The Express.
London, England, 1856-06-27 00:00:00

IN THE UNITED BTATEB.

DESPATCH OP EARL CLARENDON UPON MM.
CRAMPTON'S DISMISSAL.
Yesterday evening further papers relative to re-
cruiting in the United States were presented to par-
liament. They include Mr. Marcy's despatch cons tau-
skating the fact of the dientlesal of the British
Minister end the British Consuls, and the affidavits
which accompanied the same; a letter from Mr.
Campton to the Earl of Clarendon, dated London,
Jane 191 a memorandum by Consul Bartle!, col-
talnieg a denial of Mr. Mercy's ct argot ajorstesetis
ne►bia correeplodenes of Consul Mathew with Mr.
Marcy and with the Earl of Ciarendon; and, finally,
Earl Clarendon'm reply to Mr. Marcy. The latter
Important despatch is as follows:
TUE CAUL OF CLASIXDON TO DA DALLAS.

Foresee Ofilee, June 26, 1866.
de,pali la of Mr. Marcy 'reach yes rrad to me
M the 11th tsetse, est of which yon pions a eopy is my
Mods bar receivod It. smutty* eoesideratios of her
Maileety'• ago
t.or Mejesty's goverumest are gratified at loaning that
soatalsed la my note toy is of the 30th of
April, tb.t no lateaties 'listed on the part of her
Masety's to rersrsent to violate the lows, compromise
the sestrah:y, or dirregard the sivirreigsty of the Usitod
Ames, have bees sereserei dlyeee.optert by therresidest,asd
that all f different* with teepee, to the risertion of
eslitrineot Lal cussed to oast bolero's the governments of
Greet Britain and of the United Stat...

It is with much regret, however, that her Marety's
VOISMIMIt have learnt that the Praident has bras usable I.
olt-r the view which he bed taken of the coeduet of bit
Majest) 'a r at Washington, and of her Majesty's
Coseals at New York, Philatelphia, and Cincinnati, to ve-
to the trusescime which have has under diacussion
between the two coverameata
Mr Marcy hal, is hie capita of December 28, 1855,
Meted that Ise Presides'''. of opinion that those Akira
other Majesty had violated V.it laws of the Hefted States,
by hang parties to ealiatmesta within the Haim • that he,
em that grosad, emsid.nd that they had become Isaac
conrable organ ol Mejesty's goveromeat in the Milted
tyaks, caul chat be cousequerly requested that they sight
be removed tom their teepee .ive posts.
Ilia Majesty's government did sot share this opinion
dbe Frostiest is regard to the aseduct of those officers of
bit Majesty ; and haviag communicated to those slaters
faaebnott sine against them, and the evinces on winch
Mime charges rested, and haying remitted from them full
dale\ of the truth of the charges red each eorroboratiog
woMeses as they were able to proem ending to havelidate
the testimony brought egaiset them, her Majesty's anent-
/Mat lad all these matters fully sod frankly before the
government of the United Stew, with the persuasion that
they wield remove the unfavourable impression which had
ben treated in the shed of the Peasant with regard to the
weeduct aid proceedings of her Majesty'. Miaister at Wash-
iness sal of the three above-mationd Cassell.
It appears. however, that this oemeneisatiou has sot pro-
doted the effect whin her Majesty's peening% had ex-
petted; and Mr. Mere?, is statist that the Presidat's
view of these acten remained unaltered, aecompanied
that statement by a umber of additional doesmate, teed-
dug to costars the view whisk the Presides% had originally
token of these maws.
Her Kejesty's 'warmest have carefelly examined them
additional dominate, but do a it find he them any niches),
worthy of be,ief wbith should shah* the noader to which
they have reload in the ateersoces of Mr. Crumples and
of the sessals.
Het Majesty's government retain the high *Oslo* which
they have ever hold of the seal, abili,y, aid integrity of
Mr. Compton ; and of the earnest desire by which ha has
been animated to avoid all just tame of offeerse to the go-
's/resent to which he wee accredited. Her Majesty's go-
moot bet believe that cm easy material points
la newt to his cocain; the President hue been mewled by
0111111111110111 information, and by the testimony of witnesses
Mellaisrviag al Walt
klejery's governineet entertain similar neviciious
aslstheconduct of her Majesty's consult at New York,
ibdadelphia, and Cistianti.
. Saab s maskat of opisioes as each a matter beteema the
1,9111•1•16 f of two prat towers mast aereeeariie be the
salgest of 1101,Lnia deliberation by both; and her Majesty's
gyeesmateat have n:t failed to gave to th's mat's, all the
Iteselleentios which it jenny deserved.
If hee Majesty's government tied beim coavineed, like
the goverameat of the Uoited States, that her Majesty's
111114111“ bad la (titans of that, intractine violated the
Isnot the United tkatea, tor Majesty's peasant would,
both out of deforest* to the United States, cad from a dee
regard to the authority of the British crows, have teasoved
Mass aims from tie poets which they held.
If the goverament of a, 'onion notary were eapritiosely,
aid without any apparent belief that it bad good primed
der doing so, to break off its diplomat's Matto= with the
minister accreiited to It by her Majesty, her Majesty's
teoefideetial savage, answerable for usaiffitalaieg the
hawse sad dignity of to crows, could sot hesitate es to
advisiag her Majesty (gully to break cif all diplomatic
latoreesues with the auseeter of such governante ae•
!edited a her nem

But la the prelim case bet Makety's gossrameet are
Mead to uses the formal sad repoved dcelsrations of
tße Prestdeat of hie belief that Uwe. ofhtstm of her Majesty
lave 'toasted tee laws of the 1.711102, aid an, on that
moment unacceptable organs of eassumnrestlea with the
pmrameat mad authorities of the Ustitid States; and her
Majesty's peverameat cannot deny to the poverament of
Oa trailed States a right Maass to that which, is a parsllel
see, they wesid sista for them,elms, the eght, namely. of
immting their own judgment as to the beams of the laws
tK the Utiles upon tramactions which have Lakin place
tike Voles.

I hare, %heftier', the honour to Inform you that, bow-
ing/deeply Isar Majesty's gorernmeat regret a proceed's.
OM the part of the Presideat of the United Stoma which
am* but be oonsidered as of an aafrleadly character,
fry have not deemed it Omit duty Da that se-
Weinat to advise her Majesty to commend no to @served
'ay diplomatic intercourse with you ; sad I lien to sew*
rea that the high personal esteem which is felt for you by
all the asembers of her liejsety's 'overawes* wUI render it
MOM agreeable to spelt to have the honour of souring
ieemuntiaopts'tios with you op' all mitten eveasietert

with the mutest relattes'of tai two conatris Ti. will
be certain of astir g, is the pert of her Ihker3r's goners.
Rest, the meet friendly feelings towards the United Stater,
sad tee moat smiths resist so se snags all questions of
gamete, se to ressale the jaw rights sad real inter/au
Sae two essitries with the maieteassee of those 'mirth',
Wages, the peessrvat:ou of which is death great import-
saes to both.-1 am, ike.,
(Sides.) CIAILINDOW.
Mr.Crampton's letter occupies upwardsof sight folio
PafilL
Mr. Crampton, after quoting the priwei of
international law which, according to Mr.
bee been violated by the British minister, PPewwada
to quote the opinions of Judge Kane sod Judge Ta-
rrson se directly at variance with Mr. Many's
psi- di pie.
It will be remembered that in order to sustain the
charge sgainst her Majesty's agents of having vio-
lated the municipal law, Mr. Marcy resorts to a
reiteration of his implicit belief in what he calla the
®impeached and unimpeachable testimony of Masers.
Strobel and Hers, adding, however, that this evi-
deem forme but a small part of that epee which he
relies, and that there are numerous acts of Mr.
Cramplee'e and of her Majesty's consuls, " andenied
and inimitable," which confirm it. Upon this Mr.
Calltr.rnes b sot Sated to what sets he alludes, but if
Ow, are ..a by whisk I an sammod to has nrenoted
skiers he Sr Majesty'a maks *MS the United 8 ate',
or "Saga or remised," is the etas of the Ant of
Oats of 1818, pesos to ge sad be 'weaned alswbers,
11, Wistherised other pavan to de three sate, I de deny
Ihrlin. If they are sets by which penes were Stormed of
gime sad as what mass they -sold be received Isle Its
y's awns is British territory, sr by which aid sad
wee afferithd to then to reach that massy. I de
pm deep that Ws of that wet won asithretiod by use; bet
melmale that seat eats were maths illegal war • vilw
In of the sew ninety of the Vetted Stets. As ta
Ism se Siihisesests, I sever offered the, to asybedy,
gilbeggra It span teat I sight lewdly has dew se; fee
Ii asset airs with Mr. Morey, that the ear a soy is-
4slostrat sho rt if Wring or retaiais;, sad that by a @s-
treet which would, if set repaired illegal by the set of
IslB, be boadtag, wou:d emeritem • violation of the law,
sad, csaspently, of the sossigs rights of tte Vatted
Stews I as far fres oserbieg to deny to the goveneset
Milo Uaited B:ates the right of int/toroth., the laws of
Ilse United !gates; hat I oaseot eithaesib• to the dogrise
that the ire abet he. a right to Stews the law.
Zeal act doe• or authorised be a as Is spooned by decl-
aims of the jediiary in whiah the Presides, himself geoid
mot rases to etheiesea is soy efts Is which, either Is his
Oiled or private capacity, be sight be eosowned.
Mr. Crampon proceeds to examine the various
siggaetta with the view of slowing that they are
disfigured with deliberate falsehoods,' as well as
bleeders and mistakes of all ports, and are infieeseed
by malicious motives. " With regard," hoorays, "to
those parts to which I am represented to Pave per-
sonally played a pert, I an only say that a mere
impudent tissue of falsehoods was nevarylet together.
I never taw or conversed with any of those men,
mitli the exception of fiierawski; and, whoa I
aaw
I did not even know his came." Mr. Cramp
ds montende that those only were respossible fee the
sets proved to be committed who wen cos•
thew, viz , Hertz and Wagner, both of
Miami sated without any authority from any
BOW spots; and, in the ems of Heels, against
zwaspases desire, es is
_proved by Hertz's own
M Ws ideentary of Li at
sad by d=r. Baeknall's affidavit, which
b spesadod to the documents laid helots parliament.'
Ills Cleamptoo calls attention to papers in relation to
iilmregva, recently laid before Congress, which show

that at the very time when the United States govern-
moat wen caking eitT•1101 1111111M4111 against her
Majesty's commis and Mr. Crampton foe an
alleged violation of the law of nations and the
sovereignty of the United States, for having
gives information and assistance to person' desirous
of leaving the United States to be enlisted in the
British army, Mr. Marcy wee contending with M.
Molina, the Minister of Costa Rios, " that the liberty
to go when hopes of batter foetus, may entice them,
belongs to freemen, sod no free government with-
holds it iv and " that the laws of the United States
do not even confer authority to examine into the
motives which may lead any one to exercise the right
of expatriation." The same despatch reiterates the
account of the interview which took place between
Mr. Crampton and Mr. Marcy, the accuracy of which
was denied by Mr. Macy.
In a postscript Mr. Crampton appends certain
declarations voluntarily made to him by Colonel
Smoleeski, and which contradict the main statements
by which it is sought to implicate Mr. Crampton in
the recruitment.