M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1856-07-03
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New YORK, June27.


The steamer Asia from Liverpool arrived,
with dates to Saturday l4th inst. Still
much excitement in regard to American al
fairs. The London Times and Morning Post
demand the recall OF Mr., Dallas by the U.
Is. Government; but it is not generally sup
posed that he will be dismissed. The cities
of Liverpool and Manchester have issued
peace addresses to the citizens Of America,
and the feeling of the people is in favor OF
peace. The Government, however, talks In
a hostile manner. Lords Palmeston and
Clarendon stated in Parliament on Friday
that the dismissal Of the American Misister
had not been decided on.
The steamer Fulton, with Champion on
board, arrived at Southampton on the IA.
Articles in the London Times and Post
ON Champion are studiously offensive, de.
handing the dismissal Of Dallas.
AtManchester peace address to The I'm
tied States received 5000 signatures in lew
hours.
In the meantime several ships Of war have
been teegraphed to prepare with all possible
dispatch for foreign service. Their destina-
ton is supposed to be the coast Of Amerl-
ca.
All commanders Of gun boats at Ports
mouth, have also been called 10 port as was
rumored, 20 receive instructions tor active
). service.
A Paris letter asserts that Dillon, lately np-
pointed French Consul at Port Au. Prince,
has instructions which intimate that France
: will not permit Sou!ougue to invade Domln'
ica.
A public meeting was held at the Mail
sion House in London, for the sufferers
from the the humiliation in France.
The Lord Mayor said he had been informed
that twelve hundred and fifty English mil es
were under water in Frarce, and that forty
thousand people were entirely stricken
down, =.
Mr.. Weguelin, Governor Of the Bank OF
England, tated that the estimates oil the
damage differed from six hundred to twelve
I hundred miles, and it was difficult to form
/ proper idea Of even the lesser amount OF loss.
1 He was informed that 10000 habitatlons
had been destroyed, and the crops, which
were approaching maturity. had been total
@. ly cut down. :,
The Lord Mayor announced that he mad
already received between four and FIVE thou
sand pounds
At Constantinope on the End inst, re-
I port was spread that Russians had destroyed
the Fortress Ismael and the defences ot the
city of Kars.
. French civil officers will be charged with
the organization Of customs and duties IN the
Turkish empire. ,
The North American feet will consist OF
i the following vesselsi n
9 Nile 81; Powerful g.; Boscawen 20; Flog
!. Imaum "; Pembroke 60; CORVALLIS 3d.
Furgalis 81; Amphion "a; Vestal 26; Eury-
!, dice 26; Termagent "a; Cassak 81 Pylades
81; Arachue Is; Mallaca IL; Falcon l7 AZ
4, chea IS; Mariner II; Espiegle IL; Arab Y;
! Daring II; Buzzard 6; Argus 6; Scorpion oi
Hermes 9.
!, The seventeen gun sloops are fitted up with
!, !. new long thirty.two poundeIs.
y In The House of Lords on Friday Lord
lCharendon said that the day before yesterday
Mr.. Dallas called upon him and read des-
patch from Mr.. Marcy Of the U. States gov.
!. eminent, in which it was stated that the ex-
. plantations OF the the British govern ment on
a the recruiting question, were perfect ly salts
!. factory.
The American Go vernment were satisfied