Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1856-06-07
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IN steamship North Star, arrived Cowes the 2Sd
The GUARD steamship Persia. from New York at
hC', on thr AN unmo. arrived Liverpool bar at
hngnt "i FRIDAY, 'he 23d but did go W the river
uhul hall pa-t four ON Saturday morning The p.s.sr.
to the bsr ~as made in nine DAYS aud seven hours
The lesson irun NeS York on the 10th had NOT
ban tel gisphcd nt Liverpool when the Niagara sailed
TIE -t an'shp Washington, sailed from Southampton
for New York. On the Zl-t utimo
But h''ie news of importance had pred after the
d IA ture 81 the W s>hiu gtOu and Indian
GREAT BRlTAIN
The Buk OF Engiaiii the ed reduced the rate of
discount to- bill Oi than days from seven To
''A per cent, s"'t balls remaining at -iI pr cent
IN interesting d bate the House ~ Lord. had taken
psser mnrttitie Law
Lord Colchester moved that Paianeu, di-approvrs of
we o the PeuIpotciIle- OF Congress hel
faris, Tor having abandouti without the Know ledge or
'aneor o Parliament the principle inherent ia all b.lI
sr'.t powers oi Capturing eenes e board ncu-
teal rip-.
Lord Clir-ndou made an able .pe,cb in ,cnIv h,vi,
re"rre, chiefly to t- position OF the Unite. Siat.-- H.
quoted hr. hacy -iier the suirct calling IL mod
mt and iguihed lie defended the coui -e OF the Bi-
ii'h enp9tents'es IA giy up principle Nhich il
impossible tc maintain.
Lord Derby, IL strong speech, derounced the ab.n-
n'h o. this ancient privilege, only huilstg
ana nst"ry, but dangerous 10 the interests OF Eng
lana II was favorable to France who PROPOSED IL and
iata to Great Britain, that assen.cu it, After further
hroate, The motion Was lost . majority et "a being
against il.
Lord John Russell gave notice that OH Monday he.
should a. Loud Paluierston IA question with view OF
arcefainng whether It the intention of the govern
caragua.
The Danish sound dues still unsettled between es,
britain and Denmark. The Gazette contaii.s Board If
Trade notice, stating that the Danish Consul. la
ports have been instructed to afford tho Necessary
Commercial facilities British subjects until British Con
sus can lie sent to Russia also uncig that Carthage
Der next
BRUSH Press, especially the Tunes continues to deep
awe tue excitement or the Italian question.
Lord Lyndhurst has Withdrawn hi. motion in the House
Italian courts fe "
The L"udon Times thinks the affair Of Central Amer
ca ~lli compel combination of Great Britain and the
6"eu Statrs for their adjustment IL a-O that Mr.
bucianan -taemen that there i nothing to arhitrat
l. untehab and suggests the Emperor Of Russia s arb
traitor Tor the United States
The trial ui Palmer for poisoning his sporng friend
Cook, continues. The defence closed The cas-. turns
maiiiy oh the medical testimony whether or not tn.
SYMPTOMS OF death accord the symptoms of poison with
et!ehnne The most eminent physicians OF treat Br-
tain have given evidence which seems equally balanced
Tor ad agsns the poisouer The case exci.es extrao
inary interest The testimony Is valuable making pub
death.
FRANCE.
Baron Hubner has presented his credentials as Minister
from Austria M resident Minister has vet been ,nnoin
cd from Prussia, Count Orlof at present performing the
duties ''
The princes MaIimlan Of Austria, and Oscar of swe
honor by the Emperor
The baptism of the Prince Imperial will take place
about tue middle OF June The Legislative session will
Oe extended To witness the event
NJ Theirs, historian conquest died at Paris on
the 22d ult.
SPAIN.
The democrats had brought forward vote of cen.ure
Oh the government respecting the recent troubles at Va
ieicla but II Was negatived by large vote.
PRUSSIA.
postal convention had beon signed between Prussia
Herr Won Roschon lad been sentenced To Eve wears inn
in the fortress for his fatal du.l with
tile minister Of Police
DENMARK
The protocol of the Danish proposition to which Rus
sa Sweden and the Duchy Odenburg have given their
adhesion Is published, airing date Copenhagen Nav 9th
IL lengthy document. it, substance being thar Dem
marx will renOuuce the Sound aud Belt Dues for thirtv
hve millions nix dollars AL maritime powers must py
assent ana Denmark l. the right to treat sepa
rHely with the Power represented i'm the nrasap,
negotiations. The compensation named covers u ho,h
on shipping aud cargo Denmark demands security for
the money, and aPPoriofs the follows in round
numbers
Denmark herself to pay one million two hundred and
hiy thousand rN dollars Austria 29.0oO Belgium 300
~"; Spain l.noo,OoO; T ance $4,000: Great Britain
ln."uu,uOO; Norway 90 900; Oldenburo - ooo. Ne,b
eTland> l,5|o"O; Prussia 100000; Russia p 75O 900
sweden l5nuuoO. Tota', 81, 500 OOo-eavifg balance
OF 53unO"u xix dollars due by Powers rot above named
H"tHe'' A. tetc exists present difference betNet
Great Britain and Denmark that may delay settlement
Russia agrees to keep open offer on condition that
the other Powers do il >lme
The document Is signed by Bluhme, Tengo-borski and
Lagerhem.
RUSSIA
Navigation was opened 20 y. Petersburg Nav 18th
Commercial Advces DO describe anv material vari
alton ~ the course OF trade The OF exchange at
Petersburg was steady The prohibition of exports OF
golG continued, but was expected TO be removed
The smprss d9vnss ~ Bu on visit 10 her bro
e te MOS OF Prussia Tie gone War.aw T Ar,
fes steamer bound "a Cou-irad T,n~ Ia. t-o Io.t
VIA e1 cargo on INC isla n Os, in the Gulf u FINLAND.
TilE EAST
Tie eFscua on OF the Crms by
letters 10 Nay lnt HAT the Russians
IsriArs Tor tssitng the some had . ben semi Bt
Ne and oihers condemned n on he for
The scuryy had appeared in fNe English regiments.
banquet a. been o sir Colin Campbell
Peace has Teen proclaimed If Tni.
of the
cattle, hy The RUS g con ~med
Letters from C"r'u report tl- Ionsn I.lsrd. quiet
There Is houug o. olives and promise we'll
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