The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-06-19
ARRIVAL OF THE AMERICA AT HALIFAX.
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THREE DAYS LATER FROM EUROPE.
The Difficulty between the United States
and Great Britain.
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LORD PALMERSTON'S EXPLANATIONS IN PARLIAMENT
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Interference Of the French Emperor.
CRITICAL POSITION OF AFFAIRS IN ITALY.
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Immense Losses by foundations in France.
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COTTON DEPRES SED.
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Breadstuffs UNCHANGED.
C0NS0LS 941-2 "a SO,
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&C., &C., &c.
HALIFAX June IS, 1856.
The royal mail steamship America, Captain Wickman
from Liverpool about Saturday the 7th inst,
rived here at O'Clock this morning.
The dates from Liverpool are to Saturday, the 7th
dnst three days later than those received by Arago
and City of Baltimore.
The Collins steamship Atlantic, whose arrival of Holy
head was reported per Arago reached Liverpool on
tho 4th instant, mt 500 n.
The steamer North America, from Quebec, arrived at
liverpool at II p. NJ, on Thursday the 9Th inst.
The steamship Propontes, with tho submarine eec
trio telegraph cable which Is to the Gulf Of St. Law
renee and Newfoundland with Cape Breton Nova
Scotia, sailed from London the Cd June The cable
will be laid down during the present month"; and will
form the first link in the London and New York Subma
rne Electric Telegraph ne which it is confidently antici
pated here win be in successful operation between Lon
don and New York within twelve eighteen months.
The leading topic in England continued to be tho diff.
Guilty between the governments OF the United States and
Great Britain, but nothing than unofficial talk had
been developed.
The London journals had published with some show of
Auhorybut OF course without positive knowledge of the
fact-that Mr.. Champion had been dismissed. Tho an
nouncement had scarcely any effect upon the funds
Bishop of Gloucester and Bristol.
Tho important insurance sut--the New York New.
foundland and London Telegraph Company vs.. Loyd's
Insurance Company London-has been settled upon very
advantageous terms 10 the Telegraph Company.
zhe adviccs of the Atlantic had exercised depressing
influence on the Liverpool cotton market and quotations
receded 16 lS of penny per pound The business
q the week amounted to about SO 900 bales.
Tho business in American securities was TO limited
extent and prices had dropping topdency.
The London Money Market had undergone change.
Consols closed on Friday, the 9th inst, at 9i1 o4S
In breadsutis firm tone prevailed, and for de-
bcripons Of wheat the quotations show slight advance
on the quotations of the previous Friday
In the provision market there had been triang
fluctuations. Beef unsettled and pork rather lower
EArd was quoted Is higher.
THH CHAMPION AND CENTRAL AMERICAN
TROUBLES.
NTnFzREHcE OF THH FRENCH GOVERNMENT
LORD PALMERSTONS EXPLANATIONS IN PARLIA-
1lENT.
The correspondent Of the Morning Post, at Paris,
writes
believe correct in stating that the French govern
cations which suspension Of diplomatic res.
lions and the =,
oes In the spirit Of reconciliation and should the two
reckon the active alliance OF France.
The arrival Of the Atlantic anxiousy awaited az
Mr.. Champion expected to be board and when
ascertancd that he not considerable relief was
manifest.
The London Morning Post which has published several
false reports recently respecting American affairs caused
great excitement by making the following editorial
nouncement:-
The government Of the United has inimated Mr.
Champion it's desire ths, he win forthwith quit the American
his posi-, and arrived at Toronto Canada
The Globe and other journals Immediately contradicted
che statement, and said merely random state
Cnent by passengers per Atlantic.
In the House Of Commons, on tho succeeding evening"
Mr. DIsrael put the question direct TO Lord Palmerston
who made shutting reply, to the effect that he UNDER
stood from indirect source, but Mr.. Champion not
having himself said so, he (amerston) had NO statement
TO make.
simlar question: to which tho Earl Of Granville replied
that the government had information the subject
Sir f. BrLwER LYTToS said in the House OF Commons,
that he would put question to tho Minister on sub
ject Of Importance namely, with regard to relations with
the United States. The House would remember that
como time ago he had withdrawn motion OF which no
had given notice the Central American question, bo.
cause the government then stated that they had made an
they were in daily expectation OF a reply Since
that period, however, grave events had occurred.
The proceedings, Of General Walker in Nicaragus had
been recognized by the government OF tho Uni
ted States, which had sent vessel Of war there, he
would an hope for the purpose of and there
Of invasion of the Mosquito Territory the part Of
that power of which Gen Walker tho head and die
tator, with the view OF anncxng it To Nicaragua and tho
House would remember that this country pledged
protect that territory from external invasion
would ask in this state Of affairs whether in the interval
which had since elapsed, any steps had been taken 10
press the government of the United States for reply.
Lord PAIMKRsToN said-l am unable TO give any
definite answer to tho question with which tho hon
r9s, aans I ms h nSa ms INA
last few weeks to obtain answer from the Amcri-
government with regard 10 the subject Of arbitration
s0n the Central American question" can only say this,
that the American government have been made fully
of that offer having been made tho part Of her
Majesty government and we have not thought II
sary yet press any special manner, for reply.
With regard to the general tenor of tho honorable Bro
nets observations quite agree with him that in tho
present of things between the governments 10
would be ncxpcdcnt II the opinion OF the government
TO be expressed have no hesitation in saying that
feel the interests of the country and the prospects OF tho
permanent maintenance Of amicabe relations between this
country and the United States would be best promoted by
the continuation of that forbcarancc, that judiciou
forbearancc, which the House has hitherto shown
Upon other occasions Of somewhat similar character
when questions Of Importance pending in rccrenc
TO the last war or to the negotiations by whichh wa
concluded this House has aoted in manner most honora
bic TO its Judgment by nbstainng from throwing any
possible difficulties in the way Of the government by en-
'terng into premature discussion of such questions Tn
questions now pending may be of very grave character,
and hopc-I sincerely hopc--and without good
son, that these discussions may terminate whou. any
interruption TO the pcaceablc relations between the two
be for collision, it is to bo hoped that the
good sense OF both sides of the water
may prevent any unnecessary collisions but certainly
discussion in this House, which be productive of n
conflict Of opinon-some too much upon side, and
some too much upon tho othcr-couid not fail to bo
tended with injurious results. Now, may be permitted
when upon my legs, to REFER though quite sure
whether the honorable Bronc alluded TO it, to question
put yesterday, whether Mr. Champion had retired from
Washington stated that we had indirectly received in
formation that such the learn from my noble
friend the head OF the Foreign Department that the
formation by the Cunard steamer, which Left Hall
fax on the 22d OF May Yesterday evening there
other packet New York which left there the 24th