Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1856-07-16
ARRIVAL OF THE NIAGARA.
THREE DAYS LATER FROM EURoPI

y HoSA1 WIN udles 70 the 18th inst
portant.
There is nothing new from the Crimea or
other parts Of Europe
Mr.. Moore moved in the British House ~
Commons that the conduct Of the Governn,nt
on the enlistment question had not entitled
them to the appreciation Of the House S,v.-
raj members appealed to Mr. Moore TO most
pone the motion, but he refused, and the de-
bate proceeded
The Attorney General defended the Govern.
ment and said that the United States des-
patches were not such as might have been ex-
pected from n nation anxious 20 preserve
friendly relations with England.
Sir n. Thesiger said that the British agents
had violated equally the laws Of the United
States and Of nations.
MIR. Baltic declared that England was dis
honored by her attempts to seduce citizens 81
the onited States from their allegiance.
MT. James Walsh said the government had
cSnlessed 6y not dismissing Mr.. Dallas that
they had done wrong
Mr. Gibson said that Lord Clarendon's con-
quot was insulting towards tho United States
government, and the American people should
understand that the British peopie did not sun
port these Ministers therein
Mr.. maidstone contended that the most
blameable feature was the conceaIment oh
served towards the American Government. for
which Lord Clarendon and Mr.. CHAMPION were
equally to blame.
Other members also spoke in similar strain:
and Sir George Gray, Mr.. Phillmore, the So.
licitor General, and others, defended the gov
eminent The debate lasted for two DAYS,
when the House was divided on the motion for
censure, and the Government was sustained
by a majority of 1874.
Their is much better impression prevailing
respecting the chances Of an amicable settle
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land and the United States; and the good ef-
fects of this feeling are manifested in the
finance and trade.
A bill has been introduced in Parliament
permitting distillation from Rice.
The London papers say that negotiations be-
tween England and the United States for the
settlement of the existing difficulties were re-
sumed on Monday, the Both ult., under cir
cumstances justifying the belief that they are
already in train towards an smicable adjust.
ment.
1t was believed that Parliament would bs
prorogued 10 the 2lst
Mr.. Bailie in the House of Commons asked
Lord Palmerston whether Mr.. Dallas had full
power to settle the Central American dispute,
or whether he had any other powers th an those
of his predecessor, Mr. Buchanan?
Lord Palmerston replied that il was under
stood that Mr. Dallas had full power, but Mr..
Buchanan had no power whatever % enter on
that subject
The Bank Of England has made no further
reduction in the rate Of interest At the meet
ing on Thursday, wa. anticipated, the re-
turns showed a considerable increase in bull
lion.
In France, the new customs tariff las been
postponed till the next session of the Legisla-
ture.
The Emperor was at Plomlier
A meeting will take place in July between
ha mn S1fE
beim. Several German Princes will assist.
An lnsurrection is expected in Parma, in
Italy.
Denmark apprehcnds renewed troubles in
Sehlesswig.
HOlestein, Sweden and Norway formsIly
announce that they adhere to the maritime
Law of the Congress Of Paris.
The Spanish riots are over, but they were
very serious.
Another squadron OF eight ships is announc-
ed to be ready 10 sail from Havana against
Ne xico.
Russia is about to issue bonds to the amount
of twelve million roubles.
conference on the affairs Of Greece will
be held at London.
The crops are good In Britain and France,
and are about the usual average in Russia,
Austria and Spain, in Portugal they are bad.
THE MARKETS.
LIVERPOOL, July 4.-Cotton-Prices have
advanced l-l6at. The market closed quietly.
Brcadstufs are a shade lower with
small speculative demand. Wheat has de-
cllned I'd; -four Is Chiefly Of the lower
grades y and corn Is
Beef and Pork are dull. Bacon is nrm and
active at previous rates. LsTd-Holders are
demanding an advance
LIVERPOOL, Saturday close
active, bus prices are irregular Provisions
are unchanged with limited business.