New-York daily tribune., 1856-02-29

A ffi' "a tfclf- he'd rs.cf thee
lat ihe szels 90 tosd t7.ssd by them, end
Iis9tly ,ri Ii 'h 'reai' ar earyiaE = ts .er'oe
no stafcutli - th~ sfc- tse herre eNcep
- at 1as y frbs able cusi proceedings sE.rst
',ne q tie -rs, si<Do when YOU directed IN
rh Jlne es ne s,,esor o; he Nseys
70 ,Le 81 - NJ soiess % 70. absseoa Ieni OF the
hoTr Lsa months 5for- here that th@re
hsd IN he o-, b,- sarer .isusl,d utter -s1snssos
20 tbe AID ary Two nost' b tore
Dot % q ch haeafc- rsoeycf here s'ruc
yo1 azanst ii and claim ssEsctiOu
ti re s vt.eh ,h crcegs had taken The PerPeata
have rre,ei- III. detail Of fets show The Why
caLLot scnt a. ne .oi oo A''Hes you'd ue
iprri ths; he Euited sist Government she
icttiEe srd t m.sA lead violations of the United
soes Law ~. vi,ls pro 7ct va abandoned oni u defer
"eL4e 70 The United Sstes"
a; tue queston the t'o countries hs hrk iuo the
j,rFb aII o.d sno the G eIufeut accept. hi. assurance
hist atou. 10 ~ re7ved but the rshf revive AID
carry 20 the Heretofore IL held in
fnoirs BE- thu United sts:e. le With
be- andetoi as ssentips to rncles which have bcea
ard may be again their
Of tie recruiting Of any bczerent sto
Il " hsve oocssioil to augment military force
wltS be .,suGe. III sdrnit to correct M Marry
sdeniisl communication with you r CsmPonl
w'InmE you sgiin' attempting a'ytns Of the kind or stat
hat the UIed States would resist IT, from
question Of mun!cipe law thus il effect sequescns aud
only in.siDs that the United States law should be re-
Ii -iyesn Ileasure to say that intercourse with Mr.
Clsml ton has been Intimate frepdy snd peraap. may be
aaIGOo resisted the evidence tending to i'm
ptse III i1ie rc'tiIt jet until it became too powerful
lsniu TO 10 than o BE- Obliged by high sense OF
duty conO'et in suy even 70 qrafy as'steLeni
which bir has had his sanction TIE charge
ues oial delinquency but shs notice Only
accom- o. L.. direct bearing uTon the merits Of the case under
s.,e h w,In'a b'y'Gd 4s.as upon Tho Ot.sEy, G
tn sny tr,wedse the recruiting scheme
he LED ataed Ut that his GoyeraHent had no Connection
with wain re'ron e for what was doing IN the
tiied state. 10 r. r. =; r, sai'i tor he Brh % sfny
reucteo while Mr. Champion absent il the British Prov
ces shortly beioie ny despatch oi the 9Th Jsne was cent to
1t j. Dot for me to the question whether Mr. Champion
has Ia, COMPLIED with bis Instructions TO have no con
hss he int mated that the British Govern
Hen Or Of is Nicer. vas or bad been IN any way con
TO Inducements Tor that purposes nor dd be ever no.
,lrns such procesdi e. such ation timely made
probably have arrested he mischief at IT. Commence
very on ser elopuen, the recruiting
March addfe'sd By him to ihe Bf,h Consul at
tLe which here Insert: have received your lot
.sred Antus MDohsld aud ufofug me het the said Me-
Dered states oy0u that be had issued by the authority OF
lc Ms est,'s GtyefImeut."
Ihs,e to TO you that Angus Donald .utority
om her Msjt.y Government for the s.ue Of the handbi IN
States beyond The limits Of the With intent to be
Ths would eostiuie inaetiou II. neurol,y law. Of
The United Aet Ct Congress 1918, See y and her Maj
es GoyerMeu however de'rou' they sy be 10 obtain re-
the Bsh army still anxious that The laws
1esaded the sc BY ar Cranptor di.syowal BY the
BTitlh GoyeruIret veil by himself Of ell participation
N the reoruits ITcceod ihor Just commenced "hA the
Lord Clarendon ought to believe that Mr CHAMPION vi"
NOE con iLau be had been 10 his Gov
A. a'e the 10th OF Juy last after the orders for
abeI6ou the clem- had been issued Lord Clarendon
suoauce that single agent had ever een nj into the
United States employed therein Tor the uose Of recruiting
his proved 6y the following esrsc from hi, dpach Of
that date Her Majesty Government 90 not deny that the
Gets end Of these aud unautho
tie law Of the Uni,ed states but such persons had
suhouty whetes for their Proceedings from any British
D.. if''ii civ di,syyowedr ~ W.
Lord Clarendon seems lot to be aware which inter
ruted month in the busiest Of recruiting
ali &C hatcve betwe Mr. CHAMPION AID myself
Not ous alter Mr. Champion road 10 me biz letter to Nh
Barclay which satifed a that time that her Msjestys
lad not ouy 10 connection with the recruiting
cafdef ned IT, He lett Wsshington went to Brh pro-
ynce and dill Lther until the early rart Of June
lie made dcosne- 10 me after ~. return n iesaIa 20 ins
object o the hat he oid ia urtherance
iuI e1,cy known until about The ine Of Hertzs tsli aud
NJ D nnlon II the opportunity Afforded BY any con6den
tis G, Ion" b,twe Nj Crsupon aud myself wa
it,era.uy does not ausch 10 Mr CHAMPION could no
1--we been isA'rant OF what Is no" established ond douot
hat fcheIe troops for tho British service within
b- United Sacs had been approved ard adopted by her
Maeys Government; that authorized s7eHts furnished with
n,frueoIs ard Ieeuiary and stimulated by the pro-
mise of ons in the British army snd other tempting
country go tie British for the pur-
zoe Of entering into the British sece and that many were
m tm,oyed by Bd.h authority io that prpO-e I'D
arriving at Halifax nd enlisted ana been enrolled IL tue
ivith reluc,aIce that perform the duty bringing
y;cw Mr Crampors with Of the agents
eIloyed in carving the recruitment system and
who doing violated the law and sovereign rights OF
1be ine1coure between Mr. CramfOn sud NJ Hertz who
convicted in september last for violating the Neutfay
laws Of the United States ia established by Nj CramPto'
HeT1 one dsied 4s th Of JsgAry ~ a1d ID the ,
G the n nh OF kecga H. s w d' ad iS
tie s Hertz Ia the latter M. Champion ssSs; With
reereuce late conversation enabled 10 give
,Cu dehnye Information on the subject 10 when
Ibs eeune elton being established it allowed .lude
briefly 10 Herzs verified by hi, oath OF what took
place between hD'c and Nj Champion N Ieson to recruit
,escty except the that he engaged IN reunE Tor
The British am Sa9P the s United States contrary 10 '" and
Herrt. says, AL that did in procuring aud sending men
10 Halifax the Foreign Legion done BY the adyce and
Recommendation Of Mr. CHAMPION. Mr we and Mr. Mat.
thew. Wa employed BY M Hove and se'ed at his aeeni
Mr Mathew Mr.. Matthew Of both the spiifons
sent approved aud eucouIged IN sending them sway
lie encourssd by his adv and counsel and IL giving
u II oney 10 send them away"
Mi Herr his conduct il the affair under ieFa,on
quIes be fully reed In the statement here PR,
Hriish ocers them with hf Champion, intend
70 rry almost entirely upon gnsl documents po OF
ihs (oyeru DO however BY this restriction
The slshe.i doubt upon the ereaoiy Of NJ sirobe
dav ebrary a that addressed Hertz and IS expressed
Arsr Mr. suobes interviews with MI Champion wash.
be snbsr ed n the Teeis ;eree and sasde1y Io.e
Leshn" he went With detachment Of recruits raised m
Phlsdelphia Haliisx eXusy received INTO fellow
shp b the military aid civil officers OF the highest position
in Er Mse.tys s-ce there sisoned was invited psitafe
OF the hospitality Of bis ENsleucy Sir Gssei Le Msrchnt
of CO.. Clsrk the officers Of the 7eth Regiment aid Of
Col Fraser Sothers, s the officers Of the Royal Ar
ery and Roys Eugineer snd the original cars Of nvi'
tailor sddre. ed him produced on Hcrtrs triai
After oi his character. would seem
itsi the testimony Of Capt S'robe even were uneoF'oo
oi.ted shoud e,frnsDd conscience.
Mr. Strobe acquired the TaHk OF Captain Of
the Company the Foreign Legion, snd Mr. CHAMPION
were sEsn shi together HALIFAX and Engaged there
mskas further srrangeen ior recruiting