The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-03-02

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she has since been able 20 capture and destroy in
nccent merchant vessels belonging 70 this other
beligerent. (Hen.) Having been thus equipped
that should not be able to prevent such begerent
operations (iear, hsar) venture 70 say go much
cause at the Foreign once feel this 20 be very ncon.
venicnt IL you choose say, as you might have said
In former times, Let vessels be lifted and sold
60 70 Charleston there be sold 10 any agent
OF the confederate government" could understand
state OF things But II We have law prevent the
fitting out OF warlke vessels without the ccnse Of her
Mejesty, do say this or the Alabama Is scandal
and reproach very learned Judge has said that
might drive. NOT coach and six, but whole feet
. correct description Of our law, then / say we
ought 10 have the law made more clear and nollg bile
This law was said 10 be passed TO the peace aud
welfare OF this nation, and trast may be found Ia the
end SUFFICIENT for that purpose. say, however that
whio tho law romans It's present state It's purpose
obviously doseated and its cnactmeuts made OF effect
BY British subjcots who defy the Quoens proclamation
OF neutrality TO these observations will only add that
inc noble earl wishes ior any other paper relating 70
willing 70 give H. but as 10 the folio volume OF papers TO
which have before referred hopo the noble earl will
Tho Earl Of CARxARvox then moved Tor the papors con.
necled with the Of the Saxon and the INSTRUCTIONS
The suthortos At tho oAps Of Good Hope with rofcrence
Earl RusmL said Il would be necessary 70 oommuui
cate with The Colonial once 10 regard 70 ts INSTRUCTIONS
The motion with respect 70 the saxo. was thoa agreed
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Tho selzu~e or she Rams.
HARx syssxLL's RxrLA AVIATION or sa8 MOTIVES
! lwnIoH IkFLusxcsR raa Essi!sa eeysHNlaasy
some questisas = mo sSs othos cseaag u wnioh was
70 [ = 4. Adams: ss "a
prcsed wish 10 know how far the coDdact Of her Ma
munioatons have sInoe bsen looking 70 tho dates ana
50 fer from the cooduot q hcr Maiestys government
Ssos za or S y s oo e
me. until day or two later, hnd that on the Sd
On that day Mr. Layard wrote tho Treasury desiring
that they should 30 stopped On referring 70 private let
ters Of my End that wrote from Scotland 70 Lord
Palmerston on tho Sd OF September
The OF the gentlemen contracted for the
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And on the 4th Of September wrote 70 tho nobIo
lord
The pressing matter however Is that Of the ironcad
the port OF Liverpool -" s11 - - -
therefore, Impossible that &hs course then pursued
the 4th AMI subsequent days. with regard to The Ian
guage used in the correspondcuco between Mr. Adams
and myself with respect 70 these vessels % not moan
should at all have desised from the which took
Az soon had come to tho conviction that the
were intended for tho Oonfcdcraes appeared TO my
duty to take steps to detain them until We could
obtain full evidence Of their destination. am
whatever We do zoe ought not TO s,eak into scar aud
thought my duty 70 detain the iron cads, believing
shst they were Intended 70 depart from sh. country for
The noble lord went much into tho question 10 what
was duty TO represent 70 the United States govern
ment and although he has not directly charged me- he
has insnuated that failed TO notice Mr. Adams Ian
guaee. In answer that bog leavo read from the
OF the correspondence Referring to h letter or the
1esh o. September. sah TO Mr.. Adams on the 25th OF
September
self tina. the Of neutrality should be performed strictly
and By The Of Grss: R s There
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(Hear hear.) That was the language which the noble
but having 70 those papers he aid not think a. %
quote It. Although the noble lord was anxious 10 know
or 9Th Of september he never reverted 20 che despatch
which have read In return got ieter from Mr..
Adams in the following language
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'"' ''u"'''' p''' '''' ~ CHARLES v ADAMS,
will not quots any more; but there was afterwards
despatch 70 Mr. Stuart expressing hope that the reia
tons OF the two governments might be carried with
good will both sides without msinterpretat0n OF
each others intentions consider therefore, 1at If
there had been any irimdt,on of threat, thgt rcas
ertsrelp wtihdruwn-fhear hear)and that the assur-
ances given TO Us by the OF the United states
were that they wished TO maintain the most friendly re-
LORD DERBY denied that he had suppressed anything
ne had the volume OF correspondence laid before
Congress, and therefore knew in this country but
he bad not read H. The passages no quoted were taken
from . newspaper.
rarl RrsrII--Havng beard sts noble earl say that
ucBEHfC0cs
bulky volume concluded perhaps somewhat hastily,
that he read H. II he did not OF what said
trely falls the ground and must be withdrawn (Hear,
hear the last question o. the noble earl think u
more Affects conduct OF the United States government
towards their own people than their conduct towards us
II Is The hdbsi-ond he sciss habit Miutof M Ad0ms
soegh tAs dspatcha DhcA h recsues, and wher
they contain complaints, 10 eonadr how he soa sgsc
tdy urge css complatnts and erdsassr 70 peros Ne
d,yta Hs coscsttdtssy sprit possbe Hear hoar.D
can only say that Mr. Adams has pursued that course
from the hrst. Almost the nrst time saw him he Told
that he had several despotcA coueAd IN arowo terms,
bit he did not link Il discves 20 rsod hrm 70 audhe
then went 70 describe In his own language what tho
complaints Of his government think The conduct
OF Mr. Adams calculated 70 maintain friendly relations
between the two governments. certainly, q present,
the necessity fer askne Lord Lyons 70 call M
Stewards attention 10 the of hs d0petch -
Congress No doubt certain effect may b produced BY
tbe publication OF that despatch especially when u y dis
covered that II never vas presented
The Earl OF DERBYf threw out the slightest i'm
putatoa against Mr.. Adams the contrary said thas
be had throughout exercssd wise discretion and ahow.
himself the friend Of the two The noble ear
surprised By saying thss Mr. Adams had oommanioat-
% 70 him the substance Of this despatch
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