The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-01-20
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BY MAGNETIC AND PRINTING TElEGRAPHS.
OUR RELATIONS WITH ENGLAND
is TIRE TO BE WAR!


have received costing Eve cents per word contrad,to
they appear TO be- because deem it best to do
in the present aspect Of the case and to show the
certainty that prevails in Washington the subject
What we believe to be the truth Of the matter is how
ever, very clear ana very simple:-
1st We do not believe that Mr. Buchanan been re-
called.
I'd. We do not believe that the British government
has, in so many words, been requested to recall Mr..
Champion.
3d. We do not believe that the correspondence be.
tween the two governments has ceased.
4th We believe that PREPARATION has been demanded Of
England for The recruitment of soldiers in this country
and that the withdrawal of Messrs. Champion Barclay
Rayrot and Mathew, would very likely be the result OF
O refusal 20 grant this reparation.
5th We believe that Mr. Marcy has recently replied in
full to the last note of Lord Clarendon and the entente
ccrale Of the two nations depends in
the answer to that despatch.
9th. We believe that the British government offered
sort of apology for the conduct Of its agents this
country which not being taken full reparaton for
jnries inflicted rights and laws, has induced
Lord Clarendon to take the other tack and endeayor to
justify his conduct by bullying Pierce and Marcy from
the stand they have taken and not that
he will not succeed.
Our 'eegrarhc dispatches costing i've cents per word
annexed
THE WITHDRAWAL OF THE AMERICAN MINISTER AT
THE COURT or ST. JAMES.
WASHINGTON, Jan. 10, 1856.
The Union Of This morning confirms my previous state
men OF the critical relations at present existing between
the United States and cat Britain. 1t nmates that
the question Of Mr. Buchanans withdrawal has not been
before the Cabinet We have positive knowledge the
contrary and state that early Wednesday last
distinguished member Of the United States Se-
nate was consulted with to the policy Of the
measure. 1t is possible, stated in my las.
despatch, that tho President has become alarmed
al the excitement which the HERAIps announc
men hiss produced is anxious withhold for ii ne
nakpg any decision on the question of Mr. Buchanans
recall but the fact that tie subject has been under con-
sideration by the President aad Cabinet is now motto
rious The article OF the G.on ALLUDED tell. us in
plain lai guage that impossible and calls loudly
on Congress to organize It Gays there serious que
tons Of difference between tbs two governments which
ought to tie ghtully considered by those members OF
Congress who obstIuctng the organization of the
House. ore
THE AMERICAN MINISTER NOT wIrHDRAwS--THE
sPEAKERsHIP.
WASHINGTON, Jan. 10, 1856.
am informed by undouhed authority that there
truth in the report that the subject OF the withdrawing
of Minister from England hss been formally any
other way before the Cabinet.
Clingman's resolution prohibiting ell debate for
week indicative that members tired the buncomo
speeches that have the present session. The
Banks delighted with the result of last evenings
Banks will not be withdrawn there is
election until the Fourth OF July. r.
THE GOVERNMENT ORGANS VIEW or THE SUBJECT.
WASHINGTON, Jan. 10, 1885,
Tie Union says such question q suspension OF
diplomatic intercourse has been before the Cabinet Our
restions with Great Britain certainly delicate per-
haps critical but the proposed withdrawal OF Minis
Ter is not among the evidences whch intimate the deli
cacy Of those relations. The Union further says:-we
cannot deny that thers serious questions and differ
ences between the two governments.
Jefferson Davis nominated United States Senator
from Mississippi the arst ballot by majority Of
twelve.
NiCARAauAS AFFArRs--wHy col. French Is NOT
ARGEsTED.
WASHINGTON. Jan. 10 1856.
The statene nt that a protest has been sent by the
British government seans the recognition of the
Nicafsgusn government by the United states IL simple
felton, No such protest a. all events has presen
20 our government
The arrest Of Ccf Parker r. French Is understo1d to
have occurred through blunder Of the Deputy Marshal
The gave order for It. Notwithstanding
the implied threat Of lir. McKeon the administration
VII hardly commit the folly OF giving Col French the
nsge on arrest 70 which he could give the color
of persecution, considering his asserted diplomatic
position. II.
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