The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-06-08

lsst Wednesday and we publish oday the despatch Of
Mr.. Marcy on whish that dismissal is justified. We need
not seain enter In the enlistment question: suffice
the whole affair Is reduced to matter of the vsraoty Of
certain partss-Mr. Champion and three British Consas
on the one part and Hertz and Soebe the other The
Briish government and Europe of believe the
four gsnismen first named Mr. Pierce and his friends,
almost ~ naturally prefer believing the two harpers
asst mentionei and believing them carry cut the quar-
rel which they 30 nssdlessly inausursted They now
process 10 be sashed with the explanations o. Lord
Clarendon; but they believe the ssssysaons Of
MI Crsmpten. They have no quarrel with his govern
mont but he personally obnoxious that theey cannot
permit him to Ieaan among them Members Of Con-
gress murcee walters or assault Senators and ed
but four Birth gentlemen cannot ss credited when OPP
posed 10 Of blackegs and the intercourse OF
two friendly nations q ust be suspended.
We have always maintained that there will war:
and We are now more snan ever Of this opinion People
to speak each other but 1t is req
that they should 10 blows Ano this is the present
attitude Of the Two nations. We do suppose how
ever that war viii be prevented from any good feeling
on the part OF Mr.. Marcy. He and his confrres have
not it viii bs kept off more through the forbear
ance Of Britain ard the FsstaAn discretion the White
house than from AM virtue practicable of Its occupants
They have proved themselves by far too ,kls a.
low US to doubt their readiness Any further
they concerned, with England would At this
moment be peculiarly nexpsoent and since the rulers
they win not compelled ON . strife which,
Of all Others would be most aShorrsn In every of
able to DO battle that she can afford to decline
the challenge sent her while America Ia ill
prepared, that IN spite OF the violence OF her
rulers she must rest contented with more wordy
i'm perinence. Britain well afford allow her to
drag her coat through tho Ar without any other action
than regret'rg that she should needessly soil it But
the forbeArAnce And power OF Britain not only
guarantees for inuance Of peace There s in spite
Of Mr. Pierce large body American citizens who look
its being broken with deadly abhorrsncs, and sin
larger body who viii have war, because 1t is too
quarrel with its best Nor in despite OF the
international statutes providing for the covering of
an snsmys goods BY neutra flag, and the securing
W. Inv his NJ frnl cd
America risk war; for shut out shs would be- from
the British market, and prevented from using her
vessels In her own trade and compelled to employ those
OF other nations her ire system Of commerce be
urred upside down There would forthwith be oonfu-
biccen BY the national Law oil Europe and TO this
law Anerisa must finally give her assent and ch being
the case We really cannot see how with the small naval
force at her disposal she could either materially I'M
the trade OF Britain or efe;tusly protect her cwn
Bot we have not exhausted even yet the grounds on
which We anticipate meek solution OF present Difficult.
ties America is a. this moment the terms
with France Austria Denmark and Spain. It is notori
that Louis Nspoe n Gislikes her; through Marshas
valiant and Pelissier out OF his road
to insult her ksdy, and in the of all the world
Nor her relations in any degree friendly with
Austria The Kosz affair was an insult to that Power
and 1t Is but yesterday that Commander Ingraham
csived gold medal the reward of his arrog.u,e and
sheep vaior All this is remembered and will be for
many day to come. Denmark, too, may be reckoned
as sfsen'ed. A. this very moment I. United States
authorities Of ccpenhagen while the gallant
Danes have, on their part, cent out naval
".
in the event OF serious rupture. As for spsn-
all member how she las been treAted how
nh clustering EXPEDITIONS % Cuba have bsen c2nn,yed -.
- Walkers was to Nicaragua how the au liberties Of
that colony have been kept continually the alert how
Scue sent to Madrid for the very purpose Of pkng
Quarrel; how In short America has notorously abused
that comparatively weak Kingdom. Looking then, ut
these facts, conclude that President Pierce any
other President will be SLOW into the battle this
moment for just surely America drew the sword
Er gaE would she draw the sword Earops
Of the States med but would aid Britain in any
act h0 mott
things stand, would be neither more less
than with half q. that by all Odds the greater
halt OF Europe. Tie end OF ch . contest need be
pointed out 1t would be q European combination not
against the freedom, but The insoepce Of America.
The present Position OF the quarrel is very untavorabs
r. those who ba laboriously picked it. Step by step
they went lli toe final demand made for the
and digr6ed disc of all intention or offending on
the part Of the British government, but. at the
tine, BY firm refusal The despatch of Z'rd Clarendon
reIosred offence impossible and cleared his government
wholly. completely seneed Mr.. Marcy, left ground Of
Complaint; and thsn, when Britain stands completely
BY the confession Of both sdss o. the Allan
tic the President too TAR committed already is compel
led to give Mr. Champion his passport aad thus to place
himself N The at Luce OF one who refuses Cancellation
The Auerian papers feel aeutsly the false position
v.is Tn; tn. nsr me mi ~ H., w.
Dallas Is coming back to Philadelphia and then taat the
people Of the States must have an Instant adjustment
OF hs difference, far their credit win DO affected
by IL, and all the business operations thorougly dis
order,d.
vlEw OF THE DISMISSAL OF Mr.. CHAMPION IN THE
PROVINCES
The st. John, n B. papers comment the dismissal
OF Mr. Crampron, bur not in very terms The
Morning Courier of the ID, all atng TO the subject. says
The form al and regular channel az political commu nj
cation between two great nations who are still 50 far
as the people g, on friendly rms. is closed A, least
IL closed from the SIDE and cannot dou o that
the d,gni Of TIE British government will close i,
the other Mr.. Champion will probably arrive in England
In time TO Mr. Dial embark FIR tbs United States
What be the result of this proceeding What does
the government Of tie CSised States expect from that OF
ner MsJestyf DO MI PleIce ana ms cabinet imagine
thst Lord Pslmerson will look upon this dismissal
ocassoDed solely BY the lac enlistment busnesss Can
the President expect tost while troops have been and
being raise d. uninterfe' ed with by the executive
Tor the purpose Of disturbing the peace OF
neural states on the American continent that the |
British will believe hat # nothing but tine stts OF
by them 10 raise troops fight ion winch the
United States peace, that has caused the dis
government 6ismss Mr. Champion Wills they wink at
General Walker Sor justice Ia the States blind only
of one eye keeping the other wi estarDg the A.
lanlic.
After further rsmarks, the Courier concludes BY
ssying that England will undoubtedly let nothing pro-
her to declare and the United States people,
the present position OF the question besides having no
thing to declare about look up1n the matter
Settled by expaos,ion The nroS.sIitv IL tbsi =. was
the case with Spain and England four years ago,
diplomatic relstions win for short time, until
sct IL becomes absolutely necessary resume them
shen Russia probably the OF the quarrel and the
only Power whom the United States is willing to listen
In Europe, win axe the matter Of convention between
AID we Ehall get back again into the old track.
Curious Canadian View Of the American
People
From the Montreal Advertiser May 81
While the American goverrm Is doing its bes. TO
provoke war with England s;ste Of anArshy, sutf
Gent TO gsge all its energies exists In ts do
minlons. Congressman commit murders Senators all
but beaten death in her legislative cham ssrs and bands
OF armed ruians dssolse the Territory assanats tse
otzer ard fire The buildings In Kansas. The North
sends men, money and to the invaded Terri ory,
and the South accepts the ergs by similar demon
straons. One thing only prvsnt With England,
one only stays civil war In Kansas The American
ssgs 10 half breed bstween carrion vulture and
dur chill rooster he scks the courage ;essary for
fair combat, and be crows the oudes, when furthest
from his enemy. The Of the Revolution dead;
their inferior children OF 1872 in heir dotsgs the