The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-04-16

t,at will have actuslis happened an inclined 70 Wink
he will Ard hinse much In tho Ate When last
accounts lef and that the Emperor tAs Itsd 10 t,e
or aper Of socidep 10 see what .. lao QUE Of The COLL
ton rhe Emperor Of China il Ia = very singuar
And cycaI posion Taere 10 q rebeicn 20 ns on wnisa
be gun the south OF Canton hss Quilted tue
tutn Of the emptre-which hss reached Q
ich has reached Nsukin heancient capital o. the
lsss cum ire End that Nrcamssnce sqds 10 tha doubt
10 bst shat will be the teoson or the mpers govern
rark grt al expeFs rho dsns sh. hmssf By
hG t0veyDm ut Of Csrsds-( ohsers) who successfully
negotiate auesy viii the Unted s,shs-s man OF
great ability and cohc oJy dispositon-with full
Know ledge OF the inen Of the goverDment al home
whose MISSION 10 INTENDED ~ no oispsrsgem.ns
II Sir John Bosrirg, w1ose mi sion 10 founded the
estsb sh'd prsoics OF the atry In niouIs
ana j iTust that Lord Ee,n, backed ss he viii
DC by an lining naval force douse that whioa
Sir Wilsm Parker bad Ia TIE 'ss Cons ~ar-a1t
bsct ed s," ny ls-ge military forc shat he vii he
able 70 m OF she objsc,s sought; aud fair mean, fail
he nil aso re sble 10 make his te Dda felt and known
BY means vfih tie Cauefe govern M MT sill not,
,tipk be dSpos d 20 feel vitnoli endmen (Cheers)
Therefore, u 10 grasi5 Ing talIg TO 1ad the eel
mss Of ,te country 80 unsnnou,lg expesiei ON tais
grot,ion, and RAY depend upon the very remote
Te o. bc scare OF scon and ire limited nature OF the
contest which Is ioiEg on viii make more striking TO
iorei;n c0urriesw more irikiney manifest the plri
ola ieerts q the British nation and be productive Of
the tttl resnlts ~ regard TO future relations
vth ciher co1ntvts who m'gbs Otherwise IA teupset
70 eICFcsch ard treapsss representative win
imprnty srd meet with no resrtsnoe for Il ID "a hon
orap,s roIIoy kr country 20 saow itself wstchfui OF
Us rilhip ana IN atop ezFly beginning You may stop
hsnrirs. Nth ease, so, II ynu wan until they nav
be- cenmensprste with the grievance, and wars which
cap BIO stopped In the con- M pceuent involv, the
avoided by timely action and more prudent conduct
(Oh,Cte) And therefore gen.entn II Is quite uis
lake 10 that tdoe public oirers who take timely
stop early beginnings ere fond Of warshsy
The best susrcisnt OF peaoe for only wheu the
matter Known and b,s al vsnced Itself, and our repro
esbys bss been watt bfu 70 prevent epcroac meat
tny then from the kros treaties Of the cluury that
expsc4 that respeot and abstinence from those
etcrcaoh1ept upon It's righ ami from ofsrcs 1t IN.
orusins h. United States models OF coL6uot an
more are ZONE tirg. 10 ,oAih they might ju lel look
TO us-(a laugh)-but We beg of she advocates Of
posoe 20 address themselves w,h "eyes right 10 the
Uutsd siaes pray Whist did ,hcr comma nder do Ia
oncsrs civil and pAgaY Why, there WAS boat belong
Eg to one Of telr ship, OF wa arcd at Vel, that
Was kIest insult; bet there might have BEN an ex
cuss made for that gagged ia these hos,ii
ties ih China, and 1t might have been said that this
smslicsn v,s 'assI hr an Eash'n oos. IL true me
ChiGe;e might have sat that IL well Ecown strategy
Of sar, AID you wave the American fag 10 deceive
ve believed WA an Eugsh boat, sad therefore Urea
Ait BuItif tas American CON mander Ike Sr hicoael
Seymour ard Cir john 40 wriug demsnd apology 1
the eait 10 the world &c Inverted ths usual course,
Whcn 10 said TO be obsrA Of energyA word aud
sboy-hc pat u ihrs'-A blow and word (Cneers
and lspthtr) He beIsn to knock down the fort. and
AFTER osaroyrg that fort he seDt to the Commissioner
to Say rsa bsc bep offered 10 his fsg and he hoped
fer apology (sheers) snd sssurance 20 the erct
tia /! would not hsppen again (chesr) and no gave
stny ioIr hours for Ibis epoiosy AID exclamation 70 be
pred the ,oip which was lying near this fort saw seus
,biug ether gong on which the on inns
fired wee fer renewed defence, II not for rene vol
s,laak Well, ttis American Off ;er, with out waiting
and WHITING 10 lht United STA 10 know what t.
-.thou. AtnE for orde from Washing ton--he did
not wait Tor ~eny four hours 10 expe bat he sad
No. 10, hr. Ch!nsman. this won's do; you throw
Ing up BATH aud putting In fIssh guis and be
Ssse sus Inc Tine Ss rsS xhos -
hat RI, Chaese Commissioners 10 order TO
apology spo sxpanaslon. (Casess Well thea, we arc
q ~
step BY there Was IN interval Of time IN order
TO enable the cnr Commissioner he chc,s, to make
apology and promise OF tm sns In The future
~hch o. thai time had been dsmaaded. (Hear boar }
But ken said sir JoSn Bosripg and Sir hichsoi
Obina forbidden make In despstohes
stne eight or ten ye, sso sod noble friend Of mine,
Of Jfrds, said no should vote against the govern
ment, snd that his for doing % vas despA,on
! bad written in ls%7. said Don't attach Import
10 what any gentleman wrots Ia l5Si
but look the circumstances Of present. case Now
the ., The present 10 different We said, In ls41
"Donr you be on urfrier dly terms with the Ohinese
government a, Canton but trade the usual course
ton' you hos at to ootsn the fulhnen. Of
The British an cts risht 70 trade every Of Inc
FIVE towns Of which Caaton wa one" True, ne think
eers wSuS &. British m. rehsn. ou. o. ne
town tao Chinese merchant In the town hold dreo
commuD cation instead OF throos, assss, br,kers and
bssooss, and people that sort, or the Bri,'sh mer
chant ct 1t The mercy Of this olass Of peops
cannot carry on hts business sdvsoiageousy - in me
uing Besides in order 70 keep tho Enslsh Of Cin
gp The Chinese Com missioner ordered the ple 70 In
rsseecifnlIy SIR John B,srinE himself accom- ian oil
by two or uree aetuemen, and two Engrsh lsiies
walked round the susubs Of Canton arc 40 tays tina, he
found the Chinese themselves ra3iok people, tna they
no, orutl or Insulting rscc ~ toe mandarips arc
and lef to themselves woad treat psople with
olvlby good viii ~ outside Canton or ~ they
srs respd o. shsnshso and that every where else
Inc Chinese ana Eossh are $3.50 slated eyeryt1iag went
on In inc most friendly and INFO solc footing rners
Iaav tha mn aytfu "a
would be attended vsh com nerclal advantage TO
sbo merchants OF Hong Kong and Cant'n Su. We al1
don interrupt peaceful relations for the sake OF this
advantage; bat h interrupted on other grounds
and obvious the personal Intercourse between
our ofiosis and Chinese officers would and ghs pro.
baby tend 70 settle di,uItics the occasion, and
continued In the future 70 prevent future misunder
m Sab.s, 10 AZ for -. no or
sion which ana my colleagues had desired tnc super.
ntenoni and plenipo,entary mol 70 eoqurt ey force
TO have personal inter ooure authorities st
Canton the auth ,riies within the 10 sn-n for
fresr commup,cator, and not for TIE rndscriminsse
entrance Of ali British subjects say II . proper
demand properly demar led and there could be no pro
been 10 p ven, future m,sics and 70 heal sbs present
differences; and sopposmg Ccumissooer Yeh didn't
ntsn 70 bring about rupture, sl undertate ., say,
had had dueo communication II the time the Arrow
boarded sno her crew carried a~ay-f ssy II had
bees possible for r John no srine or Sir Michael ssy
srsue the question fficndly manner win the Chinese
suthords the result wbon has rncc taken place would
have been prcvenod we'll Gentlemen, krest to1usuoe
hss been done 10 sr John Bosfins. (Hosr, hen) Sir
John Bowrps vss chosen by me 70 70 a. coosul 70
Canton, Gd vhsn q vacancy .. tue govern nent 81
Canton occurred he was trsnsferred 70 II by Lord
ClaI DON But what Ia SIR John Bjwriue, and What
her hiss been said 70 DO the fashion 10 psce 10
gonslble situations none but members OF the asto
oraoy- bad been the fashion 70 those appointments
40 BY favor and not BY msrL He was not member OF
the srsiocraoy he he'd not powerful hdence 70 pro
tect ard support him; be man Ike many others In
this country, and ~ many others u nope oonilnue TO
be- no raised himself By hs ability and sxortions
hu klo hls att
be raised hmssn 20 the hso portion In which he s
plsosd. Was be man Of Wild tmpsr-a nro brand
Wty, he Was FORMERLY Secretary Of the Peace society
(ohe,)a man Of the que,osI most kindly, aud bene.
volett ceposniop-s man, I believe, Who never had
quarrel win mortal man-wbo loved peaSe whose lie
bad been dtvod 10 questions nected with the social
burceurss of.nauops-wih com meroo-vi. h trate--wh
The rtmov Al Of all mpsdimsn,, which checked aud
nntd the Intercourse OF Ions he had employed,
oHriur ciion with Lord Clarendon, 10 arrange Q
better nIin OF GUIDES between Eoeland ani france
ana BY him also employed 10 ialuoc the Govern.
mept OF Austria 20 hbershse thor tNin with OF
Increasing the con mcrtsl relations bet Austria and
gpaland snd be vss therefore pecuia IL adapted TIE