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


(Bss-. hssT) rtn' "a eaiy cne ins.Aoce raers was
AS lie csse q sap Ecart rna. ship, according TO
sfe Nav YoEK BEEiID, u Nay 81
VS. on her soys.e from Hsvre New Orleans when
the ns s.5e o. Jl6s ~ belsg quite light Bssh
slsssr ,sns.t slol s;tr ard her c.P.sn .sd b. VISA,
ceeccr (ae-rl Cspsn srYsn, ssd he Soad ee GLAD TO
c Ds ss so As ss.g
.0sas Of s l c aS Ss Sss ssns
ep ss SS sSs ssoS nut zoe , 40 o ss, as per
no hee unSer sesea asrs to ee opened Oh Jps Nay
The oss, ssseo D reuder ths sh,p aud
thai c@ IL 10 s tn eoadac, Of hs s.esmer her odcss
soa Sss sa es & % ns
seep.c 70 Bis vs WAS 20. pr,ing in any ssnss Gap
without referring to tho snp's log
In Bcssou journs tor, OF 2s,h ult, the following
statement appeared
Ihs brig Pulaski ospt.n H.hors. from oieafa,so. ar
,yes bee last sssnns ass reports that on ss L ias IN
BRUSH war ssaner s.iE rssea nd sss-d wh are she ss
iron q. b9and ba vas ~, rrauesed 70 hssvs TO- nr w.s
thorn he sader of ihs steamer hi sf
us my doesn't shipm sser would wien speaking smother
III. brig k.. xerrits.w osp..ioleordon from s.gu. !.
he osptAiA she no. troubled the British and no
s maze % h A00a
csp.in Cline The boarding osssr Of The M:rcs ss.,
on aud Of every vessel from cu,s which
ss oo.s.1ed A .s n.ssd 70 hs souS Of one
oens ssny Of se aoes .b byin esen ID int, psst
ing beer nred q, neither he The kne sny
o. Is. saoets was too ciea irssn.sd rsaSssy
srs her has SeS Gaesaars and sSosss Of again Thoss
who Wish TO crese ssnsslon and see tin 'ns In prn
elsy the cuba trade report appear anxious
TO avoid giving offence.
(Iear bear Nov il 40. bis wish TO make any oo-
alton which should in any way cast doubt upou the
bc~a fdes Of tae American governm.os dear, bea)
Hi, only cesire ressrriog those stat 10
Justice 10 the conduct Of BRUSH otcerp, (n-ar hssr and
aiso 20 exp tina, ne entertained frn and
confident bope tnsi uppa Inquiry orca
rbaph -a.ait nap Da
fsctry arranged Arctner ,ircumstancs which strength
thst best ses an admission ia paper wh 70 ns been
laid before that soase % tue Am sricluiy nad
been very general WA, he meant that the aueri
dag MAJ neen used not As re9-e1onsog free ADJ
ciyzsd country, 5dt,st II bad been proJitute' I, toe
worst md basest purposes (aesr) He Eel, entre
that when tho whole OF tia crcu instances o the
case broGsh oadr pOtce or tue American 60
verumett would h found that they wou'd to aisposet
70 treat the question 70 conci,iatory msencr AMI tnst
relations ih those the other eide OF tae Atlantic
would be maintained uoupstret. as would nos 10.
for the honorabl- esnte what ths Sf her M
jesty nert 70 TIE csi of the American
government thst tho rent Of search or o. vnsilon
shyuid be renounced This right hal no d,nbt
et.ut OF rritai,n veel the 20 nsors an
schd,err might Mars ten The prrc'cs IF p-es.tng 'uern
7n-nts of is cou ntr had been dind TIE Aps
ricans II had become the duty tne, a nsr M.jestys
government in ccnseqUsnce Of tue unfortunate circan
were our rights; whether, II We hit suca ryas,
should Ne prepared o. stand oy ths aot whether
them my had accordingly taken he adstce Of M ,a,o
officers Of tie Groom, chJse decided oDtatn that by
Sernationai law, hIi ytght IF sstcsno right ofri
STATION 'choer IN time ofPsdce That bang so, he ned
soy ny had thought iooad be unbeeoming in the
British gorerrmert delay fr mt the droWd Of
Mis conclusion 3li snile they perfectly Tedget
thai England hsd rsbt visit Amsrcaa vessels
gagged peaceful commerce. ,ud. toe other haaf,
be wrougts cay c,uutry shou1 apanaon the DO
Icy had noDorscly Distinguished her, %
should 60 employ Der fleets 10 putos 90 va tae
slave trace. On tAis pn the position tdkea BY the British
rctv thai tohich Of TIE most able
ts,s pares had laid do,vn by G,e-1l C1ss his
letter 70 Lerd Napier In th1, docums. there his pa.
sa9e:-
natl character lie .bo coly does
ssoo csssssssr 70 -hcs see i 20, enaed saa ssus
uooer fsse cocs sns csnoot be protested nv tnis ~,
iasn,s o. PERI mus. ee d-sr%nea BY tie on YER bear
scs eclSer 80 mns the pSions ,ssn,y ss.ssl he as
te'uirsa at tee nae h.zsrd 70 him Who dou,oy the asS
Ib.re doubt MAJ ss cirrum stances, heh woaa 60 far
fo- sucn vio aioa OF It's scverelgpt, II the hoAruag
officer hso us grounds for sapicoa ant dsposled himself
irury sro pes~essiy retiring when OF his e-rH
ciamston.
this he believed, ~As strictly the position which We
entitled 20 tske by International law rae American
gevernoeot bsa tbemse acknowledged on the face
G~oets Csss' State paper IN be that winch
suhjs ~ serious recs a,ioo Al this
cruisers ir future 70 pursue (aes. hear The roa)rs
be gent bad also whether soy ADDITION bad
male s.s s,n IN ON s
such ADDITION h.o tsk-u plscs And be might say fur
tter thai pad necessarily come under ner considers
ton whether the couou&nce OF our squsfroa IN those
waters requisite tor the object wnica had In
view and whether there were not aso aaaohe1 % its
Continuance there objections OF another aud set
cbsracter. obsious that the question Of
maintaining squadron On the oosst OF Ant;s
ors on The c,.s, or Cab, s,t If,en ON ~.
# CuBd the hiohe1ye Of Aseriod7
Each DAY t c,uld not fad 4, NEST num ,eress yes.
ses of American origin pesc.sby easazed in ste And
oovious teat, IN carrying o1t the instructions
given them much must usoosssny left % the dcre
q ohcers there must arrays be far gr.ser risk
OF misunderstood ns-G not cosi,n-in tbs OF
sells such Whereas tue coast of Africa where
the CON merce was much more sca1ercd nws maon
character NJ suspicious soip tnsn
when snc among pumecr ~ other vessels pursaing
lawful commerce II wN therefore no. uoicr me ooos
dcrsuon of her se- sys government ~hetaer Gas not
more desirable at 10 whoraw sqsstron romtne
Cuban rns orsioal psa by woicu that b)csste
Instituted, he free 20 confess, afoDtsd the
susgestou OF American government bu, neither
gove unnent The government Of tns country Al tha
i'm. "a the grave objections 10 rni.b mai since be
come Isbe. inc honorable member had further asked
him whether any additional Instructions hal lss,y been
,np squadron hoS thore were the sruc.ions 70
the honorable member for Rrninghsm hai alluded
and which isseed q, @uisers toe coast OF
Afrcs 1T the trnsi when Lord Aberdssu nsld onis,
unoer SIR Robert Peel. Hs RICH. honorable frieni al
The bead OF the AamIrsity had foaod u necessary,
10 into oice, 10 eve eves more stringent IN
struciions, se greater cantoa ana dsce,o
u,ts had been rcro,iy Issued whch hrd grer rise
70 h iuoreassd acsiy e part Of crHisrs hs osi
tie prescott sovcrBtncst that their earliest efforts
we've on eating the greatest and pro-
ocroe those ergsgeo this delicate and su task.
(ueer hear He need coy add tnst ne ssre he Ell
preesed The eehm OF every man, not merely IA ~
house out IN he county, when De sia'si toa, more
ssis thing for The vzstn and bapppess Of the world
could Dot occur tbsp isunderstso LOG bwssn
ourselves and the Unted Sist-s. <cheers scsiing
this case, they p.ep-red % do, IN frank ant
cototaory spirit relying just senneuts Of the
America Eoyernmen. and sso Of the Amer5an people
vnen they knes the trutb--he believed he sNs not
speaking sauguDey when he SAID ne hal c)aoient
hope tha difference would ~ an early cate be ATS
fscsorfly ard am'cably settled Cheers
Mr. F0rnrtK thougnt that things hsd recently hsppsrst
which N properly appreciated by the American eDple,
would lead them a very different CONCLUSION from that
at which they had arrived. AZ the present me
there were too nations the world the heal
Il al he rest and who moving oovards In ther
course towards The civilization OF msnsibf Tbey
Identical their language, nearly Identical IN Their go
vtrr mert they both srrsDg from Tho same race, AMI
scre In fsc one patton n any obstruction unhspply
,srpoeed 70 check tosm ia Their career o. ciyhk.soa