The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-06-15

with rhich tbs fr dl, advances OF TRANSATLANTIC
brothers seem 10 ee received, may possibly az t's
tapt Ierioc convert these facts Several
nsts Of the ppecss Of conduct 70 wach aluds
have lately been brought under nsass but We shall
content ourselves for the present with the meaoa OF
Ibe kornng Post testify the courty career Of eve
~ whiskereo bearded, bsggy bIeeched
wy from Pumperni kel schlaugs Mat whose
OF pleasure lead. him TO visit OF EngApd
special tram receives bin ~ FoAe court car
lsge at Lcncon bridge. he tsedted to her Majesty
by the minister bis 10 inserted In the Lord Guam
beriains album for royal banquet, and ball
appears 1T the receptoLs OF secretaries; and
etsayy consequeu be the gsuatlet Of srstocrs
tic hospitality and osteSatisn In crescent lane and
lauase from st Something In the east to ST. Somsboiy
Gtte drives him back with indigestion to the baths
sns BruI mems from whence he came.
We find fault with his rsceptioa-reception though
IL be OF the envoy or hanger on OF pbsntasmagorsn
Kingdom or dukscom, wDose treasury ia gambling
ao os.p Ssa Ss Ssa-t tss aSs Iss
meier forget the small Great Britain snord to a.
lew LIlpui 70 sah powdered and pistsilsd her
palm. But while she rains hospitality and considers
ton the small opeht she to the caution Of
the song and utterly despse, neelsc. and ignore tue
In the month Of March last, three of the American
veteran Officers Of tie NJ, xican campaign, In the three
several OF sDgreers artillery and cavalry
felectsd from the gala MT Of the United States by
the President ana his cabinet, worthy from their
taeLs and services, TO represent toeir countrymsD.
coed to the for the purpose of studying the art
Of The pames Of there officers were and are Major
Richard Dead.id OF the engineers; Major hordecs OF
the srl cry and Captain baci elan Of the cavalry.
Did they proceed to the Russian lines where the art
Of can be STUDIED quite eectuany in
to which they would have received, and would stl re-
ceive hssry welcome and with which nation they
falsely represer ted to sympsthiseY They i'd not They
ter At wsshiss,on sutbsntcstios their mssioo, and
which by them last month 10 the Foreign
believe Lord Clarendon vouchsa to ali men-an in
trv,ew with Sir John Borgoype, and letters OF Iecogni
ton TO the authorities the Crmes notice whstever
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received them at Lverp0OlnO court carriage ct Euston
squsre-po presentation to mrjestJ-no inscription in
me Cn.mDarins open sssameno pass9o . .or
surfeit which they received sHret OF neglsct ana
disgust which they have toubtles carried with them to
the court OF France whittier they have beat their steps
and which it Will sssursdly 5efy all the baths ami Afun
mems OF Pun peIDickel to remove.
Towards the end Of last sumner, the United States
sloop Preble arrived Mt Spitbead II Is rule In
6e Anne rcan navy that al the naval cadets who CO
pose the material out Of winch a'hione after
the naval commanders Of the republic, shall tusr
time before the mast and good and wholesome rule il
is, for reasons too obvious to tsscant upon.
mannsd .lm,st ascms;ys,, NJ vonns g.p,awsn from,
amongst the respectabe families 10 the States
to the amount OF two hundred and upwards, came to
spithead for the purpose Of naval education. She hap
ptned to be the only owar the sta lon at that
time and her preence that account and account
Ii. Royal acbt was made more than usually eos.picu
She lett wholly unno,iced by the authorities
Of Portsmouth, her cadets refused admission 20 the
hundred young navel hearts the future uphoiders Of
their coun,rys paval fame, fully impressed w&h the
ture Of their reception In their fatherlsnd y
There two Instances Of the pains which IRE taken
by representatives, to secure for Gr< Britain
the sympathy Of the United States. We have others
~ command but we conceive the foregoing quite
selves to the accuracy Of The details We can also
tell onr readers how her Msjestys sloop Of Pearl
eaiied from Bermuda in the winter Of 1880 lS4e
with dispatches entrusted to her gallant commander
Lord Clarence Psest for the United States govern
az n anNN 4iOn Of Gal NJ
her passsge bow che arrived in Chesapeake Bay with
battered hulk and exhausted crew. how the naval
thortes Of Nortos the Portsmouth OF the States sent
shipurishts ard iiggers board; how the good ship
vas rehted ~ithcnt charge cemsnd OF kind, and
bow tie British officers ard crew were welcomed and
fsssted on shore.
1t is fesh too in the recollection Of the public how
the two Russian msn o. war retted and repaired
at Portsmouth last year, their officers received with
msrl ed consideration and the thrown open to
Russian pencil and pen There was Prussian msn-of
war (tbe Gedon) at the ssms period, ~h.ch rmi-
larry favored hut then, to sure she was command
ed by one Of the royal family
We would call tie xt,ento on of the new association
which has teen started in England having taken
think, leaf FROM the book OF her elder sister IN Scot
land- Tor putting the right men in the right pacesto
the common decepcies which we have detailed. Surely
no Hri!on can approve them, no gentleman support
shame upon The Yanl for their supposed sympatbes
with Rus,a Let us ooa at home and blame ourselves
for their origin.
The Maine LAW In ENG neutrality-suspicious. by
COmpulsi0n.
From the Loneon Times, June
Good intentions without Judgment have oscasionsd
considerable mischief this aud ely to be the
osu =. Q, ors We may jpSss fro. sss report
yesterday =. Exeter Hall Its far from our thought TO
east any rocue upon the chief actors in the sce We
ouixoc may he the undertak ng in witch they have
gssed ms Il nothing less than The suppression
sss f., the to Of 70
cuce into these Islands the provisions Of that msa
sure which il hnoxn in the United States Of North
AN erica as the !" Maine Liquor Law. Now, the
attempt to fly in the face OF human nature
questions Of this kind Is simply IDLE II is ons
Of Intoxicating drinks. and quite another to aim
at the total suppression of it BY prohoitor law
People will acqnissce in arsbt restristion which
made to deca, hen altogether from hc use Of s,smalan
hch artificial state Of e1sence has become almost
Sas@s s nSve re is q s
u what avail the OLD restrictive or prohi oory
gulatons dir cited sganst the importation OF certain
ces Of foreign which were certainly not
the objects OF any peculiar craving desire? It is
matt notoriey that French s'ns and Belgian lace
freely introduced into this country in contaven
ton Of the fiscal laws Of the empire, although the de-
mand for such articles WAS necessarily coofned to
tsTy Limited ssSsI OF 10, the 10 .s , 70
the present. with French branies. ssbedam from
Holland, ana OTHER termented houors We make
mention of the thousand mApeuvres by wbith the
Gre restrictions home dstitlaton evaded. The
Illicit trade most 1ourishipg one, although
cOnCucttc upser 80 msdGrning aBumuiu5 as would De
gwen 10 it by the introduction OF such the
Maine liquor law
Let The ditiation of spiruous liquors aud the sale
OF beer be sufpenoed one-we say ony oue-os the
ulss will be that the coasts OF Eug must be guard
ed by cruisers day ana night cliffs must be ,ped
With lesions Of Preventive and inland coants
secured By flying armies OF excise ocers and
the trade viii never be put Gown. The mere fact Of The
tai Pyolbit'oa tiH add 20 The Indulgence Casks and
dtniiobLs OF the forbidden drink will delivered from
house TO house with perfect and regularity immsdi
afey the trade has become orsanzsd and ~ the illicit
importation Of 20 bulky article mat liquor in any
shape would be matter OF considerable difficulty, 1t II to
be presumed that of the frst effects Of the law
would be to convert INFO nation OF dram drinkers
1aeTe are plenty II foreign distiers nto you'd undertake
to supply abe dram.
OF ceurse, IL would be idle TO speak to exalted rhan
tbrspss Of such Ialtry considerations the loss Of
revenue. We would admit indeed, that IL there were
the ebnoow Of probability that such Law rs the ose
intended couIe be enorctd the financial question might
be treated one OF very secondary importance Could
England by legislative thunder be converted into
oasis o abstinence might BIS ready TO acqu,es in
permanent income tar, any other incon venence Of
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