The Express.
London, England, 1856-02-05 00:00:00

(Stamped id. Additional.) [TWOPENCE.

MR. BRIGHT ON OUR RELATIONS

WITH AMERICA.

The aimed meeting of the Mieheeter Chamber
of Corners wee held yesterday, Mr. Mow As aroara
prreldlos.
Tbe surdas of the report harm bees roved sod
seraded,
Mr. 211011; Y.P., addressed the aeries at oilier-
able lass* es the seller of the Werra& IMMO OM
Areeties. Be tree referred belay se elareethee width
bad bees mak Rs so she goreareat aseerres ids seers
is reAresee or the law et perrership, sad aid, eh=
wee lissolf broarefit tore erase peers* be
toper MMus hod bra eatertif sod
::Tallrarthe qui& Aides had oleo Wee
nit te the geisseet of lei, sae roforie
le di the hoe. iaber sieved. that la pia gni ire
hal hie really se liaise la tie lain seeroores to the
Ira MD, see aot be keg terms re sillsoMes ef
pop leee Iliebesese, es well se el Ow groseeemi. wNY
b. Crested te rake sere further ebaors, all di el
the Iredeoltalketred resent altriethr omirdiste

of ladles siiiketaie ski !Aye &m-

mow goveramest wee, se that it might M ti .so
himaimed that we night Imam wham the respowsibffity
meted. The settled is reffiesese to wink he bed pew
On to Leedom. is eerier the be might edam a
es this saseffiges am it, was Ow
llama Oa matey sad the=
SIM, Mho was somewhat surprised to Sad as amis.
made his the mart at the sesesisties. Ho reselketed
Mr. Osaka tellies • stery, Irk* ba Waal whohe woe I.
PM, neteem keg after the Mei Imegesed, *et at the
time wlmaellikohoweat Prams sod Masked were anneal
—he (Mr Height) believed it was with regard to the Tahiti
balsam, or something squally absurd—. (Ismailia' same
up ham the Chamber of Commas, at Bordeaux, to Louis
Plifilgga He wee net we they did not call the Yards
oat et bed, bet at all meats they remaised with them all
aighi, the peak_ whisk was thus hang h Ladled
by the fierdets of Bogrisad mad From, sad harryiag
those mearks isto as tly imitable war. sad
they medal Mims Loofa billgos until he gave them his
weed as a kiag, that these eliatelit be ao war between Bas-
ked mei Ptause urea Mat gesmise. Now at this nosiest
we haw, jest this, that we kale almost aottaag. AU that
we knew was that 2111111ag sedan he lthows. lesetialasst
had met, the eggempaigase betook the Resnik Ford's
Moo sad So Aeouriesa Meeemmeat wu eat laid
before it. I was solissmeseag. Everythiag
was mesas& Oar lilisktsa was ping to Pais,
to Mad the aegetiatisms ; tesseed, sad be Mesa they
all trusted, that he might hi -emineatly samessfal.
(Hear hear.) Their would thee be left
without Its authorial/41 bead, sod is the heads, so doubt, of
the russet prime miaister. Now, Br. Bechires, the
Am Mister, bed stated is • slipateh to his 'opti-
mist that if the goversissat of Lord Aberdeen had re-
liaised two mouths loner is office all the palate of differ-
um between Beelead sad the Vatted States would w-
ieldy have bees settled; and he (Mr. Bright) buy abs
that he bed mid es is seematlea ia this matey. Hake-
measly a stay of *bp had arises. at of the smallest
USK which might bobs as tots Meanies as gnat la
aapol to America as this. bum whip we homed we were
Sigwith resod to Bank. TN hest asp whisk
aa • war miso ohm oliftild *Ma maa soda be
at U be supposed they wmmid had to my Milikelfm;
hod sae step tollowed another, sa ow elk sad ea Wm
QOM% well, by some blundering, Wags mak to a
to WWI emit party fraud his hmear was sad
seal not tuna ; and they the (pasties of
famishr beams the patios at Wee whilst the Wilma
111111011 a dispute wee negates sad gariei, sever hiving
hew worth a thought; kd Wm great Mums were brought
btu allreakie Saeolviag aa esonsints oast of blood aad
latellitik U Om mmedatleas were 0p.., aad we ham
whoa Wed Makeps, seed am have had to come
laseOr =resell to talk about the Ratter ; bemuse be
kideged maths eglaka would mar out • great spay of
Oise War; heels would ask, what would be the result
If the mondial. of Manchester confided the taaaagaseat
el their sfaiss—the loggia; of their oettoa aad goods, sad
Os
medusa Oftbdr port aid import trele—to ma-
mond segsgffitagg ex,
almost, mews then erratum ? Why,
=fthrhaei as mkt, whatever la their various Ma-
im the words of the peewit bead of our
Bass* lea% we hid dented " fate the war ta which
es kit hem eassgs4— whisk &owed the isispasity aad
kobbasse thallbad boas at the holm, sad wise knew that
wo Wildest be Nthedag" late a war sow t He head a
Mos the Ohm deb who wee • violent advocate for the war
with Barak. Maytag absolutely the possibility of a war
With Amens. sad Mesas( almost as frantic to his demen-
tia** ed soolt • makes as he had bees eager to Justifies
Wee dike War ; but if we got tote the peaks' la which
Ws were Wm the Russiass crossed the Pratt, end after the
osafeithem to 1163, we might now have a wet with Agee-
etas Woes w• did something that would he a humiliation to
leis pireetry; aad he (Mir. Bright) was as mash wind
aim mythiag that should brie, harailladaaM this
Wilwatry as say was .old be. It would be moth wise
sow to make pesos Oka it would be whim Wl'S= bid
Ilea 'eked ea both sides, sad whoa mm had said *bp
they would wish hay had set mid. Tabs Uwe
two questioth— the the gales dimmable add the
Ow of the Detest-Clayton treaty with regard to
OialoolAmeries. Now he was net about to &ay at all that
to. weeds of that treaty might be thews, or he made, by a
pima. impartial at we coeW tepees to b• to oppose le ho
more la faker of the 4.w takes by the English maw
seat the the Alllll/UNIZ somata. That wee the
whisk be had inclined oa eassielog it. Bat at
rie to
n:ae time he thought it wee tortilla the Americas es-
mamma saditestood It tomes the other thug, or elm they
would have agreed to it. dad therefore he did sot
wads that they took • diffmeat opiates the that of ear
owe goirseaseat. But whatever the view was it was mot
worth a straw to Banked. We had got a small tars of
four es Ivo headset bosses, relied Belief, at the awash of
the river Belize, sad te • small 'duds, which were maw
of se valise at all ; sad at any rate this cosany wee ale
;Wag to *ape la everlestieg difficulties with the United
States os their account. Lord Cluitadea was will
lag to pit it to gabitratice, but it was sae of
these lONS la whisk ashltratioa was difficult. If
the arbitrates win to decide whether the gest, as.
es
the Barglish geetrumest said it we, or whether it was aI
dasAmodess government said it was Ikea the Amorists
elleematat would give Moe and abaldoss the treaty, W-
anes they would Serif 00110• It that the preteetor as sad
wi of BROM should restless, whilst they der-
=told be abolished, aad still adhere to a treaty
With said they should never occupy; sad therefore the
sad would be that the treaty would best as ella, and things
weld be just se if it never hid bees made ; sad the malt
would be that the United States, Wog on the spot, as
to with this essatry, mid he prang, some way
or other—ma of their ways he did sot Umiak were very
Wes sr key jest—La that ffireetioa, sad there could
ho as daa, that, whether we west to was or
net, WM diadem would lad that the whole ethos aka.
trise were either is the actual posiesethe sr mass the
doetiasia Whom of the flatted &atm of America, and
sodasg we mead ever do MA pretest it. (Hear.) Be
could as. say that it we elm to Impoverish oureelets and
go late the workhouse is order to keep up as reetablishmsat
Me we mid as. de it, but that would be all that w•
meld &thieve. He thought that the Tams gm admirable
Myles to them the other day when it said it would be is
thately better that this matey theald have so iaterest
there whatever, sad se sway over those ravages I. the Mcw-
gene territory raker thee have say isterrupeles. ter a
OW* tky, of :Weals Magna with the United States.
Bat there was a gaieties whit* pressed still sort, which
the inereheats sad mafastarers of this district ad of
Yorkshire should have their ithealika tented to imme-
diately. They resolleetsd in Desember, 1864, then ass •
short masks d pratemeat asereibled Welly to discs. the
bill fee the imaleisseet of heolguere. fie was use
of these she opposed it. Mr. Oaks, his adlespe,
aloe opposed It{ sod M show hew ueesessmry it was,
he wee as maim thsgemy skate deems milelled trader the
bill had km yet gem the kid elwesofe had takes part i•
say military menthes. Mr. Oates% swath on that qui-
Soo, which he (Mr. Bright) to last sight is Hae-
sard, was admitted :everybody to be the speech which
it Ina iapoeribk forthe ailvolater or the MU to met to
aroma% Be mid it we wart pug_ to have thew
feesigasth haw was it to he doss ? Were w• gout, to
Wass meth without the meat of their goetrusitate, to
eelleeNerstere going to manta with isdivlikals? Behaves
OW was Newry to the public law of Europe. Wes=
fallieffisto with govemests if we liked, bet if a i
=listpesiils with ea I. largish w
ad w.n it, Is, war, they
lessor .es-
teel, geml=theeellage this bill we got aeormay. It
was ealy ameassey if we were ;Wag to Mask ma
against the will of their goverawalk and by
some seasimeme of tb• paireamet. Well, whet had
With pleas I W. bead that la Freesia ea lash& mood
had bees thigelemed i that we had bees eatkag helm the
Meese low% sad f-ma Hamburg, puska to seem be
Bala kW es matt sediment it as that these
meats weso me MAK we shembli have got late iwleW
with maul to them aka. Dm tee Meg of ell eases Mat
wee to him most lamedllis, was that the 0111811.1111114 see
essaseakol seustey—a frosality that bed Wagtail hoe teak,
tad Moleihed em asesokiloo 'Wed • Clasher el Connotes
wials M disitiwo—showld p 3,00/ mike to the what
wed, whew the Mega el a allanall blesser ea a hem is
wee* 4a a day, to With elm mg Is fake lbw a NB
mike to the eestwesd. to II& ass wham Mow
tr sew werth sera than Wawa. • day. (Hear leas)
What they Ma was Ws: Mr. Crumpets, the Ainslie.
Mialther, Ilk Wawa Heed, the Gowns*. of Otheds, snd
ethers ethos eadso.the direr kes of this govesumeide had
all beta emosesed I. obealsiag as. ha the UAW Beams.
Our govesomsat said direetless wee gives OW hem

should be se lafriseemeat of the laws of the United Make,
bat the thing maid not be Mee at all without ea Sarkis-
meat Matte laws; and they would lad from the report of
the trial in Om distrist court of the United tkates—of the
Bate of Posmsylveais ogabst Hon Hato—that the men
he bad alluded to were all swooned in • plan to get men In
CM United Mates, not actually "alining theta there, but
animist them to Haifa:, In Nova Bootie, or to Cando,
for the peeve& He would not my that thole was say
proof of themmplisity of the Inglirk Edmiston them ; he
was a 0.2.4„ le MO the am math* his own .0111111•
allueley; end eves gievenumat had as laid their
statemene it the moo Mem a; but It was slow
fees the oudienes at this trill.-tad there was aloe thkeer-
fartademe. mad there were mind letters of Mr. Crampton,
the British eater—thet the whole of this preemies, wee
as attempt, so stupid that there wee no Marmite it to
dewed* it, to gat • few knavish vagabonds in the United
Stites to setae to Canada or Nova Scotia to be delisted in
the British army. Men were sinned to Canada seder pro-
tease of getting work ea the railways thst were making
then; bat ft we known very well what they were really
Celgfor, d the thing eras done es foolishly that it got
sad
the Plcileselphia newspapers. This created great
aapleaseatains, beams it must be noted that there were
• great mares ad mew to the UMW States who, ken
sae same or maker, had met eralledakdd with
leglead en the Mestere question. • earl ake Mat
there wens • lmee patina et 'the lets& people
these who • hod Imps sat reseens, as they sapped,
kr Ming kettle to this coostry. Well, the English govern-
ment stepped the ealistmeat ; but they did not make what
W Amelia's goverameat mind suftiemt reparation or
apology. Be fez as he understood it, in seeking an apology,
they denied the omaission of the offence • whisk was very
mesh like iodise • maand sayisig, " The man is
act guilty, but we hops cle will never do se any more."
(Laughter.) In this ems they seemed to expose regret
they had Violated the laws of the United Mates, and
at the ewe time le argue that they had not violated the
laws; but paw we should see more when the government
laid ea the ails af So how all the eorrespeedeam with
regard to the eaelese. Bat this point was modealable,
that our leverameat was to error In the woe they
bad takes. They had fallen Into the very thing Mr. ani-
ses warmed them *gala*, whoa he maid, " You must get into
trouble with them tournament., if they are neutral." What
should we have se if the Rassieme had sagaged privateers
Is the harbours of Americo? And what was the di/mate
betwesa eagagkg met ea board ships end migaging man
epee the lead? It wee quite clear that our goverment
was wrest`; bet theAmenteme said we had not made storm •
meat sefidM. Mr. Cramplea had obviously violated the
laws of the Uneled Mates. They could not banish Mr.
Crampton, bemuse ft wee matrary to the ram of inter •
atonal prossediegs ; but his Meanies ter good must
necessarily be greatly impaired in that country, sad Men
fen they "eked as to retell him. It might be very maple"-
sat to withdraw • minister, but there wore gap myth
mere unpleasest than that. It was net so kis dais that
we had • Waisted kicked eat of Madrid fa seasslessos of
• very naplesseat despatch from oar present premier, which
he had read Wee. Aad if our gammas said, "We
won't recall Mr. CIMPtOII. became It is eantrsry to the
dignity of this eirmatry," he (Mr. Brigh,) wee olopialostaat
It wee metre/ to the dignity of this country to violate the
Marmot the United Btates,sed to take the amuse we had taken.
No newspaper in Newland, that ha had seen, had denied
oar government was wrong in this mean. (Hear.)
Bat if we did not recall Mr. Crampton, the American go-
enemata would he la a very &threat petition. Be ob-
served ea imams ankle in the Boonousin, 'melds( of
President Please as being eddy at the head of a clique ; ind
when we put him into that pukka he would no Sanger he
supported by a clique neetCy, bat by the whole public
opiaka of the Mated &atm. We were is damper of tatting
into that politics from which neither aides mild retreat
without what they called lees of baler; aid then we eboald
ere 'm110,000,000/. of property afloat on the ocean, of which
the "bairns& had spoken, became the victim of privateer',
sad the whale Atlantic would be as cnepletely ravaged as
We Bea Asoff bad been by our own cruisers. He regretted
tow the senses tone that bad beta assumed, mot only by
our own press, hat also by the more moderate of the leading
journals of the United States, and under ell the abeam-
stases' he should be very glad indeed to see some maim
token by this chamber on the subject. (Applause)
The resolatka was meshed unanimously sad. • wish
havingsai subsequeatly been expressed that Mr. Bright
prepare a resolutioa embodying his i eatiments on
the Americas queens., the hon. member drew up the fal-
lowing neeluties which was moved by Mr. Warn, the
Maya et Maack:star :
" That this shush." ham observed with deep regret that
dificulties have arisen between the British government end
the government of the Milted States with regard to the
construction of a treaty in the abject of Central Amen's,
end to attempts which ere alleged to have been made to
sabot men for the British army within the jariedietion of
the United States : this chamber would srgen'ly Impress
trios that government of this country the propriety of ma-
rderiasomg questions is • conciliatory spirit, with a
etenatamisa to spare alike to the United Kiegdom
sad the UMW &atm the Indescribable evils which mast
arks from say laternaptiou of amicable relstioee between
the two ormatrier."
The romantics was unanimously greed to.

THR BISHOP OF CARLISLI AND TRH LOCAL
BUZIAL BOARD.-0a Monday week • meeting of the in-
hshuats of Carlisle, command by the Mayer, was bold id
I tt•Tcwe-hall of that thy, to sonaider the ineenvenience
sassed to the Inhabitants of Carlisle sod the adjacent dis-
trid Ia athequeue of the refusal of the bishop of the
diocese to commute the portion of the Carlisle burial
pomaded sport for internists wording to the rites of the
church of Ragland. The attendance wu large end
iaiaea-
tlal. We have seldom (says the Carissie Anemia) sem •
meeting so thoroughly in earnest. All the speakers, save
sae, were anthem of the establishment, and their senti-
ments loved a ready echo to the auditory. The burial
board consider that a road twenty-flee feet wide is sofa-
Meetly Machado. between the consecrated sod enemas-
crated portion of the cemetery. The bishop referee to cm-
secrete salmi the oesseerated portion he feared with& stone
wall. The Home flocretary has formally sanctioned the
roadway boundary as a sefileient oomplisace with the pro-
visions of the bet of parliameat. A large properties of the
persons demesed belonged to the church of Ragland, and
their fries&' while iadifferent to the coaturatioa Is Itself.
feel thereby the privatise which teethe from the fear of
clergy.... to toss, ecclesiastical 0,111111.• if they perform He
service of the distal in smeasecrated ground. A t With:a
was adapted, dmisdag that memeratiou of berth grounds
wee uaWeswl, sad praying the House of Commons to
provide • esmtlp ke Um evils above set forth, by pathogen
set dulariesthfil elsegymaa of the church of Eaglaud may
lawlelly iefsee and reed the myth of the char eh at sa7
femoral width' a burial ground provided and dilly certified
as It for interment, is ocenformity with the provisioned the
said Burials Let, without thereby incurring any penalty or
eudesiestical censure, although such burial ground may not
have been maturated.
NEWatens ELICTIOX.—NaWC..teiLa•CrOIt-Turit,
Fan. 3 —The sheriff, as returning oMosr, has died the
thetioa for Tuesday asst. Aspic no other caodidate then
Mr. George Ridley tie mitered the field. and his rotors
may 1110111/0311 be ousidered as reads. Mr. Ralph Wal-
ters, barrette, formerly of this town, and who owns eaten.
sive property here, bas Weed an address I. answer to a regal-
sit ea asking bine to rose Metros& wherein he states that
Mr. Ridley levies obtaiaed the advertises of getting the
Mat surf, be (Mr. Walter.) chukka it advisable not to ems
foment is this eseesisa ,• but w moth* r mum
shell Na, whether by dissoletiou of millimetre or other-
wise, he peemdees leasecese a candidate. The Hoe. W. F.
Campbell, sea of Lord Campbell, was ben on Thursday at
the instance of the Linseed Viotaallers' Association' who
reared him to Meows a candidate ,• but finding these was
no shame of mitoses, be hem returned home. Mr. Richard
Burt. of Loathes. cm Thursday evening, gee. an eddies' to •
weeded meeting of waking men in the large Lecture
Room is Treason in High Places." His friends sitainance
that be will some forthrd as a candidate, bat °sly to ob-
tain a hers mown at the hastier. Mr. George Ridley's
father, the late Sir Matthew White Ridley, repressated this
boroeith is parliament he a very lug period.
SOCIETE FRANCAISE DE BiIiNFAIBANCE. The
fifteenth **anal ball la aid of this institution took place at
the Hasover-pure Rums last emotes. Aeoordiog to
usual camas the orminettee of the society organised a lot-
tery, which was drawn for daring the *ruing. Amongst
the priaidpal prime ware snore' very bureaul presents
from tie primeness of the royal family of Orleans. who have
beep, shot the Muddies of the society is 1842, its wet
musilleent uppertere. The Hubei, d'Ausale costributed
a very malleable madam of Vireos worketss.lep. The
Prism's de Jolayille, a gold-ssomted Nieeessire do
Fewer," both of width were greatly admired. The Priam
de Condi sad the other members of this royal cad truly
charitable badly forwarded matribetleas, sad frees the
denim amaifseted by all peresat to obtaia these POW% we
should Walt the lastitatica meet ham greatly profited by
this underbelly. Hitherto the armiety has bees
supported by the hem\ reddest, is this me Prtrog:salls,44l3
greatly have lam shielleassis of their treammema loom
alleviated by their abets bat we think that the ohms
bead of frismblip sal keelterty helms tibia sow se
isaaillee Weal sad Frame, aught
to Mimeos
Ntskts lb* sapped to this eamileat sad old-
PA em this Dab-
biseght is by Mr. Lowe, coedits of three @lamina By
the Rut ft is Imposed to mast that the mimeos ef massy
ea mainst to share the psalm or the leas shall au make
the leader liable as a pastas, t sad by the seemd, hit the
asmaseratioa of spats by share or profits shall am maks
abs. misses. The Will Is the tatenniatisa slaws.