The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-03-30
ADDITIONAL FROM EUROPE.
Arrival Of the steamer Cxy Of Baltimore,

Arrival OF the steamer Cky Of Baltimore.
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The steamer city OF Baltimore, from Liverpool 18th
inst arrived n his port ysstsrdsy Her advioss, how
ever ave been anticipated BY the Araxo and the Europa
81 Haltsx.
Our Relations with England.
Mr.. MARCY's MARITIME CIRcULAR-THE DALLAS
CLARENDON TREATY.
In the He Of Commons 9th instant the order
NJ pss.TI sSsln attacked the forsrn DoI,cy Of ans
ecker ppent-he conde mined the with China and
the diiioup with Persia and concluded tnus-T lament
the necessity / am CON peitd to IIsue I In tue
hope the eipg Of the couutry will the govern
meDt 10 pursue . more concilatory policy to foreign
countriess policy which while 1t maintains the honor
cignisy interests Of this oounry aha not
sc cscrisad to outrage Inc feelings OF every foreign
state for up'ii that Is depe am convinced that the bur
den Of our taxation and expenditure will probably be In
creased.
Lord PAIMrssroN said-sir, cannot avoid saying
honorable gentleman the member for Bucks What the
right honorable gentlen said reminded me of what
very learned In the wnen he asked friend what
he should do in particular case, the answer was
GIVE our decision, because you are man Of good
sense, and your decision viii, doubt, be right; but
take care YOU do give your reasons because they
viii, In all probability, &c wrong" dear, near, and
laughter Does he mean our present state Of reIsops
upon tn. present footing With fr.nce. Austria S.r
dni& and tie United States taken a. proof OF
this turbulent ana aggressive Pslcyf Or does Ne
which tust urU eee all points or dife,c b.;,een the
too con~hses! IL nsi 10 termed aggressive sad
turbulent Pocyf B LoTdshp defended the government
M Gladstone, Mr.. Mailing and Mr. v Smith addressed
the House.
Lord JoHS RrssylI-I do not know that this is very
convenient dscuis the state OF foreign politics
on the second rsdine OF 'he Income Tax BILL but the
House has entered the discussion, and, there
fore, eha ct refrain from making such observations
- appear 10 1trg 70 the subject Last year muca
was said with regard 10 the Enlistment act the
NJ
and the question touching the i,lant OF Ruslan took
the liberty tie time TO say that " Dallas were not
70 be away wnon Mr Champion reselv ed his
dentiss, any expra sion OF opinion part OF iha
House upon hs subject ought for the lime being to be
Suspended TIE ,. Of that hal been thd, treaty has been
nSnsd tshieh beliers about riy and oAich
thspk, D the dduant7oe Of the tloo count0
and 10 dngy lel'n9 on ether aide remains. thought
also thai desirable to raise discussion the
subject Of the PersAn while negotiations goug
and now We have that without sny int rupion
en- our part, ohatons have proceeded aud treaty
has been gDed We have there another instance OF
wisdom otreirsrios the OF th Houie from any
discussion which are the su Of neg oss
glad 10 hear something about the Improvement of
our commercial relations with CHINA and my noble
friend laid stress upon the wores BY 9oi stion Nothing
10 imporisni desirable Than tnat by nego
tiation, these commercial relations might be improved
and shall hope that attempt will be made TO do
aely ana nae not mixed In these scenes of blood-by
the proposal OF such wise and moderate termI
most likely TO Improve oar commercial relations TRUST
that that gill be done IN association with tue government
OF the Emperor OF France and the OF the
United States Nov, Sir mncn foreign policy has been
Introduced into the consideration or the before
and there Is another point upon which anxious
say q few words ana which, although connected with
hcme affairs one the greatest a. AZ
fectpG our foreign relations The House II we'll
that the naval superiori OF this country has been
great degree based upon certain powers which have
always exercised, and which, ! believe, 10
formiiy with The law Of nations aude those powers
which during contest With
the Emperor Of the French and wbich, though
upon psutrsls were absolutely destructive 70 the com
MERGE OF ehgereps Daring the late var In watch We
were in aistce with Fraroe, we we're naturally obliged
10 conform 10 its pCn suffice which totally
different 70 osu, ~ the custom for the
time rslsxed Her Msjesi, govern ut though proper
the treaty o. Paris 10 enter irto general engage
by which the views u France Russla aud osner
Powers for ed TO, and tnose Pc 10 tine OF
var abap doped rks. copoessoa ~as not the sub
jet OF Discussion tbs House and say had
there betp, her sssys govern nj would have shown
sufficient reason 70 meet with liz approval Il ~ould
doubtless Rave shown hat II had other open
but that OF concurrence Ia the wsnes Of allies Ho~.
ever that may be, 10 10 be observed that In ell books
iree snio msr.s ire. z. obs" and that che goods
Of . bell sen are Tree IN psutral vsssel"-
~, are rule. which we're considered Hilarious 70
in "a spsc,al oesree TO the maritime supremacy Of
Esslsnd and any who viii take toe pains 70 look
what wss stated 10 the avg amsnts npoa the susea viii
thai int pdec blow q, the sriime supre-
macy OF this cousty since that treaty was signed the
Secretary OF ale OF the Uped sssses has sub mitted
prop that should 20 step further and that GrI
Britain should agree the proposon that al mercantile
yesses should be Tree from capture trrns time OF
Nov, ~ appears N me Dat olthov9h tia, proportion
corrso ON 90, NJ A1mGniy and philanthropy about &, %
mot oaicpatd p'eUent (hezr ked- land 'oAteA
Of tAu coS~by (Bear. hea,) 10 obvious, 10 the irs,
place thai Of the reasona Why foreign Powers
unwilling SO 60 so var va Eossed H. tbs, they foresee
ipevhAOe the whoie OF their
beng swsps 90 the seas resl.Apy, We have great
deal q va'usnis properly pos sea aud imme dk;sly
Will &c, po,,e,tOu CT r. and .s os greatly i,jared
Bot A. coutrary they
ships could without ps reason
foFr ri II rea be IN I'M
further the o; such Supposinx the United
states 70 10 vita ere tDouid Be
poaottrp cossntvv. We you'd have p,wer OF
carrying on oy because she sould have no rees
repr,sai Il may be said The, We should sun retain
the power Of bockade bus that hiss been limited and
ssroacd by tbe me Convention OF Paris ana blockade to
be ehectua, vbOud be such would leave port
thns merchant vessel could enter That convention
rendered impossible for US to man ain ensctuai
borksde IN the Black Sea and in ttms Of ppiom
blockade Mo Yk ond Bre, bt oAer pyrti hs respee
srs oosetr,e' wyd b, lst free 70 cary On pe rae.
because have seen ,hs, several persoss VERY hxs an
thorits disposed 10 entertain thee proposals.. and
judged b. tie repor, OF tue speech Of
my noble friend toe head OF the government, at
Liverpool thai ne rShse svorsby dspossd those
proposiaops. may be wrong In the viev that have
.Sas r,s s our seiss q sres, naval PSse,
would be Of no advHn age 70 us-(bear, hear)-sud,
IN The nra PAS Una. . supsA,on nos 70 use our
v,es you'd be great provocsaon TO 20 the part OF
these orus,r<s. and that The cause OF humaoy vosh
not be promote end secondly, because In time OF
We should bs almost helpless on the sess trust thsve
fore, that hlns<r Of Great Britain v,u ,e Ne npnaxs
vcoty Of tho sort sAosa ~. o-east confederation and
without having consulted competent naval Authorities
upca subiec OF 80 much importance 70 the prosperity
Of this coonuy. dear, bear.)
Mr. J. q PnuLixoRD could not believe that the noble
lord 81 the head Of the ecvsvf msut who haa always
shovs such sBxcsy '. protect t'e honor and the nie
resss o. kpgiand could entertain the opinions upsn ,hs
subbec WHOM had btsn sti buted 70 MIN By The noble
lord who had juss sposcn Napoleon had advanced the
marin ,ha shoad support tself, aud In pursuance
OF thai dooarne he had always levied cmubutons large
~ the epeDy. Ths ooly way In hn (nr Phiimores)
opinion thai maritime Power could carry out that
I'm and lew Contributions by iDteroeptng the pro
perry OF ~ enemy the high (Hear, heaa The
authority that he had qvosed had said that 70 de-
prive England OF this power would be sne the heavi
bios her prosperity rhe hu msnity Icy rather 10
Or pp,ng the Of he enemy possible
has makrg Concessions shish tended 70 prosaos the
contesh (Heso, hesr)
ar o. kArIR trusted We would never give up our
nsrstiDs rights and allow saeus With which 20 were al
10 carry their commerce when and how they
chcss We we're ~ var win France vss 70 be said