The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-06-28
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the presidency Of the Lord Mayor for the purpose OF
pressing sympathy with the sufferers by the recent nua
datons in France and open subscriptions fer their
lief. On the platform Lord Raycnsworth Baron
Rothschld, Mr. r. Currie NJ. p, Mr.. E. Dcnison NJ. r.
Mr. T. Barring NJ. r., and several other members OF FAR
lament the Governor OF the Bank OF England and
Der of other influential gentlemen The subscriptions
amounted to nearly ooo
The select Parliamentary committee appointed 10
slider of the Danish Sound dues met at three O'Clock
on the afternoon Of the 10th. The members pre-
sent were, Mr. yillers (chairman) the Chan
cellor Of the Exchequer Mr.. Dsrael, Mr. New
degate, Mr.. Cardwen, Lord Stanley, Mr.. Mitchell,
viscount Chelsea Mr. Gibson, Mr.. Bramlcy Moore,
Er. Hutt, Mr. Phillimorc Mr.. Dewey and Mr.. Duncan
The meeting merely preliminary aud, after some
conversation it agreed that the first public meeting
should be held on Tuesday, nth inst, which day the
government and the various trade ocatons should be
invited 10 produce evidence.
Five million rounds of MIME ball cartridges course
Of preparation Mt Woowich Arsenal and about 70 be
despatched mako up deficiencies in the supply with
which the British troops provided at the present
ment in Canada. considerable quantity of this ammu
milton has been prepared and stored in the floating maya
znes at the rate of rounds per day. preparatory
embarcaton for Toronto.
On the oath of May the English army in the Crimea
birthday Of Queen Victoria
Marshal Pelssier and the superior staff Of the French
army present at this celebration which derived PEE
cular interest from the presentation to tho British troops
OF the military medals granted to them by the Emperor
Napoleon.
Captain Thompson, Of the defenders Of Kars, has
died from the effects Of his wounds and privations.
Richard L. Swift British Consul at Buffalo, appointed
TO the same Office at Riga.
According article "a Of the Concordat Of Austria con-
cuded between his Imperial Royal Apostolic Majesty Of
Austria and his Holiness the Pope everything relating to
ecclesiastical persons and matters Of which mention
made in the articles is to be arranged and settled
cordng to the canonca avs and the disciplinary regua
tons approved by tho Papal chair.
There have been published in London copies OF recent
correspondence the alterations of the organization Of
the Indian Department in Canada 1t appears nat the
yearly average Of the voted for defrayng the
pense Of the Indian Department in Canada during the
years from 1s49 to 1885, $685. and the ave
rage Of the actually extended ELL year. It has
long been settled that the general 'presents to the
tribes in progress Of annual reduction shall cease in
1858.
The bill modifying the existing laws affecting trade,
under discussion in the Belgian Chambers, proposes an
import duty pig ron per 100 kilo, 2r iron bars,
AFR machines and machinery in cast iron, 3r machines
and machinery in iron and STEEL 7f 3O machines and
machinery in brass other metals 12r machines and
machinery for spinning purposes, 12fr.
Prices of cotton sitter Saturday tho 14th but
not quotably higher Sales on that day, 5000 bales.
Sales to Spectators 5000
Consols, for money, "a a OAK.
The Manchester market opened heavy but at tho close
of the week frmer. Messrs. Richardson Spence l.
Co.'s circular states that since the sailing Atlantic
rlnth haSh Int
have been only to moderate extent. Wheat is wholly
unchanged in price.
Flour il in limited demand previous prices say for
Western canal 30s 33s. 3D. Ohio, 35s. Cd 37s. Cd.
Corn is firm, and in cd. Is. higher prices
have been paid. White is quoted at 30s. 31s 3D.. yell
low and mixed, 29s. Cd.
Beef is dull at previous rates Pork is dull but
changed in price. Bacon is in limited request at last
weeks rates. Buyers demand reduction. Lard is
changed, and very scarce the spot at 6Os 63s.,
and to arrive, at 5ls. I'd. 54s.
Ashes unchanged. Pots sos. 37s. pearls, Ais.
spirits Of turpcrtnc, 32a 3ah For common rosn the
pri ,es unchanged and in active demand As. Cd.
Rice, 25s. 3D.
Sugar has advanced sixpcnce. Coffee firm.
The bullion in the Bank of England has increased.
Money iseasicr. United States stocks have declined.
United States bonds bs 1883, quoted at 1O0 United
states stock, 1867 '6s, 100 ex-dividend.
Our London Correspondence.
LONDON, June 49, 1856.
Receipt Of the Ners Of the Dismissal Of Mr. Crampon-
Important and Authentic Information ef the Course DE-
te,nnned on By the British CaJind--Mr. Dallas not to
Ie Dismissed-The Central american Question likely
continue an Open One-The Cheralier WitoG's Ne,o
Work, de-, dc.
The dismissal of Champion and the withdrawal Of the
exequaurs of the three English consuls are course
the cngrossng topics Of interest at the present moment
The has, however, created much less excitement
than anticipated. The prevailing feeling among the
great bulk Of the English people is that the exercise its
right d sending away persons obnoxious to it ought not
be made subject of quarrel with the American gov
.rnment In fact the precedent established by Lord Pal
mcrston himself In the Of the English consul who
you may remember, was imprisoned in Prussia for
offence analogous to that with which Champion and his
colleagues charged would to exclude all grounds
for rcprsais the part Of the Cabinet Of which his lord
ship is the head.
Mr. Dallas had nm interview with Lord Clarendon on
Wednesday, the 1th inst, and informed him of the in
,ention of the American government send away Mr.
Champion and the three consuls. The despatch Of Mr.
Marcy in which this ntimation conveyed, was OK
tcmcly concatory and furnished additional evidence of
the facts alleged against the British minister and his sub
ordnacs 1t shows clearly that those persons exceeded
the instructions given them by their government.
1t quite certain that Mr. Dallas will not be dismissed
this fact have the most positive and authoritative
The British government IL unwilling to drive
matters to extrcmes, and will be glad to avail itse Of
the proofs forwarded by Mr. Marcy 10 extricate itself
from most embarrassing and critical position Cramp-
and his colleagues will therefore 90 by the board and
at either side of the Atlantic will regret their dis
grace These men have caused too much trouble and
difficulty by their foolish proceedings to render people
here particularly anxious as to their fate.
Marcy has manifested disposition to arbitrate the
Central American question; but then his acceptance Of
the proposition Of the British government applies only
its minor details. The leading points can he thinks be
settled by direct negotiation between the two govern
This, you will perceive leaves room for future
difficulties The offer Of Lord Clarendon fair one
and offered certainty Of closing the matter deani'vely.
This half and half acceptance like lawyers bill
n excepfione intended staye off decision TO