Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-11-27

T B.srd Psimsr.ten.
| The British Premier has lately been visiting
and addressing the merchants and manniacinr-
ers Of Liverpool and Manchester. In one OF his
speeches the following illusions occur to the late
misunderstanding between the government OF
| Great Britain and this country.
was sure that the policy which ne recently ADOPT
ed in our difference - N the luted siees must meet
with your APPRECIATION Hear. hearl We ieIi that
while on one hand II necessary - faasnialn the
dignity OF the country and that while % Wa e3aAl'
necessary not Il show that the ealamies ri var
with kindred race would prevent us from doing what
was right and just 10 oursei1cs that Ne should sal
waive all minor and petty considerations, tVhef -
that we ought net 10 take advantage Of eirehnsiaH
| oes which might perhaps have justified the express
ion Of angry tcclngs-fhat % Was more hiEnihel 10
look 10 what We believed 20 De the friendly feeling q
tie great mass Of the people oftae United States thau
10 take toe mach notice Of tsnaes n narrow
or sphere thar might perhags have justified feelings
Of irritation. Cheers The result think. has iai-
Is horne oui The wisdom Of HE course am persua-
led that those opsoftutes u frequent Intercourse
which afforded 10 the people u the ,Ho tounire,
will beyond ANYTHING csc contribute 20 mainia be
tween them that harmony 81 ieh acquaintance aui
personal intercourse form the best foundation for
that The mutual interests which commerce established
will be cemented by an intimate acquaintance VIII
each other aud sm that 10 proportion as foyF
prosperity ineFeases-iu proportion "a YOUR enter
prise Il Developed. 10 the same proportion may "a
look the cemcutiug permanently those tie Of FRIEND
ship and good vii which exist sui ought 20 he PEI
Tetaate1 between the people "a The two shores
Hi. Lord.hip, eristocfat a. he j., seem. -
lave more respect for thu penple Of the United
States than TOR the goserament,for such NE take
10 be lis allusiou to circumstances in a narrow
er sphere" that nigh, have justified irritation
A portion Of MIR. Marcy management Of the
questions in dispute va. calculated TO defer II
not to defeat. a pacific ijastment Of the con-
troversy. and we are gra,6ed that the Bitch
Cabinet correctly appfehendng the " friendly
feeling Of the gree, mas. Of the people If the
United States were willing TO overlook the ptag-
matte dirpdsition Of our Secretary Of State.
Great Britain and France.
The leading feature Of the Niagara'a news is
the growing GOODNESS between the Cabinets Of
London and Paris, growing out of the ''utro.
cious calumnes' of the London journals, on tho
one hand. and suspicious ON the other, If dis
inclination on the part Of Russin to carry out the
meaning and intent Of the Treaty Of Paris,--a
Discrimination which France Is not doing much
to discourage. The y York Express Corre-pon-
dent writes rs follows from Paris. by the last
mHil:-
low much truth there may he in the rlmors thu
are living about II il impossible Ia tell but 4 quite
certain that the clouds which hive been for solo
months oyerhangiag the loving alliance between
frtee and Great Britain are growing bluekcf every
d1r It IS the general helet th4t there will, before
lau. open rupture between the cabinets of Lon
don and Paris. The Emperor npp"ars lately h have
leen doing everything in his power 10 cement the
! es made friendship between Franco aud Kua-ia-
,ta f1It r.,