The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-02-29

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is that II maintanlng and cauus TO be respected the
vsregn rights Of the United stats and 70 vnoieats
tore the world their good faith IN sustaining neutral rela
lions with other Powers; and nom this duty he will not
allow hmsei to BE- diverted, however uupleasanuy It
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Tn. vi ich the President would deem II proper
to take towSI d. the implicated officers VII the United
Ststes depends In some upon thsdr relation
their g .vtIpuent in this matter Lord Cisrendon's
mote Of the 16h July does not make quite clear thar
her Maize TVS ,vernment u prepared to dsavow the
complained Of and to throw the entire responsibility
Of them upon its officers and sgents. .strrxent in
States law reuraty' but Il does appear that
policy Of the United States neutral not specifically
embraced in our municipal enactments, enjoined
With ard these officers ,hs came time do acts which
constitute offence tsgsinst rights sovereign
Power Such acts It Is believed they hare committei,
whether with without the approval OF
their government does not authorita isely appear.
Lo'd clalerdoO, 1t Is appreAeoded, vas mot well in
formed to the proceedings which had taken place in
regard 10 the recfuitneu this country, VIXEN he
pressed the opinion that the Engaged In carrying
sTe ses eonstued sSd ,rsnts This TO-
has GOOD for believing that these agents
bad the direct sanction Of the British officers for their
| conduct, and were EN- ploy ed by them.
there officers are sustained in what they DONE
and authorized others to do In this matter, by their go
vernnent the President win look to that government In
the FIRST instance at least for proper OF salts
faction but be conduct is disavowed ard declared
the sanction Of her Mssay's government
the course imposed upon him BY sense OF duty will IN
The object this ascertain far the acts
OF the known and acknowledged agents of the British
this scheme Of recruiting the British army have
been authorized or sanctioned by her Msestys govern
Dent
avail myself of this opportunity to renew to you, SIR
W. L. MARCY.
JoHs +. CRAMrroN, Esq, &C., &c +, &c.
MR.. CRAMrToN TO Mr.. MARCY.
WASHINGTON Sept. T. 1855.
Sui have the honor to scknowis &c the receipt Of
recruima.s in the United States OF soloers for the B
tish army.
great measure to q correspondence which has taken
place between Lord Clarendon and Mr. Blu :hsnan the
subject have thought expsdent to defer reply
shan have been fully put into possession of the
views of her Msestys government in regard to all the
shall then do myself the honor Of addressing to vow
further comm unicaton; and confidently trust thai
impression which has been created as to the motives and
conduct her Msjsstys government their ofcers
including myself, in regard to this matter.
avail my self Of this opportunity to to you, SIR
JOHN +. CHAMPION
MR.. MARCY TO Mr. BUCHANAN.
DEPARTMENT STATE,
ssR-n my private letter OF the ID instant infor-ed
you that had prepared official note relative to the
British enlstments within the United States which
British officers were auxiliary: AS Mr. Champion was
personally implicated 1t WIS determined to send it TO
him, although other communications b1ect
been addressed you.
The note WAS sent to Mr. Champion on the 5th instant
ard yesterday received one rom HIM, in which he in.
forms that he shall send my note his government
for directions q TO the reply.
herewith transmit 70 you copies OF the notes above al
luded to- together with copies Of part of the proofs in
possession Of this the subject iphcang
bells statement be successfully impcsched. / am
quite it cannot be in It's essential parts. Lord Ca
of things here when he assured you that persons
who had violated our neutrality sw ws-e self constituted
choosa 10 1s aset ne
been made Of the large Of expended in carry
ing out the scheme Of enstmens in this country 1t viii
find that considerable amount Of 1t has gone into the
hands of these agents. and that 1t was paid to them fr
the purpose Of being expended n the Ioed States in
lam, sir respectfully, your obedient servant,
W. l. MARCY.
JAMES BUCHANAN, Esq, &C., &C., &c.
MR.. BUCHANAN TO MR. MARCY.
LEGATION OF THE UNITED STATES,
sR-I have tho honor to acknowledge the receipt Of
your despatch No. 107, Of the 9Th nst with the
psnyrpg Documents.
transmit to you the copy of note Of yesterday date
received this morning from Lord Carend in reference
to note to Mr. Champion Of the 6h inst the SUBJ
with copy of note Of this date wedging iss
ceipt have been thus prompt notifying his ,ordshp
that had instructions which would warrant me In in
tererins with the correspondence commenced between
Mr. Champion and yourself ct Washington, that there
afrlct to that
confident s trust s.nrss'ed 5y him in his TO you
the Of his government be shal be enabled al
been created to the motives and conduct of her Ma
iesys government and their officers including myself
note to me Of yesterday renders It mpro that Mr.
Cramptor win receive any such and doubt
feet has received the APPRECIATION OF his lerdship
Lord Clarendon which hs refers in his to me
inf note my No. 81 Of the Goth July though at that
the did not ceem it necessary to send full copy.
sg to make some observations which had INTENDED to
60 en- the subject ! may resume It next week:
Yours, very respectfully.
Hon. WV. L. MARCY, Secretary of state.
LORD CLARENDON TO MR.. BUCHANAN.
FOREIGN OFFICE Sept ~, 1855.
Mr.. Buchanan, Envoy Extraordinary and Minister
PienipotentAry the United States at this Court viii
probably have received from his government copy of
letter which Mr. Marcy Secretary State of United
States, addressed to Mr.. Champion her Biannic Ma.
jesys Envoy Extraordinary and Minister Penipoenisry
ID the Ur fled States the 9th this month"; on the
subject Of the Communication which the undersigned
her Msjestys Principal Secretary Of State for Foreign
Affairs had the honor make Mr. Buchanan on the
10th Of July, in reply to his note Of the 9Th that
month, complaining Of the proceedings of British
agents and British colonial authorities In raising within
the states OF tie Union recruits for the British tsry
service. in vola (as aleged) of the act of Con-
gress Of the goth of1April 1878.
The under signed had hoped from the answer which he
received from Mr.. Buchanan the 18th of July that
the explanations and assurances which he had given on
this subject In his note Of the 10th OF that month";
would have proved satisfactory the government OF
the United states they appeared to be to Mr. Blu
chapAn end 1t was therefore with less disappoint
nent than regret that her Msjestys psused
the letter sddresGed BY Mr. Marcy TO Mr. Champion
the 9th instant Of which the undersigned encloses
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