The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1856-06-18

arrival ~ me Cty ~ baltimore.
PHILADELPHIA, jane 1.-THE Liverpool and Philadelphia
Steamship Csmpanys steamer City Of Baltimore has
arrived up with Liverpool dates Of the 4th instant The
news OF Mr. Champions dismissal had then reached Eng
land but the London press very freely
OF M probability The Times says 't may be expected but
considering how much England has borne she may well allow
TINS 70 pass over with the but that within fortnight
after Mr. Crampon To represent England
ngton Mr. Dallas will longer exercise his functions the
court OF st. James In its issue OF the Sd says Recent
intelligence from the United leaves but doubt
the Of General Pierce will stop short in
In which he has embarked but will follow up the
ton OF the minister OF General Walker by the dismissal
the minister OF Queen Victoria The eeetoneerng
cesstes which make the representative Of lawess free
booter ut guest and companion for the Chief Magistrate
OF Chrstian ard republic decreed that
in spite Of wish for the offence
unntenonay given, and restrict ourselves within
rights, and wait with patience whether the objects
the American may not be satisfied by something
short of the last extremity"
The Daily News says Ii has reason TO believe that Mr.
Champion had already reached Toronto doubts whether
England should send Mr.. Dallas home.
The Times depores the condition of tho American press
but considers that the dismissal Of Mr. Crampton and
that Of Mr. Dallas which Immediately succeed it, by
means imply state Of war, necessary prelude
TO that calamity
The Post deprecates any party struggles in Parliament on
the disputes With America as speeches thereon aggra
yate present difficulties.
The Daily News does not believe that war viii ensue.
THE LATEST
The Esk and Archer steamers, have been ordered
to Halifax from Plymouth.
LONDON, Tuesday evening. Consos have declined ~ be-
ing quoted at 9J aiG for money. The funds we're weak
and closed at fractional decline. The question
Its phase induces uneasness and entirely
neutralizes every influence Of favorable nature Money
rates from four to five per cent but the demand
great
Arrival Of he Arago-Four Day. Later from Europe.
New Yons, June 1.-THE Arago, from Hayre yia
Cowes arrived p m, with dates from the former place
of the morning and the latter Of the afternoon of the 4h
instant '..
The America arrived out on the LIST Inst.
The newsby the Arago Of but little Importance consist
ing principally Of remarks Of the London press upon the dis
missa of Mr.. Champion.
THE MARKETS
LIVERPOOL, June 3The Americas news depressed the
cotton Market sind prices easier, but not quoaby
lower Sales Monday and Tuesday amounted to bales
exporters and spectators taking 2O0o0eans midding
9 3-led Mobile and upland middlings, 6l-I6d.
Brcadssus firm and unchanged with moderate
actions The weather Lad been favorable for agricultural
purposes.
Provisions firm and unchanged with a moderate
business Lard firm at sos. Tallow firm at Az 49,
Black Republican National Coapsatioa.
PHrLApELEHIA, June l7--l2 m.-Large delegations are
to take part in the deliberations of the republican
convention.
The Pennsylvania delegation have agreed to 90 10 for
Mclean and the balance for Fremont.
The delegation from Kansas with loud cheers
The convention called to order half eleven and
Hon. Robert Emmett, Of New York, appointed tempo
rary chairman.
SECOND pEsPArcHl
The convention appointed committees permanent organ
zation, credentials and platform, and adjourned till p m
There immense crowd in the hall, and numerous
applications made for additional tickets.
The following is list Of the committee platform aud
shows the States represented r. Ford, Maine; d. Clark
New Hampshire q, Wells Connecticut; Thomas Davis,
Rhode Isand Il. Russell, Vermont Preston King New
York D. 3. Gregory, New Jersey Il. G.. Bradford Della
ware; +. r. Blair, Maryland; John c. Underwood yr.
ginia; ID. Wilmo Pennsylvania; J. X. Giddings Ohio
Isaac Chesterey Michigan; N. NJ Davis Wisconsin,, John
p. Durfee, Indiana; Geo. s. Brown, Illinois; James b.
Holland, Iowa; John A. Wells California; Jas A. Hutch
inson Kansas; Jacob Bigelow District Of Columbia; Geo
ID. Bakely, Kenuckyj Hon. Alex. Ramsey, Minnesota.
The committee credentials have before them the creden
as Of two sets Of Phsdepha delegates being Fillmore
men,
AFrERSoos sEssIos.
The convention called TO order at o'clock.
Reports from committees being announced ORDER the
committee permanent organization reported the oowin
For Presideni-Henry S. Lane Of Indiana.
Vice Poe'ideHt.A. p. Morrell, Maine A. Tuck, New
Hampshire; H. Carpenter, Vermont C. r. Adams Massa
ohusetts; Bsbcock, Rhode Island o. y. Cleveland Con-
neciicut J. A. King, New York ]. G. Hornblower, New
Jersey j. Rettner, Pennsylvania s. barr, Delaware r.
T. Cobb, Maryland O, Rye, Virginia. q. ID. Blackett,
Kentucky II. u. Spaudipg, Ohio ]. Beard, Indiana w
Is. Archer Illinois, X, $. Bingham, Michigan; W. ID.
Mcknight Wisconsin Jacob Bigelow District Of Columbia
r. Springer, Iowaj y. =. Pomery, Kansas A. Ramsey
Minnesota H. b. Bennett Nebraska T. 4. Folger, Cafor-
MIA.
Seerearies-one from each State.
When the President took the chair three cheers we're
given for the Hoosier State
The President made long Speech which frequently
interrupted by cheers.
The committee credentials made partial report which
adopted by acclamaon. The contested from Phil
adelphia given the delegates originally chosen
GLIDING PRssmore Williamson.
The rules Of the House OF Representatives adopted
a far their use IL practicable.
The committee platform not being prepared to report,
the afternoon occupied with speeches from Caleb H.
Smith, OF Ohio, and Senator Wilson, Of Massachusetts,,
The convention then adjourned till to-Inorrow,
drriral Of he Alma.
NEw YoRK, June 1.-THE French propeller Alma, from
Havre has arrived Her dates the received by
the Arhgo