Star of the Kanawha Valley. [volume] (Buffalo, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1856, 1856-07-02
Foreign News. "
ARRIVAL or THE ASIA.
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!. Liverpool with dates to Saturday. the
14th inst. Y I..5i =.
! There is. still lnucIf excitement ~
regard to American affairs.
+: The London Times and the Morn
Ling Post demand the recall Of Mr..
dallas by the United States govern
lnent, but it was not generally sup
! posed that he would be dismissed. x
+ The cities Of Liverpool and. Man
chester have issued peace addresses
to the citizens of America, and the
feeling of the people is active fip ia
yor of peace. +: y h.. 4 Il II. =
/ The government, however, talk in
hostile manner. Lords Palmerston
and Clarendon stated in. Parliament.
on Friday, that the dismissal Of the
7 American Minister had not been de-
cided on. Lord John sRusscll gave
notice of motion OF inquiry into the
Intentions of the government, mas
much as the feeling of the peopie was
in favor OF peace. " / r.
The steamer Fultou,S with Mr..
Champion on board, reached South
anlpton on the 14th inst. FL =
4 Articles in the London Times and
Post OH Champions dismissal are
studiously offensive, and demand the
dismissal Of Mr.. Dallas, and the ap-
plication of force.to the United States
I The commercial and inanutactur.
| ing classes, however, are filled with
anxiety at the terrible consequences
ola war with the u United States, and
are moving actively to avert tn e ca
larnity. The Manchester peae . adj.
dresses to the citizens of the United
States received eight thousand sigma;
lures in a few hours. / i Il
: Several ships Of war ha vc1 beer
telegraphed TO prepare with all pos
sibe dispatch for foreign serFice
their destination supposed to lie the
. coast Of America. All the coniman
dcrs of gun-boats at Portsmouth had
also been called TO the Admiralty, as
it was runorcd to receive instruc
! tons for active service. .*23
| A light squadron of dispatch: stea
mers and gun boats arrived at Fal,
mouth, Oh Sunday, to coal and pro
vision. = .",+r..
L A Paris letter asserts that Mr.
Dillon, lately appointed Fren CHI Con
sui to Port An Prince, has instruc
I tions to intimate that Fra nee will not
permit Souloque to invade Dominica
/ A:public nleeting-had been held a,
the Mansion House, in Lon don, tt
consider the condition Of the suffer,
Fcrs BY the inundation in Fran co.
/ NThc Lord Mayor said that he .Ead
! beth informed that in France twIivt
hundred and fifty miles were under
water, and that forty thousand PEG
! pie were entirely strickeu down. =.
:. Mi. IIuguelin, Govcfnor Of the
Bank Of England, stated that est,
mates Of the da mage differed from
six hundred to.twelve uhdred miles.
and it was difficult testorm a proper
, Idea of the loss. He was informed
that forty thousand habitatio us ha@
been destroyed, and the crops, which
we're approaching maturity, ha I'd beer
totally cut down. !. II *.1*.
The Lord Mayor announced thai
he had already received between
GA, OO0and $4,000. 49,
AT Constantinople. June 2, a re
, port was spread that the Russians had
dertroyed the fortress of Ismael ant
the dcfenses of the city of kars. =.
/ The French civil officers will b.
, charged with the organization o.
, custqlns and duties in the Turkisl
Empire. =. + : + ~ IA ."
: The North American fleet will con
, sist Of the following TessdlS: !.
. { The Nile, 81 guns; Pd werful, 81
Boscawen, 70; llnaceh, Y; Pembroke
, 60; CORVALLIS, 60; FerAgalis, 81
: Amphion, 81; Vestal, Sc. EEurytlice
25; Termagant, "a; Cossa elk, 81; Ply
ladies', 81; Arachne, Is; Malacca, Il
Falcon, II; Arcllea, Is; Mariner II
Espiegle, p; Arab, II; Daring, II
: Buzzard, 6; Argus, 6; Basilick, 6
: Scorpion, s.. Herlnes, 6. IN .-
9 The seventeen gun-sloops are fittet
2 with new long thirty -two's. TIL 81,
: gun steamers guns are all new and O
! Ions range. If the gun boats beS ia
2 ken into account. above eight hun
: dred new guns may be added to th'
: above computation. H. ,'..I..
E In the House of Lords, on Friday
= Clarendon said that the day befor
e Yesterday Dallas called upon him ain,
: read dispatch from Marcy, in whicl
> it vas stated that the explanations 0
5 the British Government were per
! fectly satisfactorily on the recruitin!
: question. ..,.(s 80, :. -
5 The American Government wa
satisfied that the British Government
had given no Instructions, and tina
they had no intention of doing So t
r violate the laws, but SO far as rela
3 ted to the proceedings of Cralnptol
, and the proceedings of the Consuls
D the explanation which had been OF