Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-05-20
LAFES I NEWS.
ARRIVAL OF THE STEAMER ASIA
Thtee Days Later from Europe
The British Government not Ceasared for The
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The steamship Asia with Liverpool dates 10
the 81 inst, arrived Friday morning, and h.,
evening We received our English files. The po.
litical news Is unimportant
ENGLANp.
The motion of Mr.. Whtesidcs in the British
Parliament to censurc the Admnstra tor the
fall OF karS. WAS lost by majority of ~.
-Four hundred men, employed in the carriage
department at the ROYAL Arsenal Woolwieh
have receIvedthe usual notice to leare. This will
make the reduction since the peace about 900
benjamin Alien Howard twhn was apo, bend
ed IN Liverpool on board the Persia and Oscar
Kingston, the two American hotel plumbers, were
further examined and aga II r.nanded.
ENGLAND AND THE UNITED STATES
Among the Official papers presented to Parlia-
ment last night Is the reply of Lord Clarendon on
the part ofthe British Governments, to the dis.
patch OF Mr.. Marcy. dated 18th December last,
IN which he announced that Mr. Champion had
become an unacceptable representative of her
Britannia Majesty at Washington, aud requested
The Daily News Comments upon the subject
as follows:
That which Mr.. Champion did was done open
~ and frankly. lie announced to the Cab net at
Washin gton that the Queens Government would
be glad to receive recruits in Halifax for For
egn Legion and for a months aud months he ex-
planned all his plans to Mr.. Marcy-showed Mr..
Marcy Lord Clarendon's instructions on no &C.
count to run any risk of infringing the laws of
tho United States. lie remained in the most
confidential communication with Mr.. Marcy on
the subject and as soon as it became apparent
that the United States Government averse
to the scheme, it was abandoned. and the depot
at llslifax was brokenu up. To ask, under such
circumstances, for the recall of Mr.. Champion. is
really to invite the English Cabinet to Disgrace
itself for the amusement and qualification of the
Government at Washington, and we confidently
trust that the good sense of the American people
will see the matter in this light"
IRELAND.
An order has been issued by Lord Panmure to
the country of Dublin Malita to resume the re-
oruiting. This appears to signify that the mill
ary force will not be di.bandpd for some time
to come.
Accounts have reached Dublin bringing the in
teligence of the death Of X. NJ. Fox one of the
representatives in parliament for the county e
Longford.
Archbishop Cullen has issnrd pastoral on the
peace. He points attention TO the conduct Of ''our
brave catholic fellow countrymen and our power
ful Catholic allies"
Mr. Craven Duffy. late of the Nation spa
per, has arrived and been entertained at Mel
bourne.
FRANCE.
The general appearance Of the crops through
out France is described "a most promising.
French cousuls will be appointed at Kertch,
Kherson. Nicoaieh, Taganros and Snferopo
with Consul General AT Odessa.
The baptism of the Imperial Prince will take
place in June.
The King of Wirtemburg is expected in Par
is.
ITALIAN AFFAIRS.
Tho most interesting feature of the Peace Con
ference happened after the treaty was signed. in
the shape of an interchange of opinion on the
subject OF European interests.
Count Walewski invited this interchange of
sentiment, aud among other things referred to
the disturbed state Of Italy, recommending that
suggestions Of a mildcr-ru be conveyed to the
Italian governments. to which suggestions the
plenipotentialies gcnerall, heartily agree.
Count Cavnur on behalf of Sardinia, demanded
that The secular government be established in
the Roman Legations and that the Austrian
troops be Withdrawn Sharp wnrI- hrronpon
eu>ued between the Austrian and sardinAn rep
resentatiyes, but it ended in nothing.
The plcuipotentiarir> then proceeded to- di-
cuS>ien of the new declaration of mararimo law
in reference Ia neltra-. To all the principles
Of this law they eae Il gave their adhe-ion-R Rus
sia qualifying her assent in the matter Of prlva-
tccrng.
Letters from Rome state that the ecclpsiasti
cal circle, were panic struck at the Sardlnlnn
programme for Italian reform. The sudden de
i,arture for Paris Of Mnnsigneur Berardi was
surpassed to be connected with this movement.