Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1856-07-03
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Arrival of the Asia.
New YORK June 27.

UdtSS W Sdlbiooy, shS 4Eth ihot.
There is still much excitement in regard
to American affairs. The London Times
and Post demand the recall o. Mr.. Dallas by
the United States Government, but it is not
generally supposed 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
are active in favor of peace. The govern
ment, however, talks in hostile manner.
Lords Palmerston and Clarendon stated
in Parliament, on Friday, that the dismissal
of the American minister had not been de-
cided on. .
Lord John Russell gave notice of the
motion enquiring into the intentions OF the
Government, inasmuch as the feelings oil
the people were in favor of peace.
Manchester market firm, Richardson's cir
cular reports since the sailing of the Atlantic,
Breadstuffs have been firm in price, but trans
actions moderate. Wheat unchanged, trans
actions being moderate. Business in Hour
at last quotations, Western canal 3Os@33s
Sd, Cor good Ohio 35s 6d@37s Sd. Corn
firm, at an advance of sd 0ls, sales white at
aos@3Is Cd, yellow and mixed 29s Sd. Mar
ket for provisions unchanged. Beef dull,
unchanged. Pork also dull. Bacon un-
changed, BUYERS holding back for lower
prices. Lard unchanged in every respect,
the supply is scarce, sales to arrive have
been made at Sis 6d@54s Sales Of the
present stocks made as high as 60s@63s.
Iron firm. Sugar advanced 6d.-Cofee firm.
London money market easier, Bullion
Bank of England incre ased consols for, acr
count 95 l-s@954 g
The steamer Fulton, with Champion on
board, arrived at Southampton on the l4th.
The Manchester peace address to the c;tf-
zens of the United States received 5000
signatures 10 a few hours. Meantime
several ships of war had been telegr aphed tc
prepare with all possible dispatch for for
eign service. Destination supposed to be
the coast of America. All commanders OF
gun boats at Portsmouth have also been call.
ed to Port Admiral, as was rumored, to re-
ceive instructions. Light squadrons, dis.
patch steamers and gun boats, under Com.
Watson, arrived at Falmouth on Sunday te
coal and provision.
A Paris letter asserts that Dill lon, lately
appointed French Consul to Port Au Prince
has instructions that France will not permit
Soulouque to invade Dominica.
CoSsTANTIkoPLE, 2d.-A repor: spread
that the Russians had destroyed the fortress
of Ismeal, and the defences of the city o
Kars. The French civil officers will b'
charged with the organization of :he customs
duties in the Turkish Empire.
The north American fleet will consist Of
the following vessels: Nile, 81; Powerful
"a; Bascawan, 70, Flag Imaum, 72j Penn
broke 60; Cornwallis, 60; Furgalis, 81; Am
phion, 81; Vestal, 26; Farydice 26; Tarma
genital; Cas<acks, 81; Pylades, 81; Arachne
Is; Maraca,l7; Falcon, II; Archea, Is: Mair
ner, IL; Piegle, IL; Arab, la; Barring, II; Buz
zard, 6; Argus, 6; Basilisk, 6; Scorpion, s
Hermer g. The II gun sloops fitted with new
long forty-two's, The gun steamer guns are
all new long range. If gun boats be taker
into account, above so new guns may b.
added to computation.
In the House of Lords, on Friday Claren
don said that day before yesterday Dlllas
called upon him and read dispatch from
Marcy of the United States Government
in which it was stated that the explanations
from the British Government on the recruit
ing question, were perfectly satisfactory
The American Government was satisfied
that the British Government had given nc
instruction, and that they had no intention
of doing so, to violate the laws of thu
| United States, but that the matter which, 81
far as related to the proceedings of Mr.
Champion, and the proceedings of the con
suls explanation which had been offere
were not sufficiently satisfactory, the Ameri
can Government had, therefore, resove
upon sending Champion his passports, an
also UPON Withdrawing exquator Consuls
Her Majesty's Government had net yet ha
an opportunity of arriving at conclusion
as to the course they should adopt, but a
soon as they had, it should be commun cate
to Parliament and despatched copy which
Mr.. Dallas haG lett with him, should be la
on the table. He thought it his duty also t.
state that Dallas had read to him anothe
dispatch, in which the question of Contra
America was treated. On that subject tn
American Government considered that thert
were some parts of the question which might
with advantage, be made the subject of arbi
tration between the two Governments. p.
Palmerston made substantially the sam
statements. -. -a
Mr.. BaiIlie saiG that as he had givel
notice of a motion on the enlistment cues
ton, he wished to know whether the nobl
Lord would lay on the table the dispatch sen
by Marcy. Unless that was done he shoul
deem it his duty to bring on the question
Monday.
L.rd Palmerston said the Government de
sired to give all correspondence that coul
fairly be procured, and then gentlemen nigh
take choice whether he would bring on th
question Monday or Friday.
New YORK, June 3O.-The North Ameri
ca arrived this evening with dates to the 18th
Mr.. Dallas is not to be dismissed; diff
:ulties probably amicably settled.
Clarendon stated, in reply to Derby, il
the House of Lords, that it was not the in
tention of the Government to advise the
Queen to suspend diplomatic relations with
America. announcement loudly cheered.
Derby expressed his satisfaction, but he
regarded the Governments course humiliat
ing and an acknowledgment Of error. :
Clarendod appealed to the House not ia
join Derby in pressing the question. The
subject was dropped. Funds rose in con-
sequence.
London, June 19.-Consols for money
are quoted at 94Ss.
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