The New York herald., 1866-07-22


been received from the Governor General of Canada
show that, IN his opinion, tho invaders wouid
MI saa !, n@ .e1 far ns s~ai ssiass ~ ae Ips..@en,
ns rnded .Stutx liiear, bcar) Oae 9 he gsoc
dbhngrished generals g ne Tinted Stair ,oas d.
spufchsd 10 the fron,isr and by sending back 10 their
homes these Fcnans who arrested he at dss
paied all the hopes OF that revolutionary body Lord
oai~r dspisy ~ en- rgy pronfnd> than character
zed tho conduct oi the propl. OF tannda when sup
porting Tho efforts maae y hs ooonry 70 sscars 70 them
proof that the relations existing between us aud tho
United States ra Jrsndiy ~ eharaetr and this cir
eurnsancc will make the task of the noble earl
easy than il otherwise would have BEEN. we have In
this proof also that during tho lat thirty year,
all events for quarter of century The policy which
has been pursued by this country towards Canada has
been such NJ increase the attachment OF tho coonsis
70 thsi, nst,ailons and 70 we mo'.sr country
nc Uaaod Sfctes decEstre Dat thers eounfy me
world ga,rc ro,dora - cnpssy .r'y,d 1sdn IN ~
BRITT pr n North Amsric1. trust, therefore,
we shall ncve hear that ht Canada
that ought not To yield proper support 10 Of the
Brightest lewols IN the o Britain. The or
our relations with foreign Powers generally good
proof of the abhty displayed by my noble friend whom
tho noble earl opposite he tii o. Depy) has already
CON mplmentci I am persuaded that he enjoyed tho
complete confidence of the country lhearland that
would notw outstanding the difficulties which may arise
In with the settlement ~ the Affairs 81 Europe
have ccesf restoring peace % thu continent In
manner consistent with the welfare Of this country IL
Impossible not 10 agree with tho noble ran that Ii
wise TO make too many comments On The state u
European Affairs For my own part, truff that out of
this bloody state ~ things WI arse Jdv0rd-
bI 10 he (resel ~ n Germany Many diMeait Al cot ons
viii doubtless arise in connection with the negotiations
which may be- expected viii take place After tho
cation Of hostllitas; and, ~ far 1 concerned,
trust the nobIs will not b. interrupted unfuy
pressed any way connection with The nsgot atoms
which he may think nt carry on The nobie has
sald ytry truly not bound by any obIiga,ons
arising out Of recent treaties The te1fy Of peacs ngr<f
at ysrna bemsa. <ssria, fruf'G dHd Dsnmafk and ns
treaty u Zurich bsssen Prare,, 5ssysa and fdn ass
fv,a,'ss urh wASh vs har, hdd nohsrg b. do.
The Fad Of DsHsv-I would remind the nobls earl
THAI never alluded 70 treaties saii that tho questions
which were likely 10 misc such did al In.
volye tho honor of this country, but very much
ested us
Ean RrssuI,-PerhapG then, the treaties we're IN my
mind when the noble earl blamed for the course
vhkh I pursued bat 81 the time 70 which he ailsded
tvo treaties signed by representatives of Oh country
we're in exist~soe; and usdes tboss civcuss,aSces u
vas hardly possible for "a 70 r-fass 20 empress as
opinion upon the case which had arisen One tboes
treaties vss thai Of 1910 with regard Poasd the
other ~ss The treaty of iss2 rsDed hy The sobs earl
opposite with respect 10 D>omsrk. when those
treaties we're threatened wish vistaf,on
sistenQvth maintaining tho bo0ov and dignity q this
country 70 permit them - ntrao 70 h. violated :,
vas proper 10 say, the nobls ssr aASd, ssA A. I
repealed ths tho qsevsons vcry grave AMI msbs
Ice y SERIOUS syspn ~ rssh - oswb 49, ns