New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-07-06
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probable tlat tbe nr@ssfs ,iss W CO. s5s
would be exchanged for iI5sIi ifSsFsTes
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to renew fHe sfsva sgssIs ~ s1 III, TY5s39
States and Ersnea s5Ia5s, E5s 80
with rerpr5 fl f1leE fiIsssstifaA An ~.
far as IA undeFsffa5 IL NJ Il s7sss. ssf sss4sss
with slaves Tnight Jsave 4 fris5 5sssh5 - 51
bein0 enabled t6 interiors V5;sI, - sssslss
I,effast EftoyvIefisTa IN bsg .l,.ss m II
Earl Aberdeen saif tFIis lsaitsaI, III ;ntss5ssfasq
law was quite correct
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tfar 7vas lnrIays5f III iis IS. 80 Ssii}ts R
N me Commons 4 further 7sFata 8aose vss@s an
Ft1e India vas,I,ftinns 7-ha,1 4 -, - sss 80
CToyernneut shonid vyt5rs5s fba eeT
tf0ns ana introduce 4 rpyylla4 Tyais JsI ssssss, s
forthwith done ana the alsts YVES VIZ, eg, NJ faf
loving week
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rines and sn1al.arTnat5 ,sg IA t5s sH
are armed with reeel1 di1e ,;ass 5sT 49,
can ire ttrss inns for ,1rss ~ 7s y
With tha ol5 vgean9r s1,1s stsTs Es &C., ~ ,5 ~
place me naval forces n (sraaf ISrsfsin Ss "A f
equality.
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tbaf when tire result ygas aassF{arp5i Tsa ysa
QIOUfp0 n ne uFisf1
On tht sth. IN tbe Honsa af ar7s H. ssos4
inns ware r1niT,,orfant
III the Honse III Cyof1rpona NJ T;tSgsvsY3 f. ss,1
TO an INQUIRY whether the PIeupostntiaYss n emma
had eeT - stricfed in o,5y1srs s5is fav ~
ffufh n fIe stafer,ent ~ 4i,at eiset Jss 15t 5tsi
teutjaiies Ead fsjli seretirna1T ysyy III a,ags3 ~
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Tlahate tI,e1 fs,oi+ T,.tsoss m W.. 4
Mr. FitzqeTatf h Yeniv "a Rfr TTjghs ass7 3Ssst
the (2nyerIn,ant Ma Tae,siqsf ,
in reference to the alIeaed oqtFarss Vfes c5ite
DossitIe that the ,gmnIanJays al s55e s-esssz ia
exceeded teir ,7Ttiase lI, n tte5y Es5 fis fss
Yneft yvori a 4, tG MATS ~ s5s
acknowledgements n v-aa' elFv;arz tjsse Ma esssz
which had Eeer unfinished wars ssossJs7
Ii proof Il this he read several csss s4 e sbes
tbe b AMERICAN iae baij F,aa egssg5 m, 5seov
were not Eraericans i for S ,as ~ nv
entire eonfifenea tl,af -Fa5 tIssss 80
known and when ma iis,lasisiar m flsia q153t rss
known ali tbe fIifcrIti 81 IL 5
'Ihe Government. acting uHfieF ia advice 81 t5s
crown Iaxgvers bai yi,5s,, ~, NV ssf M ssst s5
of IL fine AZ mace liIt fla f49vsr yssY,f
yited america to ioi IN TasiFfaipit,v - cssi gafs
Il was under c6nsderafinn yphsfhag tle s5ssa5T
should be withdraw fFor1 fl1e f16sn s.afsYs mi
raoIaead an tbss eoaes IL tfAs ty sfvs,g s1es
Mons had Seep @ se o
ina fine etrietrsi 1,l.i,5eee and ssrffo1
m Rnahncs fhnngI,t fl,a Sfsfenagt ~ eT, E;fx
geralf4 most conriIiafarV ana ,5t III ia
position had not been initiated IN 5nef5ess rbe
language used ia the American Congress Vas nn-
worthy of great country. They had always assumed
that England wished 10 insult them, but lie hoped
i they would now learn that she had no sneh dssire-
Lies had been told in the American papers or the
purpose of pandering to bad habits and Be would not
Eelieye that the commanders had done Anything To
call for the censure Of our own Government
/ Lord John Russell said II the Government con
Quoted the affair in the temperate spirit manifested
by the Underseeretary, there could be no doubt that
the House Of Commons would not hesitate Ior mo-
/ ment to give them its support.
Lord FaImerst0n said the cruisers had haen sent
into the Cuban waters in consequence of the wishes
of Parliament and Of deputations to the Government
and also in compliance with tbs wishes 0g the Aari.
can Government themselves He hoped der aIsicg.
ty's Government would nree the Anerican G0gsfn-
ment to send out cruisers prevent the abuse the
flag Of the United State1, which had been tile cause
/ ofthe difficulty
4 Mr.. D}Israeli said the best dispatch that could
be sent to America, was the calm and dispessiegaSe
spirit in which the House of Commons was discussing
the question. He added that the american G0Eern-
ment had been invited to engage n measures To pro-
tect each country against abuses Of its flag. He had
1 confidence that the existing misconceptions would
speedily disappear. He asnOt annoyed a6 american
ships,ofwar being seut into gdban waters, beeau1s
they would there see for themselves what had taken
| place.
4 Thesuhjeet was then dropped.
Admiral Sir Charles 0gle Senior Admiral Of tha
i British navy, died on the 18th inst.
The debate in the House of Lords, nn the slave
trade attract3 the general attention OF The Press
The Times saws.
Al tlp Trasant X IL aisns tAaf f1 stFneggIa
asainst tba slave frada has reaeled I'll