The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-06-18

TO the question Of the HONORABLE member for
pneyoo o ,n be begged 70 assure hin and the
tim on the part OF tne to prO1uce aoy cor
spondenre that had passed yde American gov
10 which be referred Her Hsjesys government OF
opoion that upon sech sec. me frank c,mmuni
cafinn should pass ttcesn both 0orernm nts and tia. tie
more epe,oliy the Americas gopsrnsent had publshed
some 81 Their COMMUNICATIONS Ut,h her Msstys Covs7t-
ment 1t was desirable thN s'miar publicity should be
gwen by her Msjstys governmens 10 ibe oommunics-
tont between hemse've and the glvsrnn
thai In TACT, tbs part OF her 4styB government
there should be upon the subject Al the
time the House we'll onuuuc stsons had
been made within the last 40 three Gays by the Ame-
rican eDt 10 be British govern Dept with pefe-
renee osoe which represeped 10 have
TAX TN pace the waters OF Cuba. These
inooiued qydoe chass d9oinst OF The BrIeh officers
command there No oioi4l communication had rssched
the British government of tina. nad
Gs 70 MAKE 10 ne co% MIMI ,gs s he 1ms,een ooo
srfDeu scas that any suct had .tkev plasc.
ssys aor ne' ana that "a inmedi.,s and ~ Careful To-
vestgaton should be male OF them (Hsir, ner)
some British t1lcers by the American government Il
impossible for Der aaes.g's vernmeDt TO lay any
satisfactory Information before tho House (hsar hesr)
but without moments unnecessary delay t1e cores
pondtnce would bs laid upon the IaoIe Her hAjesy's
government cad sent gu, nstyuctns TO the British OH
engaged in the waters OF Cuba ID exercise WITH
the greatest canton the powers nsr.led TO them tear,
tear.)
From the london Daily News June Al
This CO lis,on OF Englsh cruisers Win nerican
cban,men is dsagr,ea1ls affair II Is, h1wsvsr, necss-
ssy 70 bear IN MAD that have get heard enly
sioo OF the story PresdeGt 81 ,na1an (nr hts mouth
piece Mr. Cass after ing oaa side only lamps
at the crcusicn that the cotnpllnans have ssd the
simple truth aDd whole truth We bez lave 70 wait
TIL the Brill n oil ers' Of the sdln n
Ia a~ays wrong 10 dscioe sided tes lasony, 10
ennenty wrong 70 90 so on suca q1es IONS "a th differ
OF maritime nations about 1t and
of all those when 10 slave
and tho right OF search most peed cam and careful In
vestgaon. part Of the Ne~ YORK pubiic, always
sensitive this class Of quoerioos, has been
wrought up into extreme wrath BY the statements
~ azA
relates adventure with British steamer which viii
hardly be altogether believed by sensible people either
aide u the till J, Ia confirmed by the Eogsn
msnder. Speaking from good many years. know
ledge OF what the handlers of American coasters
captain Of the Mobile schooner IS unlike ali bis
like all commanders Of coas:ipg schooners every where
ms Sr5s and sos were ~Gss ne - on'
The imaginative element apparent In bis narrative
Of ,he whole business at eas In that which the New
are confident that his senses have deceived him. He
says tho British lieutenant tunnsmedl who examined
hs papers declared ave have orders from govern
W board every vessel fall In with 10 psssog up
and down toe Gulf" II this had boon true, Lord Napier
must have been aware Of IT, ana be and tho American
Minister would have agreed TO wait for an ascertain
nent or the facts OF tho whoe group Of whe such
ground Of discussion was ready 70 be sntsred noon 1t
they and must hear phdt the British Lieute-
ndnts rsrstoa IS and hoo the psriois tuspugsed COM
ande,s acconnt Jar Their recon: Prooesdngs neAntme,
bear the case, not remotely and which viii sso
have be explained the Americans desire establish
An American resident the African coast writes homo
that snce April 1857 the Eoglish have captured
twenty two sIayers, Of wn,cn all bat nescan
The greater number belonging New Yorx Boston and
New Orleans. Again, Loukiasa ne sspaper-the Baton
Governor wioslGe has receves letter from New York.
oncrine supply OF native Africans ON toe mos advan
geops terms, the state Of Louisiana should atop. tina
sderug, but has p1stpoped. The app icant for tho
sgency-s citizen OF New York-pro'esses 70 know all
about" the slave trade and rca ~ 10 cndnc, the con-
tractors the favorable ponis OF coast for OBJ
tanipg "apprcuticcs, vithou, mo,eslasion rom any
quarter; and boasts Of " q fund OF experience and
kpowe5ge" in his business which would be bghiy vaiu-
able State OF LOUISIANA Sucn prepare
Tor hnorg that there are two sides 70 this controversy,
one point Of extreme importance must be urged upon
lord Napier be has not s.tshed our mt upon
already IL Is surpr sing tbs, Iora Broashsm had not
obtained exPanaf from Lord Caroncoo before last
society IL Frcemasons Hal, where toe aged confs.scr "a
the spoke from the chair ~ith characteristic vg,r
nom hin phat lind Clarendon has % say 10 ne decara-
ton Of VIZ Nason publicly r.cted ia The Senate a, Wash
,nacn not Count yal,,ci t,d Mr.. Mnson, tA Aasuiean
Minister al PDis, tAu Engidnd has objection % makx
la,or,ys % ne TFsneh eoiont,, .oAss tas ela, u
trad. How seemcnt untrue have attain
Cd To being laid bef,re the AnersAn ssnais Is neon
TO pass ucrebuked Mr. Cass VINO renders h,m-elf re-
tpousble Tor rs, Mr. Mason and Count vale ssx mus
they chow that oar late for,ien Minister at va, be-
fore tho change OF Ministry AFFORDED any Justification for
ssen lotion, u = highly neosssny .n1. our rSsmsns
that Lord Clarendon said or dld anything TO such
version o. our opinion on tho ',dsgrsed slave uais"
by which the French has deeply and irrepa-
rably wounded the hope and conn The Brsh pa
ton, and ne will DO the best friend Lord Clarendon
who gives him an opportunity Of exp aiming tins mater
IN fariiament IL was about the 2sh Of AprA mat
the correspondence was publshcd ~ Wssaing,oo.
IN which h oon,sned Ar Mas ms ietter reix,ing bis
interview with Count walewsk. srhc u5ipgs tee ssst
and the prosisvsry public throughout the stsss exrltcd
IN the prespect of The Eogh pooale gving up their
paflcirfur about tho frnba
very shoad indicate the prosaony
,ss' msssss o. eagI ooessgusncs may be involved IN
We hars oarssires no ti1s The case, fr TIE policy1
udctcirs caba e NM Of oursany TAN TIA: II
Jof ting toOics coiUfts While prots.tng, with
lord Brougbam sgsn-t itsrog the ,gemeps " Coo
hes to the enappbg Of negroes the Freech pA,,
method q supply ing q ON abroad labor wtloh nay %
had the spot. 10 the say, while FULLY
prcceed 3 Of orr cruisers ID the Gu r.. tasai a. zoe
hare Arrays thought hdf his inc guard p1iicy IN
ovs, 4 is criainiy exf-pif,, IN ivs ard rr1asy.
We have alwsys ssiC-what cveIts only too
plainly sho~ns-li rhc ,Are "a silrery there vsit ts
slarc aortd, and rhae ere IS firre marked h.rs c
D. Stare trade. Looking back and forss-d from tsis
position there something abunasn,y mourufol 10 What
selves France, sran ADD Holland for production of
sugar cotton and everything cant; LABOR ia p,eaty
hnost At home and irvosied 10 the colSnies, enough
r. generate the wealth future centurieJ mocha
zee, Il properly spoiled, me labor Of wSoie tribes
~ barhnric srf barely tolerated Coolies snd
In Africa rer Tndis ~hols realms OF Industrial
procuct,n only betdng openpg 10 pour their wealth
OF material into uanufart1rrg tafrcts. These
are the conditions cophjcd European nations for
and enjoyment How have those ps.iyns used and
enjoyed then1 Tie les IN what we sss. On the
SPOT the INDIGENOUS supply Of labor neglected nsuIted,
and driven away IN the Far Coolie trade infa-
IN American harts that the United Coc,ms-
,Oncr hss sued orders Of the most stringent sni TO
cheek The sbusos porpcirsd BY his counrymen IN the
vest there SEQ squabbes and perpetual warfare OF
freed AID force, all round tho coast. Of Cuba 10 0ra,a
cruel breaking ~ promising industry and commerce
and the renewal 81 bsrbac and helisn kidnsppnss
at home complaints proprietors and capitalists ard In
the coiopies I, apply ensuee~nx
and mechanical improvements; 10 the cabinets Of
pres bickcr'nr and remons'rspce and evasion, AMI
thropehout The entire circle all gong OF way,
nra cone some mischief for Of usng the direct
meaps o a. honest end such IL the spectacle which may
be, Horace wslpoe says life Itself Is, %" comedy 70