The Express.
London, England, 1856-06-17 00:00:00

OUR RELATIONS WITH THE UNITED STATES.

On the order for the committee of 'apply,
Lord J. RUSSELL, who spoke in a very low ton of
voice and with bequest indistintneos, said—Sir, it ap-
pears to me that we moot properly allow the
Haan of Commas to go into committee oa the last
of the military 'stamens of the year, without untie
for some sopinatioa from her Mojeaty's Reven-
ant as to On peones al which we stand with
regard to the Ueitni States of America (Rear, hear.)
II there were osgotiatioos ping on, her Majesty'. govern
meat would rightly say, and according to all former prac-
tice would be listened to, that daring the mammon of
those negotiation, sad tutu they had been brought to a
cocclesion, it would be injuring to the public amiss to
raise any discuelos reepeotiog them. Bat, sir, the pie-
ties now is, whether then is to N any septistioa what-
ever with the United State.. The mate of facts I toseeive
to be this, that despatches have been received by
her Majaty's government, to the effect that with rapist to
the questioa of recruitment al the United Sates the penn-
ant of theUeited States has declared itself satisfied with the
explaining of her Majesty's (ornament, and the declara-
tion that her Majesty's 'oarsman bad Do lat-ntion what-
vet of violating the law of the States, while it was with
great regret they had perceived that 'mythic( that mild
he coastraed alto such violation could be alleged by the
governmeat of the United Sates. So far, then, as repay
the question betwesa the two govornants, it appean to me
to be at an sad; but the goverment of the Mated Rata,
not giving the same credit to Mr. Crmapton that
they do to his government, consider that his wi-
dget has been such that be cunt usefully remain, and,
with regard to the annable relation betweea the two
contras, that they men miry mu further intercourse
with lames minister, and they have therefore declared the,
they van no Inger receive
_hum as minister from this
court. They have manysided that communisation with
various declarations, Lang others with a vary stroeg
&aeration of their wish to condone oa terms of
amity with this country. With regard to the neon
qualities which has boon fur a Wog time la discerns
between this aunty, the United States, and various
sates of Central America, the American goverment
have professed themselves willies to enter into direst can-
mualmtioa with her Majesty's gammen upon any pats
iota/Wean that may sow Mat They have ion through.
at great length, these various pieta of difference, and have
declared that with regard to some, they cousin that ash&
nation might be permitted, sad that others shoald be the
subject of direct negotiation. Now, sir, with regard to ems
and Mother of these quirstiom. As to the first of them,
that of the alleged infriagemeat a the manicdpal law of
America by the preeeediep maenad with the instant
of men for the British service, the hos. member for lan,-
nem has gives notice of a motion to brag that oni•joet before
the hoer cm Thursday ant, and Uhe should, after the en
planation which I hops we shall receive from my an
friend to-night, still mink it amen" to propose that in-
tie., sad trio house should thisk proper to satertain it, any
hem. member who may dints so do so, I snoozes the rest,
will have the opportunity of Marisa his views. (Rear.)
Aud is respect to the seeped question, that relines to
Cestral America, the questios is whether negotiation fa
to be seared into or wetland on that subject, or
whether it fat. be bream off altogether. No doubt before
the hone astern into any disendoe as te these qeestion,
her Majesty's government would 'spat that some hew.
amber would demand esplasations or what ie now to lA'
plass in refereece to these viatica.. I, for true, think it
right that art farther disunion should take pins until her
Mejaty's goverment can State what is the premium position 0
of affairs. Thera an two vary imprint questions, lads-
widest of the details and merits of the two groat questioae
to which I have referred, upon which I thick the Rouse of
Cannon has a right to moire information. The first is,
whether, the goverment cf Amities having desired Mr.
Cramptas to cease his ralatioss with the United States, it is
the natation of her Majesty's govoisisout, acting topaz
the cosaideratioa which they have now been sublet to
plat.the subject, to desire the Mr. Dallas should like-
woe be withdrawe, end thus put as end, for a time at
least, to all diplomatist relations between the two poen-
meats T The second questios is—whether that mane be
pursued or or not—peidieg the negotiations nepostlag
the Central American patios, and until those negotations
an brought to some conclesioe„ what are the iatention of
the government with resp. ct to say naval force, either sow
Bataan off the Mosquito Cent or which may
be sent out T I wish to address myself to then
two peonies. With ragard to the first, It
innate to me that her Majesty's (oarsmen may
have means of judging whin neither I tor any member of
this hone possess. There majuiL, besides the esteasibie
despetcli whin has bees WS lain
their judgment has been .ami11711.61 Whin they ma
afford fatality. nos to the bone bat of whin, at pretest,
we have no informatics. Batt esetalaly seem to me that
their melaskie, whatever it say be, sheald he famed
ups. this principle, that 11 they ban soy reams to Wine
that the noon!, of Mr. Oneephan was a wastes sad de-
termined insult ea the pen at the gneraseen of the
Milan Maim to this Mushy, bur Malsety't ge-
rman% sea do no .nee Una meat that ban
by brooking off all diplomatic eennamileatioas with
the Minster of the United States fa this usury; hat if,
is the otter head, they have ao sash wake, if then an