Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-06-24
LORD PAIA1EgsToN DENoUN.


LORI RAI4AfERSTCN DENOJN-
Is Me Hiter 0tle LSAAs
As thetTD questions betEeent tins country
snd America are beSilhno 3more Sc
s aspect than they haze done forsome 6ne,
1t IS incumbent 1p1a those members of cur
LesiSAatureswho hGYS theEeHareo Of tbs interests
of Great Britain at heart sndWho have any re
for the peace Of tbs world, and especially
the two most liberal countries Of the earth; to
Ive their united support to ths two motions
which are now on thenotice-bocks of the House
tafGOmm0nS Probably, tho inst seussedW1
b that Of ME- Baltic ON tho fncisn enlistment
quezisn. 1t Is tho daty Of our rRrEmtafivtG
10 giveadeefsive vote against the inesmsna con
duet nfL1rd PaimcrstOn IN s1~1angGiGg pm ~
lati0ns with America on such 4 low and paltry
Affair IS that of attempting 10 engage 3 few men
10 fight our battles. Had any other two nations
been at war, and England EaSneulrIi IN the
quarrel, what would the people Of this country
shaye Aidi f one Of them had attempted to kid
nap our countrSmen into their TaukS2 What an
amount Of indignation would haze been roused
by the press, from one end of the empire 70 the
other, 1gGnstspch Z procedure. But asst was
ENGLAND who did It To America, 1t was all right.
It Vas well known that Lord Palmerstoaf neSCr
was easy unless he cmbroiled this country with
some nation or another, and especially America
There Is no imam more anxious Ton, n war between
England and America than this ffiendl puplland
follower of that most dMtabs of statesmel-
Lord Caslereagh. It WAS he who denounced
Ashbnrton for having settled the Oregon dispute
without a war. The contempt he received on
that occasion was richly mcritel As thetoOl
of foreign desp9tiSm, and the policeman oil
Austria he thirSts for 8 war With America
Then comes Sir E. b. Lytt5n's motion on the
Central American Affair. This Iexpect whl
foIoF shortly sftcr the above, II that does not
deprive Lord PalmerSton OF that position which
IhGso audaciouSlT and GnbitiouSy uFurps"
Perhaps this minister will tell his supporters
again that If they 90 into the lobby with either
Of the above gentlemen, they win pave the way
for Lord Derby te seize the reins of Office. Ten
thousand times better for US that Lord Derby
was in power than the man who now holds Of
fec.
now II Is VIEWED ~ CIRCLIs.
a well founded feeling of anxiety prevails IN
commercial circles at tho present state Of our Po-
tlitical relations with the Government of the
United States. 1t is almost certain that the
next steamer from Now York will bring the IN
telligencc that our Minister at Washington, Air.
CHAMPION will have been presented with his pass
fports. Indeed, already has the announcement
been published in a scmi-oficiaif form by one OF
the metropolitan daily press, that he had, st the
wish of the President, Quilted the territory and
retired to Toronto. This, however, is deemed
premature as the last advices from the. e York
which are to the 24th ult, make no mention Of
fIlG EGCtH lFEL4C41 EAb SQGI - LI4t4G4GgAS SGSt1
taken place, undoubtr would not have escaped
attention. and Lord PalmeSton, in TIE House Of
Commons last night, stated that, although he
had heard iadireetiy of NJ Cramrtou's reno
val, he had no official notice on the su'ject. The
uncertainty which prevails has operated very
prcjudiclally upon the cotton market and tends
to prevent speculation in almost ever; descrip-
ton of produce. It'll to DO hoped that the Elcd-
crate and conciiiatoy tone adopted by cur Coz
ernment in all Its correspondence with the Uni
ted States. as well az the temperate advice tsud.
cred to onr Transatlantic ncighbors by the Eng.
fish, and by the really respectable portion ef
their own press, will cause.-The Cabinet CT PEesi-
dent Pierce to Pause before they suspend rcla-
tons with this connty-astep franght with the
most disastrous consequences, nat only to tacse
Irrespective nations, but aiso to tbs progress Of
civilization and ecnrac-ce t,-ocghcat tie
world.
The money market does not appear t. be at
all affected by the unsettled state Of oc- relations
with tie United State-aving' 70 aimed the
easy feeling noticed last week. The dsEnarG
! has daily been modsrates and there Is 10 ahste-
irnent of confidence in tbs commercial and fnaa-
ciai prospects of the future. The fourth Of tbs
month, usually held as tcst, of the soundness
iof the market, and also of mercantile opinion,
lpasscd over with more ease than uEual, although
it is understood the engagements were heavier
than was anticipated. The supply Of noney is
imore than equal to the demand.