New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-06-21


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GREAT BRITAIN.
In the House Of Lords the Earl Of Hardwicke
took occasion to ask the Government whether
any orders had been given to Admiral Dundas
to advance with the British fleet to the Dardan-
elles The Earl of Clarendon, in reply, briefly
said $ After what had occurred in the House
only on Friday night last, when their Lordships
seemed TO concur in the propriety Of her Majes-
tvs Government not giving any exp an2tjons on
a matter on which they were imperfectly in
formed, he was sure they would still more con-
cur in the propriety Of his declining altogether
to state what orders had been given
In the Commons Mr.. DIsraeli, aft er pointing
out how easily the Russians might seize the Dor-
danelles, put similar question IN Thea terms f;
: Taking the contingency referred 10 into con
sderation had Government forwarded di7cc-
tions to the British Admiral ri Malta 10 N occed
with the British feet to the Dardaaelles;' To
this, Lord John Russell replied: 6. In tho}r.
ent state Of relations betwCca Russia and Tur.
key, feel that anything which nay Jc enid
here will be considered 70 the utmost ...7-
tance, must, therefore, decl'ac aa sy!.lil5r i q
question which the right honorable gen;iuala
has put. must leave him 10 give notice If any
notion on this subject which he may fAink
proper to bring forward, and shalt then ho
prepared fully 10 defend the course have now
taken." (Cheers)
CrBAN SLAVE TRADE.--A debate, or rather
conversa tion-forit ended in nothing-took place
in the House of Lords, on the presentation bv
the Earl Of Carlisle, of petition from the ladies'
Of Kingston, Jamaica, complaining Of the i'm
portation OF slaves into Cuba-he taking the op-
portunity 10 ask the Government if Spain OBJ
served her treaties faithfully for the suppression
Of tie slave trade The Earl went on 10 state
his case in a three hours speech True it So
ne said, ''my Lords, that no sooner docs any
Captain GeAcral Of CuUa seem to respect the
faith Of treaties, and the laws alike Of human
ity and honor, than very speedily, for some
cause or other, he is sure to be removed in order
to give place to some less scrupulous and more
accommodating fupctionary in his stead True
It IS, too, my Lord, hear, that under the pres
ent Captain General, Don Canedo, the Slave
trade is being carried on with unexampled vigor
and audacity on the coasts of that uuhappv
island OF Cuba, which can depose from my own
experience to be intended by cur God for n par
adlse, but which ever since the white man first
| set his foot there he has conyertel-I can use
no softer phrase-into he'll" (Hear, hear J
llaying gone at great length into the condi-
ton Of the Emancipados, and paying compli-
| ment to Lord Clarendon, whose ability, which
he hoped would be eXerted in the supprt ssion Of
| slavery, he added" My noble friend will, am
| sure, not deny that gross dcrelictions of their
| duty have been frequently manifested on the
Of cause. of war With Sn9ini S,,ra S,n ,S, :
britain hos bann ovoi. a l ,o,
| to long ami ruinous war, on troSnjs IrIiaI, e.
nv Judgment. were absolutely naItrv in com.
n5risan viii fb;s et n,o ~, p,a'i n IL Gon
| as expressing an opinion that Britain is called
| upon to go TO war with Spain, even for the sup
to lie tolI MAI r. sLn oIs.,
| tiee-if She .I,lo.t -1ono ~ iii 49,, rat:, =.
the ea,tI no,s;e+s II mia inf.rnoI troG;. sha
must # Lei, noeea. sion If Cnbn il ovc,. a,',a-,.
geroi. be nj least preporaJ r. ind Rri+oin non.
| trail in She conflict Hear. beor6 / ia moi
either desire to throw the whoIe bia,oe ,,roy, ~.
Splniards, for I am not sure that rbc TSnitc(
states, considering the liberties they possess
| c9nsdrfih% then ifeeIom Of origin have not
! ~ Shef fuSlIiFe SIaYe Law, committed an
even greater outrage upon liberty The Earl
! conciuIed Dy hoplng that britain would
strengthen her Meet on tie coast Of Cuba.
Ihe L''il Q, IiaI ehd2n' Speaking for the Gov
| ernment. replled tnat he had not much addi-
tlohai lnlGrmauoh TO lay before the House. The
ueauts aAu4eu 70 4lC constantly, ielUmously
iaas ileu peeh s'liu
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