New-York daily tribune., 1858-07-01

kiesI Zeal OF ceIsL4.slJl Sl.e Pcftons i-i-J S"N-
70 q; b sd7is WITH h'n, az, .long etaen, <'.a
Dr. LushugtoD. Tt<y acre framed IN the M 5.
I. npersie spiEit, s1d .ier they we're --sued t9ey
we're comuui icfs1 - The GovernOe1; o. the Oei.7u
s..tca. DarTs fteeo !'ars -ho'e 'a'u l-,I9''
had hssn actef "a 1taou, aby interruption 10 An
cahla rsa-,ous Eox ire q1ssi'ou sTosa Eastser tue
tnet tad been made hal s'sc fm ne IT,
ere I'D ylsl.nce-yef5eps az VV<-stey5cZ Of t-ty-
90 The psr. of msEdsrs OF british cTaisers or rom
the un~Dlbgress o. tos a1sIica1s :, submit = the
execution Of those 5s>uc ions which Or Dfteu yess
ttey tsd seen prsc4,aiiy carried ont sud IN either
case wat wss tho 6uty OF Der A4-s sGoyera nsnt'
II .he hrst case, tse eu.y sas ~ ss,raI ne over
zeal # cuI de.-, and /. bee ne " 6 5teat
stjoD ~ scEDoE e1ge sDd rerAlr any FTerg -, TAI
be- done. IT, OF the other hsnd TIE Are:c4na wee
un Wiling 70 see those Instructions cer.ei int edsc7
il wou BE- Tor her hsjssfys Govern rrIelt % c'noert
with the Amsricsn Government such MEASURES IS
tine to tay ms; nose should be. |, w,I
lever sLi tne purpose o: the AneIlcans u carrying
on thtT cUGlGnIce tn the Chloese seas Hle'e
pirscy prevailed, t. after plra'e snip bad taken
ind pluadeTed an American ve''e ana Pc aap'
killed tho crew, che he'd only TO ho-, British
flag aB1 tnst that nag was n protect her
sgsnst 4XaUIiBaiil n. Bat, So the honorable gentle
men bao jHstly ssiJ, josas vera 10 great ns,ioni
having he regard for t1e rSnts % aum:ni;y
eld ne HIrd Rd.s.i dId not tank yeTS N Ich cjn-
sfq1es attached IN the speeches. m s1s on
tnis suhect N ,h. American Clngress. H. oaleved
TIE interest Of tIose Two sre.t n.tons was 70 .inaa
ed, sud ne happy 70 near tuF, Nu.le yer Nso
20 be tber cec ion ss % she ospoJOn of the squad
YoD it wes Lot the Intention Of Her NJ ssty Go gerG-
nett 10 deviate from that hre u pocs winch - h-d
nos foil ned Tor ~ many yeirs, ana woica y" wee
just IN contihung. DE Only wi'hed intntr - e1
yress the pleasure be had e.t N hearing the temper
a.e ard sb.e s.stenert of the UEcer Secretary for
Foreign Affairs fCheersI
Lrd P.LsERs rOs sala, some question hsvng arisen
ia regard - tie grUuld ~hc1 cIAi ers @er ent
empress the sl.ys.t.sde on The coasts OF Cabs ns
gLt STATE ibst tat erTspge1eat was adopted In
d.eieIcs 10 the frequently expressed wishes ot Par
uent ard 10 constqueI ce OF the repeated 0eput--
liuLs which cane 10 members of the ste G)vernmsDt
ursipsihat cOuJse. h vs. always 10 BE- expected ro
oout. that wnsn sn edditioiSl bunber Of IosoertUg
snd preventive snps appeared opon new station
those WDCse improper proceedings were thus OfooSIt
under sUVsrvsIou should eLcesgOI 10 Ease an ouciy
ard thoulo D-lepesei the transactions that might
take piece. He nUpeo the Onpialrts OF shica they
Lsd heard 80 mucn bad of'Gnsted very mgch 10 tnSt
way. II was bu, jus. 10 tAe American Goyefanent
pressCd but manifested tbe came feeling tnat
lad been thown by the people Of EIglind
10 regard to the suppression OF toat m)-t
sbomiDsbie crine- the sltve-trade Hear, bear
Ire Auercsns hsd by law made that offense liable -
the besvest punishment, aLd Whenever American
cruseis bad been sts'oaed to cooperate with b'i-h
cruisers in rhe suppression of tue slsVo-tr sde the
An, ricgn officers I'D d0ns their duty and nsd co.
operated IN tie most cordial manner with the British
Ulcers. Rear hear. lie hoped the Government
would urge up,n the American Gcvernment to scud
American cruisers 10 the COast Of Cuba IN o-Gsr 10
prevent By their legitimate act On that abuse Of
their fog by spanish, Portuguese, and bsoots Of all
nGtiCus which the Of tne present msunier-
s:srdiDg between us. ftlesT. He gate cOacu'red
with the noble Lord he men her for London IN tnipk-
il u w4s impossible TO a nut the naked principle,
the hosting OF the flag of any particular couory
was Ia be ttken an unequiyocsl proof that the
vessl oDged TO the coIdtry ~nose hsg sue hos ed
1t well kno gn that every vessel carried ipr slg-
ns purposes he flags Of v.rOns couutl7s; and - ths
simple hoi-ting of the sg Of Ergtand or the United
States or of any OF the numerous South American
Ststes to be admitted as compete aud sniieisat
proof OF the uaOnaty If the yessel piracy OF eysry
oescIpton wOnld roam the sess with impuo'y, ana
every couutIy possessing d mercantile navy would
feel the disastrous consequences OF eucu an al
nj srun. Hear hear. He had not understood the
bonorabl. sen,emap, The Uader Secretary 20 have
stated that the Government hs1 adopted that prioc-
pie 20 the extent To winch he had referred He mad
been informed by his night hoocie6le friend tre lac
Fnst Lrd Of toe Admiralty that no Instructions hsd
be, sent 10 the cruisere the Cuban coast different
from tbose Instructors wbl,h were agreed On IN loii
IL oonceit WITH the AmeIcan Government be pre-
sumoC that the fresh lDsructCOs winch h6d nov been
seIt out would be communicated to Parliament 10
order that trey might juc ge IN wet degree ia former
instructions hid been modified. Hear hear.
The CHANcLLLOR OF the E1cHE9ULR had listened
with very great Satisfaction 10 the ooseryaJns OF tne
noble loro the member for Lone on, an thought tina;
the best the violent speeches bat hGi been
made in the American Sanste would be the CAIN aud
dispsssonste discus ion that had taken place that
evening. Hear, hear. His hon:ra Die freud the
der 81 cretary, in bs statement the part Of the
GCvcrnm IT. bad not stated wnst he lthe Casocelior
of the EXchrquer) nigh mention, that without III
ctOiig the poLt g which the noble lord had Just re-
err.d and which they had not 10 auy way Conceded,
ter Ms.siye Government after point ~ out the ter
rbe abu,e OF tn.r flag uo0er the preseot system, and
that piracy Of the most hagrant character might %
commute O, had invited TIE Government OF t0e Jnl;ed
States to fBV1I them win tnelr Suggestions as 70 the
nooe BY which surh ttlTgs MI mt De pre- vented and
anti,
srd # possible, 10 con bne Vth that Government 10
any arIargement tba might promise rat tisiaetoIy
solution oi the cultcs WHICH bJth Governuent. at
pIeseIt tSp-Ilencec. They had not as ye, received
any answer 10 that proposition, bat he was pcced %
believe that il would be received by the GJyenment
Of the Utttd S..tes IA tue same spirit a. had been
offered. dear, bear His honorable friend had
20 fully entered into tie question far as at pres-
tnt masters Of The Geieil- taa. it wac DJt
Iecesssry nJr ild-ed woud 1t be convenient for
him (he Chancellor Of the Exchequerl 10 20 ~ auy
length into the subject. lie confessed he looked
lorw ard with gTest cJi Fl 'ence that the EXISTING
miscouc ptlons would disappear rear, hesT ],
and thet their occurrence row would ieed 10 an
deisisnc ing upon tn's subject that would prevent
newell OF them htresfter Tlea', hear lie vas sure
thai both the AWericsD G0yernUent ard the AmeTc n
people Woen hey mad eN4Daed thorough tRls su %
ieci atd had p,u-ed aid pJadered over al that had
occurred WULd feel tha. l. Was )I the s1y4ntase Of
both unlits and lUT tie bent IL Of CIV hzaVn that
there sh Uid be some clear Undertaking - 70 LIE
uilttC Cou'rt WlIch DOH GOVt 1nments sruuld takc
upon this Inatfer. Ear IRON. beng alarmed, ne Fas
lot oisplcastd 70 hear that American ships Owar had
been selt nt1 tue Cuban water because lie crcgs
Of thOee vessels would themselves De Witnesses OI
what wss taking place taere, and he dl1 II Gcub.
that they would aSt sUl ths same promFUess aud
hdshfy tley had shown on other occasions, All %
which the roble lggd The member for T.ycrt0n nsi
borre witness There wes also another ressOu way
lie ok 10 OCmy Oi our relations s!tl tie Uni
ted States, however threu eGng they mig1t appear.
Ii was b,cau-e upon e. tie gEea. principles OF policy
which Influenced the system Of tue Cnlted S-stes
there was between the Government OF thst cOua.ly
a1d tbs. % her Msissty, generally speaking, com
The cer.rsl exuarsiCn u the ULi'ed stA.es W I'D