Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-06-19
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4 from Liverpool, arFiYeds This morning enroute
L for Boston, with dates to- the tn inst -
Thefe had been much talk especting the
Amdfieansd difficulty but samountetlt to nothing.
The dismissal Of Mr. CHAMPION was announced
rs an event sure TO take place, the announce
meat had seaFcciy elected the funds. g
Cotton 81 declined Brea dstrIfs
firm. Provision market iRnse tied and lower,
Except Lard, which had ADVANCED London
money market Unchanged. GonSOlS for money
quoted at 944aG4 5.S. a,9s5 7.ssssas s7ikz s'ss
The steamer North AIncrica, from Quebec,
arrived at Liverpool on the 5th. The news
mostly relate to the tfiifcttlt ties with America,
Which had excited much discussion on thespart
Of English Journals.
The arrival OF. the q tlantic at liverpool was
anxiously awaited, itsbeing 2expcctedithat Mr.
Champion would come passenger in her and
considerable relief was felt onslcarnins that he
was not. 'tT2zg -7sI9i
The Morning Post caused cons dcra6lc excite
ment by an editorial announcement that the u.
/! S. Government had actually dismissed Mr.
Champion, and that he had gone to TOronto.s
The other journals Immediately eontradicted
the statement assmerclyi the random gossip of
the passengers by the Atlantic In Parliament,
the succeeding evening, Mr. D.tsfdeh put the
iIquestiOn to Lord PahnerstonY whoimede ashuf-
i.fiing reply to the effect that he understood so
from an indirect sources; but Mr. Champion. not
having himself said SO, he, Lord Pasmerston,
had no statement to make. In the House of
LORDS the Earl of HardyEicls put Similar ques-
lion, to which the Earl of Granville replied, that
1.-the Government had no information; on the sub
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iLoSDos.s,June .7s-Thes Paris correspondent
| of the Morning Post, writes that the French
unhappy complications which haveEled to the
suspension- of diplomatic relations betwec Eng
land and America; ds1l the Emperor will con-
tinue to exercise his good offices, in the same
spirit of reconciliation Should the tSo nations
Enctually iengagein war, no donbt EnglandIulay
reckon on an active alliance with France.
Sir Bulwer Lytton had questioned the Minis
tiers regarding the relation OF g. Britain with
the u; S. touching Central America. He allu-
ded to his previous Withdrawal of a motion on
the same question, because the govt stated that
they had offered arbitration to the q. S. and dai-
Is expected reply Since then, however grave
events have taken place. Walkers govt had
been recognized by the o. S. and a vessel of war
sent to Nicaragua, and by the last accounts BY
the Africa there was a prospect of nm invasion
of the Mosquito Territory by Gen. Walker, with
a view to annex to Nicaragua. The House
would remember that England was pledged to
protect that Territory from external invasion,
and a grave responsibility devolved upon this
Government In this state Of affairs. He asked
whether in the interval, any steps had been tn
ken to press the United States Government for
a reply. ~ -zs-lli.
PaImerston said he was unable tosgive def
mite reply. The American govt was aware OF
the offer Of arbitration, and he did not think it
necessary to press for reply. He thought the
interests Of the country would be promoted by n
continuance of judicious forbearancc. The
House had hitherto shown tho questions now
pending were of grave character, but he hoped
and not without good reason, that they will ter
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FisAScE by the recent inundation not less
than 500 houses had been destroyed at Lyons,
and $50 at Avignon.
| At last accounts the waters were subSiding.
The Govt had given 1o,O00G00E for the relief Ol
the sufferers. 90, =
PoRTrGAL.-The vine and potato crops arc
thrcatencd;with failure. %
SPAIS.-Thc Spanish feet ordered to Mexico
consists of IL shiPs-ef7war, including two ships
oEthc-Iine and steamers,
IrALY-France and Austria have both sent
urgent notes to the Ncapolitan government
France hints an Intervention.
Should an outbreak occur-in Naples or Sicily,
Mazzini announces his intention of withdraw
ling from politics, and emigrating 10 the United
Estates. $50 '.'s i1 .-ie F,
The latcstncws,in London, of June 9th, states
that Count Cayaps is about to make another
tourney to Paris the position Of affairs in 1t
alyiis considered highly iciucaL ,aad SIS "
| Lord PalmcrSton stated that he had received
information that Mt. CT;lmptonlad been ordered
to leave Washington. Ks, =, -. .l...,55.s
The funds closed steady at a sfigiitadvance.
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