The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-02-28
BY MAGNETIC AND PRINTING TELEensPHs.
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IMPORTANT FROM WASHINGTON.
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OUR RELATIONS WITH ENGLAND.
Mr.. CHAMPIONS DISMISSAL RESOLVED UPON.
Extensive Enlistment Scheme Of the
British Government.
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Marcy's BlunderS on the Central
American Question,
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BY MAGNETIC AND PRINTING TElEGRAPHs.
OUR RELATIONS WITH ENGLAND.
Mr.. CHAMPIONS DISMISSAL RESOLVED UPON

DC, &c. 20.
Our Special Dispatches from Washington.
DISMISSAL OF THE BRITISH MINIsTER-THE ENLIST
MINT sCHEME-NO APOLOGY TBNDERED THERE
FOR, ETC.
WASHINGTON, Feb. q, 1855.
am enabled positively to assert that the President
has determined to dismiss Mr. Champion Immediately,
the letter OF dismissal beng already written and it will
be handed to Mr.. Champion probably within the next
twenty four hours Neither the President Cabin
suppose there will be in consequence; does any
well informed man here contemplate such result as
probable or course Mr. Champions dismissal win afford
no cause for war.
The correspondence which win possibly be sent to the
Senate tomorrow will show that England made prepare
lions for the enlistment Of recruits within the United
States upon far extensve scale than the public
have airy idea Of. Throughout the whole country
engagements in looking to the enlistment Of
thousands here, whom it supposed by the English
authorities anxious to be enrolled in their army
when the violations o! Laws summariy stop
ped and the efforts of the English eisares exposed
The statement made in the English Parliament, and
by the London Times that ample apology was ten
dered by the British government in connection with
these proceedings, is entirely and unquafedly desti
tute Of truth. The correspondence Will show that up
to the present moment apology whatever has been
made The assertion to the contrary is just false
the accusation which the Times made against Mr..
Buchanan in the ecton, and which 1t refused
to contradict even when he called upon 1t to do
As regards the dismissal Of Mr.. Champion, the Pre-
sdent is to blame for not having dismissed him long
ago.
Although no one here inagines there will be war,
the movement regards increase Of steamships of
war and Notifications will be pressed by the admins
tration Of necessity at this time, it is
doubtful if Congress will act upon it. ESPIoN.
MIR. CHAMPIONS RETURN-THE FORTHCOMING COR
REsPONDENCE.
WASHINGTON Feb 81, 1856.
President Pierce was closeed to-day with Mr. Marcy
in the State Department examining the late dispatches
It is understood that England refuses to recall Mr..
Champion and that he win be sent home. It does not
necessarily follow that Mr.. Dallas will be delayed.
The enlistment correspondence will show that Great
Britain has made apology to government does
she deem due. E.
MR.. BUoHANAN's COURSE ON THE CENTRAL AMERI-
CAN QUESTION, ETC.
WASHINGTON, Feb. 81 1856.
learn this evening that rich disclosures will
shortly be made showing up the diplomacy Of Mr. Marcy
and Gen. Pierce the Central American question. 1t
appears that two years ago Mr. Buchanan pressing
settlement of the Central American difficulty, and
desire it should be settled Immediately Lord Caren-
don had interview with Mr. Buchanan and requested
that 1t be postponed until the troubles the East
question we're disposed Of. Mr.. Buchanan
opposed to any posponement but said he would inform
his government CT Lord Clarendon's proposition He
did and Mr.. Marcy consented to postponement, and
instructed Mr. Buchanan to let the matter rest for the
present This is merely outline. am promised full
particulars, which will be forthcoming in few days.
Mr.. Dallas will take out with him only portion of
his instructions. The remainder will be forwarded by
the next steamer.
Mr.. Hale has the floor the Kansas imbrogio to-
In the Senate. the House Mr.. Grow has the
floor the same question.
The enlistment correspondence is now being put IN
type at the Union Office 1t will make eighty pages. The
testimony on the Hertz trial will be left out 0.
THE CASE OF CAPT. RITCHIE, OF THE NAVY.
WASHINGTON, Feb q, 1856.
In the Of Capt. Ritchie the Court Martial lately
held IN Philadelphia found tina: he used the language
charged towards Capt Du Point, and sentenced him to
reprimand BY the Secretary of the Navy. But the Sc
cretary in letter to Capt Richie, dsapproyes of the
finding of the So the sentence is rendered null
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MIR. BUCHANAN AND THE PRESIDENCY.
WASHINGTON Feb. 81 1856.
Buchanan stock ia up here. good deal of bitterness
exists between his friends and Pierc's. Abe.
APPOINTMENTS CONFIRMED BY THE SENATE.
WASHINGTON, Feb 81 1856.
The Senate to-day confirmed the following appoint
ments-Louis D. Parsons, OF New Hampshire, Consul
to Point Petre, In the Island Of Guadaoupe Robert G.
Scott Jr, of Virginia, Consul to Rio Janeiro H.
G. s. Key, as Navy Agent at Baltmore.1
GNEIIRNY.