The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1856-02-26
THE NEWS FROM EUROPE.

ness the House adourned
THE NEWS FROM EUROPE.
By the arrival of the steamships Atlantic and Asia at
New York have files of London and Liverpool papers
from the I'd to the 9th Of February We make liberal
extracts from these files the crowded state of col
unns this morning will permit 1t will be from
eral the give that extraordinary state Of
excitement in regard to the pending difficulties between this
country and Great Britain exists among the English jour
nas but it does appear that their readers either share
their excitement countenance their insoence. The
merca classes Of England apprehensye of the turn of a
fairs from insoence the side and reckessness
the other have taken early opportunity to give forcbe
expression their decided convictions in regard to the
pending issues between the two countries The Manchester
Chamber Of Commerce held meeting the Sd instant
Hon Mr. Bright addressed the meeting great length His
remarks received with great applause by his audi
ence although appears that his remarks have excited the
ire Of the London Post in small degree In the
Of Mr.. B's speech he says
might be very unpleasant withdraw minister, but
.ere things much unpleasant than that II
long since that had minister kicked of Ma
drd in consequence Of unpleasant despatch
present premier which he had there And our gov
said, we won't recall Mr.. Champion because it is
contrary to the dignity Of this country be (Mr. Brightly
Of opinion that contrary 10 the digniy Of this
try vioofe Of the DATED Saies, andto take the
takem No In England that be had seen,
he'd denied that wrong in this matter
Hear But we did not recall Mr. Champion the Amer
lean government would be in very different position He
nsoent article in the Economist speaking
President Pierce being only the head Of clique but
sAsn put hin thai position he poid longer be sup
ported BY clique merely, bat BY e uhos public opinion 81
the United States"
The following resolution unanimously agreed to by
the meeting
That this Chamber has observed with deep regret that
difficulties have arisen between the British and
the Of the United States with regard to the
OF treaty the subject Of Central America
attempts which alleged have been made enlist
for the British army within the jursdcton Of the United
States this Chamber would urgently impress upon the gov
OF this country the propriety Of considering
questions in conciatory spirit with strong determine
on spare Alike to the United Kingdom and the United
States the Undesirable evils which arise any
corruption Of amcabe relations between the countries
large space in the English papers ia devoted to the
chronicng of the preliminary Of the peace ne
gotiators.
We have no tdIugs by these arrivals of the missing
steamer Pacific The New York Times Of yesterday morn
ing says, -a.-.
"The agent and principal OF the Collins line ex-
presses continued confidence that the Pacific Capt
Edridge, her 3i DAY. has put back Liverpool
Cork in distress under SAIL and he expects TO hear OF
safety BY the Baltic which steamer leave Liverpool
last Wednesday, goth inst II accident similar to the
which bee the Atlantic in the winter Of ls5o'51 has
Cured further delay OF fifteen days twenty
days. hearing of the Paci6o return, would be
Sensible. The difficulties in navigation this from the
unusually early interference Of immense Of ice In the
ocean, which have been experienced by several Of the late
would naturally increase the delay Of the disabled
packet In making cafe her return under canvas"
The Senate chamber was crowded during the entire
sion yesterday. The debate Mr. Masons resolution
calling for the correspondence between government
and that Of Great Britain the violation Of neutral
lily laws by British officials In the recruiting OF soldiers for
the eastern produced quite sensation. The reason
for making the call is found 10 certain statements 10 late
speech Of Lord Clarendon in which the position OF the
question ia believed to be entirely nisrepresented q.
The Goor occupied during The residue of the day by
Governor Jones' Of Tennessee in reply TO the speech of
Mr. Wilson on Kansas affairs. Goyersor Jones handled
the Massachusetts, senator without gloves and successfully
exposed the many glarug misrepresentation contained in
bis late speech lie sustained with great force and ability
the positions Of President Pierce in his special message
and hs proclamation We shall take early occasion
publish this powerful speech.
General Cass appeared in his seat in the Senate yeser
day having recovered from his late injury There
much qualification manifested by the senators upon
seeing this venerable statesman again at his post
Mr. EyKsrrr's onarroS,--The Hon Edward Everett has
been invited by the ladies Of Richmond Virginia to
peat discourse the life and services Of Washington
which he delivered in Boston lie has accepted the invita-
on and appointed the 18th Of March for delivery The
proceeds Of the lecture 60 towards the purchase
the Mount Vernon property, The discourse will be
delivered in Baltimore before the Maryland Institute the
4h prosimo.
THs srARca goa TINS Pscv1c.-A despatch from New
York says:
The steamer Alabama arrived this evening from the
search for the Pacific having been sixty hours IN making
the run from Halifax 10 this port