The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-05-30

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a. ",Usts & i, ,aa 10 sy 40 Uoservea !ne
these oa,sors nm uortby ~ csst ~, ti,d =, 80 NJ M,
uacbf nonsitine as tIsx So ohaav ~ ~ % - Sas
cetsi5r mstsss mostly Of bsarsay and nstsxar n.
have fssn the Of hass J. w. ay
+, follows s that they did not testify to the truth
ttrasaW 80 30 ~ ~ ha ca."rt.taa ~ NJ o.Anpsun
cerrs Such an enc orsement should countsrysii the
. NJ :. d n' :, & ~. su iooso Atarssy
msnt In relation to the present ouss that ssroebs
g. y, .n,aIovnsut nv tha ,tant as oisn.ssea N
Scotia spS stsrwaras .s1 sndas v0rs - oh,o :, a
M rrsmntsn Ths sot s; ~ ~ oIs 10 La a. sS .sun ,
SION =; the p,,,h rs ~ ILLS Us; .@ Ia na neu ~ oon ms
ru nrsvs1 and not aspaa rs saE Ina ~
eaton nersopaiy or Sv corrssponasnca .Isa NJ
Crsmnton The emnaymsnt of stIoa,sI rx NJ C,.r mn
tsn.'sslt long sssee,son IN the Joint -ok o. recruit
tinction Of her Naiestv,s of csn.; ~ tna
On Wona 70 ses
nYiva M Cr.mpton ~ tha ;oht ~ Ssnv hs ,;h;t ~
as . witness. y 80 'e1'' " 1e1' Al' '''1''D'"
But there Ia large and mora c,mprebans,xa c,.s =,
For period of nesrIv tvs montstnsris fo1n shon.
the middle Of March, 1866 to the 5t Of August 1855 the
ace ard order Of this country WIRE disturbed
The cities Of Boston, New York. Phisdsinhis and cnsn
nst by the unsa vul Of engaged
sng seu or in Sg Tor The British
by British spt arr thew obstinatels and ssf
1t I'll the efforts cf the local of the
los.
they dess until thew received orders to that efsct from
tbs Bri,ish government in the monh Of hnpnst. The
during ali that time we're conveyed by British sssns 70
Halifax and there enlis, ed in the FOREIGN Isri ,n
All these acts as eli 50 Their ille0s wara no.o
rious Iope beore The trial Of Hertz n SnemSep and
Of Wagner in October they have besn brou sht to
deph. In Of steps to that effect taken oy
me On the 22c CT March the prooer ins,rucons were E
sued on the 23d and prosecuttous commenced in Phta
delpba on the 3oth of Msrch AZ in New Yort on the
procs edinps their notorietv and thsr ca arao,
legal efeet what occurred ia Ma, nsrHcnsr
notice At New York, en- the Is b Of Ma, pumSsr Of
psrsops namely Gcdf.ied Wschsr. Wilhelm scbu mscher ~
julius Parkers oscar Cremey and Andre Inz .era ~
ment for the services NJ Great R,t,;n Ens cou
sci we're empioved bv the accnsed Who .,nraa
that offence had been. committed because il did
not appear that any valid contrast OF enstmsnt
had baap corormmatod hr+ +b,s orens - sasas @
nvsrrnisd hv tha =, Wa
s. humscker. Crsmsv ana Parker '''' ''A'A''oA "A''
A, PhIadslphia on the 25th Of May, three persons
ss s' nDs sn
Bitan, applied to the Circuit Court Of the United
The prednS udpe hs aoD oSn ans ou tbe
animation Of the evidence taken In the case bs
fore a commissioner, found the proofs we're suf
6citnt to bring the acts of Hertz and Perkins
within the Conditions of the law hut 40 ~ tn RncL
nail Accordingly the latter was discharysd hn tbe twn
former were ceunmitted for trial ON' 'A' WV
Thus 40 earIy A. Nav. It was ;ud,ca,,v shown that
what was doing in this rssnecs vss un.wtu, NJ
Tas thus scsn1 adnon;sheS tbs the sos
cruitment carried on under his auehor;tv aid j. f.ct
whatever may have been bis intention ccnsti ute vio
ia ion OF the municipal law OF tbs Uned SYatas This
had been decided BY The courts Of the United ststes
and was publicly and extensively made snovn. Il
bad the Iecrut,rr business in his oh aos and under
his control vet he permitted IT to be con.;nusd
the months of Nav. lime Juiy sna Aurust Nov
tais kng series of acts unaw ui and otherwise pre-,
judicial to the coed name and tranquility Of this
country were performed pv perscus who we're uber-
ally paid BY the British siaco-s and many of vhor-
actually the military service OF Gtss Britain
That ,y proved op the tis O. Hsrz and
Wagner by evidence which has not BEEN and cannot be
and although the evidence aduced on those
trials need corroboration su It may not be
amss to ado that much other evidence to the same s
tec is In possession of this government OF which
annexed to this despatch in the fem OF DOCUMENTS
responsive to those accom- the letter the
OF Clarendon.
Wh9 is 70 be held accountable for these unlawful sots
persop srgued In the Earl Of Carend MS despatch of
the 10th of Juys That cannot be admitted the con
officers, and Of course employed by respons
oe saents the Bri ish government The Earl Of Cia
rsndcn, in behalf OF her Msjesty's government eis
claims all intention to violate The laws compro mise the
neutrality. disrespect the sovereignty Of the United
Sat.s by the enlistment of troops within heir Territory
TIE President unye serveoiy accepts ard is fully
sa'isfed with this disclaimer. or course the
urlawfu in questit were not authorized by the
British gcvernm ibut we'll es
abshed that they we're done and dons in the name and
at the expense Of tne Britith government Who then il
responsible for these acts We're there DO direct proof
though there Ia much Of that character the
would be irresistible that not being autho lied by the
British government itself they were the unauthorized
acts OF The British agents in the United atss such
agents having acted In w1ful disregard of their
government in thus infringing our laws may
have hiled to inform their government that
what they had undertaken to Go could not be done with.
out nfring those 10 VS. BY rnismsnagement discre
,ion or over ZEAL they may have In such in
frirQeuent though well knowing II was con rAry 70 the
wishes express orders of their government How.
this may L. Is certain that agents existed be-
ause their acts appear. Who were those agents? Of
this we are not left in ubt In thes ON ths
subject recently laid before 1t ia distinctly
at.d that the enlistment in the UHIted States dd not
stop until Mr. Champion CAV orders for their
The 9th August He had power to op the acts
of enlistment. He knew the procssai ops we're from
from the commencement, exceedingly cde.sye to this
and that 1t was devotng its active energies
to arrest them. He was bound to krow-he could not
bu. know-what vas Lotori Gus TO all The world that
Nh ough the months of April May June and July the
recruiting agents. IN val ious parts Of the United States