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From Europe.



nv Cur. JLau o. amer China, Captain And-r-
SOU. itu t.,.t-,oi 18th aud QnssnstowB r'h
Mao. = 49, - yctarisy.
n,r.ifIYa... us. ocu,i that Enrepe and America
vii be ~ ..e lie communication before the !v'h
" Jay.
Aufet.ss trF,tRs ~ fArLtANrsr
~ the House Of Lords on tho sd Marcel, Earl
Russell In laying UPON the table notification from
MI Adams, the American Minister, Of Tho Intention
vi the Government Of the nied states, to teiminat
aho Reciprocity Treaty and the convention regulating
the armed force ~ Ia iet upon American lake" said
thst The treaty would terminate within twelve
months OF tho day which the receipt o the notice
vss Acknowledged
lie could not deny, after tho ac'l Of c'nsplr-
acy and violence which had taken pive upou the
l.tsA that tho Iuited states completely iusti
Red in diving notice VI their intention To terminate
the Convention II DOT 10 he expected that they
vsuld submit psssvely 10 such act- Of yolenoc with
out tskins stops 10 pevsnt their rooocuunncr n u-
Luit.d Staies considered that Il no longer for
sh-I in,er.s. that the treaty shOuli conunu" but
fhste might be circumstances which soud induce
tio GoyeInment Vi the United States " dcsre re
al u the treaty, with cettu mod f., atoms, hrh
might b. deemed gdvautageou- aud Iust tow ard the
nited States When NJ. Adams ihiuim"d hug u
ahe Te,uii OF the nSsotisllons hl' h.d ,"itR msr9
rhs agents VI the Conodest ate states hc had c'pc--
% ~ VI, AdAms a more lhai Nh,h NJ pre- n"i 'hr
vould IL able to state that tho niie1 state ~oul4
ssTee to ARRANGEMENTS, by ~hiCh smAn ans limited
armament might be kept upon the lake. for he pgr-
po~e of police both zidCs and aHo ~ tho renew.
a Of Toe Rocipro.lty Tfealy on terms 10 ba nlt,.
mated before the treaty CeWrd " be Ia operation Nj.
Adams hAI NO, EN- authorized 70 Give ANN ssauiance
IN the snbject al present. but ho had u-,d words
which hsd Induced him lord Russell 10 hope thai
Ihst there Orlships worr all NnIiop that tho rca.
Aons tAtwecn EuslAnd and the uited state, should
HhuIIId A
any thinE we're " occur In England tina, would tend TO
ii no could bot think thai "a ossons had been
med In speeches made In the other House ut parliA
,nent which calculated W excite untAvo able
feeling in the United states lie alluded in partiCu.
taT TO speech which had beou made, declaring that
England had acted sIunsfuuy tosards the Iov, rn-
nsnt Of the United stAier. lie tbpusht ihe Govern.
ulent OF the county, aud the country t4e hsd bee
~ronrfllly accused. one Of the eomplans wAs that
Ing aud, ithout proper eonsido ration, hal granted
bliseIent character 10 the Confederate states hut /,
was the United States who conceded the character OF
bchseynu Of The southern States. Any Ons s:-
su.inted With the Law Of nations kuew perfectly
an insurrretion against its sptliofIy, Il had no
power or rifht u Interfere with neutral comporoe
character: when The United states dcclaltd tie
Yotts Of The souttsrn states 10 be IN state Of
5orcss in the American seas wrote Tor Instruct ions
and proc ematon WAS Issued declaring her AaeHy'r
neutrality Between the helgerents. From that mo-
ment her sae.ty's subjects wore bound 10 take no
part Ia tbs conflict and thoy disoboyei her Majesty
abe other. Having defended tho .iep. Which ,;ov.
srnnisnt had taken In the Of the Trent. the
s9ery isaon 10 bSevr hat ne e va noSs IN in The
relations tetseeu EnglAnd and .he mited states
rhch could give rise TO any apprehension Of host til.
fss. At the same tmo ho fslt bound ~ say thN the
impartial oouIte akon by her ANestS. truyernn oui
fine upon one side nv III, partisAns Of the North In
aecarnE that the country unriendly and hos tis
Sha sSa oSt 1ot Tho S' Y Ss,
siassy, aud for their orn ont carving on sc,s OF
Lo'tlnG Aanst one oi tho Lelllsetens. SIR /. Bruce
would eel out saturday TO Ttlipseut npr Majesty