The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-07-09

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rgs net estabiiahed by international law least
cesas that a agreement bs made amongst the nations
y The nasosalsyo the ships and esta ,sh their rgA
70 y,.5s = s as wsse very sorry for 4 but
sopbism II 1t wss true that police hsud be neccsssrT
not certain Suspicious regions but on the entire
would be The right and the duty Of esoh nasias power
those who should usurp their flag Bat the urgency q
that general maritime police b hess than jusasd iods-
the trade H. for the repression Of the slave trade ons
thinks 70 assmiate 70 piracy We have 70 Acknowledge
tive The ELECTS asd the results Piracy has M object
the robbery OF merchant vessels the slave traders do ee
:.s suysnpE better than T Cross the oSs.a
with reference this trade is therefore, the coast *
Africa, nowhere ese the Earl Of kalnssbury has
acknowledged in bis speech
From the Courier du Havre Jnus lsl
posS. Sd NJ % ss
concludes BY ths following remsrks-We have trans
Lated tat curious specimen Of Yankee rhoaomonads Tor
one by one all the assertions Of that article woaA
require volume. We shall not take that trouble. We
Dragging document me NEW York HxRAID, comparing
war between the United States England 70 the 6rmeaa
war hrs In Europe the United States would come the
Anglo American war the first Ia tho world The assima
qusred in the dimsan war the frs position in Europe.
s ess BY the material force which Is however rress-
ble that abe be- brought . bear IN hat contest than y
diantsressedness before, during and afr he var, ths
nobleness and The justice the aim for which she was
such France has made , has been crussde In favor
Of civilization, and she has returned from with he
war, such - the New YORK HERALD seems 70 scent
With such pleasure, would be war Of prvaeer. in which
y IL
should take advantage OF the oommoon TO seize
the properties Of their feeble and powerless neighbos,
Such might be fruitful In the manner OF the gen
temen Of the hshway-tho knights Of tho fog-Sut wiz
the United States would have territory twice as consde
rable as the one they have now they would Of
woS %ea o. 70 E
corrupble history weighs the nations, much less than
some small State occupying only an mpercepIbe point q
menis, and principally that ono which forSlds the a.
well 70 nations as to individuals.
From LIE ConstituhopneI June ls1
The above named Journal anay the speeches deli
vered In the Senate in reson to the report Of the Oo
mittee Of Foreign Affair.", and remarks-
in which offended patriotism does not try to up
hold Its apger-in which indignation, provoked
by, "Bsi.ish insolence," bursts out into the most
belligerent pr0vocations and the most direct
cbaiepges-n which, finally unanimous desire 10 via
dictate national honor and 70 reaate force BY force,
we'll undersood the question when she shows grsa
spirit OF Cancellation and when she speaks with much
have arisen There Is so great differences ia the iaa-
gusge OF the two nations such contrast In their attitude,
that one quite surprised 70 meet SO much energy and
fury side and 20 mucn patience and resignation
the other.
We know very well that England is wrong and our nrt
has been that she proclaimed loudly.
Her newspapers do not leave any doubt that point,
for every morning they their act Of contron anA
lsrsic ssores Is however, only Alter having real Il.
speeches with which the Capitol OF Warrington has re-
sounded hat We have been abba 70 spprsci.se all !hs
merits OF England this OCCASION Ii IL but then that the
apgelica vIrues which We did not know that she was
eted with bave been revealed to our eyes In oil thor
Brightness
from the same journal, June Gil
During q discussion which has just taken place In the
Huse Of Lords the slave trade several orators msds
show OF pbisrtbropc aon which might have mad
The ssOn Of the Indian mutiDy but which wss ~
tally misplaced when addressed 10 the immigration 10 the
French colonies There have not been ~ far rs We are
aware thousands Of prisoners shot, hung, blown from
the mouths CT guns In those establishments without any
form Of trial The anti Chrstiln spectacle was NOT pre-
sensed In the middle Of the nineteenth century, OF
gwen given up 10 all the passions Of . soldiefy-shas
10 psge and murder Our colonies NJ presoaf
pure feeling Of humanity and without mixture, - with
Others Of selfish calculation We have raised the former
NIT them to enjoy all the rights inscribed in code q
laws. Much more, have added TO these benefits IN
profit by them We avish the dement's OF educaion on
them. Public relief organized In our colonies win
sss.ssSie zeal ,na charity LABOR largely rsnans
rated, provisions are cheap liberty In complete, and
poverty affects none but the vicious or the lazy me Coz
operatives 10 The manufactures OF Europe IL ID, ab,ve
ALL infinitely preferable 10 that Of The Irish, famshsd,
and forced TO expaate themselves for that By
hundreds OF thousands 10 America Let England ex-
anime hcFself-let her inquire what trade which sup
plies the savers established the coast OF Africa with
the merchandise suited to that 1sc she viii learn %
know herseH and she VII discover that she at least d.
VICES with the United States the profits OF that oo@
msros.
How does Il happen that every dfnculty between ths
E~wl
feet and condescension which any thing but hAbtus
her, while The United states Affects susceptibility and
sroossss The causes Of hs supnsncss on the part q Ea
land are traced, and are alleged, 70 be found In the
hands he supply Of cotton on which msssss ss socsi
condition OF England depends II The supply failed, EAs
land night them In Der turn cIrcrence aterble govola
England prudent aud moderate and which, other
hand irspfea the United States With border
ing perhaps on temerity
The Great French Canal Projects.
N. BELLY's POSITION IN SrcARAauA-x Oh Les
sErs AND THE sUz CANAL.
raris (Junc 23) corrsspondcnce or tho London rmea
Permit me TO add few words respecting the coayea.
ton Lately signed between the Costa Rcan On NcarAguaa
sss on .bs one hand and Fell. Bsl,y on behalf 2.
the French Government may hereafter turn This raas
action what political consequences may II
have may say excellent authority for affirming that
far a. Belly concerned, he Is not the ofisl or unon
Is pseiessed 70 be, The representative Of nsrcsntis
house DESTROYS OF taking advantage OF the concession u
On Il would Of any other enterprise that pro
missed well The confidential instructions given 10
n Belly BY the only employers he has 70 a,
with directly-psmely, Mllaud x Co-wcre. tbat no
should not only not put himself forward having any
mission from the French government bat that he should
dnaousc The Nicaraguans and Costa Rcsns they
nzed him 10 that capacity. The position Of negotatcr
70 him, and though he might and probably did,
repudiaie any diplomatic character, yet the csens Of
these towns seemed unwilling 10 believe his depias -
were the burphcrs OF Lego 70 regard Qscnn purvArd
ladies' OF Croye In that fair city Whether thcre De any
understanding between the French government and NE
Mlaud Company cannot say am assured there not;
but, 40 far as NJ Belly concerned, think am SAFE In
Affirming that be knows no one except thd company.
That the government, rather the Emperor has been
regularly Informed OF the negotiations for the c,nccssoa
OF enterprise OF which far back ~ 1875 pro
posed 70 make him the director, possible but have