The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-03-07

si0n granted BY the Russian for the great
network OF railways 10 be constructed within ten yoarS
st outlay Of Gas oo0 900 sterling The conditions are
substantially the same - those already announced
Amongst the cont aoing parties Ara Barring Br0thorS Of
London, and Hope Co., Of Amsterdam.
The War In Persia and China.
From the London Post, Feb. 20
or the expedition 10 Persia We need for the pressa, say
nothing than the that bsvo already gven.
quite evident that that weak and foolish State
ohoos but 10 retraoe the insane steps Into which II hes
been misguided 10 make the fullest omission to the
that We ave sul the oouo.r, ali po 1cru ia the East
That question which we may consider settled at some
expeuse, no doubt to- us, but at an expense which,
prom pity incurred, will save much future cost. rhc
ski mhh With Chinafo, can hardly call the hostli
ties in which the execution IL ell on one side
subjects. We have . great trade with China, That
trade has been by degrees secured TO US By one
Of ss BY WHICH &. restless
OF this country lives. Strange ~ II may seem, We
cannot DO .lthous their tee and .oer sk nor o'uld
well without The money which We give toem in OK.
change for their goods Bot, With . raoo Of suoh old
. set eho so banker After assumed superiority over
all Foreigners with men who are 90 perscveriog In de
more necessary than 70 wson that bat .Ssy tsko no as:
advantage TO deal with them sterny and strongly whsn
ever they do take IT, TO teach them that We have the
power TO make ourselves respected and that we will
II 1t is Of no use 70 bo content with slight bow and
small punishmeut In . csse Ike this. II MEASURE
Chinese usdsrs 70 let our blow f.D heavily, once and
for ell The Cbinete slow 70 learn new things suc
Epglish have strength and power which he cannot
safely Insult or tsfy.
uhe British Parliament.
POPULAR RDUcATIoN-sIR RoBRRT PEELs SPEECH
AGAIN THE WAX In CHInA-THB SOUND DUES
Russo PERSIAN TRKATI-EULE IN INDIA-TgR
BUD0Sr AID THE oPPosiTIOs- oUANo sUPPLY-
TEA AND SUGAR puTIEs-THE sgIP R.s0I.UrE
In tne Eog ph House OF Commons on ista uls mo-
70 brig ip b for the promotion OF elementary eduoA
ZION In cities ana corporate t0wus
Amer some discussion leave WAS given 70 bring In the
On Isth Of Fetrusvy In the Counoas, Sir O, NArrus
gave notice that on the navy estmstes being brought
he should bring before tho House he recent speeoo
In rsply 20 lord H.nllses Mr. LAsorcux.x said ,h.,
orders nsruc ions had Issued 70 ths British
authorities ~ Hong Kons or 10 tue Admiral 10 com maod
Of the squadron IN tie Chinese waters, sus pondng or
whereby Offensive operations against the Chinese we're
peremptory Forbidden without the previous sanction OF
su GRAHAM saidI wish 70 ask the First Lord OF the
Treasury vhe'her her Msjesy's government has CONE
70 an agreement with tue g,vernment Of Dsnms.k 70
steotne the oommuatlon OF tie Sound dues; and she
ther Parliament In the prcseu, session will be invited 70
provide the sun necessary for such commutaions
long TIME bern in communicslos Win the Danish gov
rnmert, ana other governments or Esrope on the SUB
CONS % 90 the subject bat hope that some srranss
men, viii shortly oe msde, AID 10 that case No shall
submit 70 Psriamsn the provisions neoe ssy for
NJ Eys1Ys ekei whether n were true, ~ stated in
the pubic journals hA. tho Arctic vessel the Resolue
housh ordered 70 be broken up) had been stripped
and dsmsntled. and rlaosd In ordinary aud vhsshsr
he hso sDy objection 20 stae vha. was ,ne present CON
dI,ios o. ,n,. vessel sy.n |. Il v" BY the American
ss wcon In reply, said hai y was no, the practice
10 keep The ships rot required for soual service full
reged Tho ResouIe had been put in the ssne erndi
ton ell her h.estys shcs wore kept that were no,
roq ircf for immediate service. With regard TO the
stores they suoh could be kept except the
rum. which improved By keeping. (Hsr. and
larsh
to give notice Of my intention 70 msko ibe
foovips proposition on gong into Committee OF Ways
and Means this Houso win not frao any addition
10 the rates chgesbe by the Customs Dates sct Of 1885
In The Commons on tho 9oh ul,mo on the motion for
uovs TIE resolution Of which be had given notice
respsctns tho sdjssimont OF the income and eSpen
mIsb, be removed ia 1850 vlheu. embarrassment
70 ihe seurlry He bad brought forward hs Io,o
luiion, be ,'e, 10 the eell,f tt1 from ~ ihe state
policy would ,enaos I'm possible the removal OF the
nosme Of 1880 In lsb7s the revenue was est
Gee $50 100 snd the expenditure st Es6 ft 0c0 eav
ps pus rev enus OF ESQ CO.. Geo 600 He vas ell.
ling 10 ht'evr in cousderitg the expenditure for the
ysars 1852 aud l55e-oo that there would b. no way
with Persia or Cpoa; but appeared that there would
be N the 1852 income OF only $50 A0f 00o 10
s' n' s. NO, s o., s sS o
would to decreased IN ls5eeo, When other reduction
would take place in tea aud sugar 1hs general erecs Of
vous be found an accumulated deficiency Of go Geo oco
.beu tbey arrived the period for the removal Of me In
CtapcsIor Of The kxcheqner would lead to perpesson
rster than sstrco OF the income tr aud ne ooect
D.. sesnon @ pr VIC g s.re hsS
been charge In he scheme OF the govern menh which
was rcoi sis,ens With their original propoion he nad
come tort vaid with resolution 70 meet dchoiesoy,
and thu Chapcetor Of ths Exchcquev had met with .
statement Of bis intention 70 10 the oxpeadiu'e Of
year 1850 wby NOT the redu sioo In the
ytaS lstf-se' In 1864 the gross expenditure va'
shovips surplus revenue over expenditure Of sIooo
0to; with this stale Of ths nnasoes there would 20
prospect Of the removal Of the socms tsx The
OF direct and Indirect taxaucs, for n thvs sa
any one than another that ought no,
70 b. inievered with, wss that respecliag the tea
duties and by his second soh .me they wosd no, be
rqu1ed. Beropudlaied party motives In brissins for
vUd his notion and defended the taken " HIN
or called for under existing circumstances There had
been efforts 70 remove she income van 81 different
tine, By s country ssoue@ss N 'os nS.'s snd 70
Mr. Barire said that the house granted the tar 10 meet
expenses Of the as var. shs would never nave doss
v,s iousbs The country sen.lemes soot toe advice
Mr. Barnr and removed fie ooo COO Of tarson and YET
sSsrs vss a.ocIsncy ana the Premier came down and
asksd the house t rAse The income tar from ID 70 Is Ia
W pound but ths house rsiosea and ns rss%ler had
fs 500 too-by other means He had no wish 70 cmbsr
the government tha2 had bena fde iniontion 10
An baok upon the expenditure OF 1894, but voold
awe them vha, assistance he could command but the
policy continue the sacrifices which the country
had been willingly making for the war, 70 arrive N
large deficit In he yssy when the income tsx w0 70 be
| removed he would do bis bdst 70 prevcnt e. 10 the
belief thai the house sanctioned his resolution, theT
would be able altogether 70 avoid new taxes, he
leN 70 the impartial consideration OF the house
The Chancellor OF the Exchequer congratulated him
self upon the absence In the speech OF The rgnt hono
rsbe gentleman OF criticism upon the general 1uanch
scheme The remarks Of kr Drseli were, he said con
aned n the appearance o estimates for tho PIssu
srd Ctwese wesupon the votes and the odlousres, I"
r. ssoierised H. OF the ts aud sugar duties With re
&C Ne Persian war, vote hsd been placed on the