The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-07-01

trade most tisgrsoeful We knew thai wATs hal
os sSa s ~no we're to 10 sad 70 the sxsn q
The Fresob government he had hesitation In saying
vere responsible orders By which were dsvas
tated parts or Africa Ia which com civ IL
that hoss unhappy negroes 6ss hsd sgsos the az
thorties OF the Feencb vessel had been eDtrspped
board BY the authority Of Frsnoo olosr who mad thus
transaction In the exercise OF that leg nae right which
belonged to man. those creatures rose
against their oapors aud killed them ALL tney oavug de-
served better fate for the crimes OF which they hal
been guilty. Those had full right 70 thsr
adooted Now be confessed that this ~As ths Only part Of
the speech Of the noble Earl which he could not uoder
the Earl Of MAIMEsBuRY-rhe ship was drifting away
Earl eRE1- Bat we should have given up possession
Tho Esr OF MA1xEBuRy-It was In tina Lbsriau waters
and therefore could not do otherwise.
Earl GREY did not why the Lborisus or any other
persons should Interfere with the ship. rhs nesross
the OF the ship They han recovered thar
liberty end the pcssesscrs OF ho ship rhsy
ot faco we'll uye In possessou Of the ship He
was nsreote At loss 70 knoT hSs any oosr eoiy n.t
r.yas So IN his All
The Earl OF AsxapExs observed tuas the iasxac,oss
under which our ofcsrs bad procseccd were irs~o uo
with great AID attention Thsy we're communicated
e the time To tbs American government an, soqusocsd
N BY Mr. Webster % she part OF that government de
beloved s there NAT -stsasn IN tina ia.
Gucrors and he was IT loss t. NC ierstaud whss WAS
meant
talked about Se had only ssserss, caim to
supposed shaver Uoiess ndesd there were gooi grounds
20 es her pass without iaterfereuoe GA QUE psr rue IN
sructrs drawn up under the aigics OF Sir CJck
burn AID Dr. LashDston ooin nga Authorities upon IN
toSDaiora law; and ne totally ignorant OF
bev'pg eriscn which could havs srea,ei difficulty with
respect % sbs had occurred Cabsn wstsrs Oar OH
bad say obey cd tner ana who're
the groopd Of conpaots 90 hOset that hs should not
hear that those iosruoi,ns bad besa reosay changed
becsuse es hs concevad they were amply sufc
shs The A uertsgu q oO3C
On to them, and our cruisers had acted With mat
there could DO i0ua iason For any charges bsog
brorght sgxcst u. II Se hal any suspo,oo OF vasssi
beerrg tho Amercan flag beog engaged ia lbs Hist
rsf]c, And we believed her 10 ne genuine Ams-c An
veseei ,ud not iaerere With fais I'd
they could not from mere caprice ovarnsai any vessel
whatever but there muet be rea nso!e ground fof
pec.ipg tha, che not ony rot entitled boa, tbs
she did out ~ss ersaseo N the ssqs trade, being
necessary 20 record such ia the log BOOK OF
the cruiser (Hear, nssrl All thai had t, DO Vas
10 ascertain accurately possible the real u
the vessel, ard IL sbe belong 20 Spain
other Power With stich We hat treaty, could deal
with her. IT. the contrary she torpcd ont - pa
American vesse no mater whetnes she were engaged 10
TIE slave sde or gf inasmasb as ge bsi tress7
the subec win lic,cs, Guild not arrest hs pfo
grses bf hs vessel interfere Ia sly way wasteve,
He qcs 10 iegstsnd IA sssnce which
the noble es bal msfs % British ia Amscsa
waters for did not signify whe cor the vessel which
was visited on suspicion OF carrying On tn9 s~vs tate
10 Amer any other ~aters Our rxot OF search
remained the ssh respect TO any Powers Sh ~hish
We bad resrss; auc be could not conceive wnai those
difficulties which h,s noble friend had aiiude
leas the American eoveenmsot WAS very much changed
from the day when re had to deal With that govern
ment He never ,ersoced any Difficulty ia ;,mug 10
eaasfsctory coocluion such matters Aiusou hAd
been made By Ills noble frsod Ord Wotehoose) % 40
be- snd 1Sce "a. ossu as ssras
act, daughter Ae could only say tost M one could
be more pleased than himself y ne could ofeg nsel TO
esfely repealed, ard could ectr Into Commercial
treaty upon tho subject vito Brazil which Power, Gon
It's conduct, Was entitled 70 every cecacy .! Que hAac
The Es, & aAnDwlcxK s.id tina, The mobile Earl oppo
site obssrved that there must have bsea soUe
| great change or there would been diff
cuty IN onpgng about arrangement OF tai, mater
should recoecs that the feelings OF that government
AGATE this subject tna1 they were ,eiore,
ssnSch M was not TIC practice unsn ae nooo
large tho coas or CuoA for tbs cruisers
TO enter the pots Tor the Obvious paSpose Of hiog
the alteration OF the syetem te Old no kno~ but there
had segsuon Of the officers OF the navy having
coudu ied tbemsevrs sithout tnor usual csu,on, was
at the time hey bad displayed their Zeal sod
uvty in tie caase In which they were engaged tHssr,
hear) Perhaps soue OF them bad little overstepp n
the line within Oh Gu We should desire tncm 20 keep,
| aud II might ura out that some aeSree Of blame AZ
tached 10 them he bot surprised tho iud snaon
expressed on this sable by right reversed preats
and the uebie and learned lord crd 6rougham) whose
identified with the cause OF the poor Africsn
esr besrD Gas a,urs that he, we as other noble
| lords should express themselves warmly, consider
ing the long course OF policy we hal pursued ana this
great han made In order put down
slave Ameliorate the condition OF unfortu
patevcoiored breshrcn (ear, hear russ indignation
must be when We considered tia, ~ 20 within
very abort period srtAt dimouton had taken pla:e
tho export OF saves and great mpoveoent Va tn-
dependants; While the exporu pam aud o,asr le
gNmae trsc Of the country for is, amounts5 ~ less
than FL SEQ Gee IN value Il vas he siutted aus pug
to hear under sach Of toe CHIEFS on the
coast taking up arms and Masking nroSds ioo the nte
rOs Tor The porPoss 81 ave ssosss !sassrs ras
government for having suu atcd the slave trade that
rsae had been aided and sees'ed by cups Of b
49, hard h. hmm A m A
pursued OF the French government Itself stric,
accordance with toe desire we hal expressed - N the
eyscn and there vas every reason to believe ths ,ns
French government prepared make ts,s change
OF policy In this respect, aud that scong tue danger
Qua tendeiey Of tbs present sysom they would 10 loo
ger persoveie 10 H. On tho osnsr nanS he "a, bound
70 that the French sincere Ia their
o. essysS On s
were struck CT, and tier wages sore rccsoosd from
ts. hour Their .nt.s e. Ss% Sad 10 beng entirely
goverpmesi Ia making that declarsuou. sosug the
dangerous tendency hoseyer, q susn poey they had
determined 10 discontinue II, and though no
compskn say whAs steps nai takea by ns noble
friend he could confidently state thss they steps
which would meet the viess OF noble lords opposite,
| and show boz honestly government hal acted 10 this
me Ear OF CT .sxxpos sad he had heard With great an
tsfsc,on observations made by tho nools earl lie
that the noble earl woJd lay upon the table those
papers 10 wbica he had referred ami ~nca c,aveyed
The Frctcn sovernment IN respect 70 African s5o'.
The Earl CT HsspwIcE suggested that the noble earl
should notice q milton f,r The production OF those
psptu.
/ The Earl of CrkRESDoy said be woad certainly mSve
for the production Of the papers Go which alluded
There doubt that . system had been tor some
time carried on IN AREA which In ensci ocssionei all
the evils Of trade Both spain and France
rivals In the African ms,ket, Offering certsa pee
and appcared 10 aim tost there was no dfcrea
In tho treatment OF these negroes, shsther they
conveyed TO uubs OF 70 Freoch coory such systcm,
whatsoever might DO called, was nothing moro Ices
than q slave trade Now ~oud be most graf yln g 10
them 20 kBos that, IN Consequence Of representations
made By 10 the governmen, Of Francs
declared their intention N plee
| charge IN the ~ sten they bad been pursuing 10
wshed Tor the production Of those papers
the authority Of which tins noble earl made his decara.
| toa. Hear, hear
The Earl OF MALxBrRyIn answer 70 the m zion made
by the noble carl, think my nobe friend viii,
alteration agree with that publio iaeros, would
be answered BY placing those papers on the table Of the