The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-06-14

ths spgss doubt Of my AID tNsa. cste 70 msistss
,es.sons Win tbs unSsd stsiea eChssrs) believe no
men 10 convinced than We a,e both 81 cuv In
tsrsst and chr euy 70 maintain thoee friendly relations
With the AmericAn government and people, aud, far
- am ned, having Allied the ocs OF Forsgn Sec
retsSy for years. can eoascen,ioasiy shrm that
whioh sou create last cause Of Sssvssn the
two eountea tChesrs) The noble lord has aIiusei to
ana Greet BassiD@yi. he sus.os Of the rscruis.sst
and The question Of Central America. WITH regard TO
the recruitment that question entirely arose from pro
posals made 10 vi respect to persons DESTROYS Of
enterirg into the Queens servis. We did no. even
contemplate accepting any Of those offers without
States, which, entirely ssres with the noble lord,
It 10 much interest and duty to up
hold as i can be those Of the uS,,es ssa,ss them n
speroaeh upon the laws Of any other eounTy but ~e
have intelssts Briti,h Interest," IN the Deu rsy
laws Ct the United States being main tatoed roe main
tenaace thsrfose of those wss our d'ss tnougat
they constituted The principal pA,t of our instrne-
psnt con not be carried without toe danger-Got
the part Of own agents but Of persons VINO ~
laws Of The United STATES We agreed 70 reipquisd
the whole scheme Ycar lori shps have from the
papers viii have en- laid on the taos that there no
oaefhey. t,oaa eooynmert towords dnosse, from
ee,slepas tosrds ano Ar Ast .s Aaoe nc done or
offered 70 do in order TO dfo reporoton 10 he
Tnd Sta any offence, however 1ns'lt nson1t
part uhteh ty can oohoeis has t~s's eommid (H'af)
hts subject. which was s,ume o. the sh,Ie mater in
apswsr 70 the iorg dsspsca o. Mr. Marcy csa hardly
The question o. the recruitment sdipgy anxious
at present. Ba1, as far as hdts beD
aIe 10 ascertain iAa are the smprsSsons oas Aat de-
poth has produced ~ tAS country, htnk TIE general
spinon IS a, at hare offered co.sye satisfaction TO TIE
eoutrnmen # he Unee Statcs, and the only thing which
certainly done has been :, recall Me- Camo-
tor ana the cor sus not think they have
Derited thu. and that ponishn en' (Caeers)
There would been shoric ,uieg the part Of
hen Ma Jekty) n
contrary course hest all to deal severely WITH
been M mn oful Of Ills st. uc,ions violate the
laws OF he United States: but being convinced that
that bad not been done and having IN our possession
The OF proving the Dated States that It not
d re- hink a<body usu requse Of Us 70 socrtttx our
agents and to purchase cancellations cath he U.ited
&a by dong not shich ooald Dc hn shabby and dsAon
With rtg.rd the Central American question. your
Bufyer treaty l trink II impossible thAt language
ecuft be clear more precise 10 It's meaning than
the language employees In that instrument {aesr,
hear The treaty forth that there shcud be In
future any ool,nzAtion oo,upaton- any fortfyng
seDg henri Of places not aie.oy In tas possessi
Of either ~. do not how there be two in
ttrprt of i.s terms intended for spscl6c
ohject-f st. the oonsruci0n OF canal, and then Its
oschment on the psrs o, the United States and G-ea
Britain, which were the contracting and guaranteeing
parties bu' a It's re prospes ~. and there
IL certainly nothing IN It which IN plies that 70
give up Honduras and RuAfan or TO evtcuste or alter
portion in any respect from what wss before the
u. y
abe man. SiI Henry Bal yer, VII, nsgotased the rs.ty
,hs part OF Great Britain could have taken pom him
Of his vernnen.-to abandon s,y portion Of i;isn
territory British interests; and so far from having
eore yshirs Of that soIt be mace stringent orovs'
Which va. aekDo .eeeed By Mr. ayor t. a. ths treaty
should touch BLduras, anscs any Of its Deepen
een,es. (H.sr) wneu NJ. Ba,h.uan c,me over 70
,hs country heard fu the fret TINS ,ha. there va
an entirely rev interpretation 70 De put npoo he
treaty. u vas no lotge- - be 'sotet upon IS
prapecive a,raresnsr,, sut one fs the sv- aa,ioa
a. RA
We We to blaze, All the c.uss-I vii not
ray. Il qusrrel eetr.ei The two couas-is- b..
U.,sd s:aes btcsuss had not foldlec the engage.
merts Of the treaty ~ .vaustrg Al me t-rr' orr va
vha- tie perfect trr b-tast tina. the srs ira
had htard ssch inte-p:e.a PIT uo,n the TRAY
the rasjes.. then eaid hss-h,, e.. tire 'e
q he nta'y nigh appeAr TO NJ I, ga. third par
IT, ST impartial sdg to determIe what 90 mid % the
Interpretation Of tbs rea would BE- tbs fa-es cou-te
rurspe between governments, ,s ke%v-c, iaa,via,s
also sdcsd that se Ia. 9Th to possess terit,ty 10
Central Anercs tha, .e I'D not dssir. - exssod our
feetfy ready 20 en- er INTO susa efeAgemepr ssw,u'd
. The Lifted ssss .os .,sa oar ssn ss ps At
Indifferent I Who called In 70 ,itrAte;
that We sssula be p-s2.rei 70 abide BY tbs de-
Lot contenpla ed by the treaty Because told that
certain n'erp-e aticn WAS PIT upoo It which Va could
p-o poee another and 70 WEI erta,rly indepen
cent government would suomi. (Cosers) therefore
tia, the matter should be referred abb rs,on 70
tia. propota although u hiss been 90 long before the
government OF the United SAFES hive yet recei 7ed
srsrey md Therefore upon his question also co not
vith 70 ertsr further becszss convinced 'ha-
tie suejsc really TO Be considered in the United
saes-~hen the pablo cpnion Of that country is
trcpae bear it upon AL other po'i,i.al ques
htns-whep the Amerissn people E.sce l1Einted
with on sssarsrces NJ 20 hsTrg cesi 70 ex end our
territory influence II Central nerica, and
10 chr SINGER visn 10 enter into engage neuts sut
hcient 10 satisfy every reasonable man, our Of
fxr xF NAosfg ill he ~0crs al
tesr) have only 20 say in emo ugion, tbs. nave
hssro with The greates sa.ion from ste L,ri
who les tsr bster judge Of th. matters AN can oe
that among clssfes in The United States there exis
the MOI. triexdy feelings togayds this couatry ssy
hes'c 'nat sta emeD With the eaest satisfaction, DE-
BY certain public zen he senate and in Coz
gresssy certain Official re-'hsYe have beei lsny1sge
held src scs performed which hsla sni done BY any
member Of THE H1use--not 20 tsy sny nemoer Of
jssty govtrnnen,-woulo be jusly denounced both
by orctLi pc and the o. doors the Ian
gnspe ard Its Of man who sired ID en3rt he two
couatiies il hos iiies. (chee-s) rnersfo,s .hs.
teasd with peculiar tatissc ron the noble lord o!
the tie-dy feelings eae.Sined ~ tha great mass o.
Of the Unite States bsye couat 81 tie exsencs Of
similar e irgs here d u believe there never
Unite, s,ses aud, not ii tssn,ips The clouds TIA, ave
appeared the horizon ms manner 70 which tbs
crli.ment AID Central Amsrisan quss do7s h.vs been
real-c4Iranly no Ias irg-;seiire Of srissioa hers
(Hear, near bei.ve that he people Of England
anxious as the bic lo7d all these disputes
should Re brought TO en- ard oAn assute the noble
lord that, a fs7 depends upoa M, they shalt oe
hrough- :, end. Cheers Notbiog shal be wanting
on me part Of her 9sjssys gore = oripg thsn -
close; and If M information be correc. Otict the no5k
Td Sece7etd ne oter day hGt Mr. Nary and atgk ct
&c Differences "a hdy an hour can only say TIA. am
TsG9y 70 meet him far hat prposs stand half wyy
tt,oeen ne countries. "a laugh s2e caeers.)
Lord PASMCRR-rhe nooie earl who introduced tas
suffice. 70 the notice Of your lordships divided hls al
dTess INFO Two parts He f;st spoke Of tle policy
sued by ths country with reference TO he United Stt.,s
America and then add nj nssf 10 the no.i,e
~pich ne had placed The papers Win regsri 10 ae
first Of those points, re has been Fered by my obe
trietd behind ne, and the duty devoives Of
making fe remarks Inc second OF mis- speech
vhish related 10 the troops Her Msesy's vsrnu.nt
had recently thought il desirable ssrd 10 the North
American provinces. Ba. before doing so, mus. take
liberty ~ ttate that this step taken
with desire Whatever 70 overturn pocy 20 wIca
my noble f.isnd .rd GIN has alluded. unish policy
particularly referred 30 by my noble reDd be-
Gil having pursued BY successive secretsrs
10 whsh il s the objes. Of Her Majesty gove,nE
most striey 70 adhere Hear, hssr) have 70 stas