The Express.
London, England, 1856-06-07 00:00:00

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LONDON, SATURDAY, JUNE 7.

LORD Etuaarrow told the Howe el Comeose
ket night what the choose' wan thooegia whisk

it bad been " indirectly" ommusasigated to MOW-
hoc that Mr. Cza Juror had bees diemiseed by the
♦merian Government. As we expected, it up-
pears to have been the same from which we derived '
the information, as the strength of which we stated,
in oar hoe of the lth instant, that we had noon to
believe that Mr. ezamrrox was already en his way
to Toccata. At the moment the Cunard Packet wee
shoat to sail from Halifax, on the 22nd of May, a
smogs was received, by electric Were* to the
driest that Mr. CRAMPTON had been dimdseed, and
had left Washington for Toronto. The eirenmetance
that another packet has since arrived, brines; dates
to the 24th of May from New Yorke in which
SO mention is made of Mr. CRAMPTON% &within/ OP
departure, throws considerable doubt is the amersoy
of the telegraphic despatch. Mere is something
acre: we have not of late heard any complaints of
the electric telegraph between New York and
Hali-
fez I bet we can recollect a time when very carious
sports of the state of the New York cotton market
were forwsrded by that line jest ia time to catch the
Cussed steamers. Matters standing thee, we are
disposed to fall beck upon a stoniest in the letter
we received from our intelligent sad well-Warmed
New York oorrespoedont, by the plead whisk
left Halifax on the 22nd of May. Writing
on the 20th of May our correspondent states
that a protracted Cabinet Mandl bad boa
held at Washington the day beton, on Lord CLAM:N-
imes letter ; that it was probable the disunion
would be resumed on the dry he wrote, and that it
might result in the suspension of immediate aetioa
with regard to the dismissal of Mr. CRAMPTON. It
appears to harp been the imprecision of or corre-
spondent that his Governeseat might ultimately waive
the good= of Mr. Ciumrron's sanded in relation
to ealistaments is the Statile, ask is have hiss recalled
simply on the good ground of his being no logger
aeseptable to them, and desist from their appileetion
to have the Consuls recalled. If this amuse were
adopted, we do not well see how our Govern-
meat could persist in obtruding up= the
Government at Washington ea unacceptable
Minister ; and we frankly confess, that after Mr.
CRAMPTON% unaccountable ended in delay's, for
months the communication to the American Oiliest
of the deepetch in which Lord CLARZNDON pointed
to arbitration is a means of settling the Central
American difficulties, we should not think his recall
altogether unmerited. But nook will depend upon
the tome adopted by President Pizzas and hie Cabi-
set. We demote, and ever will deprecate, wee with
America; bat we never will recommend any die-
homeerable sacrifice of their spate by the English
Government; and we think that mach humiliating
ends* would be more likely to invite than avert
hostile eggreesioaa Is the event of President PIN=
making up his Wad to dismiss Mr. Caaarroir, we ere
still of *aim that there la no earthly sail span or
Clevernmet to a fellow wit" sad dimities Mr. DALLAS.
Of course so seessesee to Mr. Cairtrrox would be
seat oat, and direct diploesatie intercourse with the
Amortise Government must mos at Washiagtem for
the present. Mr. Daum would naturally feel that,
as keg as this state of affairs lasted, he cold hold no
formal Glacial iatereguree with the English Ministry;
but that le no reason why he should not remain, If
he phased, an honored guest in England till the
*load blew over. We are only anxious that the
English Government and the English people gall
alletaia from beaming parties to the mineable
quarrel which President Pince bee done es soh
to fasten on them. If we are to have ea um-
Wool war with oar kinsmen amass the Meath,
let there be epos reseed no word or deed of oars
that ma hereafter be said to have provoked it.
We seed have se fear that Sr forborne, will be
imieseastrned. The fienrishiag iodides of our
menufeetutes, mesemeres, aad earns is saivessally
Igloo ; the world is aware of the magnificent navy
we sago and more than half gasped' that or n-
ewt military experience has not bees thrown away
wpm se. A few days ago we should have felt am-
Not that in this into; or Government utterly to
Igor, the petulant conduct of the Cabinet at Wash-
=we spoke the universal egos of the English
We fear that we sea scarcely say so mach
web There is still, indeed, a universal dislike to
the idea of a war with Almeria, bet doubts an begin-
ning to win in the seeds of many whether oar eon-
dilatory deportment bas not boa already carried
quite as fee u prudence diotates—whether Presideat
Pima and his Cabinet are not presuming too far
is their knowledge of our desire for pews.

Is is impossible to ignore the existent* of a ma-
eiderable, and in some quarters, a growing amount of
dissatisfied= at the result of PALMIZ'S trial. The
=premiss of this dissatisfaction takes various toms.
Few, indeed, estates mash, if say, moral doubt of
the eonvica's guilt; bet assay men disposed to think
that the rules of criminal evidence were strained is
corder to procure $ ronvictico, that the legal Mud.
des in the way of arriving at such a result were not
adequately presented to the minds of the jury, and
that the antamiss up of Lord CAMPBELL bore with
saint severity on the man who, in this crisis of his
late, had a right to deanad from the presiding
judge that every point whisk told it his
flavour should be dwelt upon with at last as
mach emplisais se those which told spinet
him. The main ground, however, relied upon by
those who are zealously eadeavourieg to shake
goalie coafideoce in the judge of the verdict, is the
admitted fact that no strychnia was bead in that
pottier of the body submitted to the saalysie of Dr.
TATLOI4 Failing this, they contend that the pun-
ditry of the aaa's innoesase has act been disproved,
mad that as no man who may by possibility tura cost
to be innocent ought to die the death of a maids,.,
the ems of WILLIAM Patina ought to native still
further investigation before the dread sentease of the
law is irreparably carried out.

We believe we have stated with all lairoem the
ease relied upon b 7 throe who aro Dow seeltiog to
interfere betwees this wretched maa sad his
deem lot us fleet maims the propodtion
epos which the whole cogency of their argu-
ments omesearily and abeolately depend,. Is it, or
b it set, ea established Wow of criminal juleps.,
asses that the extreme subsea a the law eitould
paw be serried not in cams where the pomibility of
inneessos is not &proved ? Is no max to he lewd
rainy—or. if found ;Why, crowded—unless where
the proof of his gwilt is ewe as Sbnistel, is Minds