The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1856-06-19

TArss days later rOs Euyops.--TAs AAsrea Halyar
HAIwAx June ls.The cunsrd steamship America, from
Liverpool the 9TH Instant arrived this port this
ing Her adsce though three days later than those BY the
Arago and City Of Baltimore, not Of much Importance
The main feature Of the in the Of the steamers men
toned consists Of the effect produced London BY the dis
mssal Of Mr.. Champion.
There much talk respecting the American difficulty
| but II nothing than gossip.
Ii had been published in the London papers that Mr.
Champion dismissed but the scarcely AZ
iected the funds.
The last advice from the United States had depressed the
Liverpool cotton market and prices were slightly lower.
Sales Of the week, about so, 600 bales.
Breadstuhs we're without particular change.
The money market unchanged.
eonsOs tribe better, closing money, at al16
[sEooSp pEsrArcB.l
The news BY the America mostly relates to the American
difficulties.
The arrival Of the Atlantic at Liverpool was anxiously
awaited, Il expected Mr.. Champion was passenger
Considerable relief felt learning he was
The Morning Post caused considerable excitement by
editorial that the United States government
had actually dismissed Mr. CHAMPION and that he had gone
20 Toronto.
The Globe and other journals Immediately contradiced
the statement asserting il TO be merely random gossip among
the passengers BY the Atlantic
In Parliament the succeeding evening, Mr. DIsraeli
pat the question direct to Lord Palmeraton who made
shutting reply the effect that he understood from
indirect but that Mr.. CHAMPION having said
himself, he (Palmeraton) had statement to make.
In the House Of Lords the Earl of Hardwck put similar
question 10 the Earl of Granville who replied that the gov
eminent had no information the subject. S.,
The Paris correspondent Of the London Morning Post
writes that the French used every effort
the unhappy complications which have led to the
pension Of diplomatic relations between England and Amer
ca the Emperor viii continue good offices
in the spirit of reconciliation; but should the
tons actually engage in there doubt but England
may reckon upon the active alliance of France.
Sir f. Lytton Buwer put the question to the English min
with regard relations with the United teach
ing the Central American question. He referred pre-
vious withdrawal of motion the question: because
the then stated that they had offered arbitration
to the United States and daily expected reply Since
then, however grave events had The govern
Of Walker had been recognised by the United States
"a been sent TO Nicaragua and by the last
from America there was prospect Of invasion
Of the Mosquito territory by Walker with view of
alton Nicaragua The House would remember that Eng
land pledged protect that territory external in
vason and grave responsibility had devolved upon the
government in this state Of affairs He asked whether in
interval any steps had been taken press the United
States government for reply.
Lord Pamerson protested himself unable to Give any def
mite He could only say that the American govern
ment had been made fully Of the offer of arbitration
and the ministry had not thought necessary press for
reply. He thought the interests of the country and the
and America would be promoted by continuance of
the udcous orbearance the House had hitherto shown
The questions pending very grave; but he sin
oery hoped and not without good that the discus
sion may terminate peacefully.
FRANCE.
Several destructive eshets had occurred Five hundred
had destroyed Lyons and hundred and
fifty AVgnon but the latest the
subsdng The government had given TO- 600 francs for
the relief Of the sufferers.
general failure Of the vine and potato crops threat
ened.
The Spanish feet ordered to Mexico consists eleven
ships, including ships-oftheine and four
ITALY.
France Austria had both urgent the Nea
potan government France hints should
outbreaks occur at Naples
Mazzni his intention Of Withdrawing from poll
ics and emgrating to the United States.
LATEST ny TELEGRAPH TO LONDON.
TuRlx, Friday, June 6.-count Csvour makes another
journey to Paris. The situation is considered critical
CoSsrASrrSopLE May so.Russis protests against the
admission Of Sourza to the commission for recying the
Bessarabsn frontier.
The Tmes's city article says; Although Lord Palmer
stated last evening that be bad received information
that Mr.. Champion had been ordered leave Washington,
the funds have closed steady at slight advance There
good demand for money and stock exchange The discount
q
cent. below bank rates"
The Times n leading article condemns politicians in
the United States who though condemnng the policy OF
President Perce administration do not oppose IL with su
cient energy.
The Daily News says though there Is universal dislike Of
the idea Of war America sl doubts begin to arise in
many minds whether EnglAnds concstory department has
not been carried quite prudence dictates and whether
General Pierces cabinet prssuming too much
their knowledge Of England's desire for peace.
TVS MARKETs.
The Brokers' Circular Of the 9th reports that the last adj
vices from the United had depressed the Liverpool
cotton market and prices for fair qualities had declined 3D.,
and middlng grades -i6d. The sales Of the week
so 600 bales including 500 for export and 500 pecua
ion The sales Of Friday 5000 bales the market
closing steady The following quotations Fair Orleans,
"a middng Orleans 9-l6d; fair Mobiles G4d.; mid
ding Mobiles, G1-lGd fair uplands, 6Ad middng up
lands, ca.
The stock in port was O77,5OO bac', including $4,000
American
The Manchester market unchanged, with small bus-
doing.
LlvrnroOl Saturday nocn.coton Is slow Of sale at tho
decline.
BreadstufTsThe Brokers' Circular quotes advance Of
Id to ID on better grades Of wheat Corn unchanged
and arm Rlctardson Spence, Co quote Western Canal
aour sos 35s Ohio ass. JOS, ed southern corn 2ss
Cd Wheat and -four steady q, yesterday rates with
limited business. Corn quiet, yellow 2ss white 2ss 3D.
red wheat Is qnoted %. a los. ID. white, los Cd. lls
Provisions unsettled and slightly lower. Pork
was tre lower mess sos Lard bad declined Is