The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-07-07
Our London Correspondence.

LONDON, July "A, 1856.
3hs AnoO5 iacricon S1stSon--7sapo,Gry Set!emeW Of
he Sound DUes-Jsie Bt1 Thloton Osa in he Lords.
fbese Of your readers who may have expected TO re-
by this the reply-or the substance OF the
repfy-of the English government to Mr. Marcy's des
pstcbss, relative to the Champion dismissal and the Cen
IRA, American question are doomed TO disappointment. In
ne Commons, Friday night Mr.. Gladstone endeavored
ehcit something from the Premier the subject; but
paimerston kept close, but said be had doubt he
SHOULD be able lay the papers The table, including the
aDswer Of Lord Clarendon 10 Mr.. Marcys despatch, IN
The course Of next Ghis) week, probably early
day.
Ths is all we know, except that Dallas remains
NE Africa has not brought US much news from the
csber side, there a sort of lCl The funds are rp
and remain firm.
The Times fres OF leader, about every other day,
the suhlec The Central American question the chief
point under discussion. in It's impression OF satur
day The TINS deyotes cormn and EaI 70 the review
~ sbe whole question, and winds up as follows
What then do end these troublesome dis
suies way the other To sbrogae the treaty OF
1850 would not some have srpps sed, Gimn,sh--t
only increase our dcultes for previous TO the
treaty we had pretensons more extensive and more
yehenenuy disputed by the United states than those
which The treaty left Our simple and straightforward
course this 10 throw aside all past correspondence,
And make friendly proposal To the United States
ssssnt with al have hitherto Gone and stated, but
be clear should propose first 20 make the town
saled Greytown at the mouth Of the river San Juan,
kee and independent town secondly. assign a leglt
mate Of territory the Mosquito Indians, and
place them equally under protection and that OF the
cn,led states; or, IL the manner IN which the United
persist in viewing Indians IS compatible with
own let the United States po,nt out any other mode
suy protecting these Indians which does not grant any
exclusive rights privileges 10 Great Britain. Thirdly
ct ieave The real condition and position OF the Bay
Islands 70 arbiiraors Fogrthy, iet cs declare that We
DO not extend possessions n Br Honduras beyond
the~ Limits 1850 and claim from the United States
recognition those possessions hey existed 1850.
a proposal Of this kind would probably terminate the
sscot.aiuns lit did not the United states must desire
quarrel III Us; and must brave that quarrel tor
would be equally gnomrious and useless 10 attempt TO
escape from T.
Tie ether subject OF probable contest between the
United states and European Power been settled st
ssst temporarily allude 10 the Sound dues.
We learn that the Washington Cabinet the request
o. Thai " Copenhagen, has consented 10 further pro
xagach for ole year d the treaty Of the 1stn OF April,
1850 and the proongaop OF which fer two months mas
sst terminated. The Americans who stall pass through
sne Sound ard The Belts viii continue 10 pay tie dues
wabout roest, but with o. their rights More
ever the question be settled by international nego
sApons o.t the end Of the year such are the two
rc1dor put by the Unted sates and accepted by Den
mark i said that the good oftoes Of Russia have
ssrtrleu,od 70 this temporary arrangement
ne Jew h DISABILITIES bill Els teen again rejected IN
&c
LoS1oy, jane 70, 1855.
ne B1Ga on ~ PclmaS1a G.as%sy-Ar. cclas
S3 Du,mlsoc-I6s.ts u NJ. Dlld--Hr CrGmIeos
zs.-ssd N 0fcial Ciros-0p.aioss n n. gitisry On
<mercoa Afags-TA< Eoi.Gs Q..s.ioa-Easepeas
Fesecs DC, a..
Your predictions IN regard 10 the palmcrston ministry
have already been verified. For uae back, when
ne asmissal Of Mr.. CHAMPION bad become almost
ar -
faDerson and Clarendon held threats against the
Unned states and the Ta,s especially eonhdsn that
no sooner would Mr. CHAMPION be dismissed in Washing
son tban Er. Dallas would receive his passports IN
Io1dou There would be one more American n America
ard cue more Eng, shman IN England, were the wcrls
81 ne great thundcrer; but nothing Of al hat has
sAAen place and Mr. Champion has reiarEei with
sui even 70 much infuepciug, much ess comproms-
MS, the portion q Nr. Dallas as The representative
Of cur country to the Court q T. James Bc:h Lord
cxrcnaan % toe House q Lords, and Lord ramers;on
n ne Commons, declared ne intention o. hcr Aajestys
government net to break % diplomatic relations
~nb he United sates-in other words no, % send back
MI Dallas, bot rather 10 how they get
along with m settling the Central american question.
Tnr wee and considersie step t4Sen by tie Bri-
ssh Nh .sters after count g noses, aud bong fsiy
psr fed that the dismissal o. Mr. Dallas 70 be
sowsd by their overwhelm NC defeat Parliament.
Jo save Themselves then and 70 preserve The poace Mr.
Dslls invited TO stay and y bui Justice 10 say that
TIE - not done merely ID the formal Tolienoss q
Dycmats euqne,te but With a degree - cordially and
syTsfent which sugurs well Tor the entire sue
e Dir. ralas's nilsson. Hr Dallas s not N rely
seated nth offea poHisness, Bat With cordially, and
~tb ST demonstrations personal regard ani friend
rfsp wnch render intercourse beth agreeable ard useful
10. British mn ,ters are happy have found in Mr. Dai-
las gentleman who immediate aspirast 10 the IRE
voency rbo, Therefore, n treating wh them vii not
~ much consider how this that despatch OF ts would
reed when published or what effect likely produce
On tlectnra College, but rather how much vii
surh document conduct " the tra set4cfneni Of
he a leson CONSISTENT With the best interests q toe
ssantry whose .hcnor and safety pfo Go are placed
ms keeping Mr. Dallas they say. viii answer this
question With Conscientious hsnkrcss, aud Her hs
yeetys u.nlsieTs having luI cunhdense N
.cth tee man and hs po.u'1 ~ oe = a.
end with unahcc ted dctre ior The preservation 81
uendy feai.ens. am elso harry % c.rn' AID the
resGrfs or n.c HERALD viii siarc ny feelings n that
Tsspe tat tie most cor lal personal relation have
sueso been established between Nr ~ Ia and Lord
fhlut Ton ~ atone which cannot bUt be substantial
tenr 'ofued ~ mutra respect anI 81 very high Gu
\ atom Uf zach Uther'. rN ta ers Er. Dallas does
". M .Lu.cn that r. s0Htt IKE tlem or that the
1sutecs don Ike thcm s' icss docs hs conduct md
Ffeafy nsh unworthy and Useless fec ing a Minister
Who comes v settle dineuu4s aNd n0t % create %
yuUrsh them on nc contrary Wr Hslas ils a care IL
mines unist ~ and AT classes Cf Hf.sh s0setv 9Th
whom m contact that he has great confidence
thp sCrsc ~ -stee aud Ecnor 81 u. British nation,
49, tlat tc expects 10 meet with gthgr .aa Ees Ii
the way 20 sauaBg national difference uau the n9tu-
= dc he part ~ British ulstcrs ~ prcto aud
rrher ID every ~ sstic Wy whatever tHy deem CON
= 1cive % British interests A. hs hss tb1 dC.
promote American interests he caruot be oAended w "a
1xVfFfnen speak ng and acting their country but
frfrs n ue abe - bud cot man tratths on
which Uoth parties night agrce without real ~
.aogr sacrifice Thit course, While cVl.
septiy tie ost inst ard respectful ~ al parties n the
same Tine thc ony one rom VII ID peaceable result
nav ~ eyroCtcd while, at tie same trnc, most com.
rers W N or own dignity ard the respect ~ claim a
hands of hther nations. And j b3 more re- essary
row vhcn we are charged VITO r..tgt AL whfn ne
ais uf Sr VERGE are looEed 5000 - ce-tcEeerug
esg, Htldsd rather p aEreai Y lhe tsefs at9 ero.
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