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

r.,Iy he Informed ths fse, suesfsnusei and
:, ,.. der -heh S.l been fowsrisd y he British
CopIu Sevycrt Mr Cramrton vso bad erouSh, ne
,utjse. to y1r nOse. and yoG bad Fr'n.ed to 0Pa'
The Hon wILinN L. MasoY Secretary VI State
M. BuehaRsH to Mr. M1rey-Et'rdet'.
Nc. lel.I LEGATION or Ins osIrto ;sss' stsfi''
SIR: had al interview With Lord Clarendon on
yesterday by spronims and shall ROW rePort 20 you =,
.,".5 N. proup. sni energetic scn d
the Of bs Uu,d caEaE the s-snre .nd
-IsnI alton vessel N.vfOE which yo1 h'd learned
1 5 to R h. .1s s.sty b r *: s
and shse The iron cauaon IA ne hod snd
s ed 10 frni. am to tie ChiAs'e TO
defend themselves against me pirates 80 unms
iOr f'e daily journals. .sd ,hs va. to t..s oss
prove be- thst Mr. Barclay, the bnh Consul h@1 himself
G,en;ed 20 her disoksrze -,
reason why Bh feet had been sent 10 the vicinity OF The
United sa;e. wa the Information esd reesisea MAJ %
q H.t P, 70 ~ ,s e enes lot only that this
BE- bu that the Government Of e United satei has aeei
with energy faith promptly ssusns the vessel 70 b.
.e,eS ara eIsnned Now my Lord the having proyei
be without oundson, the eject oustt 20 eesse ara
ety the proprsy of uins an order 20
Th, Trs. sccour,ned the .nnuncsor thai this e h.i
been with the insulting and offensive efpsnon Oh
the re.ons for. several journals friendly TO the
Government followed IN the sane rpliii
take view the ertirs difference between TIE ro coefn
about ensns and the It'll more dangerous questions
Z the OF the States what viii be the inference nat
ursy bv them when shall first burst upon them
Mil lof be that feet has reference 20 these questions,
A. ded uonace need not what vii be the
ny They well know h. no resson ever
IN Apprehension account OF Russian
vateer, and Ill; les II that be possible for an 70
eaid ard they vii Lot attribute the sending OF the hset 20
II csues The President his Message 10 Congress early
December viii doubtless present 70 that body the preea
up.a cfor Of the Central American luesons snd
the cool heads or the pubic men OF
both countries serious consequences from these us
British feet viii arrive in the United but short the
before the Message ard will snost necessarily he
connected public opinion with these dangerous Questions
thus rendering them complicated lyon will al the pres
Voluntarily withdraw your uron the principle that the dan
ger Russian pr OF which bad been informed.
Of the United States for having faithfully
s'essf m neutrality a5 G would Do Be to to nc poTT o" M T Be
results. You uisht address note either 70 Mr. CHAMPION OF
.usdsd that this justice would have nost happy eH
His ordshp in reply said in srb.snce or vii not under
take repeat he very words that thansea me 10. my s
gestion sud would take into serious consd-raoni out OF
course he could do nothing without consulting ths aohe w
this ho"ever he ooqd sssue nc nos a. =, o. 1h
done fmer interview, that nothing could be further
nom tneif lneioh ,.i - - We o. ,, n,vor
saon on Thursday last he had TO the Admiralty and re-
oud nor 20 er he coast, Of the United Sir Charles
Wood ,nd Admiral Berkeley had both informed him that It
aH S..e te ~, - ~ -, 49, bc aid Sir Cbas Wool
bad informed Linn but three vessels had been sent out
60 eruuds AID the her two 10 Jarscs observed this
mistake, bu woud not interrupt hid lie replied tl
was the iuormation he lad received from Sir Charles
toa him mut s.sln express my i.sist % no & uT; na1
1s p through S CrAmpon Any noss Of ,nrT r
most certainly have obvaied al dhculues ie news o. tne
seuLng Of tL fleet accompanied by thc arce IN ne me
much pubic -dsson. We had experienced blast herei
bu wien the couubas reached from the other SIDE OF the
Atlantic would equa surpas that this side IN in
Tie peo Of both nations were proud aud Jealous o
their lhs neither could brook insult The s;a escn
The
tLey ected Wars Oten from snail beguuiu.s hen
H. news reached The United Sa.c IL would hli the people
calm and Tranquil in relation their foreign Affairs, wholly
uupeJaIcd for II. Il would burst them suddenly aud they
would doubtless manifest their feelings IN strong and dehg
Ian This would return 10 EDgsnd aud react upon the
JeoI here thus further increasing the dihcaites until ~ est
by de.I.es tie two countries might hna Themselves
although. With the except OF the Central American
them And such war! II woni eTapeste the people
the two countnes against each oher 10 such degree mat
he intervals h. reeter would be but little hee n ,n
The DesTot-ms of the Continent would be highly
srahed by such between the two reest nations of the
where suffer would not sye II on my conscience tor any
human consideration be the author Of any at "hch might
is'i sJ Sid D. and ss fnS rom ON bs fsS
eSn sS iee re e % most opd s % ion h %h the T n
c said very that tho Despotisus hs
Continent would Be- highly Ra'ifed with such an nansto@
told him there is ske in re.sr to the nu'aber
shfs they had the North American aud West Indian
stations explained the matter fully to hn have done
to sou il my dispatch H. took notes Of this eNpauaton
Ar sad i II & %oai II he s bad ye t To Mi Champion reply to
yoI letter addressed him myself lie said
had been abc do he had received
from their IN the Uuted states aud
would Only be able write private letter Mr Champion
the ect by Saturdays We then mad
-aiion in relation your dispatch No o. and be tod me
mich inform he entirely willing 20 discharge every
soldier who had been recruited the United states aid
his home. That be could obtain list OF these
soldiers be would cheeIy he them immediately discharged
II his es and instructions that the Laws the
United States had violated and he sorry that this bad
bee done whether with without the authority Of their
Nh rsmptOu had kept nothing back from Nr Marcy
Subtraction his willingness discharge these
sOldier but said that IN reporting the conversation 10
desired be JeTecv correct Did bis Lordsp oay the
soldiers who rad completed their enlistment within the United
States did be embrace those who bad beeu engaged
leave the nicd SGte and Canada for the
being enlisted The ieer class of cases much within
the penalties sw the former He said h. ant al
the istte well rer-hoever had been enlisted
enesged contrary to the laws the United States should be
discharged
him thst had received my letter OF es and
anxious 70 leave; but should Il unt the
raised ~ considerable degree by the this
side OF the water should blow And he expressed much
satisfaction tctern nation. end said heoring things
concerning nyEe.i. which need no' repeat.
Lord Clarendon 70 M. Cr0mp,oH.
No. ~ FoRLICN OFFICE, Nov. lC. i}j5
SIR In NY dispatch YOU, No. go, of the 9d Inst,
iucosed the copy of disps from Nr Mary which had
Before proceed upon hi- dispatch will
be that when by MI Buchans
had coIIaAce u Mr. Marcy dspeich Of the 18Th OF July
hch euccs and which copy also transmitted 10
you and my observing this 20 Mr BUCHANAN be ss he
had not thou sh necessary n1ncae II 20 5oIe
had reached him b. had received my % the 10Th Oi Juy
which be thoacht would finally settle lie question that had
sraen between the two GoyeTnUents