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

,,;v;rsls sss v,r. directly inp<essed - TIE sj -
RsI .iSs ,h: 10 es.Ts: % sf r.rs s.o a.i.s
,nS DONG xasi aSansd By " es and eahtst.1ed Coz
Ind Nc. w.T., he coue,vsson which Lord Ci.r.ndon has
s.ae, ed from H. which h that the esdsnee vi ~. % est1
II i fsr frOf being that ths asssures Ido;ea
for oesniss ne s3.ssSs o.s nSad.s H. for isi I b q
.reh ciaT:sr esy eoaveon % TIE ad o. The tf1h
eIs Her BrtanpIs M.je.ys Government e. TO dis
l. sny Spscise obecnr . e mode BY which the evehce
tv Gssa oe11sd & Fl tse sa Eel .i o. to ynd. IL soa.e
80 sbow II, ability .usn "a charges By evidence 70 which
70 INST exception can b. taken. ,
xb,- br urerses on whch Lord Clarendon founds b,
.rsun for setting aside the te'rno HaHst tae npSsl
Bru,h ofeeT. nor The nis.ne- h' fon '-sa ''A
Lord Clarendon ms't 'hnb iuend to y underood =. m
.sshns neutrality IN the rre.snt war though there az
ss 10 iDdissiDe 10 re language II sn
ng uJon grave aek4rse coming from 30 respectable o. sn
iborfv il but fair 70 quote biz own Sords:
1he United profess neutrality n the present Vsr e
tween The es,en Powers and Russ. bot have b-u
% within the United by citizens thereof which aceori
little ~ifh the rrt Of neutrality Have not Ans aud ,14a
rsr .he United for the service Of Russ ~
certain " novel doctrine OF ntern.ioos sr that tste
ou,h it should ammunition and wariiks stores
RE s1 sg u e q psl sst. n. s.Ts led lem IN
son and limited extent 70 trade with Rus IA IN
Sst boud b. for The purpose Of vDdicaBs this
ihe charge Of having desTded the dnes of neutrality II
clarendon mSst e;Psefy :,tsd d. to loo. on ID.
Ssd no trsc ith Britain during the present IN
sI sruuition AID wsfike stores IL must be known 70
III ofdsbip for Of nortoety, that cten in
s ojyiu.s have rendered substantial all %
roth Fnsauo aud Fra &c the prose OF hos'e ssan
Russa Though Lord Clarendon may have mnuentsny tor
tter he will readily call mind the tart that large
OF our narc sr have been engaged from the commence
ueui of down 70 this time IN transporting troop ald
NM i, O. war fr Great Britain from British ports either h
the Kingdom in the Mediterranean 70 the Crmei to
o the numerous Anercan merchsnt vessels en-
poy IN conveying and munitions Of war from the ports
FIrste manufacturing establishments in tn. United
bsve been resoed 10 tor powder arms snd wske stores Or
e tte Of tie Allies AID n rese quantities Of provisions have
been furnished 70 supply t6ef armies II Tue CrneA ln t9e
e Of thest facts open and known s the world IL certainly
sIded 10 very limited traffic OF
bad with Russia sustaining solm charge against %
ustia may haye shared soantiy, but the Allies have ui-
doubdly artten largely in benefits derived FROM The capital
he Industry and the inventive genius Of Amer1n citizens IN
progress the but Is this Government has had 10 COZ
ntco with the proceeduss neither begereut has .ny at
Lord Cs1eLdon further ask Have plots been openly
syowed and conspciss entered into without disguise o. ha
drsuoe in parts the Union Of the
IN which Great Britain is engaged snd the oppoF'
tuiy for promotns iniureetioh IN her Majesty donuons
and The invasion thereof by az armed force pFoseedn om
his Government replies that it has kuowedse o. belief
whatever Of the o sIy suh p1ts consprAie; II
hrs ouly scsD ated in Ensa newsplpe that ew PER
o1 ron Ireland lao together Boston it's
vicinity adopted resolutions m relation 10 the condition
of their tt home And me k some susseons ~ re-
laf 10 tbay REGARDED aneOIaiO condition
of tie land O ef brh was not here conf Tered notice
able affair and only became known 10 member Of this Gv-
emmett by the comments upon winch appeared IN the Bt
h press On inquiry is e'ceriai"ed that very few ndi'd-
Las were present that and probably the
he British fcheme of recruiting Vhlch wes that time
G s5 ~, ie IsTmfrI thar IT, daly trscbpstions OF
foreign ftiyes collected London agsL the ernu 'ns Of
b.ir atiVe com tries Those who assembled in will
rft1by rejoice Lsviug effected much than they autci
raied when they shall learn that their proceedings have attract
the attention OF her Bntsnnc MaJosys Government aud
been REGARDED Disturbing ement against the British d.
lille B,h Government believe that plots and oonspacie-
esy foot IN part Of The ni'ed states aud will in'
h any cuo by which they be detected ms be s-snrd
that tins GoNeIhIeLt WI! 81 llou.py $40 emcie.,F ~ ~
b eus them to elt and punius the offenders ana val
Guiy this iy what s taken Place here in Teereace
10 rscrutnents tor the Bdt,h army
This Government j. not less mindful than that OF Great
Britain France Of the many tics and ynpsihie which con
rect the Te' he United sta' WIN ihose t"o pow et
sire cherish those sentiments tie hope Of uskns
tb available for ell egtiu purposes maintain friendly
relations ard increase social and commercial itercoure but
britain ought not 10 indulge the expectation lsi those
sediments can be permitted draw the United States
lire which marks their duty 10 themselves as well as 10 the
ellsererts and all friendly Powers.
Il woud be az inc Nousahe Ieryeon Of such sentiments II
thev permitted induce this Government 70 p.ss
noticed the Violation Of it, laws OF 70 throw open It's territories
The expectation that the United would yield such
furhcLT claim redress when such Sfon 10
their sovereign rights had been offered could only be founded
belief that they prepared to soadon their position
.9r5sri, which no,' conyu.e. EaSope '4
olseu as Is -, =, h. -, " 81 "a o., 10. .T5 =
lated our territorial rights and being able 70 sustain
due reTect national character Of the United stss aud
duty maintain IT, II be did lot dcc!ine 70 'eep SEA
that these officials eoned strict Observance Of
he does not believe that OF them have
din egarded the Injunction.
This Government believes. and has abundant proofs to
Britannia MeJesty officers
snd Giegardei rights and that
solemn duty requires that should yndate both by insist
upon proper satisfaction. The President ndulee' the
hope that ,, demand for redress will be deemed reasonable
sid he scceded by huF Britannia Majesty Government
This Government has indicated the saficiiou which il be-
eyes il has reh 10 claim from TIE British Government in
dispatch 0 you Of the 18th july last.
The President directs you upon her Bra.nic Mses-
Government the views contained in that dispatch and 20
this Lord Clarendon and deliver copy be should de-
H. am. Sir, respectfully your obelient servant
tSignedJ w. l.. MARCY.