New-York daily tribune., 1856-02-29
NEW YORK DAILY TRIBUNE, FRIDAY FEBRUARY %, 1856

directions prececec
d eons s-ad by Ar Crsnptou n ssy and ne well kne~
lev uteriy he'd been d.rrrsred BY then Az hs vss TO
Ie tv'i.ee, sad .I.esi rel.on 20 .nr - ~ "a
ilen haIensd 20 thee .seu'' Php.depha Ss- orr sLa
boron hicrgh hch kc rssssl his wsy 20 hafaL rhs
Co'.rnsbt bad esry a. M,rrh orierrd prosee on
s.t tss piirg s-ens N hc-e oe- TOE h,'ns sosse
The sw q u ritd ,tss had been arrested i9r tAA
ttsIe ee - nt several q ittia "raaa Jafie' ns 0na
lad ed 70 t rssult Mr. CrsmptE went TO HALIFAX
sla ueoec 10 .se I'm er aangcmeu Tor seuin5 Other 70
erui,eTs INTO lie iti'ed AfFs.
re cold have lad 10 ceni res-ou 70 btisve ta those
lo received fresh sruton. how, -r raufousy dev.e
Eeue lsl sny esard to y inuneno. not to yose ae
sR Ct tie Ited stae- than erE spd Oh-ss hsd done Ills
oIfersIees cf Il ss Lou haze deferred Am from reues
h tie eHeruet A. tLrse in.trrron uer, furuste ed %
sei- they dou5ilss framed with 10 bears
rooi sLo~ tA special regard iude l. r.id the
Ulited state hsufTsy sw. They vii. however, hardly
be Doubt that those revised in
ded 10 IN The rscru agents with the eGedency q
sser eciou IN the business but evident tHs the
Oti' I ts caution Led much respect for Toe success o
srFaIeb' c tbe following pasErsih Of these nstrnet'ous
- II estenie! 10 that sssenbsses Of persons
Tor the purpose ot deviins measures or enlist
ing Al ihe rae- should serupnoa'y svUd esortins to
ths simiaT cseInu the desired norusoh
rot tell BE- called 70 their proceeoipss would
doub,eGy b. .sarted by them attempt 70 re-
eiiirs ior i"reEn IoWer within The ms Of the United
Sstes end certainly be borne IN mind hst the in-
futon Of lesa against OF tho parties qpes
ton even they to eude the penalty would be fatal TO
" tbe sueS,fs of the Enlistment itself"
1lon.h he ssi Instructions restriction upon the rom
which Lord larencon rights
Of tAe United States they would even If literally ob'eedi IN
hi,;,e tG,n, H., =; ..,, ;n.,.no. ,,.,.
Ieon Wtc'tef citizen OF foreigner has been 70 me
aeten Dson 10 esye the ennrry Tor the npoe OF eL'ernt
b5 recruiting ssts here tie Law Of the Lnited states
TLe certainly can e no doubt Of the vioston Of the law Of
the u ed states il where payhe recruit
"a, y s 'ss o'sea 70 nin , sss s 20 &
sry service and the other Iery has urnhed the and
the eGeD>e Of taking him to foreign depot in tho
p.cstloi that +. would oonsunmats act by enlistment
II will rot IIeuue be denied that several hundred OF
this hind S;urred IN carrying OFT the scheme OF BRIT
h recruitment The ye dt'fh Of employing aepts ior such
,Clsed it, con seqnelces an infringement OF that law
the ,otEn duty Of The Government OF the United states
sti y W and sussin different has created much
rrre that has been done by friendly Government with
strengthen he relations Of smy the csus. OF deep regret
hen The President presented the to the consderation
Mseys Government with the that he had
& eh ph i, S.io % o. i s sT ,ion wrre nrieSt.d 10
h1ne which bad resulted infringement OF the rights Of
the United States end violation Of Their law ad asked for
ii couduet Of these would be justified principles
hich pair the Sovereignty Of the United States indie
P1i2 % sIS s % so Bs pPo %
Some aibfaci for the injury silently etpec'ed,
but uothug that be esaoed that light h been oGered
and This is compelled In vindcstion OF rs rights
1;oyeIIn'eni would have rendered unnecessary.
Her Msestys Minister to this Government, S' Champion.
has tsi conspicuous part IN Organizing ana executing the
,cL.ue recruiting for the British within the United
Wefe it possible With due regard tho evidence snd dis
in tue to ssssn him subordinate part 10 that
scheu Uuld the President
cture which be Obliged the ercumsances 10 pursue
toward hm psricT ia the project bss been
red this tor the British
ery pable with his osca restiOus 70 this Gov
H- collection with that affair has rendered him an
rcIrcsen alive OF her BrsIric Majesty his
oyeti .ut directed By tho President 10 ssk her
MaiesN', Gwen neut to recall hin.
Mr. Roucrott, the British Consul AZ Cincinnati and Mr.
Matthew British Consul al Pbla1elphia ave implicated IN
tie ruing prr eot further directed by the Pfe-
4. NJ 10 a-k Tor the II removal for that
The Tersoi connected with The British Consulate at New
York been sciiyey engaged IN uTthenng the recruiting
sch,uc Nh Stanley the assistant Clerk 80 the Consul has
taken more open and effective thar % tonsu himself
ard is now under Indictment iof yua The law esarst
ffeist recruiting Tie Consul Mr. BafcsS could but
M Saneys conduct IN that mattel but hc stu re-
taius him in the Consulate =,
Besie the responsibility that riyhtfuy sttsches to Nj
Barclay improper conduct Of employee his oce
immediate and daily Obsc alton thts Govern
enr that be- hos Lnsclf not only favored the
ruil for the Brh army but has participated IN IT, More
over the utoI conduct OF Mr Barclay in the Of the
leik NauTy has Justly given oense 70 the commercial com
uunity IN Lch he sud with which he has official CONF
MuI.CatlGn.
FoT the.e raans this deems proper to instruct
ven TO ask the of Great Britain withdraw Mr.
arclsy from III post of British Consul pr Newfork
You are drsotoA President re-d this dpstch tho
seHdon lDd should lie desse IT, to hand him copy
lie copies the oTgusl uents 70 ch have referred
arr cots rcd tro / herewith auhen
vhci will offer Lord Clarendon
A. document with this dispatch. sO send here
with coy the proceedings Of the Chamber OF Commerce in
the CITY Of iork relative Mr. Bara conduct IN the
nsa Of the lark Msury. r. - also you will present to Lord
arer furnishing around fC the request herein made
.or he withdrawal of Mr.. Barclay.
an, Sir. respectfully your obe'ieht servant ~