New-York daily tribune., 1856-02-29


49, ,xs,.A ard e,.d ~ TIE sctve sse..y yosot,sd
nyss ossc, and that their participation nsren "a "a osng
Aem ID the double onenss o. nirlns"e 0N
stp srs suabeient reasons believe hat ,os 80 ,,
a. sr.ssnens. ihess haze sess,ny % ssese
sAenselvrs from the pebsity o. our Nv its szi,v are
sr Socsdurs which oonsti,ss an Inter
national of~n.e Of ,uchs grave ehA&'o'e' - "
"gnesiesa ~ sn e.srns authority rs has frequently
ons :rd ID. SSD. Of SeSsty i could not IT.
f 20 :. lightly tho ke oscnse committed by
sets a. he United feel bound 70 her
No. y;s ovormen,. involves considerations not cnoiarea
retly 70 NJ Buchsn ans note TIE que-
GsG . G wbssSer that has authorized any Of
~ ocers b~ve done acts Tor whh ne
v forro or manner g. Frucediugs contrary 20 nt''aoA
80 ., deroes,ory 10 national sOvoyeiguiy " y not nov"
therefore necessary TO consider what tecHh orse tpss
scer. might n,erTo-e, If on tr'a TOT soant ou,
- within or fu the United Stare together with the szen
and used 70 carry II out noN n the ~ o o.
a. t,sste 40 usnv OF hor Msiesys oeers resident we
in the United States a, " tho sdtoeLt bntsh &
Tficse you roceedng; n b.. Therefore u
sonrnucae the views cTnsed ~ tss @ ~, " r.tsey han
through oar Minister At Lcvdon Ths nioIas,T ~ m Us
.on % Goes e sor % HoyS sco,s ssyss civil and
rnlary officers Of the Brits Government o. sns pa ' %
beye offered Inducements agents 70 enbArt 10 ~
I ,s cujtF embellishments IN different eitles o'
the United states made liberal prorso iVf nos " S
ssS,, ossS - 1o me ers Of listing British military
vice Tbese arsnseBenis sre utterly a. si,; % ~
Br,ish ,ubects other foreigners in h country 70 cary ont
ther wles PromPed putey ny M s o. Gy ~ %
az IN the roysesaion Of this Government is
vel established by many public scs that the President
seIs Ssrr.n,ed IN presens the British Governments Ibis
conduct Of her Mss officers a. dsesPec u 10 he unso
Sta and Ise with the friendly relations between the
"e eo.' r dpes nposed upon the President s that
81 I'M causing be respected the sovereign ngb-
of he United States viBdicee before The world their
rood fib m susisng neutral relations With other poweTsi and
& tb. dni he viii not allow himself 20 he diverted
unpleasant may sfec his pcrsoHs or 0nieS relations WIN
The eour.e which the President would deem 70 lake
tow ard the implicated officers within the United states oepshas
y :Gms 9's Lore, % sGs ote Of the 10th Of July
male quite that her hresJs Sosemment Is PREPARED
accessibility Of them is officers ard agent siIseLt
guard against violation OF ne United a'es law o.
neutrality but 1t docs not apIear lhat fespe j., our e.
States ss neutral specifically enb accd in municipal
ensetmenis eioned Tue insrueons might therefore
do acts which constituted ofense agsns our rights soe
reign power Such acts It is believed they nave coinmed
Government does appesr Lord Clarendon is Hpps
hsnded was well informed 70 the proceedings which have
be the opinion thst the engaged 10 CARVING
them out whose conduct he doe not deny wa Illegal were
self constituted and unauthorized This Government
has good reasons believing that the agents had the direct
sanction Of the British off for their conduct, and were en-
II these coers sustained in wh. they have done, and
n,,1ed otb,r r 10 do u this matter the President will look
20 thar Government the first Instance at least for per
sAisfscon bat their conduct B dissy0~cd and
declared to contrary the uons aud without
eounensnoe sanction Of her Mjc ys dovernmen the
imposed him by sense OF duty WI" IA that case
The object ascertain how FAR the Of the
known and acknowledged agents OF th B sh Goyornne
done within the United in carrying ou this scheme OF
reouin, for the British have been authorized or sane
toned BY bcr Majostys co rilment. -.
avail y.ef Of this Opportunity to renew 10 ySn Sir the
sssuTsI Of my high consideration w L. MANU-