The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-01-14

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notice tina, they will not themselves to be
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had sneS ON me an1ect tho an;Sh vovarnsnt h.s
fheir cenrra nh;caj noson tbe an,ann. ~ s~nnd No.
thew raw and the manner in the dues are levied
from han th.t s 70 SOW ,ybothar hy treatv a. no 60
tom, II Is NV these csteooes that the In ssmnv Gr tha
abolition of The tolls will have tn he maid mt the svs,em
a;sc.:ons anu ''A'u"'eo !" '''u ~ nuue'oa'
Our Relations with England.
from the London Mercantile Gazette, Dec 24l
The adyces received to-day from the Uated States are
silent to the Presidents ge; bnt earn that
atr the conduct Of the British Minister at Washing
1on in which it announced that the English govern
ment has declined giving the explanations hch have be
demanded by the President rega ding the al eyed viola
ton the American neutrality laws by British agents.
We rrst that this statement although alleged to DC
our nmet has not been SO unwsc as to wound the
sensty OF the United States by reusog 20 grant what
they have right to demand The British Minister at
Washington a. we have SAID FROM the first is accused of
having violated the laws Of country in which he was
exerng trust of an abassacor and Of having com
to On winch as ing the oe1 1h 81
Sorelp.;ons far ~ ;;y nv 80 Ao h; p;, ~
renreen.at;vs could no baIi ercusod NJ Cromntor
al4hngb not nnbl;civ r,naanhoS =; onn, p;th
hsvg tai an pdvantsoe Of his no,; i'm a. Sore, c,r
to tr,nsSress and p.hers - wc,ae Tho Ia
of tn, country in which he rasiasnt 10 thu choroa
Mr. q, amnton has as vet yonchsafod answer Tao
United states government therefore reasonabv asks for
by tbe manner in vbich he has s,scharoea The imnor
tnt func ions entrusted to him secured the esteem of
every member the Cabinet OF Washington, and gene
vers b. ought against him his simnle DENIAL would have
no pu been SATISFACTORY to the american
The Ri,ish Minister bowevar rer,saa n make snv an
swe, TO the charges until he ha WITH the
cover, merr at home and having AZ communicated
Snalr Ssa;da ,no, $685. en-, o,h;sr a;.ha -, a-iro'
tom ,sna.; up' AS 49, ~ H. eie ,a pWt
Other cour,e was omen Ia the Tn1fsd S.ates uovarn
ment than to REQUIRE from the British oovsrnment the
wh;ch tho Pr; ish M;r,sr IN ;voS
Ana hat raason ON nosa;h ;nsne 10 pt;sh ~o sU
ment to decline giving sucs eTnianasiony E.Ser MI
United States or he has not has not What 40 sasv
as to cay so why has the settlement OF the ma ter bee
DELAYED 70 lopr Why leave 40 unnlea SAINT question an
Oman one inst nrevioslv IN the nhc alton n tha
DENTS messaoes This docmment has NO donht heen de-
iavea nnt; NJ Hnchansns Jssnatcbas arriysa on that
the dispute between the tu gpyernments could have
heen yaterraS ~ a. ast fwsntsosa - al ri 70 AZ
ranort In which No have dreca ettartion he trra nd
the British have really dec lined to rive the
renuired exnls No canno. 10 eurnrsa H sch cnn
duet be alluded to in the with asoeritv and the
dismissal Of NJ Csmnton shonS osa ths srst scsrs If
rpploo nj Ma r,r okso.
Wy 'Ap'''"' "'' 1-oo. 'f""'S0'''n
Anxiety In England In Regard to the United
states.
from the London Chronicle, Dec. 25.1
The latest intelligence fro the United presents
of political Inconsistencies so anomalous and yet
garded With dismay even by the most natcal admirers
Of republican institutions If we Comment upon these
thso or the neea Sn 10 os
principles and bowers when not 70 wnoes ame
pete in theory Is not SO psrct in nracte that va .an
afford to disregard the warnings Of experience when our
selves msn.ced with an irsespon,ih,e press and ia
Some time has now elapsed since the session of the
American Congress opened The political affairs Of the
With foreign nations had then assumed very serious
aspect The President had his annual message
whsh report states to have seen unusually elaborate
Of vital interest to the future Of the States All the an.
nual statements from the chiefs of public departments
more direct bearing than here upon commercial and
general affairs, they were looked forward with the
grea est anxiety Yet no MESSAGE has been eelivered
arrives and brings the negative intelligence The
whole OF the legislative business Of the United States
is brought to dead lock through the fierce divi-
siors Of factions, which prevent the appointment Of
Speaker. Such things have happened for a day
only in House Of Commons; but the courtesy
shown by that body towards the crown has always
cured against scenes disgraceful those watch
have larerly been enacted at Washington. The
FUSION !neie preVancg oDvaed Win rs by the RUE
that simple majority should decide any question: while
the republican constitution makers by recurring an
Lutte majority Of given pumoer Of votes have lai1
basis r that confusion which mainly caused the wreck
Of representative Institutions in France and is
bringing them into contempt ia America.
Imagine separate votings the ques tion of
the election OF Speaker and yet the result far If not
farther of than ever Mr. Banks, the Know Nothing
candidate concentrated in himself no fewer than LOG
votes-thus securing majority OF 32 over the most Ia
vored OF his competitors, and of more than hundred
over the least Yet because the constitution requires
that there shall be an absolute majority Of liz
votes In order TO carry the election the whole OF the
public business Of the United States ia brought TO stop o!
Nor does there appear the slightest probability Of
speedy cement. The spirit Of compromise, which
somprehended BY furious democracy II the evil stop.
here n olection difliculfv