The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-11-14
ca and accordingly on our part naval prepsr.tion n
sctive at the Brooklyn Navy Yard

sctive at the Brooklyn Navy Yard
lCorresponden, e Of the Courier and Enouir.r.1
WAnnssron, Nov IL 1855.
Inc comments OF she London Post reputed to ne in the
confidence Of Lord Palmerston on the despa.ob OF !.
large steam fleet to the Ame,can stations .re highly
significant That paper distinctly declares its impress
sion tnat this extraordinary force been sent TO The
American for the purpose Of watching our ports ana
suppresspg any fibustering designs which may lie en-
terained Ia this country upon the OF tho world
This is gratuitous imputation upon our goyernment
The vigilance and energy the perfect good faith Of
administration in maintaining its obligations toward. all
foreign governments cannot denied except by those
ignorant or careless OF the truth The executive has
found II task OF less officially to restrain the Gbuser
ing tendencies OF portion Of our own ctise than to
keep within bounds the prociyites Of the British
oficials among At this moment OF is agents
are under conyicton and sentence, in this d other
Countries for sioat of their Neutrality laws How
audacous then the assertion that shores must be be-
by British heets order to the enforce
menf OF our international obligations.
Ihs article from the IL obviously
OF tlr greater importance than the Illumination the
Jtnfs issued probably the day. II "a a war ar
cie, ano If published ty authority OF Lord Pslnerston
deserves the atentiJn OF this government. The
ment, noteworthy in i,sel will doubieiles be referred
TO by Mr. Bachsnan and Il remans 10 be seen whe her
hid Falnerston viii make the aane given
" i1,o Aberdeen on timlar occasion last year. y
should be borne in mind that Aberdeen manifested on all
proper occasions the most friendly feeling towards the
thiud states While LORD Palmer has the credit
exactly opposite sentiments When, ton years ago he
va foIegn Minister, our ntIve in London asked
by direction a. Mr.. Baeaanan why large British aeet
was concentraing the const II Oregon 6 Because
shid LORI famcrSton you threa tenjDg in which
event these ships win be useful " 1t is aot to be hastily
assumed that he win reply Ia different temper
Tbs New York dibtm, in n long defence Of Mr. Cramp-
ton and his relative to the hbuserng
recruiting operations OF his agents. attemot, H. ncu
pate Mr. Marcy, and ges the Secretary o state vi
having given his sanction 10 those proceedings al
vance Of their Being undertaken. have authority
stating that this assertion is ~ithout any foundation
whatever. Mr. Marcy not informed Of the recruiting
scheme through any agent of the British goyernnen
had no knowledge Of The Instructions given 10 carry IL
into effect and OF did not give his assent the
design IN any shape 70 any extent. The Ai1ion has
been misin'omed aud has donsit is presumed without
intending a injustice to the Secretary of State
AT the same time believe il 10 be fact that Mr. Marcy
M well AZ the President and the ether members the
administration regretted tho .essity TAX ing
surcs to vndcate laws against the hcodlsas rather
than the criminal cooduat VI the employees the tsh
government.