hsd been taken from the Raah of Nepaul He
believed that the company would fad It almost imposs
Bile TO collect the revenue for the King of Dude nsef
found the greatest difficulty in doing go ne p had
shoun oestTe TO under our rule IN td7, sy had
exhibited The greatest dissnclin00 70 submit Themselves to
the sorenmtnt Of corporation ohieh Aad used toturs to
horors bic gentleman would his influence nth tbs
gcver that day might be given for the ;ussion
OF Indian matters.
space to spare in another letter you shall hav I'M
vanished but truthful account to give OF the
Q onferred on the natives by British rue in Intts
Our Canton Correspondence.
CANTON Jan. 4, 1856.
FYrst Impressions of Can,o,s-7he Boatcomesa Of The
Pot-CAinese Bloomers-Ne,o FEARS Calls-7he Lio,s-
The CluIs-Chinese Lingo-Polisical Resraints-CSm-
merce of Cdnton-7he Parsees of the Factories, dc.
Another port has been struck OF my visiting list, for
have you my Impressions Of Hong Kong and for the
last few days have been roaming sb Tut this highly inter
ssng plsce-he ne plus ultra Of my early ideas OF me
East Leaving Hong Kong In Of the several steamers
that daily ply up and Gown the river, ten hours good
work carried by the Bogue forts, whose formda De
front looked grim death to the intruder but which not
knocked about the guards hesds and
whom the English turned their shot towards thsm
by the several pagodas, reaching high in air. by the To-
valleys the rivers bsnks by the rice fels the
hchee groves and the banyan Forest by the Whampoa
reach, the shipping the wen rged docks, and the
few foreign houses there BY the countless junks and
orehas and vessels Of every possible shape and rodd
and strangely picturssqus.i the fseso les burst upon
from behind the garden forest trees, where the Eng
lisb, the French and the American flags aoating
side By side in the most friendly and neghbory manner,
a. they should always Co.
At last am in sight Of Canton the grand cspitAl of
China trade where heads Of houses most do congregste
where money ia obtained from wealthy Cinnamon, middle
ke-s &C., who get II from bankers in the interior
where orders given TO the houses and agents up and
the coast-wres puilec-secret expeditions 1T
ted out--teas and slhs and imports talked
ttns've sosle-where many merchants have made in
few years Of active labor for tunes in the trade-whers
hospitality abounds and kind attentions are sbo wersd
upon the stranger Yes this is far famed Canton known
every schoolboy and every young merchant WHO
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