The Sun.
London, England, 1856-06-09 00:00:00

AMERICA.

..._ .
LIVERPOOL, MONDAY MORION,-6. vt
The Asia has arrived, with advices from 111
York to the 28th ult., and $760,395 and 26"
sterling. id
The Washington correspondent of the 1106 e
announces the dismissal of Mr. Crampton oa tl
27th, though it says few people knew or believed 1,,,,
The Herald also says that the dismissal was very
quietly done. There is no confirmation in the other
journals of his dismissal.
a
Mr. Marcy's reply to Lord Clarendon has be%
sent by the Asia. The Herald and Tribune says.,iv ...
.1-
is equally conciliatory with the despatch of ,
Clarendon, and accepts the apology offered as pet
fectly satisfactory, so far as the British Goverm'
ment is concerned ; yet declares that Mr: CO%
ton, as its representative, is not agreeable; that P.,.•
passports are furnished ; and that his place 2:1°)
be filled by another.
Exciting debates had taken place in the Senate,
arising out of the assault OR Mr. Sumner.
The money article of the Courier and Enquirer
says, " any possible consequences of Mr. Cramp
ton's dismissal having been freely discounted 7
the bears, stocks took an upward turn, and a very
large business was done at advanced rates, esPe.ci,
ally in railroad shares."
articles
The Commercial List, in its monetary
says:-.
of
"The unsettled condition of our diplomatic relat'N
with Great Britain, -together with the reported niivii",
war in Kansas, the Central American troubles, and .ff„
late rencontre in Congress rare topics that draw c'ofei,
more or less, attention from the material detailgo,
finance and commerce, while they tend to 'kee,l)„,tii,l
stock-market in a feverish state of excitement, an" —OP,
things assume a more pacific aspect we may ape 1
a
continuance of the present inactivity of general trade nPcjo
violent fluctuations in speculative securities at the St°•,,e
Exchange. The fact that the money market isens'to
indicates that capitalists do not anticipate say serlltil%
trouble as the result of our present differences 11' •
England."
00' '
The passengers by the Asia are of opinion re:,
Mr. Crampton had been dismissed, but they ;ice?
not give any fact to confirm it. At the time
,civ.
Crampton was said to be absent from WashiliP, 'if,/
at a country residence.'
or ' le'
- 4f
Half an hour before the: Asia left Now
,---,,,a
Captain Lott saw the British Consul, who hau -
no intimation of Mr. Crampton's dismissal. de,
Civil war had commenced in Kansas. A ce
spatch received from St. Louis says :-" Lawrenll a
was destroyed on Wednesday. The hotel "11,
printing-office in Kansas city were also demolished'
but few lives were lost." Lynch law was executed

on several parties. cea'
Advice?, from Central America report the ev3,14
ties, of Nicaragua by the Costa Ricans. 1,0
bitterly complain of having been deceived. The ited
of the Costa Ricans at the battle of Rivas arnan
to 650 in killed and wounded. Walker lost au°
100 men.
The latest advices from Canada indicate the IV,
storation of nearly all the recently resigned 1‘.1:1,5
nisters, under the direction of Mr. Teche, 11,4
assigned the Premiership in place of Sir -9411'
M'Nab.
The IllinDis bad reached New Orleans with the
Californian Mails, and 1,800,000 dols.
At New York the current quotations for m°°°
were 6to 7 per cent. on calls. The bank se
ment for the week is decidedly favourable.
change on Loudon had not been large. Cotton Pa
ruled quiet, and was a shade easier; flour 0,
meal had advanced ; wheat was a shade dearer'
freights not quite so firm.

PIEDMONT, THE AUSTRIAN, AND

ITALIAN GOVERNMENTS.

The Paris correspondent of the Times (Sec°
Edition), in his letter dated yesterday, says
" Austria and the Italian Governments are doing t(1.
utmost, it appears, to establish the belief that 12;'ili
mont intends provoking a revolutionary moveraent,b,
the Peninsula, and their organs declare that o%yr
and such only, was the secret aim of Count 0%0
in bringing before the Paris Congress the itai",o
question. No Power has less right than bus
to protest against interference on the Part
Piedmont ire the administration of the Italian S,"eiia
Since 1349 Austria herself has done little else ,t 71,0
intervene both in the internal and external affairs
Peninsula. M. de Baol may declaim on the benevns
and disinterested intentions of his Government toOrtic,
Italy ; neither at Turin nor anywhere else is the sligair
est credit attached to such declarations ; the IDs 11,40
vres and the bad faith of Austria are too well 103" t if
for it to be otherwise. Every one is aware thfof
an insurrectionary movement break out °II Ely%
point whatever of the Peninsula it is excltisivelY.
to the domination of Austria herself, to the viciorod
ministration of the clergy, and the stupid and sangu,'";el',
cruelties of King Ferdinand of Naples, and not to I";efit
mont, whose wish and whose policy evidently is to Prei the
a convulsion by denouncing to Europe the dangers ° .ocl
present situation. The Sardinian Government exieriiiiio
its rights as a European Power, and as en " dope.
State of no contemptible influence, in what it has ha it
It was in the interes. of its own conservation
blob
called the attention of the Congress to a question
still menaces a violent solution if the Powers persiOw
declining a pacific one. Should the former take Pli)the
the responsibility belongs to any one rather than
King of Sardinia. It is not at the moment when
mont has issued from a war which he undertook `°ht
her allies in the cause of order in Europe that she 0139
to be charged with exciting disorder around her.

THE AGRICULTURAL SHOW AT

'OO
PARIS, June B.—The interesting part of the bllOl-,1
00
of the show-yard, in the way of buying and selliogtoo
now begun, and, although there is to be a public "0,
of the stock exhibited at the conclusion of the 913°60
purchasers are busy selecting stock, and in some bre le
which are much run upon every cow that is for cl
has already been bespoke. Of the English
eight bulls and 14 cows of the Durham u,',ieer
have been sold, two bulls and seven cows of the 14-(7.0
ney, two bulls and 20 cows of the Ayrshire, two
and two cows of the polled Scots, and one Kerr,' r:011
None of the Herefords, Devons, or West iiirgi3;(o,
cattle are yet marked as sold. Among the i(),0;
stock the greatest demand is for the Swiss bree:'o6
which six balls and 37 cows have been sold ; avm be
beautiful little breed of Breton cows, which are 0°`.401•
be every one sold. Seven cows and one bull of the •`'
land breed are disposed of. *0
ibeoes
The E has already made

—ne imperor has already made several purcL d fst
an
good prices. For a Charrolise cow be pays 80/ .9 co0
another of the same breed 621. 10s. A small Breton
has been bought for him at 161., and an offer of about 'OO
was refused for a little Breton bull. Two Tyrolese °Ol.O
were bought for him at 221. and 251. ; two Swieflec.ol(
(Friburg) at 60 and 80 guineas each ; an Ayrshire
seas
at 901., and a bull at 751. Of the polled Angus bir6sl.
Mr. M'Crombie's two cows have been sold at „bros
and 110 respectively ; Mr. Watson's bull at 801. .1. 401,
cows of this breed go to Bohemia, at prices torn
000
to 451. each. The first prize Ayrshire cow wes,rbese,
by Sir M. S. Stewart fur 1001., to go to Spain. 'a of .
are all of which we have learnt the price, but non Are
the first prize short-horns, Herefords, or Dsvell°l
included in the list.

AMERICA.—SOUTHAMPTON, Sunday Evening.,eis
Vanderbilt steamship North Star, em route from Bre,;,iir
to New York, has arrived, and sail for her des"—
tion on Wednesday. A noe
THE AMERICAN MAILS.—The British and North
rican royal mail steam-ship America, Capt. WiclEWflo
sailed from the Mersey on Saturday, at half-Pagtero
o'clock, for Halifax and Boston, with 100 passe"-
'the rnaiiQ, and a full cargo, b t big ^)
Fox Cum.—The fourth meeting of the Fox Club
season took place on Saturday evening, at Bro 00•40.
There were present the Earl of Zetland, Viscount
ton, M.P., Lord Says and Sele, Frederick Pun°l3'
E-q., M.P., Co). Lonsdale Boldero, Viscount Dulac:o;
M.P., Col. Ferguson, M.P., Right Hon. Lord garo,
Hill, Mr. Rowland Alston, Viscount Enfield,
F. Stephenson, Lord Sudeley, Hon. George W.Cre•,
william, M.P., Hon. Hamilton H. Duncan, Lordv,oo
morae, Hon. Augustus Barrington, GeneralChag• :::5
Earl of Leicester, Hon. Edward Coke, Lord Leigh.„,
A. K. Stephenson, and the Right Hon. Sir B. J°."4
Bart., M.P.

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