The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1856-07-03
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HALIFAX, Tuesday, July /.
The royal mail steamship Canada Captain Lang from
Liverpool Saturday June 81, arrived here between
aud 10 o'clock this evening.
The news is generally unimportant.
The excitement consequent on Mr.. Champions arrival
out speedily subsidized and Mr. Dallas vas not to be dis
missed the recruiting business was regarded definitely
settled and hopes freely nerchanged that the Gem
trail American question would soon be also.
Peace meetings and friendly addresses to America
abundant
Mr. aies motion In the House Of Commons respecting
the American difficulties and which 1t supposed
that the Pamerson ministry would be defeated and resign
is Withdrawn.
minister Washington during the administration of Pres
ident Pierce II was however, merely rumor.
Consos for money not quoted but for account they
Breaastufs generally firm, and tending upward.
Cotton closed at the rates current the previous Fri
day. Sales of the week 10000 bales
GREAT BRITAIN.
The following is the latest in Parliament
On the evening of Friday the 2Oh Mr. Gladstone stated
that Monday last, when Lord Pamerston announced
that it the intention Of her Maestys government to
continue diplomatic relations with the American minister
he did give any explanation Of the motives which led
that course did he advert to the conduct OF the
American government in the dismissal OF Mr.. Champion
At that period there was reason to expect an immediate
discussion upon the question and therefore he might have
thought the explanations at that time premature lie did
complain Of this silence but the motion to which he
certainty also to the line which honorable gentle
opposite who had given notice Of his intention TO In
troduce the question, was about to take, he thought II
important that the House should know early possible
the of the reply which the government intended
give the despatch from Mr. Marcy respecting the dis
mssal of Mr.. Champion from Washington and perhaps
when they had that answer 1t would be time to discuss
the question. He therefore wished to know when the gov
would be prepared lay their reply to Mr. Marcy
upon the table.
Lord Palmerston said his honorable friend had rightly
understood tho motives which induced him TO abstain
Monday from making any observations upon the subject
Motives equally strong prevailed on the present occasion
He would therefore, in reply TO the question that he
had doubt Of being able To lay all the papers, intending
Lord Carendons tosMr. Marcy 10 the course Of
next week, probably on an earlier day,
Sir ]. Packngton said the honorable gentleman had
acted quite right In asking the government for the
production OF the papers and no was glad to hear that
in the course Of q few days, the House would he in
possession of the returned TO Mr.. Marcy's de-
spatch Ii would, perhaps, be only fair towards the
government 10 postpone any discussion on their con-
duct with regard to the enlistment question until the
despatch produced but he earnestly hoped that dis
ousson would long be delayed. He spoke In party
sense and with party object when he said that he
gaded with feelings Of the greatest anSehe might al
America For the present painful position OF affairs he at
ached the bamejadgng only from the public documents
which were In the hands Of honorable mebers-to what
he considered be the serious misconduct and unwsc pol
lev of her Msstys government by which the government
Of United States had been rritated deceived aud Of
Tended Under these circumstances regretted that Mr.
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notion but he trusted that the intention Of Mr. Moore,
some other independent member, would afford honorable
members on the side Of the House opportu
nifty Of calling attention TO the real merits Of the question
Sir G. Grey strongly deprecated the tone adopted by
the honorable baronet in expressing decided an opin
ion upon the question at the present moment. lie was
glad TO fluid not only from the cheers his side Of
Tho House. hut from the manifest indications the eide
Of the honorable barone that his vuNs did not meet with
general concurrence.
Mr. Moore appealed to Lord Palmerston TO appoint an
early day for discussion upon the subject
No answer was returned, and the subject dropped
Sir Edmund Lyons Is to be raised TO the peeraSe for
services rendered In the Black sea- being the only
man uactured from the war with Russia.
The Queen gave grand ball the evening Of the It'll.
Two thousand Invitations had been given out Mr. Dallas
was present
Prince Napoleon is visiting English ports in yacht
Collections continue In England for the sufferers from the
foundations In France.
I>rnefu Ribbon systom Ia prevailing extensively in
the yPhwesern counties OF Ireland especially Donegal
and Sligo. Owing instructions from the government
the coustsbulary making great exerons 10 break up
the ooncderacv, and have taken place
In Donegal one day last week, twenty persons were
marched into Idsd by the constabulny, and committee
for trial nj the aTsizCs.