The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-03-21

81 the House &c Commons AZ tie time n de Par.
s-S1y placed N nv hands COrn: Malewsks despatch
sssSgths, had teen h- dty To address the gov aru-
meat az tue refugee question: invt1y taarn t. consider
What might be ssayy reference 10 Il Al
she cane time he told me that although ID hsd been
sbooght necessary 10 make a communication TO her
Nsle-iss government, the utmost had beam
taken Carefully IA avoid the 81 which
might offend the people Of England tod NJ de rers'gry
shat bat told him often before which had also man
TONED T. NJ WsieSssi aud which had more than once
$50 hsh the bonner OF stating to the kmoercr thaf no %
Ss alton on sdrtA ootd iau ss Parliament - pass az
Ai'e- act thesr, hesr.) Tue law Of asylum, o'1 hlm
could net be ntrpged and that there certain princ
pies or law tee sacred l., he iurnsed Tor any purpose
whatever said al tie same time that required no I'M
puse tom without 10 set n notion the existing iax
against conspiracy If evidence could be obtained but that
IRON want OF euicien, cvrence the law haa not eeen
Va; put, IN foros. sad tia ssmo time IL nigh; DO
question whether the existing ls~ suGiceotly strin
gent bu; TIA. the whole question hsd baan re'eT
Tsd to the law ofi'eTs n' u. crown ana; more
so-usy General inviting his st'snton To certain
points aid stating the importance OF an carly decision
Nothing could lie temperate, more moderate, or
more slIsishtfos ward than has been NJ de Parsguys
conduct thTous the whole OF tas matter such
be resdy 70 behave. (Hesr, bssrl Nothing could be
uTShAT from hs language than u;imasioa OF
tempt PRESSURE which told him would be
from one end OF England 70 the other (Chcers Il. said
l,s he sought ncshng OF the kind chat his COVER
fe entire confidence in the friendship al England and
that perfect the solidarity OF interests between
eoaa,Ties they believed that whs,s necessary
would be cone wita,ut pressure Of any snd. Now. With
respect Ia CoUat Wsl-~@ks despatch, Respecting which
much has been both and Gu, O. doorx a. to
its containing insults TO the homer and " this
country, must say that having read Il carefully
bave failed to nnd tSe sshsst Tendency to Insult Ia
from beginning 70 END. (Hear. hear) l an certain,
further thai no Insult iotanded and sure that
in puSc as we'll IN private affairs tia lnuz should
be ths trst thing ccnsiacrcd IN decng whether or rot
any communication, insulting eif-nsive. (Hear,
hear There 10 one thing which felt most strongly
whilst Count de Pcrsgny reading the despatch, and
sha; that " pas being continually Matched Ia
France azs;rs; sovereign II taroa attempts had
been made 70 those plans into execution, ana on
the last occasion che Queen ana tie Prince Consor had
been saved only by miracle whlo 1850 people were
ksd wounded front OF the opera house, ana that
after Ct addressed such despatch 10 the French gov
ernmepi Count waisssi had ataresscato ours, tia!
then th;s country would have looked upon very
feeble exponent 0! the national horror AID Indignation
IIlear hear) an as,onished that any could have
misunderstood that despatch say that Count Wa
Iewsk charged the people OF England with encouraSing
sssssspaion, whom the whole tenor OF tho despatch
precisely the contrary. he gays:
Ia recording tbese circumstances AT sid how much
Of the senumen, OF reproeaiop which they creates rag
possession Of the abuse OF hospitality he gish government
and people understand ~ TO What extent justified
directing attention 10 them
The whole despatch in fact relates - limited class Of
refugees in this country and say thu: any maa who
understands French having read the translation repre-
seois otherwise, ia guilty o. gross and wfu! msTepre
sc,taoa OF its sentiment. anu meaning (Hesr, hesr)
Since ief, the government but not the Foreign Office
despatch has been received from Lord Cowcy, who
presses the desire OF Count Waowski make kno
the government bis regret aud ACCOMPLISHMENT at the
ney which his despatch bss been misunderstood by ,hs
people OF England The Count expresses his ssonhmant
that he ~ho had resided many years in England should
be suspected OF applying II the generality OF tAe English
people that which he knew applied only 70 certain classes
OF refugees IN England Is equally untrue 70 thai
Ce.at WoI,csii asked % ireyfrye scih Ne r9M of
tsyIv Nothing 90 c.oar than hs APPRECIATION
Q. right OF the in which il is offered TO the
political refugees OF other countries:
Tie Earl OF M.ssssusY ask ~ what ae is;e q ths
despatch 20 which tho noble carl alluded
TIE Earl OF CI.RsSpos--n arrived the day before
ier, The Foreign Office. have rich. to produce H. but
q course is at the noble esrl's disposal Coap. Wa
Iewssi says
rally with Which England ssoosed to exercise re RICH; OF
syum II iessrd to foreigners victims Of political s;Tussles
humanity a,- % so hr r' % ang hS129s ps-;;o. IL
aeos sSoGii end rciascd ihe Easis soil Is here
passions under the rrotec,ion Of he Brush laws.
BE afterwards says
In sus=..ans these aussoas to her B.saa.c Aa,csys
discharge du! lo~srds Itself reaches tic sentiment OF
mate az ~ calls gpoa ., q: Sc: and whieh n mater
nss 10 . ni15 10 20 so a. o iba
Concurrence Of England The repetition -nd he csedoe-.
which we are bound TO provide.
Finally, he says
Her sr,.nnc saje,ys government .ssis u. in sv--
ing Attending o. security which
refuse neishborIs state, .nd:xhloh auhorz
Ss scns 81 tho snss6 Cabinet we refrain from nasaanr
N an way hs msAIrs wRe may Sc. 10 sAs n order
mating decisions which shall deem best calculated 10
have appealed viii
kcw, there may be ~ords in chat despatch -boh might
have been emitted but taking tbs despatch ia IT. entirely,
sinlsin thai contains neither Insult monaco
pressure c. any kind. cs-, hcarD ask n lorc,.
possible that the French government alter the srecoas
attempt Of be I4h January, should no; m-s-
munios boo and, being Inevitable AK could u have
been made Ia more temperate manner iea-, hear) ],
such language friend would address 70
another from wbosS homo atom -. had como h.s
e security. In such case the irjgEcd i.sa1 woad
say
id oc -isS success and am sure YOU WI DO 81 Ia yoar
Pc~er 10 pr-sentt- repetition
What would your lcrd.bI- have thought cf the person
- addressed we're he n reply
ec--y tha these people h.vr seupi-i TO si you bot
,a-S ~ - ~ ~; ra.s,, S.s., M
.l.er sny d. m--tic regulations
C!stnc IL how you viii such was Substantially the a.
swer which her Majesty late government required
to return 10 Count vale sss- despatch an s~are that
after the vote OF the louse OF Commons my noble n ani
opposite vlll not write such despatch. langh.) !
could almost write the despatch myself ] oid not an.
sver H. and ssy 81 because consider that me
rests the responsibility OF lot answering than
upon any member u. the government. Why did
Fe not answer III We Eel; tina: great allowance
was to De maze for the feeling that universal! in
France staggering an she in her esoapefrOm imm
neat danger. We wished 70 avoid gong aay unao
ces-sry controversy, and thought should better
exhibit symnsihy with France by considering Whist
should be without attending any O, the aon
whoh being talked written the subject II
WOuld haze been eaSy-the opportunity was as il has
been said. teraptngto have written despatch which
tud bAse made good hsuro IL a blue book, and have
that despatch the justification Of restrictive
Bui anxious 10 figure IN blue book,
aad, besidea 10 make 10 Count waewski
tsac;ory. & necessary that !. should be true, an1
should be able 70 dis prove his assertions Now
assrt that they could not DC dsproved. and Toy this
is reastr, that they wefe.true. (Hear, hesr) Count
WacwsK. rayz
England that PlAn0r formed the plan % striking
the Emperor from london ths affair the
lection 81 which H l mazgiu Ietru Roin ane
panen directed he asssssns whom they had furnished with
"a there Aia that IN" authors % he last plot haze
stsurely prepared iheir have studied
euns.rued hr Of destruction which have
cIplott and from hence ka. they carry their
aus iuio cEccutoa.
Ard then rrocseds - say
But NJ IL Comts. h0~ different The
demsgcs established n Fngsaj' ~ longer he
t.y OF misruicd tntivduals manfcgtiur Itself all the
The and al The voeuge- of
longer The Of the seeking 70 rouse
opin1a and provoke disorder sisf.tff
f1r,a isrsahef og.Hy pro7f b REPEATED a9,ag;s the
Fsssfr - Ehih ig f sirsl Ear,y With apsHgssf
DaEAt he the Ughts 81 asylum project such
ihlgs' L hospitality 'ue 10 ss-as-n-7 Ought the English
lee contribute their designs their plans
ssd a. y oaa us 20 sxie per-oos who BY thew assr-n,