The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-06-23
The News.

The News.
The steamship Atlantic arrived las. evening from
Liverpool, with advises to He 18th iast, four days
later than shose previously received The news of the
dismissal of Mr.. Champion, which as published e-
eiosyeysn the HERALD of the 2Sth ut., and carried
out in tho Asia, was received fact by the load
ing London papers, and commented on by them in a
None indicating hut little excitement The Morning
POST khe organ Of Lord Palmerston, repeats that
there ss neithe- war cause for war; 1t is eiry
question of temper. The English people are on the
best terms; The English government is disposed
to be most cmiable and petite; the Washington
Cabinet alene remains u the suiks, and till
i comes to its better self we must bear with its
pestish wsys as well we can. 1t would be
folly to kick when all the dudgeon is on one side.
Il is generally conceded that Mr.. Dallas will not be
cent home. In the meantime the ships Of war Nile,
81; the Shannon 81; the Pylsdes, 81, and the Cos
rack, a. had been ordered to proceed to the North
Ameris.n station with all possible despatch. An
attempt to assassinate the Queen of Spain is rep or
ed There has been ministerial crisis in Portugal.
The foundations have done fearful damage in
France and subscriptions for the relief of the suf
ferefs were being taken up in England. Consos
had declined since the It'll inst. from 94a s4s to
"a 94b. Cotton was shade better, and bread
stufs had improved.
M. Fillmore arrived last night, about twelve
o'clock by the Atlantic, and was ne ,eived by the
Committee Of the Common Council and the Fillmore
reception clubs He made speech in reply to
Alderman Briggs, and another tothe crowd in front
Of the st. Nicholas where he is at present stopping
"a the guest Of the city. fall report Of all that
was done and said viii be found elsewhere.
The intense heat Of the last three days. which oc-
easioned several cases Of coup de soI was brought
o an abrupt termination yesterday afternoon by a
violent thunder storm, which lowered the tenpera-
eofe most refreshingly, and did something towards
cleaning the city The squan was very severe in the
sray and several beats were upset. Three persons,
90 young man and two girls, were drowned by the
upsetting of sailboat in Gowanus cay, and brothe-
and sister whoever in the same boat narrowly es-
capped the same fate and were -Esved only by the
strenuous exertoRs of the brother full account Of
che disaster will be found elsewhere.
We give in another part of to-1sy's paper some
;.terestipg items frem Beaver Islands, the Mormon
settlement in Lake Michigan The statement which
IN made by Hr. j. As,ryn, and copied from Gin Gin
natl paper, may be taken wi tn some grains of allow
snce ia regard to it's truth in every particular, as
Mr.. Asxyn is spoken of by the Mornaons as man
upon whom twill not do to place too much reliance
The United States government have shipped a
large number of Colts revolvers to Panama, for the
aiming O. the crew of tine sloop-ofwar St Marys.
This is asovelty in naval equipments and they are
20 be used in the event OF any further attack on
American property at that point. The pistols left
m the last steamer. In the meantime, Commander
Bailey has orders to remain at Panama.
continuation of the search of the alleged slave
brig Bramsr lat the Navy Yard, has led to the dis
sovery OF articles tending to impicatc her az
Glaver.
The total value of foreign goods imported at the
port of BostoE during the week ending the 10th
inst. amounted to ssl4,4
The cotton marketwas very quiet on Saturday, and
sales were confined to about 200 a 500 bales, with
ed change in prices. Not mnch animation was
expected until further news aheQld be received from
Aro,e by the next steamer due, as it was be-
Kegec that she woald probably bring accounts Of a
favc-a lie change 10 prices. Floor was In fair de-
mand ). without change of moment in quotations
The ma rket howeser, under the force Of large
receipts closed dull. Inferior and common grades
Of wheat were dull snd irregular, while prime lots
were acane and firm Indiana red sold at IL 40,
Southern otto at 81 81, and Chicago spring at
81 IN Gale of go hSsaels of new red wheat,
grown this season, near Charleston, South Caro-.
Ina VS., sa.d to go cut of markes at " per
bushel Prime white SogtAern and Canadian were
NJ OIL So Distilling Western mixed corn SOLD
freely st 45c.; sound ditto, for Eastern ship
ment, ct 53c, and SOUND Southern yellow
nc Sc SIC. Rye sold at SIC. delivered
Pork was Srmer " oh sales Of Esoss at SO rs. Lard
was firm, with sales in barrels at ll4c and IN kegs
NJ l2sc. Sugars Bsre firm vrh sales OF about
/ 600 2os bids. Crba muscovaao at full prices
Coffee was s.eady, Sith modessse transacs'ons
Freghts were stifer, wh large ship7'ents OF grain
70 Liverpool, 81 full rates; with engagements sso
Of dour at steady quotations. WhiS<ey advanced
29Sc. zoe. per Gallon