The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-07-20

forth wi It's crimes abe has appeared with her comon
Them es In common against the concerted designs a
anarchy England was present In tue councils thanks y
her inerve ton. political interference was decaed NO
ation OF public rights and thus was prepared the fall az
isolated thrones Such are the claims OF tneiand nw
revere of fortune the interest Of Europe revolution
der ana atsm will regard her decline punish
ment. The violent oassage OF England
the nations Of Asia will not however have been
useless accident II beyond The range OF possibility
that England aid preserve indefinitely the vast empire OF
India AZ for England herself will doubtless not be voy
self 10 home matters and 10 trouble Longer The remainiV
States By The reros she Jomets, or by The insole''ce n
contempt.
Probable Results or the War In Chiua-Ths
AoglO-SaxOn and Asaatio Meeting in Com
From the London Times, July 81
With the approaching close OF The Parliamentary ses
the East where the forces of than nston
gathering Probably by the time the autumn tourists are
paons we shall learn thai our troops have enosmpsd 3.
Chinese ground and that gun boats ascending the
great rivers to exact PREPARATION for the insults Of year
before The scts OF commando II Ia impossible and
wou be useless TO predict In such matters the events
resources and opportunities Of the hour must guide those
insured by the absence Of plan which may have been
isuy conception or may At least prove nApplicable
q ss.b.s s Al %
with the Chinese empire. What Lord Egn Is &
enforce his demands Is the subject which there shoald
be Misunderstanding, Now, before discussing Ills
other nations hold with regard to our proceedings Tia
Of the Americans given through their press
and by the Minister they are about to despatch to China
Is certainly most favorable to the csms of this country
and the spirit In which they have been urged The ooa
duct of Lord PalmerAon could not have been aY
proved at home than In New York and ston and the
verdict which his owp countrymen gave against his
tagonsts has been ratified by people who have had
their own experience Of barbarian incidence and cru
9TH has
US It's support, the judgment OF approval is equally
decided We do not speak of factions and their repre-
rate ard honest, who place the welIbeng Of their
country above the successes Of party Among the publ
cations which left in France the Rer,se des Dea
Mondes stands in the highest rank and article which
appeared in Of its late numbers places in Just light
the present situation Of Chna the Of its officials,
and the necessity Of European interference This artice
though bearing another signature tho
york Of an leanst Prince, whose warlke tendencies
and plans for the supremacy Of French mariae
the objects of no little curiosity years since How
like many others, be has learnt to do Justice to the
nation which formerly excited his jealousy mature years
and the caames Of his family have brought with them
soberness and chasened Judgment The author begins
by acknowledging the decline OF the Chinese mpire
philosopher Of the past century offered hts gnorans
praises Is discovered TO be only hierarchy or imbe
cliiy and wckedness. The secusion Of the Emueror,
who knows nothing that passes beyond the limits OF Pekn
the corruption of the maudarns who buy their Places and
Of cell uice and employ ment the gross sensuaiV
human fe resulting IN incesssns executions in system
tic nfantcide and in the application Of torture every
preerce all the proofs Of the inability OF the Cninsss
civilization struggle any longer with the energy that 10
Its gates Add to this that great part OF the empire
In posse Of the extraordinary army OF rebels which
has for years attracted the attention OF Europe,
and will hardly be denied the intercourse Of Euro
peans with such people must sooner later lead to ooa
ac.s In which the ens cviset nation will be the offend
ing party.
So for many years the events have been preparing
The British have been pushing their trade at all the
ports OF China and the Archipelago the Chinese thorn
nj hav crowded
Anglo Saxon settlements in various parts OF the globe
the two peoples have been brought face to and The
mingled vanity Of the Chinese have led them nfe
the of violence for which atonement Is demanded
With regard then, to the justice OF the English the
author has no doubt The English power has been seri
ousy ofeuocd, and ~ill In pose a fitting retrbutioa
the only thing to be decided is whether France shan
.Ss eeeop. our erm SSsiap" or shall the,
ate in enterprise wh,h they cannot prevent, and
which they ought not to desire to prevents rhe
author declares for CO operation on scale constsna
with the strength ard dignity OF France. England,
he says has requested France and the United States 10
to n. wn nss BE- %
thenceforh be given TO England Of bringing conolu-
sion hs great affair and .Ppropratng to herself ell u:
results In spite Of herself the world would have forced
her TO accomplish In China something like what she has
mplisbed India After having exacted vengeance
occupy the OF Chusan and perhaps Formosa the
coal mines Of which promise an abundant source Il
riches" 10 avert this danger France should 'in us "
at any point Of the coast without French double voun
teerng It's friendly but watchful assistance. Then would
operations 'shoud engage 70 exercise China q moral
and material influence In order TO obtain for Europeans
ns h ON n. a Soa Of ss .nS
the right also OF protesting and teaching thsir
religion The allies would agree equally to acquire
pobt Of Chinese territory without the consent Of ALL and
10 extend the rights OF European subject TO Chimes
without the accomplishment OF certain conditions
ranged In CONT mon" Such Is the programme to which
the writer desires that England and country should
agree
Now, on many points cordially acqulcsce In thsss
opriens Let France, let the United States have their fun
sbare advantages which must attend the opening OF
Chinese empire The American trade large, aud viii b
larger San Francisco the other side Of the oosan,
have wish deny the the leg.u-
influence OF the republic let France also do ali thas
she wishes In default OF commerce or political relations
with Chra she asserts the protectorate Of the Catholic
hgon, and the OF EuropeAn civilization. Be u
When all nations have free right TO enter China, oaho
men, which the authorities Of The church may
make with the French Emperor for placing those mission
aries under tho protection Of his Ambaseador will meet
obstacle from But from the latter part Of the plan
entirely dissent We have asked the concer, OF other
Powers In order 10 assist operations and not TO impede
thcm. TO send fees aud armies TO the Chinese
Seas with n precedent arrangement that occupy
spot Of ground and grant naturalization Chinese
Bopekong, Singapore Sydney, We nigh. as well keep
our troops at home and save our money We have been
injured, Tag nsulted, Plenpotentary refused
ce, and our fellow citizens shot, srsnged and poisoned
by set Of babarians and their chiefs For these oat
RACES the British government Ia about 10 take sass
faction Believing however that the interests OF human
ny and civilization might be advanced by proper Sss
OF this opportunity, have freely offered 10 othsr
nations share in the operations on which We have do
cded. Az acted fifteen years ago propose 70 90
Then England gave 10 all nations equal share
In the advantages she had gained by expensive war,
and expedition Of wh IN shall bear the CHIEF
burden will bring rich gains every nation which hes e
energy 10 the opportunities But any Who en
poets 10 bind ourselves conditions totally mistakes
the intentions Of the English government and the syrn IN
which Its request OF 90 operation made Shoud tho
occupation OF Chusan, OF any point the mainland,
conduce TO the attainment Of the objects Of the var, vs
why should not be occupied. Let Franco
also have her settlement, she wishes tive shall have
obectiop-bul let her not seek 10 restrict fhs
conquest OF China is OF out OF the question: bat
that European peoples should posscss sets-
mepts the eastern coast OF Asia 10 vwy
monstrous proposition.
The British Parliament.
raTBMUs OF sUEZ CANAL PROTECT.
In the House OF Commons 7h OF July Mr.. H. Bsgxp.
naked the First Lord Of the Treasury whct her Hsv
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