The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1856-03-01
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HALIFAX Feb. 29.-Suboined is continuation of the
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debate occurred in the House of Commons Friday
r Roebuck call the attention of the House to our
relations With the United States and moved for the pro
United States relative to the conduct Of Mr. Champion
Mr. Roebuek commenced by impressing upon the House
the necessity for the question to be properly understood
Great Britain and that should be ascertaned who
blame for the unsatisfactory Of Engands relations with
America He remarked that the laws Of the United States
prohibited recruiting for foreign service and that in the
early days of the republic it had required French minister
OF the period TO be removed for such nracton OF the
laws Their jealousy this head WAS therefore, natural
He proceeded to show from documents read the late
trials the United States s that Mr.. Crampton knew he
breaking the iaw 3D. that he took to evade
and sd that he supported in bis evasion by the
OF Nova Scotia and the Governor Gene of Cana
da and urged TO it by the home Under these
Mr. Roebuck that the Of
the United States were justified in requiring the recall Of Mr.
Cranpt aud that the apology which the British govern
had rendered delson upon the House and the
country lie therefore called, first specific this
questions :. What instructions given to Mr. Cramp
on next for expression of opinion on the part of the
House that they parties to this violation of the laws
Mr.. Hadneld seconded the motion.
Lord Pamerston replied defending the government and
stating that the correspondence would be produced
the last despatch from the American had been
yective against Mr. Roebuck whom he styled the mouth
piece of the caumnies uttered in the United States and
holding brief the enemy. Lord Palmerston then
continued "So could strongly feel he did
the csames which would arise from conflict between the
British nation and the United States. These the
sentiments Of all the people of this country but
thing to entertain friendly sentiment towards
kindred people, and another to entertain our feeling
Of selfre.pect Ii was incumbent upon those who were
charged with the public interest 10 cultivate both these
septment for the interests of peace were equally great on
bo, tides the Atlantic and the caami,ies arising from
state Of would be equally disastrous that, however
cause what benefng the honor and dgnty the
country. He persuaded that this feeling recpro
a.id in in wit hsfpp
such ebultons asthe House had just heard which
ed Of anything but tendency 70 co1cste differences
people Of the United States that they valued the friend
ship Of the people of this great empire and that the
of both Dseparaby bound up with the
nusnoe OF friendly relations he could under such
susanoe persuade himself that these matters Of difference
they be laid before the Congress Of the United
States they would be before the Parliament OF Great Brit
ain would not receive the calm, dspa.onae and
meut aud which, he trusted would Incorporate
individual, either side, from attempting TO plunge the
two countries into the caamities of war. Loud cheers
The Chapceor Erchequer has notified capitalists to
meet Mr. Palner.ton and himself Monday the Isth
will amount to eco, 0oo, 600, ($loo, Ooo, ooo)
The London Times reviews Mr. Stewards Speech and
American ciamor. Our Liverpool correspondent
gives private but does not guaranty the
each held meeting the be pursued re-
specting American difficulties The Derbyites decided
can insult" These were the very words as reported The
Gladstone party decided to take every precsuton hun
rupture with the United States
Arrival Of the &samslip Arago.
NEW YoRK March 1.-The steamship Arsgo, with Havre
dates OF February 18Th arrived here this morning She
countered great difficulty with loo the Newfoundland
banks. being frequently stopped and sometimes compelled
put back to get Of fields The captain
was worse ever known before In the latitude.
The shin Mobile, from Mobile for Liverpool ashore
on the northwest Of Ireland the Th Of February
The cargo saved.