Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1856-06-23
ARRIVAL OF THE ATLANTIC.
FOUR DAYS LATER FROM EUROPE.
MR. FILLMORE A PASSENGER.

NEW YORK, June 23-The Collins steam.
ship Atlantic, Capt Eldridge, arrived at N
o'clock last night from Liverpool, NJ 3 n. n.
Of the l1th instant. She brought eighty mas.
sengers, including ex.President Fillmore, in
honor of whose arrival salutes were fred from
the Collins dock, and the Battery.
The Cunsrd steamship Asia arrived out on
the morning of the 9th.
The English public Was still without ofieisl
notice of Mr.. Champions dismissal. bat re-
garded it as a fixed fact. The positive but
unofficial statements taken out by the Asia
created little excitement. The London pa
pers all have editorials on the subject, in
which they generally argue that rs the case is
merely personal one, there is no occasion 10
send Mr. Dallas away.
The Times continues to exhibit bitterness
towards the United States
The Daily News worders that aggressive
America should cite the anne alton Of India
as a palliation of her own propensitiss, India
being entirely exceptional. y
Kansas affairs excite notice in England
Without being generally understood. Il vas
argued that they would divert the attention
OF the United States from the direction of for
eign war.
Parliamentary proceedings were generally
unlmportant. The bill altering the Parlis-
mentaTy oath, so as to admit Of Jews taking
| il, had passed the House Of Commons
Spain is reported; a young man presented a
pistol at her, but was instantly disarmsd
The foundations in France had rendered
10 600 people houseless, and thrown 100 600
u. of employment Notwithstanding the
floods, 1t was hoped the corn crop would not
be much below the ave e.
l. was reported In Berl that Prussia and
Sardinia have both demanded to be admitted
into the commission for re-orgsniIing the
Danubian Principalitiss, and that their de-
mand had been acceded to
1t was stated that the Austrian Government
| has resolved TO erect its Lombard Veuitiap
provinces into the Kingdom of Upper Italy.
Arabia is still in a state of Instruction, re-
tusing any longer to recognize the rule Of the
| Sultan.
More Turkish outrages against Christians
| are reported.
The Russian Commissioner to settle affairs
| in the Principalities has been instructed 10
| retire from the Commission if Moklier Pa.ha.
formerly Prince Stur1s, should be admitted 20
take part In the doings Of the Commission.
THE MARKETS.
| LIVERPOOL, June ll.-Cotton is easier. but
| not quotably lower Sales for three DAYS
| tors 500 bales
Breadstuffs are somewhat higher and trans
actions moderate Wheat has advanced "a
| w bite wheat lOsalls red do 94alOs 4d
flour has advanced Cd ais. Western Canal
3Va34s; Philadelphia -four 34ta35ts.; straight
Baltimore and good Ohio 35ta37ts. Corn has
advanced ls.als. Cd. Southern white 29ts !:
| northern prime white S0ts.; yellow and mixed
Zgs. The weather has been favorable for aO-
rieultural purposes.
PROVISIONS are firm and unchanged, but
| with moderate business Lard has ad
| yanced from the scarcity-selling at auction
S5t shlllinss. Rosin is active and unchanged /:
| common Ats.
Consols on.short account 94ta94t; for money