The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-06-28
Iifn Nl1YS.

we have one days later advices from Europe.
Although the tone of some or the London journals
rs Of rather an angry and vindictiye character the
impression which We derive from the general tenor
of the discussion Ia Parliament the subject as
well from letters is that the dismissal Of
Mr.. Champion will lead to similar act Of repri0
on the part of the British Cabinet The letter Of
London correspondent, who has peculiar opportuni-
ties Of arriving at correct information assures
positively that Mr.. Dallas viii not be dismissed
But putting this evidence aside, we look upon the
declarations with which Lord John Russell presaced
his notice motion the subject to be con-
elusive as 70 the decision that will be arrived
at by the government Although when in Office
the measures of Lord John Russell have
not always given satisfaction when in opposition he
is justly looked upon the representative of the
popular opinion of the country. In the face Of the
sentiments expressed by him and of those contained
in the Manchester appeal to the American people,
there is no danger that the government viii allow
any false feelings Of pride to interfere with its COM
pisnce with the general sentiment OF the English
nation. Besides from the declaration made by the
London Times after the receipt of Mr.. harcys last
despatch, that the issue was now narrowed down to
the question Of Mr. Crapptons guilt or nnocence,i
is evident that the additional proofs which it fur
nished of that gentleman's completely have made
some impression on the mind Of Lord Clarendon
We trust that the fact 80, but in any case we have
now fun conviction that the dismissal of Mr..
Champion will not lead 10 the consequences appre-
hended ty tie timid minded.
With regard to the Central American question, We
beg 10 refer readers TO some very sensible re-
marks Of orr London correspondent. He thinks,
and Justly that the half acceptance OF the British
proposition Of arbitra hon viii only lead to future
difficulties. The offer should either have been fally
accepted or entirely declined. compromise be-
tween principle and expedienoy lead to no salts
flctory result.
The select Parliamentary committee appointed to
consider the Sound dues ques.o has held pre-
limipary meeting. The frs. public meeting was to
take place on the 17tI, on which day the govern
ent and the varions trades associations were 10 DC
invited to prodaco esidence.
Tie Italian question confines to wear the same
meracing appearance. Austria is, ii is said, abou:
to withdraw her Charge d'AElires from Turin.
greet nicotine had bten held in London, under
the presidency " the Iona Nafor, to sub5crip-
tions FIR The relief d tie sufferers By the inundl-
tious in FIance. 5000 was subscribed on the
sp The Sultan b.. sent ft 600 francs rs his con.
fributon . the Fren "a mud Wacn the Turks sets
so benevolent an example, It is time for the Chris
tians Of the United states to bestr themselves in
the cause Of humanity
Tie ress received ~ he Asia yesterday ;mpart
ed greater strength 10 thewe0s Of holders Of cottou
but the letters received az too late period in
the day for is effects 10 0e fully developed, either on
cotton or on bteadstufs. The sales OF the former
were conhHed 20 a0cHt 7oV oVJ o1leS' "u4Sn saFe
no correct criterion If The state Of the market Flour
sold to fli extent, without change OF moment in
prices. Pine wheat vas finer and sales of choice
white Canada were made at@ls2. Sales we're pretty
freely MADE OF Western spu-g,Sintfrand club wheat
at p,ises given eisc~here. Corn wes quite steady
with far ales, without chanse Of Importance IN
prices. Pork was shgutiy weater' VITA sales OF
mess 20 ~ ~ S-' - = ''H 'N' III - ~
l2c, with the che sales pail - aefIye a. inc lat
ter figure. So er' were s'ia 20 'ls eNtens Q. wy
hid 1T steady l''ces, t'ls "As A'-n' WIN aH