New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-06-18

49, NJ ,., r,u,t Lave b<en aware of It; aud ns q q
tie Ameiicar Mui-ttI would not have agrfeL "
for az asecstsim,pt q toe facts u tue "oolo k,.r
a c,ssa sst,. spct O ground OF dl'cus lou Wso V'''
10 h. er.ef,d upon az oDce. they hhu W -. "a
what Il e British L'enenelt a Ner'io" - '' ,c.,.
,,,,u. ,u,u.rao Cula sudeg COuot ''l 1'V' 49,
pr,c,e.ices Meaf tune. Nc ooserNE 7"'-' -. "
sr,,,cs, i,rtsl, " oich bcsr on re cio' hp' W
romCt,ls suc IS olcs vii Geo cave - 10 =: >i.ou ~
the Ans, sieaos d,ste 10 cets'.'4 49, - '"1 ''-'e
Il" n..,,csc r. .iie,t on tho AFrir'n coa't writes
80. ,nce All, lSgs tie Eobi-h CRUISER. ha7e esp
tur,d t4ent, Two sieNefe ot 49, ~ ~ 9p'
hr1r,r,,-fne greater pumher Del iDsi hS - New
60 ps,or A. New q l"hns. AbniD: a !. Iuisiana
,,u,,,s,er III B0toD a. 0gc ddccr0'c r .Gtes teF
tbs C,vefrcr Of tno S'ate, & ~. NWk'h'. las r.
si.eA a i,tfei tr III hoW-furk, Cf'rjug supply al
a,'vs Arrears tie most 6dvsala,;e Ous tetIns, Il
A.. safe e l., us fhCgld adup' too Dc@ Fr7"cb
roley, vbicn the j.. gslatuIe wa thou con''der'as
out portponto. Ioe app icaGt Tor the agency
eiizen vi Ne .. ORR. pTOteeees to baOF " du ODOd.
tie ara il ready 20 condGct the cO1tr4ct
CTS to tie moot iGeoiAbA polGts OF the coast r oo-
taiLIpg sppIeCtioes, " hJut mOestdt., N fOm duy
quarter; enc he boats Of fdrd ct eApsn7nSe aga
kuowiet 20" Il tic bus,e's ~nich would bs Aiglly
valuab.e 90 tue State vi l. uisisne. oaca lhc!Geh9
prepare IA fooug tn4' ;ucro o:e tao sles to tins
cOttrOTciey, os TO eve'g ether
Gee pit Of eXtitUe importance must bs urged
Upon Lon N,per, # be aAs Dot r4tiiisd OR Govern.
meat lion il are .dy. Il 10 sNpHl'z tina: Lord
BrOuet am bad nat '0"0rd go OK p tna ~ from Lord
Ciarecdon before .4st Saturday meeting - t4s bft
Hail where tno ~ d cODtt%sOr IN Tie cause spoke
;rtn IRE chair Win Characteristic visor- Inc one
ding noIe which w st'rd have Dech giad 70 hsaf
fen him Is atat LCf1 Ciarendoa mas 10 coy ID t1e
deeieIation of Hr. Mavor. publicly reched IL the
Senate Ut " asLt.t oD tnat CVuat " 4iew e. to1 NJ
Mavo7, q AInvicsu Mi. istor at Paris, tha r. Sisui
Lss no a C lpn 10 mske TO the rev French method
Of suupi,iDg nstye African labo'ers TO tho tredcl
coiOlts y Lie tue went Of the Dftlfh colonies ae
berg eeplled by the Coolic trsde. How stftemenI
70 nLtae lave AttoLed to eeos la.d before Tue
American seUbto is iucOtccivaOie 1od such hi's-
statement L4ust not lie alo req u iss unrepukod'
Mr. Case who ronacrs Lust # re sponsic for H. Ir.
Mavof sao C0uat VI sle@rhi, a4us. uiaA7 out among
ihel. low uCn LirIske Gryse, a1d II GheJ can -ho"
that cor late Foreign Minister ne bsf0ro tho
change IF Ministry efOrded any Jdsncatlon Tor suca
- n1tinn, 10 Is bgnly Ltcossa1y That oar Ia4ahcht
AID ~, pc stt uC kbU~ II. We do not pohc'e' now
ever ttnt Lord Clarendon ssid or Ga anything 10
We, ant such a version Of our os'nlGn on the cl8'
"luised Slave Tr4do" By which tho tfench H2Verh-
nett has oeep and iireparably wounded tue nope
ard C, uhdepce Of tue iSiitth nation aud ne WIN De-
the Lest frieLd Cf I'd Carer cOn wac sves nun an
Opportunity Of explaining the UaAI IN fari1-
n.cot. IL was about tie 2hh Oh Apt'i th"l Tue
oor,eepordeico WA pUblidhe0 a. 1sn'hgt)n, Ia
which il coLtaiutd M Giuvcrs lotter ieatoS lis IN
teryiew With Count Walewskl. TIE ti1 3s nav last
ano the Pro Slavery public througtoG. u states o.
ulte0 Id the prospect .! tie Ehgli7h peope HlSMS w
tkeE "ieaA'Iclsn" about tie f'ave trade ~ all It'd
forms. This very recent ateodoto sbouid !9dc7e -
us The probability tua5 mistakes Of qua conseq lencS
may be Involved IL tue American accounts III tne
in tue oa.e; for The policy Of BLOCK a9Gg C1be H noue
Of our.-sby thaI tnet ii nportIog Cooi % lno
our colonies. While pro estilg With h7id BfouB6am,
against Ekenifg tie engagement OF COohes TO the ell
tspi.g Of rtg,o on tie FrcGth plan, agrco with
lin lr d;seppIv a'ivn aha dislike OF the method Oh
supb, fiOm abroad labor men may be had on tie
epGt- Ia the SAGE way, wh'io fdiy e1PoctihS e.
uiRuat.lLs which 6I put new TACO on tho pfOc3 9d
ines Of cur cruisers the colt, we thnk, as We naVe
aw avs thought that THIS mar ne guard pohCy IN re-
gaio 20 tie slave trade s clduEy y, AGA mis-
"a ia ~ ~ n m
We have always said Gnat events ere Nv only TOO
p!siriy sbo~ipg-tnnt whllc thc'e ID Slavery there
wll be sieve cidt', ard while there IL Gl@vc udi
ket there will be q S,ave.Trode. Locking bick and
for ward lrm this position thore is something aoand
aItly mouInf0l 10 what sec Colonial iato IN
penty at The otPcsai Of Ourselves, trarce, SPAN,
and Hol G'd Tor tno production OF so6aF' COTTON, aon
everything want labor in plenty en- the spot, Il
duls encouraged and oconotnIseci c"Pt.. hh0H' ~
hoa O. ala .ese6 10 tic colonies, enocshto Seoe'a'S
the wealth U i@iue cebtnfIee; Hecnan'ii iuPtoVc-
merit accommodating 20 last &c to eupeIeede II properly
sppls tie labor If whole tribes # baroarc neg!oe
and barely Oerated Cotes; and N A!Cd ltseii az "A
IDdis, whole realms oil in1usuiai Prdaucuon onIy
Let0Dg opeIog to pom then wealth. Vi raw ha'eI al
into out Vfactuilg DISTRICTS There are inc coc'-
tions CoLfoed to Euro natl ns for use ana en-
TO- melt. How have tnose stloIs used snd erloyod
tteml TIE susW Ell ,es what We see. ia tue spot,
the md get supply Of labor pogecod, inruted, 3i
driven swsy; the iar East, COoie trade 60 mia
nous in ANoiJan bsnds that toe Untod states Com,
useiOt b6S sueo CrCeIs OF tho mos stringent Bud
70 check the abuses perpetrated by hi cOuntrymeD
IN the West tnese sea-squabhlea, ard perPetcai
warfare of fraud aud lUice al ieund the coasLs vi
Cube; il AiricS, cruel breaking up OF promising
ipduAry and CONNIE roc and tue renewal Of barbara
wsIs ed NJ leh kidneppogs; al home, complaints ri
prOp'ctOs and cbpiGett; ard 10 the cJl0uice, uuWt-
hleness to apply meeting resources aud mech anne Al
iInprOv ME ia tho c1b,uets oil epues bickeIi0g
aLG ICmOnstIaGCo aud evasion; and torJughout tho
entire ccle all going cut OF their way, and doing
mischief, for Of usng the direct Inoans 10
al hOb1s 81 enc Suca is the spectacle which may be-
as 6CTAQe W6ipOle life t-elf is, O comedy 10
" those who think Gro q tragedy to those who feel
We gan ccmt IT. hOEever, from Lord BrOashain, aod
from Cner quar- trs, whence we learn that production
Is sOuIdiy and regularly advancing in our Colonies
generally that labor ID more and more eeopOnLed by
mechGpioe, places ard that the sufcishoy Of m
dgct labor lie becoming more apparent every ycst.
Tie returns of pfO0uoe ,hO@ that this cheerful view s
the true CBe. II We had made the best of
diticun from the cay when Slavery al )shed, or
suocSee and prosperity might have done more toward
e1tBgorhing eSc'y sort of slave trade than all treaties
and iuineTr. Socn a stlu our first duty.
From The London Times June (.
We VIII crGw u Jew minutes upon the Inauguration
OF our rVaaere. In tce year a. - 1898 tho United
Stgtes OF America, having ten hled up the grand
OuthIe eXpitssoo In then tltle stretching hom Bar
r0as Strait TO Alag Han :, and comprising popula
iiCD C rear AOUUOUtO, are enabled + take Il hsh
Rrourd 90 rorol and religious GuOsiioDs-Gt least IN
that aspect Of them which is most d.sagrec"oic 20
ether ptuple. AT the call Of an uncoHproulsng PAL
ltnIOBy they have constituted themselves the pro-
reotoIs OF ell barbarus or semi baIoeroue Da'looS
sgairst the vices onG tre IMMORAL rGnics OF cvFNa-
tiCD. SO they have Sent torth q or Two cets Oi
cruisers GIL over the ocean - atop tae supply OF
OPIUM spils all Intoxicating liquors. 20 tho aces
RhCee seokuess appeals 70 their protection. Iaor
cruisers haunt Lhe bay Oi Bengal the Chinese "ds'rs
and toe Malaocs Straits, bang the crsit OF Gil ma
tloLs--tbe BIi,h particularly sl!L blank csrtT!dse,
Cr round sh0t AS 1t may be. They order our SINGS 10
lie to- put n UOats. send on board egGggerins an
kee tticerr, who overhaul the ships pspers, ask