Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1856-06-20
NEWS BY THE AMERICA.

The news by this arrival mostly relates difficulties be-
tween the United States and Great Britain
The arrival Of the Atlantic at Liverpool was anxiousy
awaited as it expected Mr.. CHAMPION would be- on
board of her Considerable relief felt on learning that
he was nos among the passengers.
The London Morning Post caused considerable excite
ment by editorial announcement that the United States
Government had actually dismissed Mr. Champion and
that he had to Toronto The Globe aud other jour.
mails Immediately conraicted the merely the
random gossip OF the passengers by the Atlantic
Ia Parliament the following evening DIsraei put the
question direct to Lord Palmerston who made shutting
reply To the effect that he understood indirect
source, but Mr. Champion having himself said 80 he
Lord Palmersion) had no statement make.
Ia the House OF Lords the Earl Hardwcke put a simi.
lar question to which the Earl VI Granville replied that the
Government had no Information on the subject.
LATEST
The London Morning Posts Paris correspondent writes
that the French Government had used effort To
move the unhappy complications which have led To sus-
pension oi diplomatic relations between England aud
America aud the Emperor will continue TO exerci. his
good Offices III the spirit OF reconciliation Should
no~eve the two nations actually engage doubt
England may reckon on the active alliance Of France
In the House OF Commons Sir Bulwer Lyttun put a
question TO the Ministers with regard tn the relations of
the Government with the United States touching the
trail American question He referred To his previous
withdrawal OF ais motion the question because
the Government then stated they had made All offer o
arbitration 10 the United States and daily expected re-
ply Since them however, grave had occurred
Walker had been recognized by the United States and
vessel OF sent to Nicaragua I'd by the last account.
IRON America there was prospect OF an Invasion OF the
Mosquito Territory by Walker with a view Of its annexa
ton Ia Nicaragua. The House would remember that
England was pledged to protect that Territory
terna invasion, aud grave responsibility deyolved upon
the Government in this state OF Affairs lie asked whe
Their ia the interval any steps had taken to press the
United States Government for a reply.
Lord Palmerston proessed himself unable to give any
definite answer He could only say that the American
Government had been made fully aware OF the offer Of
arbitration and Her Msestys Ministers had not thought
il necessary TO for reply He thought the interests
al the country and tile permanent maintenance OF AMIGA
be relations between England and America would he pro
NOTED by the continuance Of the judcous orbearanc,
the House had hitherto shown That the questions now
pending were of very grave character but he sncsrc,
hoped aud not without good reason that the discussion
may terminate pcaccably
The Times city article Of Saturday says:-AlthougI
Lord Phlmerston stated last evening that he had
information that Mr. Champion had been ordered tn eav,
Washington, the funds had closed steady with n slight al
There is good demand for money at the stool
exchange. The discount market Is in fair supply in SOM
inttances at /! ! per cent below the Bank rates.
The Wines has leading article conJenning the poiti
clans Of the United States who though Conforming tn
policy OF Mr. Pierces Cabinet, do oppose with sui
iicirlt energy.
The Daily News says: Although there il universal dis
like at the idea Of q with America still doubts beg
to arise many minds whether England's conciator
Impairment has not been carried quite far a. prec
Dictates aud whether President Pcrces Cabinet are no
prcsnnng too much their knowledge OF Englans de
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