The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-03-21


land, Halifax, and Portland, Me-
The sound Dues settlement-Actisn Of the.
Berlin (Feb. 2e) oorrespondenoe Of London Tfnes.l
fne sesment Of the qus.ton Of the Redemption Of the
as ths members Of the 0oafsrenos met fer me purpose
Of agreeing 70 . drsusht Of the aoL protocol wnsh
record .se adoption o. Dsamsrk and ne other Powers
peayed several papers the asa ns also 70 have
been nxed for another Conference bot wheshss th as
would nave brought rs the news ere SOW The,
pespensa %uSa Iousr sas sy 0i 70 UoSe
into force on April l, and the Dsnsh lexislatve
% e .nd o..
treaty dstasefu to the nation, aud injurious to its
finances, will DO accepted without most lively opposi
ton. The treaty In question settles the main pots, lhAS
the Sound dues shall be redeemed BY capitalization u Sc
many years. purohs'e aue The proportion Of the re-
dempton money soall fall the tAch
trading with The Baltic bot does not setto how the
amount sgTeeo upon 10 10 be paid. This forms tho sub
,ecs Ct separate negotiations with separate STALE IL
il sny With reference TO this Ian point that correct
10 say that settlement has not been alrveo H. rne
main pont is vhtusy settled on the subsidiary point
however, when settled between the States them
selves each constitutional government concerned mus
nrs consult he tax veng BODY IN tue State be osE
present Of the treaty for the redemption OF the Sound
dues having beer actually signed and executed may
few days, and thai from April there will oe
Sound dues to pay The total which toe S,und
uueb DeeH CApVADZsu 80 GOO Oo0 Danish Hfxd0afo
Of which as 90 per cent fails te rea, 8rtains n 50
Russiss, ~ 90 to PrusAias and 48 TO frances share
The in which she trade o, the United Sstes OF
North America WAS affected only 06 per cont bil
yet ~ Sai to the pul'e guen BY tAir refuses continue
paying ne Sound d's taat imdebts for steps HAVING
been at at taken bay 81 tht' impoa Some Woes from
Copenhagen stale thai United haze oy,o sione
heT ntu'n0ness to pay up ter quota Of the y'daspiova
money In spite Of their previous refusal 70 recognise the
Spain and Mexico.
The following The ,ext OF she adire~ed by the
Spanish hnter OF Foreign Affairs ambassadors OF
that country abroad relative 10 the affairs OF Mex.oo
Having been formed Of robberes and Assas.instoue
committed in the n xican rcpooo he persons and
Aware. the chief Of hss rspsec the impression which
suoh an odious attack has produced the OF
her Msjessy 10 the more profound, - had manifested
desire 10 lend Itself 10 pacific solution Of previous dn
ferences which prevent the accomplishment OF the treaty
Of the 18th November 1862 concluded between Spain
debt admitted BY the hexosu government due 70
Spanish subjects Without having any idea of ~shng
sponsbIe. We remain In the expectation that Mexico
would use lie greatest efforts to wash out the stan wnicb
would 'aly ,hs nsaSsn Ispueis IN ;ne eyes Of civilized
either because the Mexican government could not
would net onas''se the guilty parties H. hosever the
mprs.crpsioe duty OF the government Of Der Catholic,
hsjcsy TO 90 to tbs defence OF her subjeou TO
jus. rparsuon in order TO prevent the recurrence OF
similar ortraees The Legation OF the Queen al Mexico
has received the precise orders TO de msnd from
government OF the pablo the immediate hassement
to rs subjects with FORMAL injunction 10 quit Inc Mex
territory In prompt justice were not done Il via
be rsay seen ?. tho dignity Of the spanish name could
sanction BY biz presence the asssssnaton sud robbsry
Of bis country men In anticipation Of the eventuaty
Of she Mexican met being abba 70
enec ua profession 10 Spanish subjects the
Other Catholic hsesy mas ordered the departure OF
view 10 give the necessary profession 70 legation and
The same time 70 the lives and property OF sPanards.
vesses Of var 10 proceed rom spain 20 reniosos the
squadron as Cuba with further body Of rocps- In this
manner spain VIII then have thirty vessels of and
numerous and disciplined army 70 watch neoes
The scverDmsnt q her Majesty would dspors ,sss suOh
nation sth which spsa I uoi,ed By bonds Of origin laa
gusee and religion; out no one, under similar oruum
cause, the neoe,n,, undo, which spaia i place %
sverse her dignity and her rights.
The War In China.
The following ext act from letter dated Hoae
Kong January IA, received IN London, shows sppre-
hes.ion existed lest the British should BE- overpovo'ec
Matters here are growing worse and worse and WILL
Cinnamon such hrssaiux a they have never We, had
lear We must 90 something that will sadly shook ne pro-
prey o. people a. home before We can bring tbs .orea
son. You will judge IRON my Singapore letter that
opposed 10 any harsh measures long there
Of gaining our point In any other but tear
100 plain that nothing eise but the most OF
measures will bring Yeh TO The position pre-.
cent ths-he, aud he alone Of ali the great Governors
General In the empire has eneo'uaily put dove the
belon in his PROVINCES He many the people look
on % In similar light to what they do ths rebc he han
the other and thus far you pat de .oe Annx o. mo
FORTS wbc were mostly urdefendcd he has gained
sdv.nsse every INSTANCE, and ct the p-eas uomeas
our forces are utterly para aad acting Ouly tie.
defensive while the chinese take the offensive end thax
with some oonsiiersbe success 10 the nsos IN which
res sna driven us to within any feet Of The river Taey
are making Wham osafs that Tho admiral 10 sbsn
TSts nordsred all the isrsspsrs ' .. so:rd ns
own ner Iney have attacked another, and, nearly
AXE, her: They Game down ia force on On. 81
time her hAlcstyr shps oomus and Hornet,
,,anonsa At the barriers, some two miles below me
driven back they nearly look . large river steamer
the re Ma, the escaping only BY her speed. 1Nv Mare
r,, am w'isng hs, are ,Slstaiaea Jo1 DC :a'@y
Of hres rss someys Ast Ut a6 place foe day. ooo To-.
10 Tow down o. osops o2 huirs, ssd SsvS .o ys
arrived here they are sale they are whampoa saa
dare not attempt 70 move ull .aey &c. the convoy o.
some men Of war. This 10 pretty Iiste Of thing, for
loieieners and no wonder the Chinese think hey are
Esi5ns The .d,,I,sse ever US do ras. soe AdmirA,
steamer on The town. steamer and brig and sioop A.
The Barrier, and two irgses At tbs Bosos rnss, sc
have 70 spprssepd me Chinese ournlas ne ,s,os
ano also-and this she one-bocsns no the river
Ton Be- - s.s no, 81 :%%sa
,nsy are mahlns the attempt when The euobost srriye
nePs We MAJ be ,ole 70 t.se the osusve and chase
and destroy every nnx 90 md 10 the river.
lam very sorry tLis affair bsgun; but nee thai,
W v lave begun We mus, 60 through Win We have,
no choice We muat either thrash the Cn,oass 40 az
verey bat they win never forget the lesscu ara ,esot
The 70 respecs sses and TO behave 70 Western nsuons
N civil way make ny our minds 10 sbandsn ~. ar
ure empire ana Win loo good customer OF Manchss.
~ ano wsde That bripes Into the s1chequers OF Ear
and and India ahoaeshsg3an amount bu, tito sbort Of
te,oe ~ 700 derhnf. 10 fear you have W oboose be-
veen var ard the loss Of fioooc oco pcr Annuu &C,
org - Ne hold our ovn Canton don, lhsaE mere 10
ossnee OF the rouohs extending ire norneru pors
'us reg on " We are drves away RON Canton OF
emw eonc ,n. them ,.y attempt tor osriar
en- Ne ANAL have 70 wasea against exissmlsasiou
an sausned mat under such ciron instances, tners
sll drive us awsy IRON entire empire Rcmsubey
dont apprehepd this-nst In The sass-but an aurou
ou shculd understand thai We have cnolce We have
ither 70 conquer tbsm entirely and dictsse our owr
srms or be driven away There cannot be any half way
Another commercial letter from Horg Kong 10 B.yin
January IL mentions that the loss oreso rood in
urred In the destruction OF foreign factor,es O.nor