The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-02-21
OUR RELATIONS WITH ENGLAND.
TEE cLAYroH.BBLwEI TaEATY.
The Tone Of the English Press Towards the
United States

OF the Clayton busScr treaty ~ 0Onera1
IRON the LONDON Post (omcial Feb. IL
The intelligence which has just reached this country
from the United States In respect little calculated
to restore that good understanding Thich oil sensible
EDgisi men and Americans must wish to see preserved
between two atoms linked together BY so many ties OF
common origin, common sympathy and common interest.
The foreign enlistment question sI appears to remain
unsettled and, to accep, the statements pub
shed in the American newspapers correctly inter-
pretpg-whicn We have reason to fear they dotae p1
risks and hazards to pursue hs reparation" mention
cd in the Presidents message amounts to thssne recall
on the part Of The British government, the delivery
to that gentleman of his passports, and the with
posed to be implicated In the alleged Infringement
OF the neutrality laws Of the United SAFES. What
auaned 80 accurately With The secrets Of the Cabinet
atWashingon Is idle well useless for 1T great
bty some OF them have lent ,hemselves TO that dan
gerous system Of bluster which Mr. Pierce and Mr. At
tolney General Cushing have thought proper to adopt
with view Influence the mex. Presi ential election
and have inferred the probable policy OF the ADMINS
tration from the only instance which the history Of
minister and of the wi hdrawa Of the ersquGn OF 70
reign sus. In the year 1903 Citizen Genet the Mi
mencement Of his diplomatic career in the Unit
ed States by attirg out, III the American
England being power With whom the United
States was a. peace, though she was engaged 10
monstrsnces addressed to him by washington-who
naturally wished preserve position Of honorable
y oss .nsoien s W.T. appessus tu sne
Iresiuent 10 INC peopio .no "asnS %, Sous
him his passpor s of which, however, Citizen Genet did
nss avali hmssI, naxng oscree. s1sPlcaOn .nas ss
He was nevertheless, Invested of his diplomatic charac
YER ana connnuea LOT sns - Oh MS e 70 resps
had violated About the same time French Consul,
A. IN plane nad camsea vsssei 20 % rescued from
this case his ssgG was very properly wnssawn
~ rslae " Am 9nsmsr.tv - The nsd
States was open and undsguised. These precedsnts.
no oouot nave occurred 10 rae recohection OF our
to the conclusion that the time has arrived when
iierce may Wild acvsnssge 70 n,mssm psiSoy
the recaH OF IoIeign minister, ana wiEnaIAwng tne
nos II The sigh est degree siaasr: H. Genet ana n.
plicated in offence which, beyond dispute violated
the law OF the state 70 which 'ny were pms
tns aI,empt wmcn was maae ~ tns cls1Iacs
ut 81 was to connect that gentleman with
cenvsne9sy turning states evidence and ~ mas1g
n; 49, no haa o - snaaoSd 10 y ,; tba a,s
which they naa original expeoed % receive bat ths
par ~ an0 "noo % ~ ta. .no
Re er;lspcs 81 o1mmon nf9ar. sniirsv s;ocaras
tbe ~ a uo nrdoaad ~ ha III y,.s stt
me m on dOna re s wnsn STATE
hv avs iha o ~ ~ ne ;tS So .
he StSsS snS nag y mn Inc
sno s u sc o.
sort Of ala or asstsncs from th British
h Inc o. ing alleged Gsnce was presided y
voS % o - t 10 care 70
statss :na s, Il haams nno ,I - th p;h r
ernmsn thai constructive or r, caus "
ean,at IA 49, 49, ~ oa Sa h n. - causo ~
at @ =. Sea s,.e, VIC "uo1 onotno - Iocf w.
srnioo;. s' ro d ;, ; :n
siates:aiord Paimerston insists that anfcsut eras
IT.. - , h W. n ss 'I - sunc0n' eApa-
T;ted st, S r asu DeuI i,b ,
nac;tv insists I M thas contra a. tha dsa~rss-
mani on th;s nont aY f1rthsr c,rrcsnondence hs
tween the two r,vsrnments has closed The sns
la Nv" vhsfcn the p,e;Sso4 hea a. ve,RR
! ess for the Conrress vii ba fnra a. sr.ta,n tS;s
,tatement ), HeTe NC NAV ohaorro +hat ~ IN ~.
vhen thosa orin;ors ara ownra,.a1 az ,IT.sns. ~.
net reached America ~ an esrr NJ tno
ton of peace in Europe The naval newer Of EncIsna
never nora f,jiv dcva,orad th., n-esat
force Of aims 81 the line fr;o.te. ana oy.r anI ENVY
hcsts IN cornn.~isnr +h' vnssh ~ aat;n :, ~