The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-11-10
TROUBLE BETWEEN ENGLAND AND THE
UNITED STATES.
Anticipated Trouble Between England and
the United States-LOuls NapOleOn-s Course
Sailing NJ the British Squadron FOR the
West Indies.

From the London tobe Oct 26.l
We confess can hardly sufficient reason for re
gardng the position of Affairs between the United State.
and Great Britain possessing the threatening aspect
with which it is inv ested by of contcm porsries
The political and the material interests Of the
tries identified 70 SO intimate and important
tent that apprehensons OF collision could only be jus
titled by much lower estimate of the good sense OF
selves and OF our kinsmen beyond the Atlantic than the
progress Of either country among the nations Of the world
wouid warrant We must then, look upon 1, inpos-
sibe that any serious diculty arise from the sup.
posed breach of the spirit OF the United States laws by
enlistment for the British service upon the frontier which
has taken place Even putting aside the question to
should take the single fact that appearance they
were discontinued upon representations being made IL
the United States government regarded them with da-
guarantee Of the cessation IT any disagreement
that they might have caused
No doubt our squadron the North American station
has lately received renor cemcnts but the American
people hardly be ignorant the real causes which
have dictated this step. II they Justly claim that the
laws of neutrality be respected. they cannot deny
similar right. II unauthorized recruiting be suppressed
there nothing unreasonable in asking that unathor
lied piva.eeTing should be prevented The Americans.
moment large vessels in various stages Of epara.
ton equipped openly for the service Of Russia and 10
nercep, and annoy trade. We say nothing OF the wild
but long threatened projects for the invasion ut rc 3D.
the open discussion of which hardly mail fall T.
port. But II is against these less ambitious encrpI
and not against America thar our squadron is directed
We shall undoubtedly strong hand 10 put IL I'm
down. but when do II i the misguided people who
embark IN them and not the American nation, that VIII
should cheetfuly submit 10 tho thinking portion
The American community who. we feel wo1ld b.
reluctant elves that any trulnpedup pletext
should bo allowed peril The alliance between ne which
mutual respect and mutual interest should make one o,
the himest in ,he records OF history.
IRON the London Chronicle, Oct "a
Tor weeks past unusual activity has prevailed
IN principal dockyards In repairing and equuping
the screw ncpeb9ttlc ships that have Just come home
from the sltic and depatcng them in all haste to the
Most India station. Nothing said about the reason
oY this extraordinary movement which among Other IN.
tonv4nitnces have seriously annoyed the officer.
and .hrs companies Who dreaming Of ! pleasant
winter al home alter the hsrdship aud discomfort ot
their Baltic cruise Various con,cctures were ha-r led
=. 10 fhe cause ~ ths prusual prooee ling There
rot tho shadow ~ danger ~ West inan p1s.e
.iense0rld II BE that hxcly to 10 broil
with i loI cigu POWER 81 that quarter
~ some rersons thought that C,ha was on the
eve ~ naaslnk under the cominon She nitcd STATES
AND thai our government making demonstration Il
nal America might agore explanation why Lord
pnlmrrston thought II necessary that British interest.
.houid be adequately represented In ueh Quarter We
afe oct that have yet uufavelled TIE cause
tbs mysterious proceeding bn egtinly The la.t ac.
rcunta from America appear So throw hst thereon
O rea9er. viii remember that gw weeks ago W. mao.
hcd the report Of process in which certain persons
underwent trial before the United states Court for in
duetg American citizens enlist in the British T0egn
LEG on. Ia his aitsmpt n ca was In cita. violation ri
thc laws ~ tie United States Nj Champion our atnbas.
sador u Washington, said truly untfuyfor tho
witnesses Old not apae0 70 br class particularly de-
ssrxiug OF edt-to b. implicated Ii i nov mentioned
that the nit.d States Cabinet have sent 10 our govern
mon demanding his recall and threatening We know not
what utcYor eonse, uenccs if this demand be not
plfFH With.
We should "a, eth to imagine hat not war, but even