The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-04-01

no China question one Of mcnsston importance,
sd would b given sas eonsids ration ~ % early Day
but repoytsd aso MAJ he somswhss dirty remarked
>hss there was another government besidss those OF
saad France md the United ssasss Esd oss shas had
always displayed hiss dship and nberAy towards ths
country, (hs meant Of course uss) whose interests,
has could IA be locked upon with indiessDoe deep
Involved IN ths Ohina question and thas no should form
Ne most liberal oommsSoial policy nos only towards
hina but all nations; and 10 would be glad HE lord
ship would oommuncss any prepositsons ~ Intended 70
nshs freely md fully 70 the Secretary Of saase.
General Oass moss mopportuney set SICK The next day.
and NJ. walker appointed Governor k Kansas and
has aooepsed bst does nol leave The Atlantic sstss for
hh new post TIL abeus the middle Of Nay. In oonse-
qvspoe Of Gen. Ossss illness nothing denaisvs has bean
done ~ 70 The Chinese mission up 70 thh evening.
The Russian embassy wssch Lord Napier md oooa
Haytees closely; and the ooune adopted BY Baron
HT~cneL when developed, viii, you may rely upon n,
DISPLAY his Characteristic ,aok prudence and ability
Rusgia hes I'm meuso inland TRADE With China; hes
Minister who allowed 10 reside ~ Pekin. and has irec
ngyess and esIess 70 Chinese ports These arc great
advantages and Tho last privileges mot possessed By
any other nation. BY The ffieudy cid Of Russia 1,
anticipated BY that may obtain the privileges
accorded 70 BY the Chinese, We do nos NEEDLE In
this quarrel between Them and the Dogish and French,
and the result Of which, IL ID predicted, will b. unfsvm
able the s.ts,, they extors treaty from Chin
such - they With.
Lord Napier extremely anxious for the immediate
despatch Of the pleniposenary Of the United saaes 70
Chca England and for the that the election
o. tho Parliament h q hand and would aid Lord
PAlmerson hugely IN advantageous peace was msde
tho meantime. Thu 70 The secret Of the British Minister'S
urgency and Ibis the stmuaps 70 ths suggested change
Of the policy Of Lord Pamerston 70 this country In oon
motion with Cuba, no. may be that Lord PAlmersloa
has 81 As opened his eyes 70 the fact that the interests Of
the United States and OF The British people are, IN I'll that
relses 70 thn hemisphere, Identical Certainly hs pest
In reference 70 the Hspano.A countries
south u.s. connection with this government has bean
extremely narrow, and unwse with respect 70 the com-
merciaI and manufacturing interests Of the British
people. 10 true that We care very little for the
opposition Of the mother country 70 the DEGREES Of
'apiiess deanny and the cessation cf should mot be
barssiued for ~ change received ~ consideration
Abeting any unjuat or wrongful course toward the
Chinese And even though may be admitted that
except In shsllng The defenoeless city Of Canton and
.ausbserng thousands ofhaxnless people, and nongst
Stem women and children-the Englhh have strong
grounds justification for resort v aSms against the
Chinese, YET b not clearly seen thas We would b
N
70 ~
Our position N regard 10 China b u thin TINA and
with reference 10 the recon. rAnsAooas there truly
dgnsHed enc. Our naval force thsrs-I learn Iso
than sixty guns In ala-obsesved Sxiot
neutrality. An unaxmsd boai Of one Of our
national ships, bearing Ne Untsa e>ases fas, vas
nred upon by two Chinese forts, and N American killed.
Commodore AYmstrong immediasely demolished she bFs
that committed the Outrage. with force q lsss than 40
guns though the forts mounted lao guns In add
Non ths, he demanded and. obianed apology from
Governor Ysh, aad then resumed hs neutral attitude.
he avenged the aggression the United sasss ag but
kept aloof nom the Engbsh quarrel Why should No
change shis attudsi Why should We become The ally
Of England and Yr>.es 70 enable them 70 attain
Ask ends with rsisrsnos 70 Russia, and sspe.
GaDy II By sdhering 70 neutrality We may, with he
kk ndy help Of Russia, N . peaceful WY obtain equal
advantages - We became involved In the WaS which
Cannot hut ssssadsr shs ness bitter feelings the part
Of TIE Chinese
do NOT believe Mr.. Buchanan viii enter into any zen
sangfng slanee'' With Great Britain, which nay b
sought BY Lord Pamerston, chiefly 70 enable him 70 de-
fsas ths liberals In the coming election. Bat our nava
soroe the onins Sea ~i probably b augmented forth
WIN, 70 meet any contingencies that may ooour and
representative Of tsent and in whom The country has
oonsoence and that cannot bs used BY England o.
Hance will be despatched The court Of Pekn 70 pro.
tco, our Interests thore and you must not b surpssd
X. j. walker does MOI after all 20 70 Ksssas, but his
ArsIs will DO NE Celestial F1owery Husdon."
sIrTIsB DESIGNS IN cHNA-rHE Pant ASSIGNED
TO THE UNITED STATES, ETC.
wAsmsoroS, March 81, 1857.
baye learned further Important faoss with refe
reooe 70 Lord sspiers application 70 have Mr. walker
or some other Distinguished statesman sent 70 China -
United ss.ss Minister rhs dssrminasioa of NE EAeihA
anS French governments b 70 oompel China 10 throw
open al her ports and rveSs 70 the commerce Of The
world and " secure proteouon 70 travellers through
sAss kingdom-n word, 70 compel her 70 como Into the
gyIss family Of civilised States.
They do MOI desire ask The military operation II
the Uped etAiss 70 snsot this purpose, but they sug
sesi the name Of M WALKER the proper person 70 col
a umpire between the Western Powers and China
n,re speedily 70 bring about pescs.
The Maine and New Hanpshire appointments were
again postponed 10 day, tho whole time Of The osbuet
bong occupied In eonadorng the instructions 70
p&ny NJ Stanton 70 Kansas.
rsouBLE ABOUT THE MAINE APPoNrxBSrs-THE
DIFFICULTY WITH NEW GRANADA-MAILs Fos
TIE PACIFIC VIA rEHUArrRPEc, ETC.
wAsmoror, March 81, 1851.
me Cabinet consumed Of their entire hitting 70
DAY N arranging We inssIucHens and osher nasts sp.
pertaining 10 KAnsas hs Mr.. Stanton viii take with him
There nothing now, % nx - the administration con-
oerre6, 10 prevent hs immediate departure.
The Name sppc.ninsa,s were under oensidsrsuoa to-
asy bus desernir %. Thers appears 70 be some an
neuisy-a oashins Of nssrssts-Caord sad Appleton On
one hand and feu politicians, together With Mr.. Too
csy, On The osses. Io-morov WIN settle the trouble
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