The Express.
London, England, 1865-11-09 00:00:00

AMERICA,

THE NEW YORE PRISE ON THE
ALLBAKAL CLAUSE.
The following article on the claimed the United
States upon the British government for the losses
ca used by the Confederate cruisers appears in the
Now York Tema of the Zith ult. :
The Leedom papers appereesty amass that the United
Mats will Map at Lad Boesell's wooed cd s oomunlsaioe
ter the aeltleseest of poodlog differesois betwess the twe
oedema. When they sem to erwrider tle eizeexedeewo
of
the wieu Sap will lot someleti to malty thie seam lettr

cionelasion.
If Lord Beaten had indicated a millings= to Rehr
to a comminan all the gurtion to dispute. his pro.
pool would have draped coestal aeasiderstias. Beit
this is not this wee. He oefuesi &tree: to
submit to such a tribooal the only polar of di/faros to
which the leer importance, ma be attached. We hold the
Whir governor responsible ter the terse Warted ea
American °Dolmens by privateer bath by British labials
M British ports, equipped by Brink espial mad pretests&
by British reacositico of • flag ushneers to the Wien a
the world. Ws Mat that in thus asting, she ma SIN
enemy in spite of salon treaty engagesents sat bird.
We rout that to so eating she violated the planar preffilat
of Springtime/ law ead orrals, and raid
spa Is
ociatemps of our rights, the mast serious injudes that ene 1
patios ass retain et the loads of anther. *a did it net
in baits, but with delineate reesselatiew Übe did it la
spite of reesonstrams, of arguer% sod el ussalags. sr
pealed Wet and one* ogre. and newel epos her Miesliea
at may anomalies step cif the whole Marseffiew Oho
did it every, dadaatly, in 'bodied sad onsataires caw
I tempt Mike of oar wrongs sod cif or senuntroness. We
should earn the worn of the eivilissii ward. sad sherd
deserve. what we should unquestionably nage% the ern
tempt d Ragland, if we were to submit to thee* outrages
and Meats without redrew.
How are thee* domande sad amenetreara met by the
asps of the British gorriment ? Proud W the sammeat.
of which he had found it lemmings to rat the fore,
Bead llcesll tens lenge in ea arrogant diennal of the
whole ars. alto* from the Gehl el diploma* disown%
bat from the bread kit of potable arbiliatiee. Os the
ea el Oren; 1863, two year ego, MIA Simiessis wilibil
to Hr. Adams. sad through biro pronsing spa the
British goveramor the rapontibility to which it
would be held for tree wetland sad warn M.
Prier, had throws eat • ouggariat ealsolated to a-
bove that smartest from fa eshorreemseat without
the slightest ascribe of is cligaity or =Unwed
" Though indulging," said Mr. Omani. " • cellist belief
in the correeness of oar position is regard to the Makes ia
grain, we shell be willing at all liboas hereafter, ea well
as sow, to moskise the riders sad Bargnmeals whlch
her Majesty's goverumeat may offer that they an
Wrist, sad if we stall mat be esaybood, there le oo Mk
sad just fora el wavastiorl abitsament er abeam to
whirl we shall sot to willing to Wont them; This woe
sot • repeal to anisrate—it era ant ter as to rum
any nth proposal. It was simply es assesses
PM any soda der, whoa mode hY Ishisaik Vla"
resin the pion amen al the United Main Of OM
euggestne Ind Irma has taro as acres whatever
dories the two year that have elapsed slam it use mails.
Bat now. matting short all argument en the sahjset. ha re-
sus to this suarostioa for the purpose of riesling the
proposal whirs he profeesse to dad is Ito terms. " Bar
Majesty's goverment must, therefore; he
eithir to make repanatioa or easpenettko for the reprises
made by the Alabama, or to refer the goalies to ray
foreign Sian"
New what are the SIMON tor this sammary aid ear
pat refusal ? limy sr this sated by his loodskip :
" It appear to her Majesty's government that then sot
bet two rarer by +Wei the claim of aospenestra
rail be Meted. The cos is—Hams abs British go'sice
sort with doe Maar or, in other words' with geed
faith rail hooter, in the naireamer of the asulisliey
they peelasmed ? The alma k--Have the law dime d
the crows property endeared the large laliallasent
were loft. We believe toss vu _ - - ---ww Aot, whew they declined, to Jose, 1882, to neat the bar.
should in organised, tad that shows all. the ecnallne An" ties ad saran et the Alabama, mad co other oneleue
be improved of the many sorest sad virtuous priers who, wage they wow law be dews dam Alpe bombs ea
abeadoael • pry to misery, parer their sublime piing la British pale ?
calling with admirable self.denial. (Cheers.) Now, an wit appears to her Majesty's government that wither
and
with Boma, woomplared at the sod of the e" them "wow "add he pat to a for*. pooomaapaa
'lied POweto would hay, made some few len% and with say maid to the dignity sod character al the Bridal,
many fear, that we intended to sharos the laws mown aid the mush "the,
upon the veneration of asinsirtkal property and .i Her Majesty's primmest we the etd, maim of
the shcaiihn of the °°°Teutu• You halm the their own honer. They osamet admit that they may
they
y lave
Petition its which Italy is Pima by the epeuss' scar with bad faith in sosiablaffig the asatiM
ties ei the 15iii Belitember• le peeenhees 1886, the profeemil. The law edam ol the mown most be held be
Freak are to quit the sonlled patrimony of Si. Paco, he better fatameeem 0' a meta 'taws ram say tonfiga
and we nadertake to peeved armed spressious from oar ifomatimet ma be preeedmed be be."
territet.y. We shall maintain our eappenents with ym ear mimeo. these an sat the ego cfseetime. by
scrupulous loyalty. (Cheers.) Whoever attempts to violate which our claim to oomperstioa eta Is tested. Tho good
the erventioe of September will be a rebel. (Cheer) The faith aid honesty of the Minh governor may be
experiment of the timpani power of the Paps, based tree admitted—sad yet she may be ',spoilable for Troop par.
its own stresitli, will be Gamin out without the shadow at haw unmet the Leader", of the saps tams fo, their
violence on OW part. Aid is WA ilatliOalat OW Bons prventico. Her law officers of this crows may be
question is sot a question to be settled by violates, sod sits bat interpreters of an ernes salute I bet
Italy does not man to settle it in that manner. Daly they „mot wad the „remiss want", et het
maws convince all Europe, all the world, that also mum gormmeat is indyias of „same, for the
knows bow to accomplish her national programme sad ahmharee a high obligatiooe to mead, power. If
afford hospitality to the had of Christianity. (An. the ems
of which „Oomph" were timing is the view of
Phu's.) There can be we doubt that sus an is intonation' law—if they Millard upon us injuries from
• difficult poultice, and I am pet accustomed 4° whirs we had a right to donna protectios—then oar
roar it. Golden illusion have been too frequent Idaim for oompossatioe agent be thee y
el t dismissehed by
law the
is Italy, and we have bees brought by them within an bath see ef good faith or the wed"( authorit
of ruin. (" True, very trus.") And sow the Venetian sera ef the crows.
question. The T"eelaa game" is with me • "maid Still it most be granted that the British goverment ems.
question. The Vanillin question must be settled with so taxis he own ereme is emmerued, thus lemma the ewe.
arms, or with treatise ; there is so other mode. If by acme, It or, if it chooses, erase to give our claims any further
either maim war alone, and then e
wnormous sums sod hew* ; bat it to with the refusal iteof, mid set whit the
we
44° credits an seeseellY. tee
e make it with reasons or pretexts by which it is sought to be jsatidsd,
allies. But alligl2olll for those who are not rap. that we ere mmemeed.
plied with men and money cannot be Musa% or feud Ewen. in =hies off., of s emonli ogoo. Left it I.
if ("4 "lei' eesdiiicse that ere too °Dem& It we be inferred that be might possibly submit to it. decision
should be errand, we should sot as one who defends his some of the oath= meowed in this divots. It would
home, his wife, and his children. We should maim any here been natural aid proper for him te
to whet eat the „yew*
wars to smart the aggressors; but se aggressive war for of our government to this raffer, sad, in re.
Venetia is not tobeundertsken without heving first prepared spouse te our inquiries of we "mu deem it worth while
ma pecuniary means. That the Venetian question could -J,;;;" any), whet .• chime, wiling dui og ilio civil war,"
be eettled by the "Peered • diem mine Yew° eV' the British government would epee to refer to the oar
Now it asset be tiered that public minim isi Germany mimmeme. Bathe cannot puma, this prosaic course. He
itself—nay, We V....iesse—baso_made realer_,___ohuble Weill" is !aorta to the newspapers in further explartion of
`""Fee"" '' e "ye lwelsw sees es eel""'" "stems% his Went. In the communication published by official ra-
sh° ii, ~ ,eue el the leedere ed the party we should cell &eel' irest, in the Lca 0. rime,, which we copied yesterday,
cal, Pape" a remarkable pamphlet, is which he prove* it is declared that isermnah se "it would be ineoneisteet
that the principal mar of the meaknees of Austria is the wits the position mime up by us, moiety.. ge+memeet.
poressios of this Venetia, that will sat have Austria and with the „gamut, which "awed it to decline
dominioa an any Items. Bat to reader • treaty tensible arbisratioss, to amide Ur claims for loam by the Alabama
not cry must these be omens to rear* it, but the snit end miss. „wog of the came character, to be brought
of the,_,__. hisild,:x° _,
_it°l ltat mat,. above
__,_,_ell things, bejewd„._ balms the coransiona for deobion—it must la undertook
meta' '`'
of by mama', "mama aa'a 'a aae hore, that if say such mounisaion were speed Oh
Iffisiscial future of Italy, sad assuredly we shall won bud thusamis would be „eluded hem its jeriediettem„
ourerre ready tenter Venetia. (Chan ) The whole clam of Wilms for loam by the rebel p
rivahmos
In concluding his remarks Signor Sella said he h
thus „meetly and peremptorily
had by the
had complete confidence in the future of the cd the British zovernmeat. They dash,., e sumietehmble
country because he had complete confidence in the term. bet. thet they will sot pay them ; eeermd. that they
people. He added : will sot admit than to &standee ; aid third, that they
I have unshaken faith la the El i& gawdenisa. In every will Dot be included Is the subjects 1114,1114 to the pro.
moment of danger you have scan Victor Emmanuel at the paid ommiemea.
bead of his people. Is battle—sad =Ay of Jet who WWI Arid the Lead*, jour ads why, that. maw thew air-
bead
have sees it—his post was always where there was coostosous, ear grweremsat will sant to the proposal for
the greatest dryer. Let year be sae told that for Italy's a }Mat
.esehmtedom 1 It le very rider that
_then tee le on
take be was to remove his abode far from his faithful .._w_t_Site___
__MT. ,___ We _ „__,Ae_l
_O2,
Torn and him shorliel prooluom. A wafer essdke meld .7:gs.'"w's; ark` traa...cadtkaal.......=. ee-rb, rr„ jir,
not have hies send el him, but to that esautles kr the Iwo te adds 'be* er...—wobiks to be um•
geed ol the osisery IBS saboated. Frady • per so 1 gist asailaggloodilp '

ITALIANROM M FINANCE MINISTER ON
ID VENICE.

The Italian papers received yesterday contain a
long repwt of a speech delivered by Signor Sella,
the Italian Finance Minister, at a dinner recently
'raven to him by his constituents at Oossato.
Signor Belle, after giving a sketch of the finances
of the kingdom since be has held Act, said that
although he should be compelled to impcee new
tales he Ina convinced that hie policy would be
approved on the grounds of prudence and economy.
Passing to the question' of Rome and Venice, he

said :
Tea ere swam that the Supreme Pontiff wrote dimity
to the King, in order that the bishop might be amoinated
to the sees vacant is the kingdom. Although it ttewarwl
to the saisigry that, ea about seventy bishops were anti-
cleat for France, Italy might well be satisfied with
snarly thrice that Dumber —the numbs: she really
pcesemes—severthelesa, desirous of entering upon the
path of eraciliaties with the Pope, it did sot
hesitate to widower heartily the aegolialieme with
Boers, sad the Doody Vegesd was suit there. Bat
what were the disposition we fans! them ? Not only was
there no diepositioa to recogalie the aotaal governors& of
the Misdated Italy. but by opposing the oath, and claiming
the =quota, of the now bishops, a demand wee is war
Mance set up, that the newlyeppointed bishops should go
sod take ponseerion of their uses in all the provisoes of
Italy, except the old pies tad Lombardy, without in say
way reeogoisieg lb* authceity of the Sing of Italy. Now,
can it be allowed that the bishops should ammo
the mercies of impartial functions net oely spiritual but
Moroccol oleo, as in the bestowal of benelices, without
reeognisieg the authority of the government. nay retaining
another sovereign than the Ring acelainied by the people ?
By tempt* the peopeal of the Opel of Rome we should
have revolted the ostiosal esutimeet, we should have metal
a greet ambiguity. The Ant law we intend to present
to parliament is that for the roceganistica of
ecolesiastical property sad the abolitioe of the 0010,110t1L
(Cbeerl6) We believe it indispeeeible that when
suitable perish= have bees given to the nienabses of the
religions corporations, their revenues should be devoted
the beneficent purpose of instredka, for whieh they