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

ARRIVAL OF THE ATLANTIC.
-FOUR DAYS LATER FROM EUROPE.
TIE AMERICAN QUESTION.
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Reception Of the News Of Mr.. Champions
Dismissal.
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PEACEFUL TEMPER OF THE ENGLISH PRESS.
More Vessels Of War Despatched to
.,.-. America.
ATTEMPT TO ASSASSlNkTE THE QUEEN OF SPAIN.
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MINISTERIAL FLARE-UP In PORTUGAL.
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NEWS FROM AUSTRALIA AND BRAZIL.
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Consols, "a 81 1-8.
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Gotten Unchanged -Breadstulfs Improved,
&C., &C., &s.
More Vessels Of War Despatched to
b .-.... America.
ATTEMPT TO AssAsslNATE THE QUEEN OF SPAIN.
MINISTERIAL FLARE-UP IN PORTUGAL.
NEWS FROM AUSTRALIA AND BRAZIL.
,Consols, "a a "a 1-s.
Gotten Unchanged -Breadstulfs Improved,
&C., &C., &e.

&C., &C., 30.
The United States mail steamer Atlantic, Captain 0.
Eldridge, from Liverpool at quarter past hrec O'Clock
The afternoon of Wednesday, June 11th arrived about
half past eleven O'Clock last evening.
Passed ship Guy Mannering coming out of Bell buoy.
Ship Dreadnought getting under weigh. June 90 lat. AZ
20, Ion. 81, bark bound East showing red signal
with white Same day, at AZ 08 Ion SO IA, saw
ship Ironsides, bound West. Same time an American
ship with painted ports showing large burgee with
white ground red and blue borders, with name on it.
Could not make it out.
Mr.. Fillmore is passenger by the Atlantic.
When the Asia arrived out on the 10th, the following
was teegraphed from Liverpool to the London Ne,w
Against the report is the fact that Captain Lott OF
the ASIA our Liverpool correspondents that to
dismissal of Mr. Champion had reached the British Consul
at New York. teegraphc message had been sent to
Washington by the Consul that morning asking If there
any later for England, to which
received, Nothing later to communicate" 1t Is, there
fore, resumed that the report from the New YoRK HERALD
is premature.
The Asia arrived at Liverpool at A. NJ of Monday the
9th. Notice of Mr.. Champions dismissal was expected
by the ASIA and Geographic statement from the Wash
ngton correspondent of the NEW YORK HERALD seeming
to confirm it, the dismissal received fact, and
commented upon accordingly 1t caused but little excite
ment and Lord Clarendon's statement in the House of
Lords that up to the 9th Of last month Mr. Champion
had not received any notice to quit caused still less The
London papers all have editorials the subject 1t is
now argued that, Mr.. Crampton's is personal
one, there is necessity to send away Mr. Dallas who
at the present moment is the reverse Of unpopular.
The Times exhibits its usual feeling towards the United
States, and makes the letter Of A New Enganderr in
its columns the peg which hang great deal Of what
only be described abuse The Duily Ncics wonders
that aggressive America should cite the annexation o.
India pallation Of her propensites-India ben
entirely exceptional case-not to be understood b
strangers D The Neo further says that it is with the
Northern States of the Union that Britain should to
understanding, for the Northern States would rather
dissolve the Union than go to with England The
Neaps however thinks that the dismissal Of Mr.. Dala
would purpose except to ripen animosty.
The Morning Chronicle thinks it 'seowardly' to
make scapegoat of Mr. Crampton-a valuable
public servant for having only too faithfully done his
duty" The Morning Post uses the American news
merely a of administering rebuke to the
fractory members Of its political party. The London
Morning Star (organ Of the Manchester mcn) has
mrable editorial setting forth the merits Of the dispute
IN respect to Central America As Mr. Crampton the
Star thinks that to involve fifty sixty millions of
people, of the race language and religion in despe
rate and deadly strife in order avenge the dignity Of
Champion, is too great absurdty to be for moment
entertained. Nay, indeed, it is pretty clear that like the
removal Of OF those small insects which in tropical
climates burrow under the skin and irrate the whole
surrounding flesh, this genemans expulsion from the
United States will greatly allay the Inflammation
which his presence produced.
The Nile OIL the Shannon, 81 the Pylades, 81 and
the Cossack q guns have been teegraphed prepare
for foreign service with possible despatch Their des-
tinaton is believed and correctly reported TO be North
America.
The reports from the corn districts of France not affect
by the foundations still very promsing and should
the blooming season. now commencing, pass off WELL
there Is good hope that Notwithstanding the immense de-
strucon ocasoned by the floods, the crop through
outgFrance may not fall very much below average
is reported in Berlin that Prussia and Sardinia have
both demanded to be admitted into the commission for
reorganizing the Dsnubian Princpaes, and that the
demand has been acceded TO- It difficult to refuse
Prussia in her quality of great German Power, inter-
ested in States bordering the Danube Sardinia was
therefore admitted to maintain the equilibrium the
eide Of the Western Powers
Letters from Milan state that the Austrian government
resolved to erect the Lombardo Venetian provinces
into kingdom of Upper Italy, and to place prince Of
Italian brththe Grand Duke Of Tuscany who is also
Austrian Archduke-on the throne. To this determna-
on Cabinet of Austria said to have been brought
by lbs anxiety to neutralise the growing popularity of
Piedmont.
telcgrapnC deSpatcn from lrlcStc, IOrwaruuS news
from Alexandria that Arabia is still in state
instruction 1t has declared 1t will no longer recog
nze the rule of the Sultan The governor Of the Hedaz
holds out firmly, but is without relief support. Ano
1her despatch OF doubtful authenticity, records great
fermentation among the Turks the subject of the HAITI
Humaioun. AT Podgorizza, is said, the Turks have
burnt two Catholic churches and killed two Christians
At Nisci Montenegro, the Christians in order to
ayenge themselves for the continual outrages they meet
WITH have attacked and pllaged caravan coming from
Ragnsa IA Turks killed
letter from ODESSA of the oath ult, states that the
ed with Strangers and that more than thirty
Liverpool and Constantnope firms had established them
selves there "to the prejudice Of the small traders"
\ Is said that 20 600 masons to rebuild Scbastopo
The Liverpool cotton market, saturday, June T.
The day of the Asa's sailing remained dull, but
without change In prices from those quoted in FRI
days circulars, excepting that in American under
sgd. there was some irrcguarity. Tnc days salej
'were 5000 bales, including 500 bales speculation
and 500 for export On Sunday the Asia arrived, wit
advccs from New York TO the 2sth May Monday June
Q, the market continued heavy; low American be-
ing quito nominal in value and all prices about
The quotations of last week. Sales of tho
day. 5000 bales including 500 for export On Tuesday,
10TH the business was only 900 bacs prices rather
avorng the buyer. Sales Of the three days Tues
day evening" were therefore IA 900 bales including 900
for export and 500 on speculation.
Breadstuis dearcr wheat I'd. TO 3d. per bushc; -four
3D. to Is per BARREL and Indian L. to Is Cd per
quarter advance over last weeks quotations. but only
moderate amount of business done the advance
Red wheat was quoted at 9s. Sd. to Jos 4d white los.
3D. TO lis per 10 bs. Western canal -four, 3Os 34s;
Philadelphia, 34s Cd. to 35s 3D.; Baltimore and
Ohio. 36s Oh. to SIS per barrel White In