New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-01-06
Other petisions were presented.

Other petitions were presenter.
Tie Military Academy Appropriation Biii was
received frOm the House .,s.1 en- tba
Mr. SHIELDS moved that " DC reloiion '" VIZ
Committee on Military Afairs
The Chair said il was usual TO reI'r a'i up
,-op,i,t;ors 70 the Finance Committee
Mr.. SHIELDS said he was aware on thst, oal
this VIE military BILL and euoIaee1 M
Lelopeing to the Military Commiftee IL
Mr. RusK said that if this were done, al!
other appropriation bills houd be ref rred to the nsvI
Committee Indian Committee. &c Inere wouii DC
then nothing for the Finance Cominn1es " u"' 10
Mr.. SHIELDS withdrew his motion, ana tho
bin was referred 10 the Finance Commirtee
message was received from the President
in reply 10 Mr. Mason's resolution calling ior Inc COZ
reapondencc relative TO the Trpartte Treaty
Cuba Ordered TO be printed -...s J.. So
TFrcrn the correspondence communicated oy 'nc
PRECEDENT selec. the following being all tina. could
-. .o,,;ed RYl
John F. Crampton TO Daniel Hebster:
""' WASHINGTON April % 1852
Sui beg leave 10 inclose the copy OF the
d~a.h srd The project for convention which formed
The srbiec, nj the conversation which Mons De Sar
tires snd mysef had the honor OF holding "In YOU ''
morning The sentiments and Opinions "nicn you az
Joaed m ne with 60 much frankness and precision In
regsyd 10 this matter were entirely IN concurre1re
with those entertained by Her Majesty Governm,nt
spd so well embody the principles wecn nave oeen lA
down by the President of the United states on several
occasiors and more especially in his last annual Mes
sage TO Congress that would be great satisacthIn 20
noe TO be enabled carry them TO LORD MAIN soury IA
your ndf therefore, you Were 70 lnins on,
ert in acknowledging the receipt OF this my presenl
ccrouuuicaon TO mike such succlnct statement Oh
them o. you may deem proper 1t would a1ora me au
opportunity of communicating your renarks' COM
dertieJ 20 bis Lordship in n manner which would am
convinced be extremely gratifying TO her MaJesys
Government (sgneD JOHN f. CHAMPION
TIL, Earl of NalmesJurp to John F. Champion.
FoREIGN OFFICE April 6, 1852
Sir: The attacks which have lately been
made on the Island Of Cuba by lawless bands o, sdvn
tuTers rorn the United States with the avowed design
of taking possession of that leland have engaged tne
serious attention of Her Msjestys Government tne
more especially they are most anxious that he fon
IL relations existing between the Governments oil Great
britain md the United States should not be endangered
Is they might be repetition Of such attacks lac Gov
cIt OF the United States he's repeatedly declared tA
IL would not with indifference the slahd Vi JUN
iall into the possession of any other European power
than Spain Her Msjesty's Government share IN inc
me n unqualified In the views thus put orn ny
tbe Government of the United Suites and would never
see with Indifference the Island of CUBA IN the posses
sion af tny power whatever but Spain. The government
of France with which Her Msjestys Government have
been in communication on this important matter cordial
ly edopt the view, and concur with Her Majesty
Government ia thinking that an effort ought 10 ne made
in with the Government OF the United states 70
place this matter on such footing as 10 preclude all
hazard of collision between either OF the three powers
In the event of the aggression Cuba being repeated
The British Government can have hesitation in ex
pcitly declaring that they have wish or intention TO
ar propriate Cuba Themselves. The French Govern
nent has signifed to Her Maesty's Government their
entire concurrence in these sentiments and their read
mess TO make a formal declaration 10 the same effect
The Government OF the United States having also, at
various times, pronounced themselves In the same
sem and having moreover in these later times exert
ed themselves far their legal competence permitted
10 arrest and defeat the attempts made by the u states
citizens end others against the Island OF Cuba all three
parties appear be fully agreed To repudiate each tor
Itself sl thoughts Of appropriang Cuba, and would
Therefore seem all that remainedto be done was 70
give practicable effect the views entertained In com
common 10y the three powers 1t oppearsto Her Mle'ys
Cover lard in this view the Government OF France
have expressed their concurrence that this result would
be tanned by the three parties entering into tn
parte arrangement whether by Convention, or by the
interchange of formal notes, by which they bind them
soves stvcray and collectively renOunce both no
and hereafter oil intention to obtain possession OF the
Iand cf Cuba and to discountenance all attempts to
that ef Get the part Of others. ncloec herewith
project of such Convention as her Myestys Govein-
ment thinks would answer the purpose intended ana
hive instruct you 10 submit this project 10 the Gov
eminent the United States for its favorable consera-
ton accompanying the proposal with such observations
snu arguments you may consider best suited 10 con
ciste the good viii OF this Government, and 70 induce
them TO receive with favor the arrangement thus sub.
mited to them You win read this d.patch to the u :.
Secretary Of State and leave the copy OF twith him
| am, &C, lSignedl MAGNESIUM