The Express.
London, England, 1859-02-15 00:00:00

THI SLAVE THAHZ.

Lad WODEIIOIIii rod to aft tho—demetery of els's
de Foreign Alleire ix eerie eamespeades whke bed
peed between that add lard sad tie Armless Mister area
the abject of the slave Inds and de eight at artzt4A.
I:4=tso he wished to sepals why be caked kr this car-
rey at oddly • pried. la the mars of Irmal.
sapleeare disamises between the
sad Ameba govenmeselewith redraft to Os WiTr
Nu* to aimed promediess el British misers at des
err if Cabs which is.. complained ofby the Amnion
gorearest. At that elms the adds lead had Metal that de
right of each bed been idea op by this ammay, bat that
• oarramonimes wee wilag co between the ter goverseiside
vodka view is some sersegement mder vied the de
whlei a weed andel aria is Swam ilkerstrir
roe was set them pored-Ser ; bet darks the reeve the ad-
=arate eres errelltite
zlosuCiehspees, sad
ors Its
eambelde lees die correspandamas it appeared that
Cho cradles remaised sa amettefectory prides ;
and st ales contsised evidence of the acesewhr
oder* with which she noble earl deeptebed dui=
lad does great Winkle*. From that correspondence it
weed gyre that his sable Mead bed adopted the prised's,
of dented Cams, mad Omani Cu. ;said that no mikados
sleek take pled. He hoped that the noble lord would lay
de aseempeadenes ea the tabby la order that the loess
eas bre dr trestiois seedy shoot
The dal et MALILTAIDURT bad aot the kW this
to pokes dr etavespoodear, be be dual that his sable
Aka& hembegalesady, It mowed, red the Armies' ace». I
speeders% weed not aag_ ft
adds kind sward to thielkid
that her hisisew
esty's government
bed seneadend 00/9 pest prbeelple, width we of vital
to this amain hat he (Lai Madessteray)
=reinsTew their ladsh4s that such hod sot bon do ;
ON/

The But et CLARENDON believed that the Ainerl-
meseramemat was untie ma desirous as onr own
Is met ibis subject. He weld °sly hope that the
new ressiallese woad be adopted by different mikes, and
dots. they weld be me emoesestma as his noble Mead weld
amis

The Earl of ABERDEIN (who wu wry femedible is
the pike') said that twee y yearsago the American govern-
meat bed gem fete this qv a. ion, sad that ft bed then bete
elided= We subject. All the ecaamiess that could be
merle had this lees agreed to by this goverammt. He
meld seed to Weir kalifs. es eared tram a &match
ism We revelp-offiee os lie sehket, width bore die the
lgth el Ootehr, ileiL The Wm* was this : • The node,-
signed rummees sY geshmelose ea We part of the British
geememist to Mit mid search Aiesticea ?rule in time of
pease Noe is it es Amnia* that web vu ,ale are ever
Ails& bet it hes bees the immioble peaks of the British
eery, sml r the ealmelseed beilmes al all navies la the
world, le seceatain by visit the red esdamlity of merchant
vessels met with es the high sees if there be
good be appreirad their illegal cheraCter. In certain
mai kr a prima/ object, the revels referred to
an visited met rAiserbet either ae British meek,
engaged is te eakvitallathe, sad eirryteg the lag of the
tend Maas he a or ae belonging n
atone TWA line by treaty se=rt. Greet lirkeis the'
*beef ear* sad which rigida imetempled to Wiest by
lbeedeimily Merin We prelettleg leg of the lleke; wr,
Etay me Isti as pintos' owleare, emeag no
shim te my Be or rellosality whatever. p Noe w ft me
am* It • nabhflel g by lie. Stenesee that Greet Beanie
awld be based to permit her we salskon. with Beata
womb teed Illeltisk midst, to or ea, Won the eyes
of &Ilia silken, shim *Mb la beam
hlep while the kw hai decimal to be
Mum they had the emisetty to
Te.Zilrharil Abate 'by tageariese merptegiheeo
..-
.ante lief. eq. Pease weld hit. aseeema with mese
name 1111.1•11 that eke peces of Meer which ited
to Gant Week tire of mama ateseld be mg to
Woke, We ehlipailes their treetire by 'displaying the gag
of We Gabe Nalseri to the will, lead in defiance of the
Amato' gememeast itself; stol less wool lir. Ike-
num peaked is skim heemeity for pigsties] awa-
kener who Amid oedemas, to Melo r their law.
hers maw the masks of the Wed !Rafts.
earker deepald, dated the 18th of Jemmy,
We hilawleg neer :—• The Protident may
M severed that Gaud lelmY will always import the just
skims eider United &Mo. We make so pretensions to
hatmem Is any isseme whatsver, either by deteetica,
elute, ar leash, whit iles esseskei the Vetted States knows
gre bane* to be seek But ve mill mdatain, gad wall
ev Mee Them esemesay, ewe right es seesehate the sombre-
ness of s4fliv Udell a tresseeted weed may bear. If Ia
the amain alibi Ada, ei•ber from lestheitery error or Is
spite Si enal=gion, lose or Wary should be arts;a4z4
• WN•I4 will be affaded." iteralatkee
inn age ems sp oa the priecipie laid dome Is these dee-
. Bays nd we it w impoleible to coma& the right,
rriettie se would be M stve it up altogether. If the treble
earl met as farther the this he would arty be doing that
whale he (the Rail of Aberdeen) bed dome if be met
for her the this, his comae Toted be fraught with danger
to the serer yof the high ave.
The Earl of CARLISLE did boon that the wiacip'e con-
tended for by Lord Aberdeen wall he upheld by the gs-
vertment.

The Beet d DERBY said that the governtreat only
totateised that which nobody could ny, that this country,
or any other oattitcy, had no right to board and visit toe
ship cl any other nation; but they also realsitalwd that
whiali wee so lees odiaiable, that this country had • right,
end • well imeodal right. to asoertaia the nationality end
thwarts? it say usual which there was cause to alarm.
The true geed on was, how was this lot named right to be
best soused into practical working. In carryiag it out then
was mot &Acuity, f a much most rest la the discretion of
tba perticuler ram setter in each case. The object white
kis Noble trhnd had in view was to come to • distinct =der-
staadlog between the governmeots of this country, of Frown
sad of the Unite! FM's', Ia orb r that disputes sod
dimoal-
ties in the exercise of this right might be avoided. That wen
tea tele eh** in view. The prov,rernent neither advanced
now Mitts sae gave up those which they already powered.
Lard 13ROUCIIIAII said it wes tropusible to accede to the
mee& that • ship shou'doolybevisited bylaws's& hoicks( the
sums gag. If ,lus was owe admitted there would be an end
to all search whatever, for • jinvical ship would only nerd
Is bold the Ear of • nation which had no cruisers—Son
Mew for insteacts—,o be perActly reared of sot beieg
mohetet. No doubt the deadly of the came use, how the
aeoreary power of marchisig could be manhood so as to
avoid disputes end Injury to omenteres.
The subject than dropped.