The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-04-06
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s.l sssssniy q Europe are dean vsS' s.i propsss
wnh pecuhAS satssaction that the cordial expansion
u: ss:s. q y. ..:.us e offered Lore oa.'s
edDni>es the foreign RELATIONS Of thD county 90 ~ 20
MAINTAIN IL honor and preserve the peace OF the world
rhs Earl Of CARrpos In responding 70 the toast said
Am truly ssaseful % yoa M Lord hsyor ,or having
posed 70 This Distinguished o,mpAny. me saoesss aad
pernansnes q our forcgu alliances involve oonstders
and No one whs shall Oil the osace which have The
honor 70 hold car fail TO be deeply seasole Of the re-
spo.aeasy Of shs sovernnens Of ne country Tor the
On The ohsr hand Of the rent Of the county to inquire
whether She sovepu ent while upnolding the national
fol- ct the sane time, respect the honor aad dignity
Of cher Powers, and to do nothing when may
our isrss sia 10. (cnsss Tits trust has SssS inc
feeling By which our policy has beeu guided aud may
ocnndest appeal 70 fa,t. notOroas to 81 the World
whether the interests OF Easaod have been asss'led
eshs her dignity has been tovered and whether
interests have suffered. (ohsers) think that no one
who naa listened 10 the eloquent and impressive address
OF The French Ambassa dor behalf or toe Minister'S, Of
re friends and allies ofour Sovereign, who are 9, nume
have ,Se ssssscuO. Of sesiOs the ps.sisn "sdor
CA entertain doubt 10 ,ne nrmuess OF Que foreign
alliances. With respec, TO the Persian Anoesador he
has arrived 70 present bis cresenas granted by his
Sovereign In anticipation OF event which has
happily realised and by virtue Of which the negotiations
Juss and honorable peace, which ssasfac
tory 10 Ill GLASSES Of the country (Chsers Blu. my
and sssssssvs one - Although may may DO u disSuis
70 prove negative, ! think that that policy u
pot turbulent which exhibits extreme reluct
Anoe 10 20 - war, and wha ID within twelve mouths hes
led 70 the signature Of two treaties peace (Jheers
Nor O. think thai that policy called e ressive
has desired exclusive sdvsntasss wriso has NO,
ever bees led ~ great suooess 10 demand anythng be-
sssss sSSs "1en no ,n S.rod Of no our rA nSy ass
there been % great OF chcal CORES cnden;s M
nected With our foreiga policy ad before Parliament ~
In he last three four and appeal to any one.
whether, although have aymy upheld those prinei.
pies and opnious which bseve to be jus,--I would
thing which the term of brasga iocs" osui justly
be appnsdf lCheers) Yet We are told again that we
ere not suoh e you. ny Lord Mayor, have just de-
sired that they Should b. We have been lately told
that We we're rsaey to sscroe alliances for worthless
objects We have heard the eloquent spech OF the Am
bassadss Of the Emperor Of the French upon the state OF
our slnos with France; and let add II have had
have been those csrencss Of honest os,a wsics nay
take place beswees friends and where these differences
q %.u
tanned IN alliance In al s integrity ana oil that cordial
y, which he's been beneficial % both counsrec. and
with thai mutual respect and esteom without which no
alliance q friendship, be Il between individuals
lions, can b eithsr solid enduring (Cnsen) must
which Ne have bsss sssy Il war that ali those dim
cultes which had arss those differences whi,n
rs am0Sso 20 me ana, S o. psscS
which rvst viil leave no III feeling behind aud that
. Knit together more firmly the auanos between
hh COUNTRY and Russia. viii not venture further
70 respeu On your patience, but should Ike 70
orosvAy .Oxd oad ,O1oesons "a stare Of feeling a st
. sss a. U ss.,. ' .:ss sss.ss
By he present governmeot Of the Uned States With
tSe s..s sao.r By INA, Of her Majesty, a.d AaD:
M sdse.eaee 0a tAsf eNs~et ma. soAo has bee. Gale!
ty The retce ~ ~ cossNyys pvssde the desn Of
one vko he's lived among us, Who has mixed among eli
cassss Of people, and vho has able 70 ssoesn for
By Ill Glasses Of people In The United Kingdom aad
ncs aeo help aAverang 70 what fell from ny right no
porAbse trend with respec. 70 chat has taken psoe I.
sdoptad thsy had only done thai which any
governnsnt muss have done under the % us crcum.
% sSs s,.sS,a.S; and ~ hey Knew, We q did,
that vpoa tAs prosscon Of the honor hsg dspsai
Cd Ne sassty q every British Cnna (ohesrs
cd Tie character Of Admiral Sir kiohasl Seymour;
would wish also 70 add that Sir John 30 vrng has
been In ny opinion most upjusy treated In this matter
every species o vituperaon and abuse has been poured
upoa hin, end convinced that Admiral Seymour,
Ike every proud and honorable man would not only Dc
OF Affairs with SIR John Bowhng I, imp ,saible tass
caoes n COMMAND, stationed at great distances from
hone should take upon themselves osrain amour,
sos .ss e sordIos 70 sSs ss:s Of ss.ir iasaSss It's
good policy mol 70 place upoa thsir actions an moaves
bsi oosstsouon refuse 10 bseve that ola Sod In
JUDGES. NJ noble friend ~ the beat Of the 90 rern
neot determined 70 ASCERTAIN whether The otunHy agreed
N the With has boon passed upon bus policy ~
NE House ~ OouDoas. and most upquesrorSbiy, the
exprssioa Of pubic opinion, and above al the coihu
sassc manner which he has been rcosived by this
OF ns ssd Of 70
nseo,s n coyernsess which suNSs the honor and
the dignity q The country (cheerS)