The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-06-13

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spanards than any ohsr nation. On the contrary,
whether the citizens Of the United Slaves
own biIthrish Of freedom not in their abo1insbs
Fugitive Slave law committed greater trespass against
eases, ho~svsr far concerned this
that with Spain We had treaties The enforcement q
States We had such treaties Be perhaps might be
allowed to ak his noble friend whether he had any add
ton Win this subject? He trusted the government
would take into consider alton the suggestions which ne
had thrown out relative to me Carrying o. captured
would maintain and increase the efficiency OF that naval
serVcs nnon thss The noble earl concluded
amidst loud cheers, by presenting the petition.
The Earl OF CLARENDON said, although his noble friend
be wanting both his noble friend and his feelings
he did not express his admiration at the eloquent
he bear his testimony to perfect accuracy Of
all the melancholy and appalling facts which ne naa
brought under the consideration Of their ordshps he
only wished he had 1t his to give his noble risnd
any other anAwer than that which he gave ms no ana
harmed friend Qord Broughsm) few nights ago; ne
feared he only regret and again sd
INIT that the treaties TO shch had oeen MADE nAd
been constantly and feloniously violated thesr near
What his noble friend had said respecting The Captains
General ef Cuba, he believed 10 be perfectly matter
q fact but ne was glad to hear his noble friend
trguished from their and their successors
n had not much additional information to commu
pcae beyond what he gave the other night but what
little he bad not altogether OF an unsatisfactory
nature (bear, hear He would FIRST Jude TO
the practice OF taking captured slaves into Havana Her
AAestys cruisers had option the subject because
it provided By treaty that there should be mixed
conr-one Of them in the colonial possession Of Spain,
the other the coast of Africa and naval oacer,
ehecung capture bound by bis instructions to take
hh prize either TO Havana Sierra Leone according as
ms J9dgme nt might direct HIM It was impossible
therefore for the captains Of British vessels to do other
friend HAD audedEthose taken by Captain Hamilton-
two OF them bad been by the court at
ss MIN respect TO the present onp1. s Genera
defence OF that ocers conduct but still they would not
b indisposedto Lear thing that could be said in JUS
tdcaton OF in vindicauon Of his conduct Thinking it
Of great importance tbs. the country should be fully
informed possible of these matters he would refer
their ordshlps to two or three dispatches which
had recently been received by Her MAjesty's 90
yernmsns The first was from the Spanish Minis
ter for Foreign Affairs. who said he thought it ex.
psdient TO state that General CAnedo had told him
among other things that he making, and intending
other eage ces Of the service for e1,osuishius the
save trade and he pectec the slave dealers would be
compelled desist hsir avocaons Now,
If this had been followed by actions
csrroboratve, he should not have thought 1t
worth while their ,rdshps By resdisg it.
But he had just received despatch from Lord Howden
containing letter from the new Minister for Foreign
to the intentions Of the General The writer stated
that IN consequence of the recent and uptory in
stIuetiens lately sent to the Captain General IN
the extinction Of the tra6c long communication
had been received, in which after referring to the
measure 1t 10 stated that every which could be
re:oIted TO against the dealers in slaves having been
desire to obtain the total extinction Of the slave trade
has not hestated TO adopt extreme measure, for
friend had alluded the 1906 which foroids the
authorities from pursuing negroes who have once crossed
iuded in the despatch consisted Of instructions sent
governors OF all the districts IL the sland to the effect
nco c e uunc
henary shall be allowed to search such plantation and
garry of such slaves and place them At the disposal Of the
Captain General The despatch concluded by expressing
hope that her Majestys government would consider
this clear declaration, that would be spared
TO put an eDd TO the traffic That was only the promise
Of what about 10 be DONE But he had this al
received letter from Lord Howden, whose zeal on
the question had never tagged, (hear hear stating
that The Captain General acting upon this announce
msnt, mad gone upon certain estates where ne
groes who had been landed from some of the slayers
which bad escaped the vigilance Of our cruisers anashad
say lie had any great confidence in anti
cipated any great reform FROM the Captain General but
he certainly sppear ed to act with honesty
ards this country and with consistency TO the
homer Of his than he had formerly done and he had
thought it right to mention hee facts to their lordshios
Hear hear He had only further advert to another
point toned by his noble fendthas Of the
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ipg and Lord Hosden, in his despatch, said he had
great safacticn in stating that the Spanish government
had agreed 10 Of the question respecting the
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