The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-01-24

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he Brsh community BY her M'jessy. Consul; Ihavo,
Rear Admiral. Commander-in Chief
RI1TH OeroRrI, Esq., N p, Admiralty. London.
Views Of the English Press.
WHAT WILL THE ENGLISH GOVERNMENT Dol
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me immediate question, therefore, not so
much relations with The govern neni OF fesn - those
With The city Of Canton II rs obvious, apart from the
more GENERAL considerations involved, that me nnao
tans this ropuous and turbulent town snoud De sole
once more esabsh the prtensions Of their bsroarc
Insoepce In The face OF such practical protest az Admit
raj ymour recorded the security Of all foreigners
In lho.e parts would be seriously endangered One OF
our well observed tina, much moro than
mere deisrence 70 Oriental usaees implied In this
utter exclusion o. suropss o% 'ps s.ers ss, as
Chinese people, can have any invinciole repus
apancs 70 eontao, or communication With others
On m, oontvory hau bon IN California and In
trolia abandon erdsnce ofhcr afsipd. for oomn1ca
adusrfrs and the ,lrafed ork Of ooioni1dtac
nor 10 n many days spos We reported No erection
and eouseors,on 81 regular josshouse or temple In
Of our possessons By INC Chinese ses,en-a rooi
any % ,s:s y a cam be- os So. pr. ss
| that they entertain any reasonable approximation,
Of rouuesl tncro.ehmen. On our part Sot 70
been made win entire imp.rry .i oths pore more
| rcarIy connected than Cantor 9Th The caPsl Of
mus, nave h, WI ,bss v.sS -. 70, ,err,y. oon.a
tu,ed the object Of voyages Tsis usde 100, - ve
need srcy stop 70 rsmrh W N. nlshess oesree os
OF Intercourse the Governor and populsoe Of Canton
are endesvoring 70 maintain are totally devoid Of war
rant We sch Tor things perfectly reasonable 10 them
selves arc ndapenfa 10 the prevention OF GUAR
reb and bleocsb,d and prtposterous TO assume that
/ ration poompsrabiy the stronger Of the two should
| submit 10 treatment entaiins a, once stigma OF In
eriority and exposure 70 constant embarr~sment.
Tho I'm mediate question, however, not the only one
| nor would consist e,,her with dignity or prudence u
step short ~ this point that the arrangements Of
former day been opened tor settlement anew. As
we inssi 9Th perfect confidence the justice az
well the innocence Of acquisitions 70 hard 70 sec
hos adopt any better course than enc which sha
bring desisns In their true form TO tho kposlcdge
| the ehef authorities concerned Wnstever may be the
violence bieory Of local governors, seems i'm PCS
sibe 70 imagine that the supreme governmert Of Gains
would resolve upon Offering wsnen ndsn,es 70 power
VIGOROUSLY able 10 the sst resr not only 70 protect -
Interests, but 10 enforceiu will Our relations, In short
vrh this singular empire msy take their who e com
pleyiop from direct munostion with the rulers
the state ard inst the tribes ~ Central Africa
presented 70 be usossbIe enough could but penetrate
through The CIRCLE Of population whion enclose.
them 90 the Court Of Pekin would psoo.bIy be found
for msbe could only learn fscu tom our osn repre-
sentative, instead d relying tor ~ inform .,ior
| on tbose whose interests msy lie IN dis'oTting OF
oopceaInf the truth M doubt The wltulne..
| Of provincial governor. revsrded 9TH fortuitou,
J s temporary success, msy ROY and shen be gratifying