Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1856-05-19
X &c III Nj OND w IIIG.
FURTHER NEWS BY Tue ASIA.


Lord Clarendon brought forward prop>al that the Con
gr~-s shonid declaration ia h,vor Of h. rt,
ehce OF in'nrc disputes to the arbitration OF friendl,
poser ~ Preference To The protocol M ~ which
rrpott- the discussion il n follows:
The Earl "i Clarendon, having demanded per,n..ior
-, =" 'or the Congress proposition which It appear.
'" " gh' 1" DE iavorabls received that the c
isniii'- 4 'll present to every mind not IN
"A' ue-t'ur Z" seek cut every eNpcd-ht calculated
!" P"''ht t""r return; that -I.lii,n hal n-c,
'e !" y h'l ~ ti" treaty Ut -ac- rcomn,r ing that
10 "h" ct d'iirrnre l-t~r.u the Porte aud one ar mon.
"i w" "'h'r -gutng ppN.t-, should l.. had IA
'"r ' i'"" al r~niiy -tai- h. r,iriiuy o L,rc.
ihr ms ll'nip"t"ntary Of Great Britain ronc,.iy.-
thi- happy innovation might r-ciyr more .,.,-r. ami
cation, AID thus beci- barrier against conflicts which
i quenily ONLY break forth bc,au-e /. not awavs mo-
standing. " " '
HE proposes therefore, To agree upon resolution cal
e'd 10 AFFORD To the maintenance Of peace that chance
OF durseun hereafter, without pr,juice ho.ev.r 10
the independence of government
ton"t "aeski declares himself authorised TO support
he hra "a pressed by the first plenipotetay OF Great
bntah D. gives the that the
ct franc" wholly di-po- to concur in the u..tin h,
te proposal OF wish which, being fully ia accordance,
si'h IN" tendencies Of our epoch would not IN any wav
'rtt-i TIE Tree action of governments.
Count BsDl would hesitate to concur In the min
ION OF the epoentaries of Great Britain and ut France
II the resolution of the congress have the form ind
'sted by Count Wae~Ski but he could not take in th
name OF hi court absolute engagement c,InI.,sd -,
imll the independence Of the Austrian cabinet
The Earl ot Clarendon replies thar each power l. and
ot
" A"u oi Interests that by bis intention
70 restrict THE anthity Of the governments. but only In
Hnotd then" the opportunity Of having recourse Tn
means. - ''
Baron Manteufel gives the assurance that tho King
hs W master completely shares the ideas set forth by
% Ear "i Clarendon that nc, therefore, siders him
all authorised 20 adhere then and TO gye them tb
utmost Development which they admit Of
"Count ofloh, while admitting the wisdom of tie pro-
oA made TO the congrrss, considers that he must refer
TgH HIHNNEH I.I.. l..
Oi the plenipOtentiaries { Russia
Count favour, before he gives his opinion wishes to
Ano~ whether IN the opinion orthe author Of the propo
s'uou TIE With 10 TIE expressed 10y the congress would
extend TO military nterventions III eced against de f,o
gNernnen-F aud quoes instance the intervention
oi Austria IN the Kingdom OF Naples in ls2I -
Lord Clarendon replies that the wish of the congres.
shou ao" OF the most general application he observes
that II the good offices Of another power had induced th
government OF Greece respect the laws of neutrality
France and England would probably have abs,ape
from occupying the Pireus Nth their troops lie refers
to the efforts made by % cabinet of Great Britain in Iss3
10 order TO prevent the armed intervention which took
place at that time IN Spaiu"
Count Walew-H adds that there IA ma, ,,.s,;o, e ,;
ulang Tor right OF taking engagrment that The
wish expressed by the congress cannot I'm any case on
pose nS to the liberty OF Judgment which no power
vh invest H-ef IN questions affecting it, dignity that
lete Il therefore, no Inconvenience in attaching geuer
al Character To the Idea entertained by the Ra of (are
Jon ana on giving 10 il the extended application
Nouht buol saNs that Count CayOur. in speaking iu
another sitting OF the occupation Of the legations Inv
rian troops forgot that other foreign troops have been
invited into the Roman States. To-day While speaking
OF Tie occupation by Austria of the Kingdom of Nsples in
ISL, he gets that that occupation was the result of a.
understanding between the five great po~ers assembled At
TIE enngr-s 0i lybach In both lie attributes to
AIsu the merit OF initiative and OF spontaneous nc
u"n, which the Austrian Observation-Disclosures ar, lar from,
claiming tor her. ~
The intervention adverted to by the peuipoten,ary
OF Sardinia, took place, he adds In consequence of the,
aseSSlons Of the cong OF aybaeh therefore
within the scope OF the ideas expressed by Lord Csr
don. similar cases might perhaps recur; and Count
buol does not allow that Intervention carried into et
lect hconsequencs OF agreement 70 between the
hve great powers become the object of
OF State Of the second order.
, Iount Buol approves the proposition in the shape
uat Lou Clarendon liaS presented it, a. having hu-
nane object; but be could nol To ft we're wi.b
eu 10 give TO II too gTeat extension deduce from
u consequences favorable To de fhcto governments and
90 doctrines which lac admit
lie desires besides Iat the At the rno,nsnt
oi te eliminating his labor, should find itself compelled
10 discuss irritating question: calculated to disturb the
perfect harmony which hAs ceased to prevail among
the plenipotcutisTies
'WhereuPon the plenipoentiares do not hesitate to
Pres' ~ the name OF L'ir governments the wish that
States between which any serious Misunderstanding NAV
arise should before appealing arms have recourse so
friendly power
The plenpoenIaries hope that the governments no,
represented IA the Cong will unite in the sentiment
which has inspired the wish recorded the present pro
co.n
GREAT BRITAIN
According the British Board of trade returns tho OF,
ports during the month eg March have not been ouite
equal to those IN the March of the preceding vssD .b
amounted ia 1855 to Elon42754 and this year they hay
i'Urn To tS4iS,5'; but the with the March of
ls5i-tbe month when var vas deelared-is Evorab.
then the value only ( sl sos being difference OF
more uantwo mionsi favor March $50 In coffee e
lnFortaon SHOWS falling off, nd the samt rem ,rk afn
70 imported vine SPINS, the contrary show an in
crease, although but slight one. The foreign tonnage
nA as compared with the two previous years
ana Tue i"rrgn cIearancc- are also considerably excess
OF 1884 and So The cuasting trade according to these
returns has also increased that the figures upou the
whole are indicative OF healthy business spring
Inc from the state oi ,hngs which will be more fully
developed as the season alyapces
TnE CRiNEN The Post Crimean correspondents let.
ser- date t"hsei Selsi, liih and 10th, Smpheropol
lb'h and Setasi"pol 18th aud sth April have arrived
Vt Baktschi Srsi aud Smpheropo the Russians acted in
the most iriend, towards the English Who were
at those place IN vast numbers. At Svbasiopo the
weather "as hur bet there nothing passing OF inter
THE MURprK or MRs. KEtLEY-pysltS Thursday 49,
Nj Stevens. u,phcs Of Mrs Kelley, aud Jane. Bannon.
have been committed ior ,rial at the Assizes.
IRELAND.
M order ha, been issued by Lord Panmure 10 th,,
county OF Dubhu Militia TO the recruiting This
spPears to sg'y that the militia force will be disban-
ded Tor some tine.
There scecnuts from Westmeath that the county
begins 60 "7snt an alarming aspect, ufany offence
succeeding another With fearful rspidity Some burgl,s
have been u'i's firearms IN their attacks.
lir points att ou 20 tie conduct af "our brave Catholic
tcHoW countryu'cn and our powerful Catholic allies lie
then cics viii Indignation 10 the Protestant attacks ou
MaynoOth and th, efforts prusel,tism
IL Is stated thnt hc CtDwu has ,skcn some steps. in
the court ct t Archbishop OF Canterbury preparatory
70 ihe PPVinFrn OF agent administer the affair.
" the late J" Sier, in the hope that some benefit
NAY result o. 'Hc cfcditors-hosc numerous victims Ci
his unprcccd, ted aud enormous frauds
FRANCE
By order Of the Empc or, the Imperial prncc has been
registered IS ~ e"faH % f0AJf The muser-iOl Of the
lst Grcnadcr Rcgneut Of the Imperial Guard The Eru
pcror ha- decided that the military honors shan be-
paid io thc Prince Imperial himself or the Empress
that b. 90 say, that when his Imperial ghucss shall pass
before corps' post tquct Of toops the drums o.
hugcs shall heat or play te usual salute aud the soldier.
present arms. The Minister OF War has issued order.
that this decision shall br duly carried out
Tho baptism OF the Imperial Prince wild take place Ia
June.
Tho King Of Wurte h", t. expected in Paris on Satur
day His majesty 20 occupy the apartment In the TuI
lcncs which we're apcd 10y the King Of Portugal
aud the kng cf Sardinia Ills majesty will remain eleven
DAYS iu Paris.
veil known agent ia Paris has been arrested by