Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-06-17
LATEST NEWS.
Foreign News-By the Ericsson and Arabia.
by the arrival of two steamers at New York.
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foielgn News-By the Ericsson and Arabia
ny the arrival of two steamers at New York,
| we have dates from Liverpool TO the 3lst ut.
| ENGLAND.
| A very important debate had taken place in the
British Parliament affecting American affairs.
loid Clarendon in reply to Lord Elgin had ut
Tered professions of friendship, towards the Uni
ted States, notwithstanding he said language
had been used by men of high official station in
America tending TO cmbroil the two countries
lie expressly said that the British Government
could not recall Mr.. CHAMPION as it would be
shabby and dishonornble.
lie said, thatif. as Lord Elgin had stated, FIVE
minutes conversation between Mr. Marcy and
himself would suffice to settle the business he
would willingly meet Mr.. Marcy midway in the
Atlantic.
The London Times says. The State of Cen
trail America, disordered and miserable as it has
been for some time, appears now to belbecoming
critcal,at least it there is any foundation for the
report that the United States Government is a
bout to recognize Walker. Such an act would
justly arouse the jealousy of our Government;for
the professed object Of Walkers chreer, and that
which gains him sympathy in the United States,
is in one word-Ann, ration"
The arrangements for the British deputation to
the Cars coronation. al Moscow, are now COM
plete. Earl Granville is to 60 as head of the Em-
bassy.
DENMARK.
A letter from Berlin, in the Manchester Guar
dian. SAYS:
There is strong party in Prussia, which is
DESTROYS that the government, instead of following
the example of Russia, Sweden and Oldenburg, in
regard Co the capitalization of the Sound dues
should abstain from any present decision and
should eventually take the same course as the
u. States. There is, at all events, u general
Discrimination to saddle the country with SO large,
sum as 900, such being the sum charge
able against Prussia in the event of capitalization
But the liberal journals say that the Prussian
Government has. in measure, tied its hands.
by the effective policy recently pursued. and
that Prussia will probably follow in tho wake of
Russia.
4 letter from Hamburg mentions the circum-
stance of two cargoes of rye having arrived at
that port from the United States for Prussian nc
count and consumption, and adds that the cir
cuhstance will no doubt cause IA sensa ton in the
corn districts of Europe.
The official journal of Vienna states that tho
trpartite treaty of April 18th. contains secret
articles. or none beyond those already pub
lished; and further, that that treaty was entered
into hy Austria. France and England, in
sequence of the refusal Of Russia and Prussia to
subscribe TO the guarantee of Turkish indepen-
dence.
Letters from all parts of Italy speak of the faint
hopes entertainedby the Italians Of any reforms
suggested by Austria.
AT Turin and Genoa there have been disturb
ances in the streets. Exciting placarls were
affixed to the walls and there wer. cries of
death to Austria' After Time the excite
ment subsidized
Russian engineers are Surveying Sebastopol.
which is to be entirely rebuilt n new plan.
The quarantine has been suspended at Odes.
So 70 four months.
The Turkish Government has refused to &C.
knowledge the Independence of Crcassa.