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

t,es bad pat INTO the papers Of Asros that which Was
cant phrsss 70 dssgnsts stories shich nos true.
he (sr Roebuck) would use shorter phrase, aod he
abou, us q augh)-suc simply purpose Of paIder
Ing bad Ape ties Sure he vas thai the people
(ceeers)-ssd sure be Was that We wished emp oy
great powerfsr we had great YER though we ola Gov
cnoose TO ooast nia tho service Of mankind generally
(Iesr hear) 1--we wshed 70 put down the save trade,
twas not that desired 20 hurt anybody, but tnss We
wphsd to se0eds mankind ohs',s We TSn' 81 9s .rs
stories that had boon told, nor that an Eagsnmso ns
ever the exercise Of the power that was given to nm
hsd served 70 blame him for mis- conduct (dsr, near
He the people OF England 10 tois meus woua
%s,.p thai great position nj sI ae ;. Susd out
right they ord not wish 10 retain power which they
SsSs ssss Of q q.
would st the Same time take care OF sneR own nonof
LORD (. RUSSELL said, there could be doubt thu. II
her Najeety's government conducted these affairs In the
very tenn spirit indicated By the honorable saaue
would accord them it's ready support (Cnsersl With
regard 70 the facts Of tho csss appeared there Wa
gentle rzAn said tie Instructions had not been altered
since 1884, except 10 far that additional had
ent Of AmrrcsO sbps waA resp.ci 70 H. original
inasos they issued BY Lord Aberdeen after 0rcd
deal c0saSn ,Da p'9 ~ TX Somps'" r 20 oa,ss
framed the mast temperate spirit, aud after they we're
issued they to sns government Of tbs
rad been sc'cd on without any interruption to amtcAoe
reas'ons Now, the question arose whether tho com
vsiiancep-rhsps oversteppDg Of duty oc the part
spders OF British cruisers, FRO tho un viug
those insructsps which for fifteen pears they had
practically carried out-snd 10 ether csse what Vas the
suy Of her Majesty govsrnmsnf 10 the ds' csse tasr
duty 10 restrain tae zeal OF our conmAoders,
aid became great nsti9n t. eckuo Sisfge a,d re-
pair any wrong taah been done r. on tdeoher had,
unwilling TO those INSTRUCT ,ns ca:
RED Effect would be for her Majesty
concert With the American goverunen such measures ss
might os oscesssry In SUCH case he did nos venture
10 FAY shat sh6se ,asures shoud be. 1t would never
suit the purpose Of tha Auer.cAns In crytos on tae
cs 90 the Chinese se4 piracy fevsied, IT,
ater pirate shio had tsken ana piuadered American
vete apd perhaps killed tn ere =, she had ony - hoist
British lAg aod tost toa dag was TO psotec. ner agsn"
saic these we're ~, grea nations having the ga re
sNrc for the rights OF and he tL,ri Rasse
tue speeches mSas ths subj ct 10 the American
Congress He believed the iutsres. OF those two great
that ~astever to be tbe, de;ison to the dsp,s
t;sn OF the sQuadron It not the 10 eatcn OF her Ma
which we had Dow for many years. au1 wnoa
policy We we're justified In Continuing Hs only shsd
further to express the pleasure be had tet on
temperate and able abatement the Under Secresry ~
Iose PIxrsuoS ssid some question! having arisen in
regard 10 the ground which cruisers were sent to SUP
press the slave trade The coasts Of Caba he mg aas
ha that arargeme soas adopted IN difference to the FIRE
" the repeated deputatiyns Oaich TO members oth.
late ecve urging thai course was always to bs
expected, no doubt mat when An alanonei NUMBER OF
sta ION uoss whose improper proceedings were thus
brought under SUPERVISE should endeavor to raise an
outcry ana should msrepresspt the Transactions that
might take place He hoped the complaints OF wnca
they had heard much had orgnased much In that
that they hsd always not only expressed but maoestsd
eelirg that had been shown oy tho peope Of
ussle crims-sne slave trade (uear hear) The Amsri-
ba1 by Lac made that offence liable TO tho heaviest
pdnisou and whenever American cruisers naa oesn
suppression OF the slave trade the American on,srs bad
6oe their duty and had co ooersted Ia tbs ,s cordial
manner with the British OH ;ers. (desr, hsar) DO
hoped the government would urge upon the American
government N send American cruisers TO the c,sst Of
Cuba, in order 70 prevent By their Own lesidnse acton
abuse OF their flag by Spanish Poriu2 aud baa
otis OF oil nations when the cause Of the present mis-
with the SoSIe lord the member Tor L,odoo in thukog
II was impoesibs 10 adm the naked principe, that the
host ns Of the Dag Of any part, country ives 70 be
the country whose Gag che ntstsd. Il MAS ~su Known
tina, every vessel carried for signal purposes the dys Of
various countries; and the simple ho,tng OF the nag OF
Engsnd the United StAns or Of any OF the numerous
south American States ~ere 70 be adua,d. a com
vessel, piracy CT every description would roam
the seas with inpubty, aud evey country pos
Tuus corscaaences on uchran admission (Hsar IheAr
lie had unocrstooo the honorable gentleman 1.-THE
Uoder 5cresy) have stated that the nest had
soopted that principle to tbs which he had
f-rrto. He had been iaiormsd by hts right honorable
LORD OF the Aum1f kty tLAt no
s,rvcops had been sent 70 the crusers on the Cuban
csrs from hose insrucocs which we're agreed
en- IN 'sH In concert with the Amsrcan g,vernnent He
presumed thai the ffesh Instructions uhco mad now besn
would be nmon Gated 70 Parliament, 10 order
tbsa they night judge in What degree the former inruc
TIE CHANCELLOR on ms ExorzouES had listened with
VERY great satisfaction " the observs,oos OF III, noble
lord the member for Loodoo and ta,ughi that the best
answer 10 tse violent shes hb made
American senate would be calm and dspa dis
cus 10 tna, mad taken pa,e tna. evening sar hear
Ia
tie part the government had DOT sssed what ne e
cnanoeor q the Enohequer) nsa. Te1ao1 tan Without
nrred which they had not In any way conceded hes
Nsjsssys government sf,or pointing oat the terrible
piracy Of the most nssrAn character sh be commtci,
hal invited the government OF the United states " favor
with their suggestions 10 the mode BY wnich sacn
thing. might be prevented and had oref 10 take th,se
suggestions into considersion, and possible N combos
mi.e sssa .3ry solution Of the dicuIes which BON
governments Of present experienced rnsy hsf not o.
S:y. . s. but he
verpmont OF The UoI,sd States the sane spirit ~
bad been offered. (dear, hear He soaorAe.e fread
sent ne were masters OF the details, that n vas
not recossuy nor indeed would be Convenient for him
s sas sss sysse Hs coossea be o,sed forward
With great confidence that the cxisuag misconcs 2oas
occurrcroe noe would lead 70 an understanding upon this
subject ths would prevent renewal OF them hereafter.
Hear, he1 BE y" sure shs' ,ta the govera.
thoroughly this subject, aud hsd paused a,d pondcrcd
over ali tina, bad oseurred, would ieei tha s ior tne
advantage Of both countries and for the benefit OF cv
hzuiop that there should bs clear entertaining AZ
TO toe united shics botn should take
upon this matter. Var from beog alsrmsd, he va not
dspese1 hear that American ships OF sar mai be
sent the Cubso waters becsase the crews Of tnoss
vessels would themselves be witnesses OF What utAxng
place there and did not douD, tina, hey would sct
with the Same prompts ess and ddeliy they had snswa on
sAsious which the noble lord the member
rv r1u, had borne wtress There was aso another
Shy he took gloomy ves o. our relations with he
uoitcd STATES threatening they might appear IL
becsute upon al the great procpes of pohcy which
bauocced the system OF the Unitet STATES there Vas pc
tween OF that country s,d that OF her
Majesty, generally speaking. npete &C ,ordance We
seed With jcavusy the general expansion OF mo
United states; DID hnf In the general coarse o.
p,cy any of jealousy Or drrust on our part
and knowing that there was In general smoog me public
o. America sincere desire " culuyse ffsuily rcs