The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-06-21

both sides of the Atlantic watch 0sr the personal rigns
and commercial interests of British and American SUD
ac,s If is retaatory measure sin,sld be adopted,
the mronvenence-however much 20 DO aeporcu sut. -
mantle aon OLD wbse he se e Sotomayer or
dered sir Henry Bulwer TO leave spain and the brsa
governmcA in return, ordered senior istufitz tne S
Minister 40 leave England, never heard that IN enee
corasry aSv serious inconvenience was experienced oy
the subjects OF the two crowns ETIQUETTE as wen :.
usaps evipo the British government tnis righs, u
next becomes an important question to CONSIDER
whether ia ffsv present conjuncture, II Is one wnlcn
shouId Ne insr,S.t and stcrny enforced. We Deheve
tat esc,,, ano,s ne Incorporate and violent portion Of
the population in i, United states the departure OF Mr
& smP0 Pc bs % e. om the which has led :
hs Jsmissns M San s, during his short stay in this
soa. has ,i,sd 4, anss Swards England and
his departure would be Il. rded by the English peopae
with hl regis, not on narnna as s %ssion but On
accou,t of tIe ,esrst ysi his courtesy and merits
have 50 largely ard 50 dters y eSrasa in contest with
the Un ted States. Would q believe, If such 9
course course. vere ss.be, be y M them Of tho repre-
sentative o. the Wnitci states M Pierce whose tenure |
Of oee Win in few months e,ss a,e g cImax de
british soSs.aiasn. 's sheea 4 aSos asnasa course z
which We have advered not oay e s lnst Pe1ps 9xo.,s
would ayEnsland-shhough 1ere Detter prepare
for war than az presents careful rpa psen rom any
always RENE Abcrcd in he discuss.en OF this Question:
that the prcsdeS of the United Ststss res NOT posse
the prerogatve Of declaring wsrl w.,v. the concur
lively deserve. little regard or sue ntlon, s,. Bss
o.1ry % except os the as Manroe ns asas Of i'm i'm
ing popularity vxh tho people OF tho United
ss The soT with its e% is % esseT neFe tna. n
Liverpool with Londcn In the ast taSrvN were SONS
Of Ss states which actually retuss ID to pay @ taxes q
army in consequence of the unpopuYity ca tn confess
With England. Are the commercial relations betweea
year 1922 Have reciprocity treaties tho ropeA OF The
navigation laws, done nothing to bind togeier cioses
countrsess In 1884 and 1895 nna angry lsputs
arose between the United States ncd Frapee- ron tho
Berlin and Milan decrecs. The same iAsempsuysc and
policy then exhibited but the Storm blew o or.
Again, the affair of the Caroline and in the sp ute
tine am Maine sn the bore 9oes s~s "a
dagrecabe aspect than they do at tho present rnmes2
But by the exercise OF temper mode7,tnn aud dscro
ton, both these qustions were aincably settled.
consideration Mr.. Dallas be permitted br the Br1tSsA
9ore'nmen 10 remain in this country it nsnst sc be ssogaeo
that Enydud Is adopting p,sildntes cOuurdsy cslyss
Let shtodium of completely separating Of friend
ship between the two countries be incurred By the hand
Of Af. fierce alone.
rFrom the London News (city article9, June 81
The confirmation by Lord Palmerson astniStk U yce
terdays statement that the British Minister us been d.
IS Jsm =! M s "Gs S oe, t
appearance throughout tho day. aId closed frnay at he
advance There is disposition 10 believe THAI tempo
rary suspension Of diplomatic relations between Thu
country and the United States FERNS the utmost extent o9
the evil tabe reasonably apprehended frome dispute
now pending and that the public mind wSl 5000 become
fhmarssed with the existing political situation. Acting
npon this view, and having regand to the satisfactory s
OF the money market and to the steady invee
mens Of tho public, many Of tho parties who ld effected
speculative sales the chances Of the American qus
ton now show eagcrness to buy buck
TFrom the London Globe June 8l
The information stated by lord Palmerst9n to have
been received indirectly'that Mr.. Champion had
ceived his passports and had quilted Washington for To
rontowas, believe, transmitted by telegraph FROM
Washington just before the last steamer left HaliAx.
Nothing had been received direct from Mr. Campton
from any oRcial quarter as Lord Granville stated in the
House Of Lords But Is comparatively useless spscu-
late as to the fact itself the authenticity of the
dium through which it was transmitted. Everythine
points to the conclusion that in the present emper OF The
American Cabinet, it could only be question Of anas
when they would play their last popularity hunting
and al the latest il probable they would have
played before the meeting oi the Democratic Convsn-
ton at Cincinnati on the 1st inst.
Assuming therefore, that President Pierce has played
his last card-has thrown his last tub to the popuA
wae-what we on this side hayoto consider is the par
imposed upon ourselves at this caRiancture Lord Ga
rcndons last despatch appears TO have produced strong
and favorable impression on the American public how
little could influence the calculations Of the Anne
rcan Cabnet But unfortunately the instructed classes
capable of forming fair and candid udgmenA, and whose
opnion' in this country, by no means make theiR
voice heard with the same potential effect in rcpub-
shows that he at least thinks his best chance for
reprieve from relapsng into the obscurty from
which, emerged four years back lies in keeping hin
quarrel with US, whether we will or Our govern
men has TO avoid the one hand, aiding this dshones1
humors upon which President Pierce forms his calcula-
tons, and which his Cabinet has taken such perverso
pains to excite and foment On she other hand is -
course, necessary not to lead the restless and noay
PORTION of tho American people into the notion thAs
our conciatory spirit will 60 ts length Of pocketing II
fronts without showing calm and dgnifed sense a
them that We will reque ndgnties 10 Minisea1
by sending another according V the barlesque preeo-
dent in the "Antljacobin'-
Hiys TS. sSsfss Ss bss m ssas ssas .ss@n ss sns
He dsiked Jan BesA
They have sent him Bernadotas.
Some Of the organs called popular opinion in tho
United appear to think shall follow that preos-
dent They will find themselves mistaken.
the present politically inflated and improved m,sundsr.
standings. Since 1912, the former proSocaons to hos
tiy, which were administered by the enforcement a
old maritime code, have been removed by the pro-
dent and pacific policy Of own government. Tho
tves for peace, both sides, have been multiplied ten
fold.
From the London Times (ci,y artice,) June 81
The specie from New York by the Atlantic to-day IL
f42 OoO and although the Of exchange bcco-
ing rather less favorable for this country, larger SUM
may be expected by the Asia Monday. The private
advices on this occasion state that the last despatch q
Lord Clarendon the enlistment question had PRODUCES
most satisfactory effect, and that many persons were
disposed to believe the difficulty might be looked upon -
required leave This idea, indeed to have be-
come very general among the leading merchants, and
the stock market had responded H. but the OF tho
Washington Union the governments organ, is far ftoD
conveying similar impression.
from the London Times June ~
Neither we nor any other journal that know a,
proessed any exclusive and private information On
the public affairs Of the United states The subject matsP
Of remarks has been open to all the world and what
difference Of opinion there might be the temper
and motives, and designs Of public in the United
states or OF the people the facts have been matter Of
toriety We believe then we are only remarking whas
rs the subject of universal observatonhat for a long
time ras and in particular throughout the whole of Tho
difference that assumes threatening aspect
there have been two distinct currents OF feeling in the
American intelligence. On the hand, there has been
everything that could rritate, annoy, and provoke
the British government and all those classes supposed
to be specially concerned in IL. There has been
end OF Dragging Of the vigorous genius and ascendant
destiny OF the Union, compared with a worm
out old world State like There has been
the continual assertion that the British people would
support its government against a pretcnsiouD
whatever that the States might choose to advance Much
there has been to this effect and We have OCCASION
l ally filed whole columns with matter of this offensive