The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1865-06-10

ron to the coast OF CuO3 10 efteCtu0lly ter.
INMATE the slave trade.
Lord Palmerst0n said that twelve
months ago the Government invited the
Government of the United States to partic.
ipate in its measures on the west coast Of
Africa, but difficulties arose on account Of
ntatrai belligerent rights, which could not
b. overcome, but in the present altered
atate Of things, her Maiesty's Government
had renewed the application to the United
States. stating that their cruisers employed
ID that service would bqreceived With eve
r privilege and courteSy which belonged
70 : friendly nation, and that former dim
culties no longer existed. No represents
don has been made - 20 cooperation on
the Cuba coast, but II they assented 70 CO.
operate on the African coast, he had no
doubt they would also cordially cooperate
on the coast Of Cuba.
The London Txsss, In an editorial truss
which need cause aprehensicns OF rupture
either now or Ut any future time. The
American commercial marine has indeed
audered, hut such calamity must be ex.
pected when maritime and trading State
enters into = contest with IN energetic and
active enemy Il is with clear conscience
that the Government which declined every
invitation TO interfere in the war by offers
Of mediation, now stands on it's legal rights
and refuses 20 make any compensation
where il has done no wrong.
The London NescS hopes that IL Pre1-
dent Johnson does not intend to give up
the claim he will soon prefer II, SO that one
way or the other matters may be brought
to settlement.
Il adds: Lord Palmerssop)s reply last
night was very unsatisfactory. Il would
have been very easy to say that q formal
and official demand had been made by the
United States Government, or that it has
not.
The Nears trusts that some member Of
Parliament will insist upon knowing
whether any definite demand has been
made for indemnity, and whether any new
demands have been made since President
johnson $ accession to power, and adds -
eve hare not the slightest doubt az to the
inevitable reply
The correspondence Of the London Post
says the correspondence can lead to only
one result, namely unconditional refusal
on our part to indemnify the Americans
for losses sustained by the chances Of war.
The Tt,aes in another editorial on these
be produced for the allowance Of similar
claim under similar circumstances, and no
rule Of national Justice enjoins us 70 nay
for mischief done by the Alabama.
The Times questions whether tho Ameri-
can Government did their duty with ade-
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the slip? AS it was, the United States Gov.
ernment preferred to employ all their
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