Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1856-07-04
Foreign News by the Canada.
GREAT BRITAIN.
e following is the latest in Parliament

| The following il the latest in Parliament
On the evening of Friday, the 10Th Mr. Gladstone
ted that Monday last when Lotd PAnersion announced
it the intention OF Her Maestys Government to con
tnuc diplomatic relations with the American Minister he
did give any eNplanaiionD the motives which led To-
that Course did ne advert the conduct of the
American Government in the dismissal of Mr. Champion
At that period there expect an immediate
discussion upon the question and therefore he might have
thought the explanations that time premature, He did
complain of this silence but the to which he
referred having been withdrawn and there being some
tAuy also the line which honorable gentle
man opposite who had given notice OF his intention
oduce the question: about take he thought i'm
p0ant that the House should known early possible
The OF the reply which the Government vas 10 give
To- Mr. Marcys despatch respecting the dismissal Of Mr.
Champion from Washington ana perhaps when they had
that it would Le time DISCUSS the question
tie, therefore, wished know whether the Government
ADald be prepared To lay their reply Mr. Marcy upon
| the table
Lord Palmerston said his honorable friend had rightly
understood the motives which induced him abstain on
Monday from taking observations upon the subject
motives equally strong prevailed the present OCCASION
lie would therefore, in reply the question that he
mad doubt OF being able to lay all the papers upon the
table, including Lord Carendons Mr. Marcy in
the course Of next, probably early day
Sir j. Packi gton said, the honorable gentleman has
acted quite right in asking the Government for the pro-
ducon Oi the papers, and he was glad hear that in
the Of few days the House would possession
Of the returned Mr. Marcys dispatch IL would
perhaps be only fair towards the Government to postpone
ANY discussion their conduct with regard TO the enlist
question, until the dispatch produced-but he
earnestly hoped that discussion will not long be Delayed
He spoke in party and with party object when
lac laid that he regarded with feelings OF the greatest anx
etyhe might also OF shame-the present state of our
relations with America. For the present painful position
Of affairs he attached the blame judging ouly from the
public documents which IN the hands OF honorable
members what lie considered be the serious miscon
duct aud unw-e policy OF her Majesty's Government by
which the Government Of the United States had rri-
tatcd deceived, and offended Under these circurnstan-
ces he regretted that Mr. Baltic felt himself under the
necessity Withdrawing hi. motion but he trusted that
the intention of Mr. Moore other independent
member would afford honorable members the eonser.
vatve side OF the House opportunity Of calling attention
| to the real merits OF the question.
Sir q. Grey strongly eprecAted he adopted by
the Hon Baronet in expressing decided opinion up
the question At the present He glad 10
fnd only from the cheers his side OF the house
but the manifest indications Oh side Of the Hon
Baronet that his views did not meet With general
i renee
Mr. Moore appealed to Lord Palmerston 10 appoint an
early day Tor discussion upon the subject.
No answer returned, aud the subject dropped
Sir Edmund Lyons TO be raised to the Pccragc tor
services rendered in the Black SEA- being the only Peer
manufactured from the With Russia.
The Queen ave grand baon the evening Of the l7th
Two thousand invitations had beeu given out Mr. Dallas
was present
Prince Napoleon ia visiting English ports in q Yacht
Collections continue ia England for the sufferers from
the foundations IN France.
The baneiu Ribbon system il prevailing extensively in
the North Western Counties of Ireland especially Donegal
aud Sligo Owing to instructions from the Government
the COnsabulary making great eIeruons break up
the cOnlodrracy, and numerous arrests have taken place
IN Donegal day last week, ~ persons marched
into lIord by the Constabuary and committed for Trial
az the Assizes.
Louis Napoleon is taking steps to have the Empress APP
| pointed Regent Tor her
The project Of law the subject been sent 70 the
/ $ mate aud debated with closed doors The project
proposes that the Enperor's demise, the Empress
should reign assisted 10y the Council OF the Regency,
whose the Emperor will leave nnder a sealed enve
loPe-meanwhile the government papers writing up
| the project.
The latest from Paris under date Of ;he 2Ist states
that the honeur contains decree, ordering the creation
Of general System Of inspection Of the army connis
-arat, by special staff established Tor that peculiar puf
pOse The MOnur sao gives the project o the Senators
Committee on the Regency IL states that the Empress
motheris 10 be regent and guardian Of her during -
minority, but u not 70 contract second marriage while
IL continues.
In case Of the death Of the Empress. the Regency i 10
pas the Senior Prince Of France thence 10 the other
Princes in order Of hereditary succe.sion and failing
them Ill., 20 the Council Of the Regency chosen by the
Senate.
Tso aud half millions Of frinc,hase been collected
for the sufferers from nundaton
BELGIUM.
The editor Of the Irusscls paper " ia Nation" La.
been fined and Imprisoned for cdotisl alleged to i,e
hbellous Of the Duchess Of RADIANT
ITALY
Two three changes has taken place in the Sandman
Ministry the chief being the appointment Of Gen Us
Marmofa 20 the War Department
| Baron Wiener, Austrian Undgr-Secreiiry Tor Foreign
Affair. has gone Rome Il j. rumJred h- object j. Ia
convince II posibc Cardni Antonc aud hi. colleague.
Of making necessary reforms.
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IN Fremont paperwhc states that the explorer oftie
Rocky Mountains and the Salt Lake intends give both
Buchanan and Fillmore "Jcssc' in this contest Now
object 10 this mort decidedly "Ouf Jessie" has beer
faithful spouse and shared the fortunes ofthe path fin
der through good We evil report snd for him nov
to give her % crusty old bachelor good rok
log Widower, u utterly out Of the queston. Whe,ns
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