The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-04-20

gross To PhilAde phia--Iron 2os ga 3D.; SAT-. les
It's ea dry goods, los. sos; hardware Sos; earth
ware 2s.:; s.r'Sea.a1s i2s q PASSENGER: Is gross
gooos, los 2Os hardware, 2Os. 26s; sarthsn -sre
49, passengers IS los. gross To New OrtsAns-Iron,
issdwars lss M :'p pssss sas 90
gross
The Hayre market report embraces the per cd om the
Goth Of March to the LIST of April inclusive Cotton
Sales OF the week comprised 900 bales against 1921 bales
imported leaving the stock hand 3d. 900 bales with
$4,000 bales at Advlces from the manutactur
ing districts favorable. Quotations sre:-New Or
leans tres has, s0i. has, s6f; tres ord OFF ord. OFF
ben ord 10of; p. 1881; cour. 1861 bon cour.
l09f; Mobile tres has, 8O bas $751; tres ord co., ord
Af; bop ord. o. Upland tres BIAS 80f; BIAS $751; tres
ord. $751; ord. OFF ben ord 95f Breadsus very quiet
ard lower Sales American four to deliver April
to July. at 4lf Ar &c., per Dbl Provisions remAis
quiet and prices dropping. Potashss lower bat pear
firm. Coffee dull and unchanged. Sugar continues Ian
guild Nothing in metals. For oils there no inquiry
and prices nominal Rice continues to decline rs does
talow. Wnalebone Ia dearer about Soc the week.
Our London Correspondence.
LONDON, March 49, 1866.
The London Times and Governor Mar-7he British L.
CATION at Washington-Sr Gore Ouseey a Successor to
Mr.. Crampton--Kr. Dallas Reception in London-IM
ness Of Mr.. Bates-7he Pacific STANDARDIZATION The
dtricaIs, de-, dc.
The Times newspaper has been banging away this last
week ct Gov Marcy and his late dispatches on the
enlistment question Toe only new point raised is
whether the United States government has right to
prevent its citizens from going OF the country AMI
enstiDg when they please man has the right With
beyond doubt, to expatriate himself to enter
foreign fervce renouncing Of course the protection and
laws OF his own country. Will this view tend towards
solving The dispute this delicate ponts The Times
alsO endeavors to throw rdicule Gov Marcy, for
quoting many old European authorities such as Gro
tius Putfendorf and vatel international law and
declares that while Lord Clarendon relies common
sense the statesman Of the New World entrenches
himself behind authority and tradition. 1t is . sly
poke, but Gov. Marcy don't mind q hit for he
Is always able TO return it. All the fuss
in the stay of Mr. Champion at Warrington. It were
WISER methinks tor Lord Palmerson to recall him. ana
give him better berth in Europe, whilst he sen another
Minister to Washington. His ordship could hardly &c.
lec better for the place than Sir W. Gore Ouseley
many years British Secretary Of Legation at Wash
iDgton whore he married the accomplished Miss Van Ness
daughter Of our former Minister at Madrid and sister Of
the amiab!e Mr. -, Of New York. Sir W. Gore Ouse
ley has seen much diplomatic service, and Is man of
good sense conciiatng manners and strong American
sympathies BE appreciates all the necessity of good
understanding between the countries, and would do
more than any other envoy that Lord PAlmerton could
serd to adjust present diff sules prevent new ones
from spripging up He is just the that would suit
Governor Asrcy;fsr, like him. he plain practical and
free from sfftctaton or prejudice
The English world hardly know what to make of all
the talk about Washington where and are
little startled at the vote of three millions for ,ast d.
snces If they understood tho tricks Of politicians as
well as ether THINGS they would know that when the
election of President Is coming money is want
ed to distribute to different parts of the country
where II is impossible to discover neither has been
spent by coast surveyors eectonesrns agents. How
ever, is better to discuss with England which is
next to impossible than to agiats that miserable mig
L ser question: which fanatics have run into the
ground snd which viii break down every politician that
sasashss IL. tes2s T., - fsEse. 49, Ssasee
Oar ne~ Minister, Mr. Dallas, has sesn receivsa With
great cordially in London by the English government
and by his own countrymen. Lord Palmsrston booked
him for dinner almost the day he arrived and began
to lavish on him all those fue phrases aud soft blsn-
dishments that make his lordsnsp so irresistible to
ono sex, and so superior over the other Mr. Dali
las, however, is not only sasAcioas dplomstst, but
an accomplished man Of the world knows how TO
distinguish oe!ween courtssy ana asttery cling
the enc and ciscaiming the other. think Mr. Dallas
for he is CT those and fearless men Who
to say what his Judgment approves or ns con-
post than obey Instructions that were opposite 70 his
opinions or unfavorabe to the of country Ia
hs tern when he sacrificed hts personal iaterest 70
what he thought vas the good Of the whole country
Amongst the festivities that welcomed Mr. Dallas LIN
don, none probably was cceprable than the din
ner rendered TO him BY estimable Consul General
Campbell, where many Of bis countrymsn were Assem-
otd TO greet him. 1t needless to say that every Ss
General Campbeips must be peasant one for his wm
ming and racy anecdotes attract and enIivsn
know him are svars that were his moons . million he
weud spend it for the qualification and enjoyment Of bits
PEABODY Known ;or Ills Inunacsnt @sn
intends getting up grand banquet to Mr.. Dallas wnioh
spares the pounds nor spoils dinner.
am sorry 70 relate, asid less pleasing items of news,
has lately undergone Illness that was thought At
one moment must terminate fatally He is not considered
out danger ys but hopes are entertained Of hs final
reeovery Mr. Bates he's for many years held the
most rank amongst Americaos In Englsnd, watch his
s,snts character wealth and gener gus disposition have
not Easy TO all again, and affecting to his friends
than loss to his country abroad which cannot gain
Of her citizens entitled every manusr @ respect O.
NJ Bates ass Us hope ts.s he x BE- spared
a. well TO the fame OF mis- native land
Ithoud not omit to NO ice fact that VIII b received
In The United States with sxtrsms satisfaction and which
rsaects the highest credit sA parties concerned The
Brish government has Apatchsd two steam vessels in
search search Of q the Pacific on he suPposaoo stu
about the Atlantic rhs details connected with this
pleasing event somewhat curious aad sh. relate
Mr. s. partner Of K csosi y 'o Of s hs vi.
known shipEing houss Of Crosksy & CO. is due the
isislation OF ibis noble sct In spi Of eli the |
gloomy and Encouraging convictions entertained Of
persisted in the pIausbs theory that she might only
be disabled and foating about ct the neroy aud
nA.Ny O. wM DsparthSns, and syens1 u IN chisf
LOa or Minister IN the hope ducinx him Ad out
vessel for succor. He was courteousy received bat
old Admiral Baksy said twas useless the Pacific had
no doubt struck iessarg and gone down This would
nave been the end OF the matter but Col Dudley Manu.
who is in London hearing OF Mr. O.ksords humane a.,
tempt, suggested to him fsrert mode of procssdng
BE introduced Mr.. Oakfbrd to Minister MI |
Dallas and they Jointly urged him to lay the matter be-
tore the Admiralty Mr. Dallas with his characteristic
prompitude never stopped consider ne was rscns
In curIa not but Immediately naged to bring the
application of Mr.. OAtford under the notice of |
Lord Pamerston, the head Of the government No man
knows better when and how to perform q gracsfuf
action than the Prn Minister Of England He no sooner
inIirn Aa III