The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-03-16

MORNING EDITION-M
and The cargoes being discharged at night Chinese
anthories coud not IONS De g GRANT q 80 garinxs case
their sDpeaance early morning aud cao,ured tho whole
ase I'VE 2, s Of ss sda Ss AZ
having right dy the gnssh flag claimed aud
government his isolated Of tbs
sss uss Of the British dag As you can see Dy referring 70
which the Gainsss Gussaoned the right Of the ag,
such cases Q.oud cries Of hear hesr)
Now this senemsa himself against the Chinese, and
willing that they should suffer any horron q laugh
bat he said TO me-
which you could possibly have AIKEN AID have not leg
heard With humihAton what this geutIemsu said. Is
to smuggling vessels being ao sed 70 the Britain dag
lhs) ano when hear Of the dag being insuIted, say
It u these transactions vi ch dishonor our nag (Loua
ori, Of hear, hear nom eli sides) THIS imsfe an
said,
We DO no. allow such dOnss under and stripes.
what Lerd Clarendon had stated was true, Why, In
the name Of common sense, hsS not he or 10 falner
.ion .Pplkd to the governments Of America and Of
Frarce long $50, 'ay'ng
parties to the treaty. and let all join in JOINT
postulaton to Pe<in (aear henri
IL vas uns,atesmApnks not TO have redressed taoss
grievances ~ the proper time. Their deb stes pup
isbed 70 the world. and Lord Lyndhursps opinion.
which was % much valued IN France and America i.
home, would be read, and 1t woud 90 seen that our
quarrel founded upSs triple hiesah,y. (Oasers }
And did they suppose for . momeAt that Francs or
AneriS. would tsxe the quarrel up on the miserable
Rround OF tho dispute about the AFRO " Hs believed
At ell events, thAt Am RIGA would not Fer France
could not speak, knowing nothing about her govern
other complications with foreign Powers--might It no
lead, for example, N compilations With nercA, which,
We, only sn the s s from a. GnH:
rienpote0 ary a. having acted without authority they
would then be free 70 unite with France ssd America In
with China
Mr. LABoUcBsRl said he did not complain of this sub
jeot having been brought before tns house, snoe tue
question affected the reputation OF the British nation
Now did Il not ssriko the house. something very OK
usordnsrJ that notwithstanding all that hao been ssd
the SympAhies OF the French aad American residents bad
oeen throughout with the ish authortess The
CONSUL inaeec had evinced that vympathy 20 suec
On extent snai be joined our troop. In their approach 70
su higher than the American ai-he meant toe
ies'i nony Of the oasf of American trade
'esioent ct Macao and be would call toe attention Of the
house 70 ,he doc amens tae more poiutedy did
arrive In this coontry in time to DO pressatea 10 PAr
msns win the papers PREVIOUSLY delivered Nothiag
Of the Litter, whoh % cd the 9Th OF Dsosm
Der 1865, and from the American legation. Il WAS ~
folio w.
LAGAI,oN or ras UNITED srArEs,}
MACAO, Dec. 81. 1855. 3
srATEs Bis hrceeocy Peter Parker OOmmsioner Of the
makes y ~ h s0 %
pcsix Comu his Exceency despatch Of thai cate
sS so. s %S 81
wsss
g. h.: e q
The q trade ' 70 .ns s,es. s 1on 4' q
ss ss A. =:
eeved sad mesnsmec ample than those now q. coumand
ND Ds
ssssaSH. q. g sis ay, pesa 4 syen ase
secretary OF the United States American Legation.
He imasissa that documsqs va Of the moro iapor
lies between America and Cd M having been solved Il
WAS indeed, document whon might have been pat
hoped a. Il proOeedeo from an American IL stead OF a
bhish Com miesionor, II would be entitled 10 some
sreos and attention (Hear Even cordiax to Amer
osp authority IL was evident tbs The naudsr pos
sessed that right inasmuch he did pocss
sry write 70 Washington for orders whom an cdr m
WAS offered him In the CniIese waters
SIZE 3. LIrrroscensurod the action o, tbs mont
SIR RAMspss, Sir I. HsssaHu and othor memoers
sr G PszHY-n wAs clear tha, the merchants Ia China
An ercsl merchants had failed In thor trade sh 70,
Chese, and wss oonvenieot TO tsem TO get up this
quarrel ovoer thai they might setsIe tnar pscunr
obligations win the Chinese under more favorable or
Lord JoHs RSssII said: nna hal my noble frosd, In
letter 70 sAsAmrcas sovvrnmsss 10 1870 respecting
,pAnish vesssl with spADuh orsS, wnoh sugaS,d
In the save Uaee and sailed uader license AnIrd by
The American consul 1t Cubs-l dnd In thsi dooum sn
ater stating at some length tho general privilege iron
flag Of friendly nation ny noble frisat siiudiog %
vessels sops In ssvcs said that shsss vessels coali
mol expecs 70 cvade the right OF search 'by hostox
psce 81 bunting with Tue stars aof stripes OF the Uasd
Salea" loud obeers) ur, had o,iaioas ike thsss
prevailed amopgs the auIhoriks 81 Canton sbcy would
whesher She mas papers, ana they would nave found
mai her ressry ssd expired (Hsas, bear)
On The same pisb, Mr.. Grssas ssd tina, com uup,os.
tons hsa boon rec,tv,d by MIN from hs oonsutaens,
complaining Of Mo interruption experienced by the toe
Fl tho EIoos sues he inquired whether would o. pos
sble " aks tea duues ,he nrst thing upon going Into
discussion committee OF vas and mcsusS
The CHANCELLOR OF the ExmsouHs replied that in point
OF order, II vas not oompesoai W him 70 sdopi that
ooursc The drst resolution regarding tns income sx
having ben read ihsy could nss osouss aoy osser until
M oApsros ssaid that might be ooavsnsus for she
h,we 70 sise that tusrsad Of bringing forward the
rtdpctos Of NE tea dsty 10 Ii % IN the pound nom the
Alb Of April nent - 3 prellnnsry motion, befose shs
speaker isfs bs chair be snould propose In the con
mne itself (HeaS, hess)
TEE HUpsox's BAR COMMITTEES.
The HSescn Bag Committee Of Pssdameas mad met
second ume. DR.. Ray was sxanined. &c stated ,aa,
there oonsideraSis portion Of the land capable Of
cultivation he did think that seus ooad ssue
place rapay and indeed, ne aid nos think any
would 90 particular psrss The oouasry 70 unless
10 10, =. sad s.l. s
poly, for II he trade va opea, sprtl would be intro
ouosd, and usPpers would come In aad Kill sns aaaas
al asss, and oil the inner animals sould destroy.
90; be thought would be dlsoun 70 make arrange
men, py wh,cn the fur trade might be retained she
pres.n banes and tho spsbIs OF cultivation de-
voed o settlement but sucn an arrangement would be
most desirable
In reply % Mr. Bell The witness stated that the ss,ss
m, of Of TN Indians not would DO
trade they would hunt In The winter and
he soil IN the summer months.
10 reply TO Mr. Rcebuct the witness ste ed thu. the
pricss which the goods the company to
wYrrosies SOLD Amounted afy PEI upon the
cost pr,css IN Loncon but the taru 70 the Inasns ~
made 20 depend upon the iocs - 70 which the goods
were taken.
stated that the Indians might ps To per thaa