New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-12-09
80 dawn from it, of disposition IL tho Gov

fr,r. now to adopt new Ioncf' ,,-,
ernm .s.,t.S ina. did not expect cisavowei nor
seess 10 imyuts :, MI, eIsodstopc an inten
oyen If the Eind referred 70, At the Same ti'le,
iS M, spfsc;entiy express my greai regret q,
Occurrence OF account q tho III eiiecis le "as 80;
a. have upon tie relations OF the Two .rnrv
On the one side, it would be reprn'eu III - = /
sswsrsrer in America and construed 20 az one'S'
Iyrotiiion Of the p0licT Of The Government eh' III
AXIS view 4 YVES scarcely Necessary ior ne 70 roy
Soy much it wodid tend TO increase tns hiiI''ou
Siyoedy very great there. On the other, Wsf nay nay,
irga great effect in concentrating Tue POiui"' iu01I
-.stion in this kingdom which vas sWaJihg every
S,y mora and more upfa,OTsbly % M. regretted
40 be Obliged to confess that from the oay OF my ~
rival | had observed regular ana s'eaey uecnhe 0
FOOD will toward .ss United Ssstes. LORD Lyons
Bad seen to see me IN ne mefhn8. WIN. 'nilo "o Eau
@ si1os ~ Fad afro icined in exercising our iu
septiou 10 continue etulost Efforts 30 corn,erset
a.sm I'm, for nv part was much less suiue oil
success when perceived the lnnHences Drought 10
Tsear uroa eviniOs hss6 BY leading men.
Lord Kuase1 sdtniit ~ tAst OpiLions were much
sj,ided and that there had been gu Enfavorable
ob,rge 10 us geing on. But be stii ,housht thxi in
most popular meetings toe greater number would
evmpa.hize with the United States.
10 which ] replied thai, ssnl'irg il might be SO
DOW, this eight prspohd.rsnse would socn disap
gear under the effect OF two three moro speeches.
iike that Of Mr.. GladstOns. While WAS willing TO
eequii him OF any oslitsrats intention 70 bring on
fact that be doing IL quite as certainly sc if he
bad one.
PERFECT NEUTRALITY TO BE ADHERED TO.
(Sams dtSpateh./
His loYdship minated IS suarde1ly IS possible
1.at Lord PalMsrstOn ana other members OF the
Government hsd regretted the speech, and Mr.
Gladstone himself Was not diSlnchned 10 sOrreeI 80
far "a he could, the ,nislnterp probation winch mad
been msde ofit IL was still sher intention 10 ad-
here 10 the rule OF pestec. neutray II tie struggle
saa 10 let il come TO its Ds!ura end without the
srslles. interference, direct or otherwise. But he
s0ud not say what circumstances might happen
from month " month Ia the future. | observed that
Ehs policy he mentioned was sstsfctory to u, and
asssd if was to understand hlm es ssyiRK 'ha' no
change OF is was now proposed. 10 wllch lie gave
Sis assent.
remarked that ibis answer left me nothing more
70 trouble him with, and then took my leave.
| ought TO observe that before NY interview, met
with Baron Bruunow, the Russian Em5assador, in
tie ante.chamber, and he took lie aSoe on lis re-
furn from h.s conference TO express hie firm BELIEF
shat the Govsrnmep. here intended faithfully 10 adj
-f,ere to their policy. Ho reminded Zig OF ii former
rnssigg of the same kind, when appeared 70 DOUBT
and he nA1 said the same thing.
FOOLISH sCllTNg OF SENDING THE NEGRO
LABOR OUT OF THE UNITED STATES.
Mr. Serard 10 Mr. AGGms SePt. 50, 1862.
SCme foreign Governments situated within Tho
Ssorics md others having COLONIES or dependencies
eeive such accessons 10 ther population upon condi-
lions favorable 10 tie welfare, prosperity, ana hap
tiEess Of the eInlgranis.
In view Of these iscts the Presiden, has authorized
s 10 enter into negotiations upon tic subject with
she Government OF Great britain, II u sAali he i'll
clIned 10 such & course.
, /. il Lot within tie purposes Of ibis communion
gon 20 present the project OF convention, but amply
to state some OF tne general principles which s1is
Goyeupent suqposes proper 10 be Recognized in any
treaties which may b contracted With reference 10
SIC o. jects which have presented
= TirSts That ali emigration Of Iefsons OF African
SerTl. son TO teke place under TIC stipuatons Of
lie treaty sLal 20 perfectly fec ana voluntary Oh
he par ~ adults, ana with the illl ana expressed
conseut of parents ard guardians tor minor children
8nd wares.
Secoad: The agents 81 ;he Government desiring
Il receive such emgrauts shall Do recognized by this
Government AND authorized 20 solicit slea eni6Si.
t5u but such sgeEto shall De appointed ~ slch
Government with iis sanction. IAeIi lanes wlih
RE 6atos OF their appointments and the Terms lor
Thcl they are 10 continue, shall be made Known 10
chs Government, which shal engage 70 protect them
9tie peacefully ana iIcie1s'eiy yursaing their &C.
crUatiju, bu; shall have aiways 4 night 70 require
shs dismissal Of any such agent whore conduct or de-
pertinent shall be found injurious % TIE peace,
safety or welfare OF tire United States.
7 When any Government which shall have entered
snis tAo treaty shall nave obtained the consent Oh "
-clcay or party OF ealsranie. record OF their
-s,oes ages sexes fud conditions tnail be made Up
tlu III cir proposed lace of el az Ia ION ara Gosil-
-atieu, duly attes.eG anu FsrEsd' Sacl uO'efu-
mi shall thea cause them, with tLelr personal
sa.rs a be received with al convenient Cifplici
-, lo,rd ~ sesvorfhy vessels which lL-il gs,ld
nlan lseltbfui AMI convenient GcC0l4.l OlA10n5 u
-racs air. food, water, aud other neyessares Tor
etair intended voyage and shall IN OIL cAaes. stler
10 cruelty, inLuma.,ly, or unnecessary seventy 70
be practIcsa upon III ~. Aud families 10 enl8ratin
-lail moi be eerAraftG without tlcIr consent, y
1srrv az such euigrauts who may desire y may be
attended By an agent, Osing ciilLsn VI ne lint.
gtsles 10 Be selected by them ana approved b. me
(oyernmsnt, VINO mty remain wan thcm ourins
th, VOYAGE and after their arrival 70 tier cesL4'
ton, u.til they shall have Ceen est'oi'1ed 40 er
sew settlement; but guch agent shai! DC PAd by
them o. by the United States, and he shalt he liable
20 be removed or recalled by this Government, alt
may b. replaced urOn repreteuLat oh from the Other
contract ~ parry that hs proceedings or conduct
Gre dsJysl or offensive TO tho Goye-nlOsAs recely-
On arrivine "a. TIE place Of declaration such emil
.zxagt, shall be Furnished with llsu bat oomi1rtaDe
dwelliags. ose for each family, or WLt comfortable
loz,s, Ia tie families Of resident inhabitants u the
.coaatiy ana eItAer VIII lal4s 10 Oe 0eo4lieN @hG
twued by theinsglges adequate 70 lhcir slIport ana
ensip.sasuce tLcy pIacCglng Ordinary Wcufty ~
cultiyatlnz tie seme, Or elss WIZ employment Oh
hire with provision iOf their Wahts, az c.u peDsa-
zion ADEQUATE 70 their support "4l n4I'.ehuicc,
.i,-lig aud incidence, anu edltallOu o. tire cal4-
g. IL, the simple eemslts OF KNOWLEDGE, winch
stavi,op sau continue fog tho tern Oh i've ye.rs.
siuors aud infants beiug permitted ~ rstlds viii
tbeir Uarents aud guaiclaue oallLB th;E minority,
sslets apureuteed with The co-sehl OF tLsIr pa
Fents and guardians. All sacA Gu .A-'S "-u mon
yostety sLall forever reu III Tres, a1c ia 10 .ase 20
Tedur4d 10 BONDAGE slavery, VI luFCluu-ary tcIYl-
Eude except for eIlaoi and tney t1a4! tpelliJ e.
4oy lssfty OF cOLsciclce, and tue IA 10 hCl cure,
kCld 4nd lrsrsmt ", ana az o.Asf iiiF'e5s a
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