The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-07-11
Miscellaneous FOREIGN Items.

Miscellaneous Foreign Items.
me British encampment at Aldershot has been aLoiy
disturbance between the German aud English troops ~
garrison.
The Dublin Nation, of June 81, says:-Mr Buchanan
has received the unanimous vote Of the Democratic Con-
vention for the Presidency and although the London
Times affects to consider that his is less war
like indication than the reelection OF General Pierce
would b, We are OF another opinion.
The Liverpool JOURNAL of the 2lst uh., says-h does
not follow that because Mr. Buchanan has been nomi-
mated he will be elected. In reference 10 slavery is
inferred that he will follow in the footsteps OF Mr. PIERCE
and in regard TO external matters il rs presumed that he
will act his declar atoms ut the dubious gathering
time since at Ostend To annexation he devoted
Cuba within his desires and on the subject Of Central
America he is more determined than Mr.. Marcy.
letter from Paris the Austrian Gazette sayss-The
United States not bunging 10 engage In
with England without first making Of tho neutrality
Of France Recently policy Of the Yankees has given
umbrage to the Emperor Of the French and for
making joint with England would soon be found.
The American Minister, Mr.. Mason who knows s1sctly
much infuerce the mind OF President Pierce, 10
making, hear great efforts to get his idea Of French me-
dation adopted.
recent meeting OF the British Society for the pro-
pagaion OF the Coz pei the Bishop Of Oxford proposed
That the growth and organization Of the Colonial Church,
and the efforts which is making for the support its
clergy and institutions, encouragement the
society persevere Its special work OF following
British emgrans settlers with the minsraons and
ordinances of religion and added-There had been an
emigration from Germany to the United States but emf
grafton did not produce another Germany in the United
its individuality was swallowed up by English emil
grafton.
very extensive expedition Is preparing at Hamburg
by the agents OF the Russian American Company san
in about month Tor the Russian possessions the
coast OF America II will consist of the Russian ships
CzarOwitsch and Grand Duke Constantine which managed
10 elude the vigilance Of the British the
mencemelt Of the late war. Hamburg steamer has
been engaged To accompany the expedition, which Il is
calculated will carry out altogether 500 persons
The London Herald of June 90 says-win any nation
in Europe alx its stamp TO the fragments Of the bond
which Americas government has torn up2 Not only
that trucuent fiat of Walker, who is an american
citizen. deed contravening all international law, ig-
norng every due and just code of humanity and JUSTICE
but was deed in absolute anagonsm TO the stpula-
tions OF solemn convention signed and scaled by Eng
land and America
The London Post saysThe period is drawing on when
a contest will be inevitable between democracy and
desposm. Tho free governments Of Europe viii have
act as arbers and paccators to stem the torrent Of
popular license on the one hand aud stay the Of
tyranny on the other.
The London Meas, Of June 90 says:-t will be fatal
event tor Italy ever the Cabinet at Turin is prevailed
upon to adopt the policy OF the government which
Its power TO the coupe 'atG.
The Manchester Examiner of June n, observes:-The
American government has recognized General Walkers
Before these measures were taken the press was Ssrce
for war; II is tamey compliant. Then IL hirtsd
Growler and the rest of fry OF eunboats
should be ordered Atlantic cruise II amiably
expresses It's great satisfaction that government doee
not deem the dismissal Of Mr. CHAMPION sufficient rea
| son for dismissing Mr.. Dallas.
The following has been extensively circulated in Bsah
England'-In November last government wished 70
refer the question TO ar ,itrao and Instructed Mr.
Champion accordingly He omitted 70 notice their in
strucons until February and there is 70 believe
that this ofler OF arbitration has been fairly made
| to the American government
Cne L,ndon Standard ays-Thereis general pvopo-
son less liable ,eptou than hs-that peace he
interest OF every cysed country but 70 country In
the world peace SO important 70 the United States
The Manchester Guardian, Of June 90 saysNr Oramp
tons greatest fault appears TO ~ 70 have boon that he
hC hu
TO young dplomatist whom be WAS despatchng
mission Of some dehcacy: Surtsa, ko~ssur poins de
sele!
Tho Londsn Ners. speaking OF the cost Of LADIES'
dresses says.wc take this mchevous-almost fatal
extravagancc in female dress TO be result Of
mental desposm. Al forms OF fantastic luxury signal
lie the reign Of dcsposm everywhere naturally and 10
the satisfaction generally Of the despot Nothing Is 80
alarming absolute rulers their people too
much occupied by the important Interests OF human
life TO for superficial exctcments; nothing
pleascs such rulers more than sec the whole public
bent upon pleasure and exercising their . contest
Of extravaganza.
The London Post OF June 49, observes.-l Is remark
able feature in the history Of the emigration that has
taken place late years from the United Kingdom that
by far the greater portion Of counrymen have given
the preference colonies but 10 the United
4 States.
The London Mems OF June 10 says-whilc the British
government Is content OF peace and an en-
ample Of lorbearance, to continue through NJ. Dallas
London diplomatic relations with the government the
United states WILL we believe for the present least,
abstain nom appointing any successor 70 Mr. Champion
q, Washington.
The London Chronicle observcs-The enlistment qucs-
ton however, Is but small part OF the issue between
this country and the United states II a mere passing
symptom OF chronic disease. Her Majcsty's minserp
viii find themselves compelled ere long 10 deal with
that issue on some definite principles.
Attic Crystal Palace In London, when tho fountains
are in fu operation they have IL 7ss Jets playing and
the quantity OF displayed simultaneously IN them
Is about l2o, 900 gallons per minute.
The London Post OF the 10th ult says;-Are 20
to for the King OF Mosquitos We sincerely hope
ics Dol To I'M md N
selves, turn our back upon him in the hour OF need.
IL has been decided In Paris that NJ Place trader
and .na' though On the day the bankruptcy was pro.
state" and presented an important dehciIn Il
proved that since then arrangement had been
between him and his creditors, which showed that no
debt was liable u be exacicd for the present The
rup tribunal declared that under these circumstances
'thcre was no interest in maintaining tho bankruptcy
Tho Manchester Exominer says.scvera Of tho rcsoa-
lions adopted Mt the Cincinnati Convention bear signin
cantly the Monroe doctrine. Sympathy with tho poo.
pie Of Central America in their attempts at regeneration
no obscure aliuson b. General walkcrthe necessity
Of establishing efficient line OF transit between the
Atlantic and Pacific oceans, AZ well Of maintaining
prcponderance" In the adjustment OF NIL questions
ing out q u, are dwc upon with emphatic dstnctness-
The london Star says;-Tlc nomination Of Mr.. James
Buchanan as President q the American republic Is
qucsiionaby agrcat triumph OF liberal principles.
Tho london Glide OF June Is says:-The psan for our
army peace establishment, Indicated by Tho Under
secretary for War can scarcely l 10 give satisfaction
win number about 40 600 Of all ranks or very
nearly the same strength possessed bciorc the
Russian war. They will comprise something more than
eooo cavalry 90 900 artillery, 200 Guards aud $1,000
Infantry Of the line.
In the sitting Of the 18th Of Juno orthe pcimontcse
senate NJ hontezcmoo b. call the attention of the
government and the Senate 30 the political condition OF
the country. Count dc Cavour rcplied,-I think NJ
Nonezcmoos assertions respecting the degree Of excite
mebt he suprosts 70 exist the country rather exag
ecraicd. Nobody b. lcvss in any imminent peril al
though the situation Is such that Il may become very
serious through unforeseen events
The Ionden TINS, Of June IS ssys,-we wanted o msn
twelve years ago 10 put end 10 discord with
America and we found him, not among our dplomasts
but among our merchants. and he mission was sue.
cessful
The same paper afds-Thc whole OF this complicated
dispute relating TO Central America hinges upon two main
questions; one s question OF propcrty--to whom DO
the Bay Islands belong-to Honduras 10 Englandf mo
other question of the Interpretation Of . ucaty-tbe
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