Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1850-06-17
ARRIVAL OF THE CANADA.
THREE DAYS LATER FROM EUROPE
photographed for the Baltimore SUM-

THREE DAYS LATER FROM EUROPE.
Photographed for the Baltimore SUM-
HALIFAX, June | |, A. NJ.
The royal mail steamer Canada arrived here
at half past nine o'clock this musning, bringing
Liverpool dates to the LIST June.
The steamer Vice Roy sailed fox Halifax On
the same day.
The now House o. Parliament was occupied
By the Commons on Wednesday. Since then,
Lord John Russell has obtained leave TO re intro
duce the bill, which was rejected by the Lords at
the last oession, to enable Baron Rothschilds to
take his seat for the City of London.
An address to Her Majesty from Lord Ashley
has been carried. asking that measures may be
taken to stop all post-of1ice labor on the Sabbath
throughout the Kingdom. The address met with
appreciation from the cabinet.
Profound silence is observed by tlas lnieis!sy on
all foreign affairs.
Busy negotiations are going on between the
French Cabinet aud Downing street, $50 says our
desratch) and the dead pause in general is only
broken by the runor that General l.. LATHE will
return Tomorrow.
The Russian Ambassador has been ordered from
the St. James, and in the meantime pubic opn-
Ion with France and England seems Ia have sum-
med up the controversy, decidag that there Is a
CdUSo
and that while it may be insisted On that Lafitte
was too hasty, Lord Palmerston, it is believed !,
will in the end be placed in the position, beyond
doubt, to show that his offensive demonstration
arose in sell defence.
The decision of the Archer Court in the Graham
case has been postponed until the 10th June for
purposes which are known to those familiar with
che affairs.
FRANCE.
The speeches in the Assembly, in the continued
debate on the Electoral Law bill, have been by
Lamoticiere, Theirs, Jules, Farrar, Grevy. and
Leon Fanohow. All the amendments made to
the bill have been defeated, and the second article
was carried by an immense majority.
BsEAnsrurFs.-Indi.n Corn is again Cd lower
but rather more doing in it to-day at this reduc-
sion. Ia other respects the Corn markets are very
dull and speculation quite suspended
A rather better feeling exists in flour, but no
actual advance can be quoted. The same may
be said of Wheat.
SENATOR Foo7E.-The Richmond Times, an
able wing paper heretofore strong IN its denan-
Citations Of Senator Foote, has changed its opinion
Of HIM, and now does justice to that eminent and
fearless misunderstanding that "although Mr..
Foote has committed errors nnumerabe, we must
confess that dasing the present session ne has
borne himself in such manner, that We ind all
our repuupance TO him vanish From an early
day after Congress commenced its deliberations,
he has striven with great msnliness to effect a
satisfactory adjustment Of the sectional difficulty
lie is entitled to the credit Of being the first to
suggest the committee of thirteen. Through all
the stages Of debate he has, while sedulnusy sus-
,aning The interests OF the South, ably & adroitly
advocated the cause of pacifcatio,. We freely
honor him for his patriotic efforts, and whether
they succeed or fail, he will be entitled to the
praise Of having deserved well Of his country
albany argus.