The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-03-06

viots 70 Algeria For ibis purpose Q very hopeful 90
OoSn' gwen Oh inc resources ana progress Of sns'
20. without reason tina. the Emperor oo.gra.uisssu
oession to The throne During . brief period p,arsed
with m.ny and great trials France has risen alike 10
spsd. sns sns
more dsDgerous bave ssssiied ths empire In
sa turn, ,.u.a taking A .uOce..vsy By sarpr;s saa
metropolis has sprung up In the heart Of the old ono;
trsde hs. received vast expsnston France has won
oignined sns friendly position wi h ali the Po ~s-s o.
Europe allied 10 none 80 closely 70 her nearest and
most powerful ne'shbor. Whence, II may be asked s
sll thsP We VIII not question fm moment the right OF
the Emperor to divine the answer Of Heaven 70 the
prayers Of Franco We viii say however, that OF sab
lunAry circumstances the most able feature In
The relations Of France during the last halt dozen
years, after tho Russian war hasaueen her partner
ship IN the public policy and CONNER asl praopies
OF this country. IL for uS to regard only the
results and the manifest acts Of tho nAs,oa, not
the social discipline y org.nc processes by which they
France see her ane qualities reflected in the career OF
ono man she believes her constant liberty OF action
fresh asnoion; II she finds her temperament too ex
cifable for the moderation the tribune, and
danger IN many parties than In ons msual tha is for
her TO choose, and have right to insist that
shoud II only do what We do, bnt do 1t In the
wsy that We do, and be what are We conten to
differ and ths. oil the moro a. We are paiafdy avs to
tie evils inherent in poi,,icA system IL Is 10
the generous rivalry OF two antres differently con
tuled that We see the best chance OF tneiy common i'm
from the London News, Feb. 1871
havs sincere respect for the literary talent, Of
the Emperor Of the French th ueh fecl
same enthusiastic admiration for them oonsem oorsry.
who Vows that whenever lis majesty opens his mouth
mouths Of the heroes and heones fairy legends
We are free to confess however tnat the speech With
graceful and pleasing composition. II deserves
high rank among the political novels OF the day may.
indeed be said 20 be tine prose dyL not IN worthy Of
being cassed Will that we'll known narrative In srse
nachus" or the abors OF domeneus under the guidance
o. Atntor
The ausons 10 foreign policy In the speech
brief and would be Satisfactory but for that tone
soous persfsge which peyvades tue whole -Four topics
only ouci ed upon,he termination Of the dscu ssona
arising out OF the treaty or pese the approaching set
ment OF The Neuobate question, the mpendng evacuation
OF the Of Greece the French Engsh troops
and the Affairs Of Naples The OF The Gag
hsh government iptmaied with regard to the third;
meniCn made Of the Identity Of the policy Of tbs Eape
ROT and the government OF Queen Victoria. England 10
short is recognized as an slly-M tho especial ally OF
France
The part OF the speech devoted 10 domssi aGsi is
more d,frse and not LILLE orics Speaking OF the
nuntatons the Emperor expresses . hope that sccnce
will be able 10 suooue nature He adds:-"Je tiens
honSenr qen France lea fe1cs cowe Ia revolution
trent dan. l,r IT, qrtsL puiser plus iortu |" II
must be confessed that the subjogAon OF the hvers 10
nkey TO prove quite - easy tack subjussto OF
.he revolution and Dot one whit cssier Bat throughout
the speech the Emperor seeks TO represent hmse a
powerful and ~ the sole spring o, scou the
members OF the Leshlssure are merely recognized -
u
daie capacity. The enure population are repre-.
Un,ed este ,ocies habtaate. inquiete eri.
SssS @ ss snpero e. in :nS ''s has "a op.s n.
teislstve sessiou by inionny ny to hts honor
SAD glory Every topic lhely TO prove uup.lst,ee TO
the audi rec IA wrATt up n euphemrsms che puolio
NO ks ave DO. 20 DO sisssndsd but tner expense 70
be dimnhhe7 Tas pescr establishment OF the army ~
10 be incrcased by twenty thouiapd, hut arrange
mers Ia 90 DE cace By wb,ch 10 the oourse of few
years limited Du nber OF ia soldiers will be placed
Ore but i ,Oneso. ,nss isss, and tells Of vAcui,y
benea b
speech Of the rsrqu; and state Of Francs
imperial rule 10 as ubreaI imaginary, as any OF tn
Uoptss wnon formed the subject mater Of l., su,n.ss
cast Of Ham. The po:ss OF his cong OF triumph IRE
ssby remind the lsensr OF the bodefsl SOUNDS which
built palace.
Tine War I'm China.
rHeDs Kong (Dcc soj Correspondence Of the Londo
Times
Al Canon tho foreign factories have been burnt 10 ths
ground The fire commsnced about IL n on the lth
INST, and shorsh every Effort uade TO arrest the
flames proved utterly useless. and oil houses
susted by the Chinese Il WAS the resuii OF q well
rAnned and led scheme the par OF the Chinese
vas aided by combusubles nre balls ana rockets,
thrown nom the suburbs Many Chinese houses were
No attack was made by the Chinese, Who appear to
Rave hoen quite content with bu,niug tue houses hy
which act ,hoy themselves vii be the evcataal losers
psrty hN nevertnehs ~ been destroyed
Our marines and bluejsokes exer.ed themselves 70 the
s 20 psoa ah. s coua be- sPoSe .ss uS sas
snd shell were thrown from the Dutch Folly duhng tbs
IRE in order 70 prevent large bodies OF the Chinese
Our nset bolds the river 40 before and Admiral Soy
has holssed hts nsx board her hsesty's ses
Niger al anchor OF toe gardens Our position Is tberc
fore stronger shas before ,hs Are No active measures
OF reprisai have yet been unterskon th admiral being
sgpss,,snssy Determined 70 vail snu & troops arrive and
One Of The small postal steamers was atsoxcd between
Csnssn sad the Bcyue night Of a2sd inst By
nom cspture me pho, ana one d sss ere = were
Killed. and two others vounded A lorohs which she
rich MIA % she vas laden .iss goods and vslussIes
ed from the Canton ua'ehouscs st much risk and
snpssss ssoss os'qs cast On her orsm .'ro taken tai on
ow creeks With vhioa ihe country 10 pierseoiod, and
where the oraush Of water 10 too small for ct
Mr.. Covper, Sen Briiish subject, father Of the
tsl rrisrs owner Of the wsampsa cku has been KID
oe Mis npss have been msde 10 injurs our ships Of
BY sending down them boAts nlled with gunpow
Der bus no , barn s.s sss yet @ oe,s ,s,s Done ,
large villsse wbaUpoa, which was their headquar
tsrs in 1894 Although calling themselves rebels they
have been warned against Interfering
Al Hong Kong there have been no disturbances,
The police force bm been susmeu,ed, and q picket
Of the besn Regiment ls stationed nightly nev
the Chinese quarter. All Chinese are required
10 carry Ian torn a1r dark ana between 10 NJ, aud
daylight none are allowed 10 about whou, pass
To the respectable portion this no hsdsbp, and they
qns alive ,o the btnef, they aerve from protective
Aspres
The ore,sp residents ere to be sworn in o day ~ .pe
cis conssbes, and nrs brgAds 70 be organised from
among them
me following circular letter from she Ua,ssd States
Of the here II clearly points ulte,Ior
eyclve measures and very desirable that the great
ireip Psvers should &C. in oosssn whom srrsasns
future reiasicrs With Cbsna:-
To THx MERCHANTS AND orHrs CITIZENS or rms UsrrxD
SrArrs
LreArfos OF Usfrxp STATES,
MACAO, Dec n, 1856 4
His Fscelency Peter Parker, Commissioner OF the United
Chlra &c referring 20 the OF hs
Commissioner TO his Exceencys deepsch of ths date
received ewing that m the semblssce OF
10 MAINTAIN friendly relations bs~eep the two countries the