The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-06-17
News feonl China.

Special correspondence OF In PArie translated for Tho
NEW YoRK HvRArD.l
Hove KoSd, April 10, 1853
lord Elgin the High Commissioner OF England, having
been TO towards the Of month the Eng
sh merchants OF that city, Of whom at tho head
OF important commercial houses, presented 10 him,
cordng CUSTOM address In which they congratulate
ed him upon the Of the operations Of the French
and Ecgsh Canton and express the hope that this
cess will result in ntimid ting the OF Canton,
and in deciding the Imperial government to enter into
gotators. lis Lordship after having thanked the ner
chants and male few observA)n upon the importance
Of bis Mission, spoke a. folows;--
government have adopted two slmpls rules Of cond1ct
have never made demand which, in my opinion, was
rot moderate aud inst, AMI this dem and once male have
never abandoned These principles have dictated the
policy which has resulted the taxing and occupation II
Canon me same WI COW - 70 20 % RUE
peghborhoot ot th8 capital OF the Celestial Empire
II 10 for subject Of the highest saisA,t TO knoT
that carrying out this policy Of moderation aud nrm.
nees not only upon the sincere an active
operation Of his Imperial Majesty the Emperor OF the
and powerful nations who are Interested with us 10 ok
tending tho sd OF Christian civilization and In ensrgng
me rotations bet wesn the EIs. ami tho West
Els lordship added--I will say . word, gsnternsn,
which relates 10 you specially At the termination OF the
last with caini, English manufacturers were told
"tha New World or 70 them, add tina. this world
was 90 that all the machinery in the county OF Ian
caster would no, be sufficient 10 silafy the demand OF
roassd and my opp .ha; when rosc0 and diplomacy
will have accomp shcd Their work, tie tax that
N accomplish vii Only be N rs comneacemsut When
barriers which hndcr tee catraace mo the interior
OF the country wl have been removed ehristsn cvili
zstoo will nnd Itself confror,etoot with barbsrsn bu,
with ancient civilization, wTn out and imperfect, Ia
certain respess, but which in others merits ~ mps
thy and cur respect Oar civilization will have then 10
prove 70 q pso2.e sc3Stlcal and intelligent tina.
tbe faith Which rises W the heavens pre-.
iersole TO that which rises not above the earth.
At the time Western industry VIII Gnt sef IN the
midst OF the ost lnfustr pJpulat OF al the earth
II will ouy be able 10 acii we Victories In the struggle
which VIII have 70 sustR1, 10 proving that scoa,e and
ssll employed the protnsve ats are much SD 9orior
70 tat which nple routine irsp.res
the Frerch High Comnissi0per was II shaDghso
when the address presented - Lord Egn, and I. "a
reported that the later comnurkslsi 70 hin bis reply
before delivering H. Toe two plen otentkres lntsnist
leave shsoghse TIE 6ta q tia aJ1.h a1t % Fen
and gur boats. Il Ia fno an ths. re Rissa1 ADD Amer
csa Commissioners NJ 10 Conp:e Felfis,rs and NJ. Reed
are 10 fcnov them 20 re1ssin.
BEroRTBD DEATH OF The EMPEROR or CHINA.
The Christian Agroclt o: p1bishes the fJnJwipg iu,s
sence, from ssutsBan whom pose 70 be Ame-
ricsn Missionary IL chiras-
FrH cusr, China, Hlrsh q, 1853
y is currepi,y rs7urtet t1zf tas Eopercr dead Toe
Russian embassy rrcevef isfsrs TOR Pekir dated On
las. Cnrttnss Day, starg trat the Emperor the,
very sick; thst be 1wcr inbs entirely pa-alyzsi
and IDA, hs coala rot I've Far,h iDsgsr rte Enxish
bsssy received via Caatln, ron pskn, datei Ia
February, 1853 20 the effect thst Tie Emperor DEAF
r. report, hoxevsr rot credited here Toe repwt Of
the rupoI's tznEsrcrs illness " be we'll authen
ucated an i s highly probable bis death may soon add
resh scstloo % The prsssn. regulations aud far
rsh smother LAX " The chsa o. rreA, eve1's by which
God opensg ~ this mighty sapre 70 NE gospel Of his
Son. 3 MAcLAY.