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THE WAR OF ENGLAND UPON CHINA.-A

 most immoral and hypocri:ica fallicy prevails to this war. We constantly hear even well-iniormed and serious people j.s.y;" exousng its disgrace ful orign by reference its probable good results in introducing western civilization and Christianity among 300, ,000 900 of semi -barbarous peOple-Now, on such plea, Nicholas of Russia is justified in his ruthless and fendsh attack on the nationality and independence of Circassa. Such excuse would pallIate any public crine and the principle winch it involves, picking pockets may be deemed moral act, because it is probable that the punishment consequent conviction may lead to the reformation of the criminal.

 Any paaton of this is idle; the legislature gave to the India Company monopoly of opium, which cultivated for the Chinese market, with a knowledge of its demoralizing and destructive ef fleets on that peoples and the present is to defend British interests from the consequence of the illegal introduction of the poisonous drug into China In it's origin the is wholly indefensible, though in the progress of the events which immediately led to hostiIities most undoubtedly the Chinese did grossly insult the honor of the British crown-[I -ondon Morning CM onicle.