The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-05-17

e. hoWevar,
The prosperity the exis ence, OF Assdo
eplire sevioussy enrspg.r.d
Ess pa unlikely Gays the london obeycr Of the roth
utmo). that sometime TO much as been made Of the
last FRI m China, which y published in the mrniug
papers Of yesterday, and 10 which somcwha ALARMING
character has beeu gwen This haracer Of ths Chaese
intelligence l. MT enul ~ borne by official accoun,
si 0N n enough 10 RHcze the very cruel
Gus disposition n the Ch,neea whom Mr. Cohdcn ana
this fSends described the most and moderate
a al bsrbsrans, Tho warhke means at the disposal OF
sr NJ Seymour are more powerful than some write, 8
force 10 maintain ms position. He las punl he'd he
Chiueee within reach destroyed all their batteries within
mouth q the Canton river. 20 thai s.h = can PASS with
out bis permit sion T-O ANAL vessels, sloop or var
and eSneoat have been despatched for e protection Of
Cnmmocnre KeppeI, besides rs sent away IN the be-
ginning Of the years and when the troops ships of war,
md glpboats de- patched from homo, as well a. those
ordered from India. shs arrive, with the unemployed
force fv m the p raan GuE he win be in con toa u
con meuce operations on q very large scale.
British Fllibustertsm In India.
OCCUPATIoN OF THE IsLAED Or PERM AND RArI-
FICATiON or A TREATY WITH THE oaIEFs OF
skKBskh HOW CONQUEST AND CIVILIZATION Ar
FKcr TIE NATIVE TRiRES-aIsrORY OF ENGLISH
RULR, As TOLD By THE PRIsCE or DUDE.
From me Bombay Times, March Is
and reoccupaton Of the island Por cons ,to two 81
the most important events that have occurred ths
d the Red ees since annexation OF Aien in 1888
strong Remembrance, accompanied by demand for the
srsudsr q Tie parties who attacked Lieut. Burton and
hh companions In February, 1856, having presented
for what occurred their an xey 70 comply wish Our re-
quests. ard their innocence OF all participation the
sAuit and rbcry but declared their ute fusbiHty to DIS
cover the insnsls they red Surrender. Tue
dram a treaty having been prepared for their aoce2
ance, large defua'ton waited On the Resident Adeo l.
ehcud thcnp oiv every nnd the aaus
o. Mr. Burton. surrendeEng them 70 IL discovered. and
oo r bopsers - ss
aaeorady laid down hsomewhaa Unexpectedly appe,ed,
S s 50 M from me ne :aac scsh,s, supposed 70 have
thai NOS Only had no man sn but no one Il been 70
much wounded. With evOry disposition u max. The
epy produce sieeie individual who had ,een hit Oas
pessd shot, whsn all but spent, had effect and pso
duccd flight Che neck where il had not foro,
cyouRh to ind lodgmeut These matters were NOT very
ccu " settle, and tho trms Of the treaty To-
It's ratification has Just urred ALI that we arc bound 70
- he procction OF the trade Of Berbcrs from enemies
pirates, ana against the ADMISSION o. al goods
IN our fed Sea ports wihot iupeuicnis and duty rfeo
Since the British flag nrst pAnted IT, nearly three
quarters q centiry age. Perrin seems have been u
IsIt q dcuous host Ugh, OF by tho anai tho
tn hsreu ana ourptsp peaks gave fos the greece
~ the ish formally taken possesdoa of by party
hs oeesios Required sssa sSeis 't saas
The place u Notifications arsenai-rovtions of ali
sss ossns Tor tho prcsen, supplied from Aden Perrin
t&tnG thus the latest addition made TO the dounoas
England
Opening OF the Il, itish Parliament.
SCENES IN BOTH HoUsgs-xUsrER or THs CON-
MOks-ArFEAKAsUE OF THE NEW MfaBEKs-A
9kAkCR AT rHS ssAys or r6E "NAsOaBsrER
Inr-aRkCrIVS or A sPEAKER-LSRD PALxsR%
TORS ADDRESS To THE NEW oFFIcEa-MR
DENsoS's sykECu.
- fFrm ,hc London Tines Msyij
Tho 6rst ses con OF the ffh Parliament ssmmoned
during the reign Of her irestni Majesty formally
mesoed JestScay The opening OF a Parhaneas. ut
I'll times great soIai ceremony, at the Nv csen
hncture peculiar momentous. The government which
recently brought the country through arduous war,
and 10 oonce,t with he alns torei pea To Earoe
bHxf bsfn fefeaf l.1 II, he M C,nno
secobuay quetuon u hregn policy, seemed IL expedient
10 coubs, The sovereign 10 dissolve Parliament. that
cecson pronounced by their representatives To the
area! h,s made them the constituencies have gwen
an emIh &c unmisiakesbie response, at once
pe,eiy endorsing the ac oi the ceuured Ministry, ant
largely Recruiting the strength amt sirit OF their folio
hesnwne the Ciua question, which mad preciplted
dt~oiuuon, Ia. as"msd graver aud more meuAfns
sspcct, Demanding the OF the Executive the
Legislature tue exe'ose of Increase energy and drmnsss
Bat only the Parliament usherrd iu,o existence
apparently eve uf a with Oeer,ia Enlarv,
but uo~t mirant Of internal improvement are
generally believed he imlenaing. Besides the many
schemes cS admlupsranve legal aud so,ia retorm 10
which our r,novsd ieptature VII have n aidreS It,
sell the ak@ revising is own constitution IN oonnexioa
vii ne smennme@ u the nn'vuzl rrpr~ertiiDn, al lies
btcre IL, aud should the expectations % 60 country in
thin res be fulfilled the present Parsameu, is desrin u
10 receive the h-h ricai of the iast Plrs aent
convoked undef the Or u frm bill"
Bot hle Iomp AMI circun stance, however marked the
any bi n md -nriu-,f,s p,nc,Ica, p-,pl, ~
rCma able abseoce ~ glitter psgeantry AMI den
Old wfHiu be ro9urccd tariy ~
with the strung aud anstous national In cre. Which such
On cessation VI Dot fail 10 awaken brcp Give OF tns
rec.hn1s ~ tho late happy event Ia the rya hischo
u y po On accordance with general us4c for e
refpn io sib1d In rerson the Hra s'tse ~ Par
iianem the es az Scaker Ter the House OF Com
moss, the swearing 81 ppnb-rs Ia chambers and
a fee other trcHuiaaate4 Incidental ~ the
Of The t~o asse uSlies-s ocess which usually occapes
sboots ~eskhsvst prcceie the delivery Of the Qlcens
Jee n; rev ~ 10 witch, Of course, ne cuisines. VI any
importance Ia transacted.
brae . O'Clock 500 sac,se conoouae had collected
round tue wcs,mir lister Hal
rtvs the osains persoo-ses ssoat g. ohSise IN me
cefcIn0y T1ctDte 81 Ne Hpuse 81 Dr NJ h-et
sened an array OF ali nat em bynole t1e creary va
cucs 81 the gorgeous but bat gl omy oaanoe,
being skpe relieved by the presence 0f soma = or
dczen distinguished ladies loaed IN single g-osp on tbs
Oh osiiou ride the three clerks nj the table being she
solitary ocrsIa T. e the Borr
kt2c'rhck he L<da Com nss,ouer-. xno the
ro.ss fSra s.ss s @i,.,e, A ga ps@i seas =. 81
tered ne ouse In their vial ~ mes, and tok their
LAce- ca The wOoirk Mt tasn halfa doses othss
fc,rs wee then prevent sn,ong whom w~re Lord Pan.
mvre, Earl Bcauchamp spd Lord Be or; AMI tlrcngsct
the tnus tiitg the ALTO humber in attendance ~ oae
The U-ber q The Black Rod having been direcsei TO
summon the commons thsr Lordshp's Hoese, IN the
APE q fes moments Sr Detas 10 Marchani (chief
nIt,, eccomps'aed oy Sr George Gsey, SIR Charles
wooo and aFEe muster Of msubers q the 10 ~or Cham
ow we 10 snsndance AT the bar.
me bsp CRAVE L9 announced that the roya com rIs-
aon graeiousJ anih@i1ne him ana commits soeers
70 opfn iufanrui In her Mai -ty's naue, would then
oe nso, winch wa done BY the clerk al the table 40
Ine ioKn CHANutoR tnen saii--My Hrds and gentle
mrs, ihvt IN cnmnana from her haj~ty % let yo1
koo~ mat a. toba a. lie members Of botn Holses shall
nave been sworn The OF ths Gel ing Of P1ha
mepf hfethsr vii be DECLARED; and. "a beng
nccckary that bp ager Of Horse ~ Con
mSDs IN MID be nrst chosen, IL H. h-r Maja-ty's
pft@uFe Thai you, gettle men q the Horse o. Con
snd brs procei 20 the appointment q sone proper NV,
fcp 10 be your Speaker All thai you should appor h.e
20 nofros al O'clock and then present the person rno
"a all VI choo-e for her Msesvs royal appreciation
The CunmoDs then sifhfrew to thssr cham In
oicncr 10 this mandate The Royal Commissioners nj
icniosrly tired III robe. AMI their
be II I'd Chancellor alone occupied the ~ooisack
Payers eupIcstihe the Divine Blessing the conn ella
ftbe rarsmen then read by the IN hop N Gioucss
1be religious ssrvio nd ., the eimin'strs'ion Of
tbe oath 10 peer ~ the al the tsbtc Diowed By