New-York daily tribune., 1858-07-01


q, |. need rot ssy ttey hsd thoc:a. y x5l'd 10 an
hsco,rpg r the Br.si Gov r13ebt 70 delsy Tor oD"
N IneDt the svossl 9t tAls eoocia7.oo; Du' ale
they perfectly acknowledge thAI Lps'-'' nsi %
right 10 visi, American vss@sis eDg in pescsfal
commerce i: wou.t, On the o'heT 4od b. sr,'e 70
say ina. ,nis couptrs ssoula sb o,o tss ooev wash
had honossal% dtins G| ed htr OF tn ;. sa should
ces.e 10 emP.y he' ee's in putting DIVA t5e sl.ys
race. On .ns p' Mt the position taken oythe Bnrs1
STse.in Sis 1T W. ey tDst oicn II one OF tSs no
ao's - I'a paper hed beer sd d)En oy Seo. Cas- -
hH ~.t-r 10 Lord Napier. In ina doc1 nent there
~ = tfts pstssgs:
A's.s ePga ts. bsh .ea' Pos3' y st nsoa q c.i
billy UDdoub vdly If y-.sti s..an7 n.9r. cas'sceI 70
wAieL shs not eu'5 snd sSLins Hnos1 iase o1r soc
no olsin Tie i-ertiy sf p@rsou T'' to 6sID ne4
e p ns I.s 'ier n s s'5s fs p a se ma a II. Ss -
de; mined hazard to tia ~ao dontans the h she
eobc rn,y whi-h would 20 f., 20 modify ne
eoops, lson w'a & ga'f .,s ,ta ~, bs5 n1 $3.50
for suscion 9epote1 1iGs with poprie - ne Pr
oIn,,oe o his taxi ips ljuy sqd pe,cesJ retiring
cubic. 81 serions r-clsmsifpn
This, he believed sa7 strictly the posi!i,a which
were entitled 10 tske by Dte.n7gn. lsw. Tue AusU-
cen Government h>d iLemrelyes acknowledged j. on
tbe face Of Can Csss Stste paper 20 be that Tnch
ono nation would uste the snbjc of serous Tscsma
tioD;" and this ccarss her M-jsstys Government
would instruct crUiseYs future 70 pursue 1e-r
beaT.l The boDoyabe ge,t7man hs1 slsO asse1
whether sny ADDITION haj been uls5e To our fact Ia
the Cuban whters Dunng me line that let Majesty
GOvernu ept bso been 10 Office, such addition had
taken plsce. ADd be might ssy further that It hsd
necessarily come uoder t1elT consider alton whether
the continuance OF our squadron 10 t1ose waters
requisi,e for the object wnigh we h@d in vlew,
aud WHEELER there were hot also attached TO its
CoD'Uual &c there OblsctiOps Of another and more
teriOus charactty II was obvious trat tho
queetion of msintsiniDg squsdrOn on tue
cosst Of africa ve'y different from tne question oi
msiltsiDipg Oh the cosst OF Cnba. squadron Oh
the coat Of Cube WAS III the hignVsy OF American
commerce. Each day i. could not f. to meet mum.
beTiess yesseG Of American oIigin peaeeaoy engaged
in trsds. And IL obvious tnst IA II Carrying out
the inrtructons given to them mnch nnst nj cas'ary
be left " tue discretion Of our officers there must s-
WAYS be fer gre NIX Of misu1dtr,tsi 81 dlns-i nVt
colsi1r-in tie case cf vessels IN sUch Where
az on the coast Of Africa, whe'e the commerce was
ucb scattered, IT WAS much easIer 10 ascertain
the character Of Suspicious chip than Wien she Was
among a number Of other Vessels pursuing lawful
ctumeIce IL was there fore now under the c1nsd
e alton Of her Msesiy's Government whether II
WAS hot more desirable A. ofce to withdraw
our squadron from the Cuban wate's The orei-
pal pan by which the blockade was Instituted,
he free TO cOoles, adopted ~ the fuggostl0n
Of the Ame rican Government out neither that Gov
emmett nor the Government Of this country At tnat
time saw tse grave otjec'iJns 10 "niGA !; naa snce
become liable. TIE honorable member had fHrt1sr
asBed him whether any additional instructions had
lately been sent to this squadron. Now, there were
The lnstructiuLs 20 which Jte honorable member tor
BifmI CHAM had alluded, and which were issued TO
our c. useIs the cOsst Of Africa, al the time whsn
Lord Aberdeen held Office under Sir Robert Peel Ills
rpht honorable fdend at the head of the Admiralty
had found recetesry, since hs csme into oiee, to
give mOIo sJipsert iDstructi0ns, eroiIng ttii
greater caution and discretion on our commanders IN
the Cuban waters. Whether a0y Instructions had
bte previously issned which had given rse TO
this increased activity on the part OF our cruisers
could say tho p-rt Of the d.. aent Govern
rec ed 10 intoxicating the creates. s1d prudence
those eDg8ged in Il Is delicate and difficult task
lIIeor heal lie need only add that he was sure he
The sentiments u every man, rot merely 10
that House. but IN the country when he stated that
mere fatal thing for the cvizAtion and happiness OF
the woild could not occur than serious mlrunGei
staIdng betveen ourselves and the United States.
[Cheert.l Meeting THIS case, as taey we're prepared
10 do, III srk and cOncilatoIy spirit; relying on the
lust peDtibents Of the American Government aud also
of the American people Wfen they knew the truth he
believed he was mol speaking too sangulnely when ne
saiG lie hsd oor6deIt hope thot TINS difference would
at On early cate be satisfactorily and amlcaby settled
lCheers.
MI R6rBucK thought that things had recently hap
pened wrich, properly appreciated by the American
people would sd The 10 very different conclusion
from thst at wbi,h th,y had now arrived. AZ the
pIesett time there were two Iations ia the world who
were al the head of all the rest and who were moving
onward In their course toward the civilization Of mao
knd. They wers identical ia their language, nearly
identical in their Government, they both spranS frOm
The same race, ana were, IN fact, ooe Datlon; II
any obstruction unAappiy inteiposed to check them
the business Of those who wished well TO
L apkiod 10 brush it away, and keep the two
communities fhercly. The statement of the Un-
der-SeCIetHry of State that night was III &C
cordaIce with these sentiments. The honoa
gentleman I'D in the most conchst)ry manner
stated the views Of our Government this question:
and no, one word had fallen from his lips which
either derogatoIy t. tais country or insulting 10
America. lCbetIs.] The hon. gentleman had shown
that he comprekehded the delicate position 10 watch
be stood aud tina, be impressed with the great
might say the overwhelming responsibility VI icl
devoyed o. both the LatlJps. lilear, near.l Had
that spirit been initiated on the OJter side OF the Wa
Ter 7 No doubt gTeit de-tnies awaited the na'IOn
Which we had planted across The Atlantic; by their
country their institutions tnd their character, which
they had derived from Us they we're destined TO be the
leaders Of mankind. But be was rot disposed in any
way to 6eiogate from the chsracter ald dignity Of
ErgsTd; aud he said that the language which mad
been held on this mater in tue American Congress
was not worthy Of gentlemen 81 the head Of
great ration. lHsar hear That language had
savUrco far too much of the Apcieut Pistol sad
the B1bGd1 style TO be consistent with the
dignity Of great assembly. They hao assumed ,oat
gland desired TO insult them. After VIVA: had
taken place ths, night and The express on which tae
honcia Die gentleman had given 10 the feelings which
suimGied Efg i3hinen he hoped that cur brethren
America Wopld admit their eucr, sad see that We
Ge siIou Of maintaining good relstiOns With them
and hsd nc intention 70 wound item or give them
,iense. Hear, Eesr.] Ii he'd resd with great pain
tie statements made 10y J, adiug men in America He
hsd been lis ued through Lls country. Ga the eoor
OF ColgIess they hsd sought for opportunity TO in
SUIT us, and ht, so EuGhshnsr, was bOuoa to
slsEtr that insult. w, aDtirg a. became e great
people, had only desired to pat dosn that Whcn We
believed t. bs great blot 90 humaGity-he meant
the Slaye'TaCe. Hosr, hear In oruer 10 90 that
We hSG gwen certain Instructions. Be Il that in toe
les. Of LIE mon IT. and II the desire 70 co their du.y
yourg men hsG been uced 10 80 beyond tie strict
lire Of tleir Instructions. He ssd grest peops-e
fiioIdlv peope-hsd made that a reason Tor indul,-
ins t. aOuse-f he might the pArsse-of tue
CCurry from which they supposed those .astrue-
tiops 10 have smSna'ed. He believed our ofi,ers