New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-07-05

which sm now abvns b, SIX. viz. whether ner Mars
ty's GovemDe, hsye since th,s tine ~ seek T
eu,bs her Ms' .iy 90 pursue, asd whether toe{ LII
~. pared u s,e vb.. thst cvurse vas 'h-si
The Ear, Of CIarendon-I stated the one, 80
bst IL w, the intention Of Der yesty - -.
T. Jay uon :be table at ,be eth.s' pe' ". prri
vl,eb n.ve been communicated {, us I 49, ~,
cnu Minister rbse pap-r- have sue. 49, 20
b. sue the sepste OF the United states anu Or "
De losse. son Of the people OF tne ~. - a.,
~; he Lid before yopr tyrdsbps a 900 a. 40 ant Yer
= o.te, mn. ucon by the GdvernD ut: Your ord
ship. must be aware that tee framing y, no.
viii occuuy some time, and require n'ncn % ri'efa
ton ano it 10 becau:e nol yes 49,, r."
d., ,be n,ner. have Lot been p.acr upon Your ave
DO H. I, i; ~, duty # her Majesty's Government
a. ss,;.fv N. mat, raj anxiety which is felt by the
country with resp.ct q our leia .s WIN tSs ~
.op 20 .f,rm your lorIships that il IL nor the in-
!, n,;on Of her Msirstys Government 70 advise Der
Ms;.sy 10 gu pend diplomats ela,iIus with America
lCbe.r'l.
r., msly premature TO enter into any d'scu.sioc.
n,y,, Hreice personally in the announced men, gaich
has jusr been maoe-lrepewed cbeeringl because,
though ! oesply regret the coar.e .pnr'ued by toe
Uri,.d Staes Government, ye It is iDPo-s Die for us
to approve the course -hich has been taken by the
T. DeseItativ.s Of this county Believing therefore,
that The United Stat. has jest cause of npaint,
! rejoice that Der Maj,sry's G verumett, by acanl-
tscii the Withdrawing of Mr.. Crampoo AID Of t4e
three Cop,ul- Of her n ,jesty, hiss 'anctioned the
9, inion vhlca en- ertein. At the p,e,eLt mount
VIII not cief into any discussion ba' content myself
with rejoicing t1at We have ack n"wledsrd oar error
though by acquleciDg in that 70 whicf II pam
ful 70 Ourselves "a submi,, the removal by tue
authorities of the United Sttes Of Representative
at Washington.
The Ea of Clsrendon-The noble Llrd has aaid tbst
10 q ter INTO discussion oh this subject would be
prernatcr. and scc.rdiI gy he hes not done 50; he
bar, however, prVDO0Bced most pornve Juds Geo.
upon tie copd,ct of Mr.. Crsmp1ob Hear, o"afI.
con OILY appeal to your lordbps, and through you 10
the G. unry lot 10 Oin with the noble al IN pT5u1g-
ng the Gaze until ibe wnos Of he materials up'n
wi ich t. form your Judgment shall be before you.
Ear Of DrIby-I have formed my Judgment
solely upon the pspers hch have been LAID upon your
LldsLips' table by the Government
Is TIE HOUSE OF Commons June 10.
In he Hoase Uf Commons On the qaes'on tina: tue
House .Olve itself iDO Commit ee OF supply, L'fd
j. Russell, who spoke in So hIw tOue tbat ne Vas
very inOistncly b-srd, said: l. appears u ns that
IL. Hou,e Of Commons ought not ~ 20 int Commit
tee upO, The lat remsibipg military ".iinates ut tue
year without as..Ig the Government FOL ~ ne expla
nation the p"-Iii i'll which 80 at pres.n stdni
with ret ara to tn. UbteI St,tes Of Amenci Ii there
were negotiations going ON the Government wJsi1
tightly sSyaDd, according to all iVrmer p'actce, the
HUu.e wUula lsieL TO ihem-tba, our Dg the co1tinu
alice Of tbore tgojaton, it would be incn senent 10
Ii public servic. aaythiug resem 'lng dr.
cnsriUD but The QUE sUn now rs, ~bet er There are ID
b. ally ta,ions with the United 81 ,es oVerum%nt
or hot TIE state Of facts conceive, TO be tins:
eminent, declsius, according TO the expI%n4tit rs
given in both Houses of Parliament, that with IT,
tpect to The ques.on OF Recruitment the Govern
ntb Of the Ublle0 States satisfied with tue exp y
batiois Of her Mtj..iys Government, TO the ete:t
that they bad o bteltioD whatever vi violating the
laws If the United States, aud that they had heard
With greet rtgrei that any thu which coald be con
sttu, INTO violation If those laws cOuli b. alleged
against VI EN-. The qu stOD, therefore, of recroi-
melt a peas to e "a be at al tEt. Hoar h. q J
But the Government Of the Unit State, not gvlds
the same credit 10 Mr.. Champion Sh en- they have
given to Her Majesty's Government, think that his
tobouct has been such that Intercourse between the
two countries cannot be ussfuly carried GA by hun,
apo they have accordingly declared that they can 10
oI ger tran sact the bus of the na'ion with him.
III. v have accompanied this communication With va
rcus declarations, aid YER poei'ise declarations OF
their with 10 cUutinue on terms Ut aIDiy Win this
county. They have with regsri to second qdes'
tlop which har for long time been the subj ct OF ne
gOtisti betkern tbs country ate the Unlred states
Ind various States of Central henca proteese their
wiln sIets 10 .bt into direct communication With der
Msjes'ys Government upon any POuts Oh d'iieence
which now exist; and, having gone through those
tUn,s in acct o.ts they keve declared that With
re-, D, ct TO zone of them braon may rightly be
ADMITTED. ! Iced not ark tor any explanation WITH
regsrd 10 one other OF those Questions My homo
rsbe rt Id member tor lDvernoes-sbire MI Ball
IL. has given Ioiice of his mention "a b'ln1
the recruitn.l qnt stion before the House o. Tpus
GOV bext If the Hon. member should tbink prot-r
10 bI that question forward and tue Hvu'e should
tu,er,sn II, then any member OF this House, ao1
among the rest sy DE- clare our opi1oDs ON tbat que,-
tion. With r. spect 10 the second questoo-that reia
ting to Central AmeIca-the point Is whether ne
goiiaiOn il to be entered into cOniaue1 on that
tub.ct If negotiations We're 10 be- broken OIL, thed
20 dou it wUuld be necessary to bring that qd' stion
before the House. AID ,hould expect rome member
10 do So but if beg iaon take plac- thiuk
ID. H. upon that question, aud sbo aid also say on the
o,ber il would be most desirable that no luther
discussion should tab Place until Her MaJ stys Gov
en- n,nt could inform Of he r.sut J the negotiations
III. earl. But To. too Other very important
pojDt independent Uf any detail m the merits OF the
tao great que tIops have just siadcd TO, on which
thin the House of Soomuns ought to receive Inior.
NATION. Ibe first is whether, as he America Gov
iIn,et have d.sire1 Mr. Cramp,on to his
tons with the United States, the nten N of Der
Mojtsys Government after the mature deliberations
ly bow. Ot.n able to give to the subject t. de-
sne that Mr.. Dallas should likewise withdraw, and thus
pot On tnd tor time 10 any oipl Jmoic coqinInica
tiobs between the tines. Tbe second poiu s,
what, lending The Negotiation respecting Central
All eIica, aud until the negotiation should DC brought
to clse, are the intentions OF Der Majesys Gosera-
neLt with .spect to any force that either Dos may De
stationed may be rent ~ the coast "f Nic1ragua
ano Gotta Rica 7 With pspec, TO the bret point, IL
appears to NE that her Msiestys Government may
have means Of Judging whicp neither nor any mem
Der OF ths House POS ess; that, besides the ostenbe
dispatches, there may be ground 6hca their JUDI.
has been formed on Which they csu give iut HI
gence 10 the House, but OF which We are nV, az pres
ent in pos session. 1t cert aDy appears to NE ,hath
resolution shoud be formed IN this respect, aud that If
they have reason t. bell. We that tine removal OF Mt
Champion is waBion ana determined insult on tue
part Of the Government OF the United States, her
Msjesty's Government Gan do no otherwise than meet
that insult by breaking off communication with tbs
Minister of the United States Ii, hosever, there are
no circumstances which lead them 10 that conclusion
tb.L should say that not only former examples, bat
the present peculiar circ uu.st vi this case Ike it
moei desirable that they chou dc to The invitation
OF the Government of the CbleJ States and INTO
negotiations upon any points of eronce Thic1 th,agh
OF serious the present time, ~ lead 10
ou. results Hear, oearl With respect TO former
smpes theie many, think, th. subject. rnere