The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-06-23

have q gepuiue policy a. homo, which shuu,d har.
nonze ard render steaoy It's io's'ga alaaoces
propofa Of war 10 Congress- but the widest piician,
Bpd toe aes hesdsrong President that appesrsd In
in which the slave trade implicated What we hsvo
TO DO 70 wait, In steady patience, for tbs American
patton TO show hs pleasure 70 It's own rulers,
and 10 avoid regarding the executive at WASH
iDPton as, N this moment the representative
OF toe American nation II we are neither angry
nor hurried, but sderae towards . people iovov I'd
n great political crrs while resouts on our own ground,
the Amerr1Es will Indicate future duty by determin
ing their The obvious haste OF tho executive ~
cutcbipP nj money and power short We have only 10
VIZ f'tie and which arrives hrstthe true story OF
the "ouuaee,," The that the American govern
nept has dropped the mention OF them, pursuing the
objects TO which they were aatepping stone
from the London Herald Carl Derby Organ) June H.
toms ieescies 10 his successors. Whether WAS pre-
pared expressly 10 be at hand for when wanted
OF course are unable to state but the question open 70
veyy shIewd lecture. Whatever may have been the
orsers which have led 10 the unwonted activity OF
cruisers in TIE Mexican GuK-for that activity s
BILE fachey were orders sent out by the late
trace their origin IN The correspondence towards the
close Of last between Lord Napier and General
remespees OF the American government in It's
duty Of helping TO suppress the slave trade,
VIGOROUSLY carried on as in american ,S ships
states Secretary could not have been deemed sAdsfac
tory to the British government which seems to have
been suddenly seized with nexpressble desire to put
down that particular branch OF the slave trade which
flows into Cuba while showing itself quite regardless OF
The rev slave trade between Africa and the French West
India colonies remarkable illustration Of the atrocities
attending which printed Tuesday in our intelli-
from the west coast Of Africa s II possible that
Lord Pamerston may have seized the Opportunity 10
ment Of the Unitd States under couer Of his
tno,cn zeal for the Suppression Of the sldvs traffic.
Aadgwere orders sent out TO exercise the right Of vis
laon and search vigorously, in order TO excite quarrel
0ih America, 10 which the "spirited Minister might
have an opportunity Of avenging his humssion on the
enlistment dpue and perhaps dd new lease Of power
We are Of course unable 70 answer these queshons or
to affirm any thing on the grave point they raise But We
know what 10 said the United States and what the cir
40 far - they are yet do not con
tadct. Lord PslmeYston is held 10 be answeraole.
"when," says . New York paper THE HERALD,
Of She Cabinet Of Washington are, "when Lord
Palmerston found that he could not compel Louis
ssVs trade dee
mined 10 make great fuss about the slave question In
other quarters In order TO attract attention from his fail
ure In connection with the French Emperors plan The
suppression Of the slave trade but pretence-a subar
fuge the part Of Pamersorto carry cut his double
purpose screening his own failure and INDUCING his
true solution or not time will show. We mention 1t here
because is important 10 knop wha the Americans think Of
the matter.
But however that may be- perfectly plain that the
American government can never be brought 10
knowledge the right of search, and it wou.d
far 1t Is worth while risking . war with a great
ard kndred people fer the sake OF contested right like
me an 80 81
duct Of England this subject has been most copradic
tory snd results s most unsatisfactory. We almost alto
g,ther yaed West Indian colonies by suddenly sup
rr,ssinq slavery and subsequently, while binding Spain by
treaty and payment OF 100000 70 stop the slave
hnde into Cuba, allow that treaty TO remain dead
letter, at the same time opening our all important
market 70 the slave grown sugar OF Cuba At the
dulles a. free labor sugar. Thus, with one hand We
trade and with The other rritate the American govern
ment 10 the very point Of by right Of search
the avowcd purpose OF surpressng that trade Can any
how the Americans Spanards believe In single
minded desire 70 put dosn The Admirable uaHcf We
shs Of course be accused OF revying projects Of pro-
lection when say that the only wy 10 put stop 70
the slave tads absolutely 10 prohibit the importation
Of Cuban slave grown sugar that Is not TO be thought
Of bockadcs and right search will co little good, and
may produce much evil.
Tho Paris ConStifiionik describes the difficulty which
has arisen between Great Britain and the United States
the subject o the right Of search and concludes that
both nations In the wrung-Englsnd because shs
.exefcse control the other uaves OF the
world !" the United Safes bccaue they 'orer plausible
motive tho interference Of which they complain by
engaging M TRANSACTIONS ccncemned by morality" "rhe
stAte Of thrss" the above journal "s certainly
embarrassing Were the other nations 70 be raised from
the potion Of simple spectators 70 tina, Of judges would
they not oondemn 10Th ratcsy For EogisDd has sought
10 raise an eSoess o. power INTO right while the uned
States who usty claim the ndeps ndence OF their Dag,
thai sacred principle by tolcrspg the slave radeh
The Paris Patrte says that France does not now keep
prevent British ships Of. war meddIns with French yes
tels declares such attempt watching the coast
Of Cuba frivolous asd vexatious.
Tho latest French ministerial papers declare In favor OF
tho American WOW the queston OF the right Of search
and characterize tho African bIookadIng squadron an
utter failure.
The Eruption Of Mount vesuvius.
EArEs, June 8, 1858.
vesuvius Ia stin blazing away, and since wrote the
An-w zs~.p
sometimes point u has stopped but creator in
uenoc has then been given 10 the fluid another point
and .esln as apparently .s9s mount be. opened up
position 70 stop on the contrary, seems 70 be gorged
Nth the matter which II throws out from all directions
TO ia scsua state let me 20 90 far back as Tuesday whom
wrote. Two streams ere then lowing slowly from the
north fed oy hyo mouths one vent towards fo'so della
vettura, and the other TO the Fosso Grande Another
stream, fed by mouth which opened tho south sde
cut OF the old road leading 70 the Hermitage. This
ssfy m he .s. Ss ~. ns~ ,osd 70
Observatory would have been intercepted Another scs
10 be noticed is that The upper part Of the crAier,
perhaps, OF tho new mouths which have been o7cacd
In the district OF Otteziano The lava, which
flowing through rosso della ye,rano passed into ihs
Fsso fsvsone, whilst that the south side entered the
Fosso Grance, stopping afer short time, and then re-
covering rs course rapidly that In The space Of tro
which had passed the Fosso Grande divided into tso
streams Of which advanced road leading the
Observatory thus preveDtng the advance Of carriages
te that point The other stream destroyed some cut
waited ground and attn flowing Reservins for laer
Insertion the reports OF the eruption In the interval
from Wednesday 70 The present moment, which the
government has not yet published, give my own
impression OF what 70 passing at this moment have
Just returned from Rcsoa, and the stream Ia stoui
hours dstance from the cry-thsi Is 10 say, could
crawl MP 10 In an hour In q one.torse carriage.
It's advance, however 80 cspricous, that is impos
stie 10 what amount Of danger exists for this devot
ed spot; the streams 10 unite and ow do without
diverking iron their present path danger there void
be has already taken one or two houses on toe mdan
tain, and the eye would cay that 1t would take many
c<hers-h seems 10 be rolling down upon them Mush
lana has been destroyed, and poor woman who
uced " poverty, was only prevented from throwing
beref iro the lsvs by the guide, vncenzo Cozzorno
LAY ing hold Of her by the Nost who have suffered
a. vet are small propsesors, AMI many similar porloos Of
land are menaceo.
The spectacle from Naples s grand a. u be- We
suvius srded wfh IRE, aud from this girde 70
drop down jewels Of the utmost brll,pcy Al times
spot becomes much brlhsns than the others aud
then . deuce cloud rses up: there has been either
frcsh sush Of lava or slmsss fallen OF from the
blackencd exterior. In he intervals between tbs
streams appear thousand little tights though they