The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-07-05
loUR RELATIONS WITH ENGLAND.


House Of Lords on 10th Of June, the Earl Of DERBY
sas.-In expectation, which was not an unreasonable
one considering the question put by 70 the noble earl
opposite the last meeting of this House, and the reply
given me, that her Majesy's government would take
INTO consideration the which they might think
advabe 10 pursue with respect relations with the
Uuitsd States Of America, have waited until the last
mOmer IN expectation that the noble earl would no.
have waited 10 be again questioned on the subject but
khAt he wocld volunteer Information upon matter con-
sernng which he must know the House and the country
b. very anxious is impossible 70 overae the i'm
peant position which al present stand or the serious
sssponsbiy that rests upon her Maestys government
Wrsh regard the advice they may give 70 the Crown
= " he course 70 be pursued Under these
ssapces should have thought that the noble earl would
aos have required put him this qucston-namely,
whether the government have since the House last met,
any CONCLUSION 10 the course they would adj
we her Majesty 10 pursue and whether they are pre-
Vared 70 state TO The House what that course -
The Earl of CrtucDoS-As stated the last day Of
Ne House sitting IN the Intention OF her Naesty's gov
srnment before your ordshps al the earliest period
0e papers which have been TO Us Those
pnper have been laid before the senate, and are
now IN the possession " the people OF TINS country Ihey
ere present in the printer hands and they will be laid
befsre iordshps soon a. the answers 10 the last
Apaiches have been returned Your ordshiI- must be
swaxe that the preparation o. these answers VIII require
come time mature dcoeraon and Is be ause they,
ve vet prepared that did not take the initiative which,
- noble earl thinks ought have taken. But Ia the
ausy Of her N-stys government TO salty the natural
asre and anxiety the part people o this country
wrh respect 70 cur relations with America and therefore
% hesitate 70 inform your lordshifs, and hrolgn
your ordhpS, the country that Il = not The Intention OF
k~r Maesty government 70 suspend dplo nate relations
me lari OF Dxsun-In the absence Of the papers Il
would be extrcaely premature 10 enter INTO any discus
aoapcement which has made by the noble earl.
soce for tbs reason, because, although deeply regret
NE pursued by the Unted states government yet
believe thai Is impossible for as W yndcae the steps
ken and the conduct pursued by our Minister and those
whose authority he acted and believing that the
Cnned STAKES government have just OF complaint
axHinst Us rejoce tina; her Mgesty's government by
scqu,.clng the withdrawal OF Mr.. CHAMPION and the
Cnns us have sanctioned the opinion thai America hal
49,
nv. A. the present moment will not enter into dis
suseson of the merits Of the cause rejoice however,
inst have acknowei ged our error. although III.
doubtedly have done 20 by submitting ~ that which
must say hunilatng on the part Of this country 70
The United sts%s Of the Mn.ef Of this country. (Har,
hun)
\ would be premature enter into any discussion. lie
cersi " has entered 70 any discussion upon the
merits u the SUBJECT out he pronounced most positive
bsdg-m.nt the pursued By her Saesty's 20.
v-rnment "a ar, heart / can only appeal 10 your
Droshps ant through your l0r-hips, tue country,
70 jan the noole earl IN prejadgng the question.
TIE Earl Of ngsHY-In " the noble earl beg
n state that haze formed my judgment from the papers
hat have been published and lad on TIA table Of hs
h~use. (fIear bear
In he House q - aooas the leth II June on the
question that the House resolve seA into Committee Of
Lsrs J Rrssru1. who spoke Ia 30 low tone thu: ho
very ndistiEctly heard, sadt apPears - me that
Ne House " Commons ought lot " into committee
npn the lat remaining military estimates Of the year
without asking The government tr some explanation A.
the position winch al present stand sth regard
% the United Stzes Of Anercl. II there negota-
tons going tie government would rightly say-aad,
according ~ ali former practice the House would listen
tnen-that during the c0ntlnu Of those neyura
eons, would b. noOnscnient " the public ser
voe - rase anything resembling discussion,
bu The question Whistler there are 10
be any negcsia rous With the United states govern
neni Or not m ate u Facts oeace,ve, 70 b. THIS
rprnI declaring according !, the explanations given Ia
bcs houses Of Parliament that wh fes peel the ques
scn q recrument " g1yernraent q lbe Uuted states
e~nr,snt the effect ulaa they bad nteaucn ~hat
q violating tbe Laws q tie Uuisd s,s ant that
shey bad beard via great regret Tat anything which
oossd be construed ut0 vtoilon q h0.e laws c0al b.
alleged AGAINST them he question, therefore u recruit
merit apgszrs " me a. BE- al al cad (Hssr hear Bat
sse government Of the Unsca rta giving the same
sreda W Mr.. Uramptnn which they base gwen ~ her
Msyeesy,s gvzernneui tuk tLaf ns contact has been
srsb tia u,arsour@e between The two countries can
sc 1sefally be carried On by hahn, and they have
accordingly declared hat they can 20 longer transact
n bnssnese 81 the with him They have accom-
pansed Communication with various declaration and
vcvy positive declarations, Of their wish - oonun0e
rme aity with this country They have wb regard "
.acond qreesou which has fpr a long time been the
subject q negotiation between THIS cocntry and the Unit
ed states and vsrsoas States Of Contra America profess
ed t,sssr wilngn@s " into diret communication
With her hajestys government upon an psrts ~ DIT
ference ~sh nos ert and having zone through those
roint great detail they have dec Jared that with respect
N a them arbitration may rightly be admitted
need not al cor any explanation unh regard ~ Que
other of those qusstOns Nj hon friend the member FOR
ruvernesssbire (Mr Hase) has gwen a hs int N
bring the recruitment question bofore the House
On Thursday next II the hon.member should Thus pro
per 10 bring that question forward and the House should
entertain then any member q this House, aad amoag
che rest may declare our Opinions on. that cues
ton With respect ~ tie second quesusn-ttat
relating 10 Central Amerca-the real point IL whe
cher negotiation B 70 be entered mo OF cont
nued on that subject negotaons 10 10 broken OF
no doubt u would be 5ssary 10 bring that question
before the House and should expect some member ~
d. 20; but negotiation Is now ~ take place talnk
then uppn tina question, nad should also say the
ethor that would be mot desirable that frthcr
see % sion should take place una her Naiesy govern.
rent could IL form Of the re- nit a The negotiations.
ffear hear1 But there are two or Tires ether very
orani puants independent q any detah Of the merits
the great quesons have Just alluded o. D which
think tbe House of Commons ought N reserve ntorma.
non The arst s whether, a. the American government
have desired Mr. CHAMPION 10 CEASE bis relations with
- rnied s'ass, y DC iatanp0p " Der hNsyIsgoY.