Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1856-05-23
Special Correspondence Of the Philadelphia Ho::s 10.
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The statement in tn; " 9-nms; ;,.il S:ar hi,' ..-..:.
that Mr. Champion had been 't!l ihiy u"'l:c. .' ...
suspension nf diplomatic iDIe:s"urse By NJ. Nu"y,
~ the morning. is entirely e.r"n"nns. NJ e..H g.,
rice has been sen, ,.ni none IL contemplated -. -
purpose suggested.
All IN. F,.rr.tp Legations ave de;"ru;iued ro' .
r.coyui.e fnirc Will, socially or Jthcinhy.
Mr. NarcnLata asserts ls clam - fst J; '....
Mission from NiraragnG. 0:' IN" !hilh @! .....
commission iro:n the depDSed ghvernIn"r'r, IN:
p.lievrd that he viii b. r''osniaet HIS protest"
Irss.d 70 the different LeGitnIS, ~ not yat ..a.
loted II lnay be Introduced "a the Senate Ggly . 80.
the subject.
I'm. y arm Du Bois ia willing to testify in a1 II.
bert homcid, case, H his S,np.e declaration 81 ..5
facts Witnessed hy him will satisfy both .;Er,.g.. a.
question OF 0i.ical dccacy alone "nlbsrra- .F ..s
inclination, a. he fears to cnmpronls' h!- G5vl.G.
ment.
Mr. Cramp,on explains his statement 10 sn--rE -
Mr. Clayton, by Asserting that tn" latter cn .r..
To examine some old English mnP- un %'i'"G i ."...
md Jamaica were desIguHc': aii co!or"d ~ 'u"t I.-
way whereupon Mr. Cay'Dn admiti that De-" VIZ.
evidently claimed as B;jiish po.-eSgn,. & j.. r,
nj. that ,n-apprehcnsion might hnvr O"Gu!Fs Il. 30
instance but the explanation does DD,' Cry~r '..-
points involved in ,he declarn;ions oi Mr.. Lsr..r
.orroborn;ed by Senators Cr;,;"nrn and f.. = .a
supposed now Mr.. Crempton will max. s).ae p --'
ion the subject.
II dated the 3lh OF April Il W.:s a-ut IL 'lr H.
las aud by him Communicated 20 or govern i.....
II occupies fifty pages Of diplomatic p"PrE' l. p
tone it Is more generally conriaiory ani fiH'."-
than the fprncr dispatches have been. After r''''''
ing the whole ca,e il dl-rre :its "if u7'i h"oy
the British minister and tie crn-us an .7i-'j ..'
.ntinp the abatement Of their own oiioa's' .. .th
,r,uud n. we'll ~ other new points "hgilrI' 81.
IarIinps 10 comply with the rcqUea: 81 ine A1-..'
Gnvern,n.nt The reply at tho hi'nn-; rs..I. s...
o rrsnared Immediately. but 9 may reGGifs . - rg
.", Tsv, n, the British replication topE tire" Il s
r, oil br ns brIei rs The circumstances KY Hty.
;,r no unn.ces snry discussion "t proyiJns G. q ..
and will concude by putting his passport ii Il -.
nossI of Mr. Crampton. There IS iltIie doUot r,,s.
fs;ncd that the Briti,h GDverr..-rt w p,oupiy rr-
niiare by giving Mr D.,lla, H.. passport, ;O- 'r:-
ing diplomatic intercourse suspended nri i. s- '.
renewed by explaEaslop or friendly iur.rvvnl:"r T.
ancabe adjustment, winch may be eas'y ns.1...-
plished. There is cause Of Q. any gave
barrassment in pacific relations reces:4!..y H.
voIYed in this fact.
Mons. Sar:iges hss enGeevored, notw:ihsrsc1'..c
the supposed hostility Of tie trecch t1overa-.',
effect satisfactory Arrangement Lie .''sa'
are prgdcat on the alleged Apologies wr'rn s's
been made BIZ, which moi regarded - suflri';i.
There is no otticIs! intelligence tron Fsnr''i ''
cernin- the late afsny IN that quarter, iu'.Hs 90
that contained in the published account - n-.'-
gyines are entertained cs 10 oa. a6H'y 10 E'vs
,hs rail road communication under e-iscS 2.-s'--
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