Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-05-15
a TEST NEWS.
FROM THE NATIONAL CAP
ITAI,

The last Dsspa'ches from Engiand-THe Brit
ish Fleet wif NOT interfere in The Costa Rico
Tronttes-Ffeneh end German iatrigues a.
gdinst Nicaragua Clarendon has Replied 10
Hdrcy- Crampton and the Consuis are NOT 10
be Recalied-fhe Southern Position at Cincin.
nRi-d long speech Com Gnerai Cass-thc
case Of Father pijH, Sc. SC.
WAsnINGToN. May -
The news received here from London, by the
Americas mails is exceedingly important The
British fleet in the Gulf hive no orders to inter.
fere with Walker or his lncn at all. 1t j. thought
pnssll'le that the French feet NAV do 81. 4
Frenchnan of the name of Marie who was con
cerned with Pierce in the Ecuador revolution,
has heen IN Paris all the winter urging tho gov
ernin"nt I" put down Walker, who, he rcpresen
ted, was no better than robber ur murderer.
German who signs his namr. Baron Bnlow'
10 Communications IN the Genital American pa
pers has heru the principal agent in forcing Cos
la Rica into this war. Costa RIGA j. great lott
ering place for refugee French and Germans and
they fear that Walker will neutraze their infu-
ence over the natives.
Mr.. Marcy has received, by this mail, through
Mr.. Dallas. Carendon's long expected reply to
the despatch of December 90. 1855 Marcy to
MISUNDERSTANDING on tie British government to
recall Champion and Consuls Barclay, Rowercroft
md Mathew. Clarendon has been al the Pence
Conferences, and Marcy had to wait till no re
turned. Clarendon replies that the British gov
eminent declines TO recall the Minister and the
Consuls. Champion was called upon for his JUST
ficaton in regard to the charges made against
him. His reply. a long one, was very bitter u
ganst Stroebel and other persons with whom he
was mixed up. The British government was first
inclined to sacrifice Champion. but they feared
that he would produce his instructions, which
justified him in the action he took. So he is 10
be hacked up by bullying, because he might put
his government in worse position than il is
now. 1t is believed that Parliament will sustain
the Ministry in their defiant position, although
the opposition has already commenced "A fierce
upon Palmerston. No doubt pam" will
come out frs, best. We are curious to what
Marcy will do about Champion. Back down reck
on.
The Southern delegates Ia Cincinnati say that
after the New York difficulty is settled they
will insist upon the constituting of the Nebre ska
bill to take the position that the territories
shall not be permitted To take any action upon
the subject of slavery until they shall be ready TO
come in States.
The Cabinet had another meeting to- day. They
postponed the question OF the recognition of q en-.
Walkers government until the next meeting.
The President has assured several of his friends
that if the next Intelligence from Nicaragua shows
that Walker is sustaining himself that govern
ment will at he recognized That Father
WI will be received before the week rolls
round have not the least doubt. The Padre has
left Wizards privately, and his location Is kept
u secret.
The Senate 10 day determine ed to reconsider
their vote on the Iowa land bill, just As message
was received from the President announcing his
approval Of the same.
John w. Forney is here, betting baskets of
champagne with every body that Buchanan will
be nominated at Cincinnati before the fourth bal
lot Query.-is there man in the United States
politically strong enough to afford the open and
acknowledged support Of John w. Forney
The Padre Vigil is going back TO New York
di>gusted Marcy and the President had quite
row about him-Marcy cock of the walk, as usu-
al