The Express. — 1862-08-13 (London, England)

AUGUST 12.—The Peninsular and Oriental Company's by wich your Emperor sits upon his great throne—the steamship Booltan, Captain Field. sailed hence this after- right of every people to be governed in their own way. noon, with the mails for Gibraltar, the Mediterranean, "The strong arm of mighty nations may force • peso* Egypt. Aden, Bombay, and Upper Bengal, 9th She took upon some other basis, but any such peace will prove • out 17 first, and 27 second class pumps% and on freight hollow trim, for Bombay 330 boxes specie, value 94,6841., of which "There has, permit me to say, been already at least one amoint 5,5001. is gold coin, 88.3301. bar silver, 8341. are Colonels Dalton and Rout, .Captain Read, Lieutenants error committed by France and England in this war. When these difficulties commenced, all Europe viewed them Precious stones, jewellery, kc. Amongst her passengers ing. and Ensigns Roberts and through Northern media. This was natural enough. perCoventry, Williams, and Whitbaps, for all Europe depended upon Northern statements Laporte+. The Meehan also toolr out a general cargo. for information concerning us. These have now been found A CRINGSE Sultline. —At the Beudigo gold dig- ti be erroneous ; but not until France and England had gings, in Australia, a Chinaman named Sue Hung nom- committed themselves to a blockade that was against all mitted suicide. A piece of China manuscript was toned by rule. The effects of that blockade upon our industry is his body, which was thus translated by another Chinaman ; likely to prove lasting, and certain classes in France and " The reign of Hum Fong, 12 year, 3nl moon, llth day. England may yet find muse to rue it, even if =Waters do All men take notice—l, Sue Kuug, got decease, sod cannot sot. get cured, after spending six or seven pounds. lam very "You can well conceive that the blockade affords mod morrow for it. After consideration, thinking that is delta- I effective encoursgement to home manufactures in the South. nate for a man to be rich and noble, or poor and low in this ' The energies of the people have, by it, bum diverted into world. I therefore will (bare devour opium) depart from new channels of industry,and mai; ufacturing establishments my life in this hole. If I suffer pain mos I will (maps are rapidly springing up on all hands from all future sorrow. My little socouuts is is my little "So that, when France and Ragland decided to respect box. All my relations and (muds must be not painful for Limeals's paper blockade. they unwittingly, Pothers, called me. May all men who hippie to have • look at this g•• influences into play which are rapidly converting us into • the blessing of heaven and plenty gold. May my brother manufacturing as well R. an agricultural people. The opeand mates go home, sad tell uiy passe= and wife, so that relives in your workshops may yet have cause to lesseat • they will forget me. May the authorities, after seeing this, policy which cannot fail to call into existence many rival will not put the blame on my fries& 1 run walking a establishments to your own, and which would not have wrong step, and oan't step back, just as a basin of water, found exist's= but for the coons which the two governhaving poured it over • bone 'a beed,, you =snot get beek men= thought proper to perms. the same quantity. This is wry short statement.—(Signed) "As for the preservation, restoration, or reconstruction Sul Kuno." of the Union, it is simply an impossibility. Lying aside  [TWOPEN  ell questions of military power and peewees Inkwells the contending parties, the mere hatred of one for the other, and which is obvious to every intelligent being who has effectively observed the events of the contest ss they have developed themselves, is enough to destroy all hopes for any such union. " Harmony between the states, goodwill among the people, are essential to soy each reoonstruction or preservetins, and you see enough even from your distant standpoint to satisfy you that we are two peoples., and that so es our favourite doctrine holds good—viz., that every rightful government rest' on the consent of the governed, no power on earth eon unite as again at malts us one."