The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1856-06-28
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Arfspat " he Asia.- Four Days Later from Europe
NV ioaK, June 27.The British mail steamer Asia,
with Liverpool dates Of the i4th has arrived.
Ihere Is much excitement respecting American affairs
The London Times and Morning Post demand the recall of
Mr. Dallas, hut not generally supposed he will be dis
missed.
Liverpool and Manchester have issued addresses to the cit
liens Of America and the feeling Of the people
favor OF peace. The government how ever, talks hosey
Lords Palmeston and Clarendon stated in Parliament ON
Friday night that 1t had been decided to dismiss Mr.
Dallas
Lord John Russell gave notice OF motion OF inouiry s Ia
the intention of the government as there was
universal feeling among the people in favor of peace
THE MARKETS..
LIyERrooL.- CottonThe market opened heavy but i'm
proved at the close Of the week. with the exception of fair
qualities which sd lowersaes for the week as 900
bales sales to spectators $500 bales to exporters OG0
baes--New Orleans, fair, Ggsd.; New Orleans, m;ddna
5-l6d uplands fair, ed. gplaRds, middling lid
sales on Friday l0a00 ana Saturday 900 bales The
market closed firm.
The Manchester market firm.
Richardson, Spence Co. report tha. since the Atlantic
sailed bFeadstus had been firm, but transactions
Wheat Is unchanged with moderate transactions our L
unchanged with limited business canal so ass
good Ohio 35s 37s. Corn is firm at an advance Of Cd
4 ls.-whte, 40 a0lss; yellow and mixed 2sI5s pro-
visions unchanged, with limited business
Money IL easier. Consols account s5lz a ISL. gu
lion has increased in the Bank United States stocks have
declined. .'"a \ VT 7 =
srrfvs II surpenne 324s. Common rosin is unchanged
WIN an active business Rice has advanced to 7s
The iron market is firm Sugar has advanced Cd Coffee ia
firm.
Lotes.-saturdsy uoonThe steamer Fulton had arrived
at Southampton. Consols for money quoted at s4
lsEooSD pEsrArcH.l
The Fulton arrived at Southampton the ath with the
news Of Mr.. Champions dismissal. .#..
The articles in the London Times and Post studopsy
off, ctofth he and
missa Of Mr. Dallas the application of force the United
States The commercial and manufacturing classes,
ever filled with anxiety at the terrible consequences
with the United States and actively moving
that calamity.
light squadron of despatch steamers aud gun boats un-
der Commodore Watson, arrived at Falmouth on Sunday
to coal and provision.
Paris letter asserts thai Mr. Den lately appointed
French consul at Port Prince, has instructions nt
mate that France will permit Soulouque invade Do
minca.
At Manchester the peace address the citizens Of the
United States received eight thousand signatures in a few
hours In the time several shpsofw tel.
egrsphed 10 prepare with all possible despatch Their dest-
nation supposed be the Of America, All the com
manders Of the gun boats have been called port adm
rails rumored to receive instructions for active
vice.
Trump DEsrATcHl
The receipt OF Mr. Marcy dispatches with regard to the
dismissal OF Mr. Champion and the enlistment question hav
ing been announced In the House OF Lords and Comops
Mr. Bse said that he had given notice Of motion ON
the enlistment question, ~ Wbed know whether the no
BILE Lord Psaersonl would lay the table the despatch
sent by Mr.. Marcy. Unless that DONE he should
deem y his duty to bring on the question Monday.
Lord Pamerston said the government desired give all
the correspondence that could fairly be procured the
honorable gentleman might take bis choice whethor nc
would bring on the question on Monday or Fr.axy
Mr. Gibson said he underseod noble lord to say that
Mr. Dallas bed mace communication TO Lord Clarendon It'll
osar 70 The Central American question: well as that re
Isting to the recruiting question tie wished to know
whether Ia that Communication given TO the
proposal to submit the Central American question 10 arbi
traton.
Lord Pamerston said II would require time TO enter into
enx detail to give explanations upon that point hut he might
saw that the OF the communication that the
United States Of the opinion that that
question could be better settled by direct negotiations be
| tween the two governments.
Mr. Gibson inquired whether in direct negotiations
failed the American government refused arbitration
Lord Psmerston replied there refusal to submit The
| matter TO arbitration.
Mr. DIsrsei expressed pQpe thai the noble lard would
place the despatch upon the table beore the debate Mr.
! Rallies motion took place,
Lord Palmerson replied that that would depend upon the
\ manner In which the government may reply to II.
The subject then dropped.
From Kansas.
sr. LOUIS, June 27.-Governor shannon of Kansas
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