The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-07-16
NEWS FROM EUROPE.
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rrival Of the Barcelona at New York, the
Canadian at Quebec, and the Niagara
at Halifax.
IMPORTANT FROM ENGLAND.
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Resumption Of Negotiations with the
United States.
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N Amicsble Adjustment Of Existing Difficulties
Predicted.
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INTERESTING DEBATE IN THE BRITISH PARLIAMENT
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he EngIish Ministry Sustained on the Enlist
ment Question.
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APOLEON CHECKED BY THE CORPS LEGISLATIF
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The Count Of Paris in the Political Arena.
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M HARvEsT IN FRANCE AND ENGLAND.
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DECLINE IN BREADSTUFFS.
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DIV nee IN COT O. NJ.
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Consols, 95 3-8 a 95 "a,
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The French screw steamship Barcelona Captain Morin
rived at this port yesterday from Havre whence she
|iled the Goth ult She detained sixty hours by
dense fog and has been the coast since Friday last
+e has full cargo and brings one hundred and five
ssengers.
The British steamship Canadian, arrived at QUE
al ten minutes before six O'Clock yesterday morning,
bm Liverpool, whence she sailed on Wednesday noon,
I'd inst. She brought one hundred and eighty pas
ngers.
The intelligence Is four days later than that received
| the Africa at New York.
The cunard steamship Niagara arrived out at Liverpool
the Goth June.
Fhe steamship Indian, from Quebec arrived at Liver.
pl Our the ID inst.
The general news Is not important.
nere bad been an outbreak At Badajos but quiet
|tored.
France the appearance the harvest is splendid and
dissipated all fears Of scarcity.
he Russians fitting out emigration feet at Cron-
edt, for the Amoor river.
letter from Athens says that during the present
nth conference Of the three Protectorae Powers will
held In London, TO settle the affairs Of Greece.
The Enlistment Question.
sORrAHT DEBATE IN THE BRITISH PARLIAMENT
THE MINISTRY SUSTAINED.
he American question had been before Parliament.
MooRx moved, in the House Of Commons, that the
duct OF her Maesty's government In the difficulties
have arisen between them and the United States,
question OF enlistment have not entitled them TO the
ROTATION OF the House.
essrs Brown and Ewart, OF Liverpool, and Chatham
spooner, OF Birmingham, appealed to Mr.. Moore to
pone his motion but he refused, and therefore the de-
proceeded.
be Attorney General defended the government, and
the United States dispatches had not been such as
ht have been expected from nation anxious TO pre-.
We friendly relations with England.
n. iHnsIcER supported the motion, and contended
the British agents had violated equally the law OF the
ted States and Of nations.
T. PIurIixoRx supported the government.
r. BAnIR declared that England dishonored by
attempts 10 seduce the citizens OF the United States
thsr allegiance.
Gso GREY asked tie House IL they could venture to
iemn the government, after they had stopped the
nent even on British ground rather than give offence
he rbted States.
ere the House divided q motion for adjournment.
j. wArsH said that by no, dismissing Mr.. Dallas tae
SD government, confessed that they hal done wrong,
their defence rested upon special pleading.
10 debate here adjourned, and the next evening
resumed by Mr.. SlirsrR GmaoS, who complained that
ed States, and the people OF America should bc made
that the British people did not support their Minis
herein.
BAxrxR believed there nothing for vote Of
ure, although there were points in Lord clarendon's
Iuct that no one es uld defend.
psacocx supported the motion for ccnsure.
srcoSyR would express no opinion.
GLADSTONE con;ended that The good viii OF the
ID States had been conciliated. The most blameabe
re In the matter was, be said, the concealmeni OBJ
ed towards tie United States government, and for
ORD Clarendon and Mr.. Champion were equally 10
e.
SOLICITOR GENERAL attacked Mr.. Gladstone, and
ht the United States government ought 10 have ar
AT different conclusion than they did.
j. rAKrscros eulogiscd Mr.. Gladstone, and said the
dare not shrink from the discussion, in this, cri.
no ordinary magnitude.
"a PArsSxsros replied nj some lcogth defending his
pct and denying that deception had been prsctscd
IDS the United States, or that their laws had been
ed.
Mccsscos here attempted 10 address the House,
as coughed down.
House then divided on motion for censure and the
nment vas sustained by 1el majority.