Demoine courier., 1856-06-19
Sorei9n Sirius.
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Four days later from Europt-the Cen.
fral american question in par Aamenl
decline in breadstu0s, &c.
New YoRK, June Is.
The Ericsson arrived with dates to
The 2sth ul,. She brings 400 passengers
left Liverpool early Sunday morning.
The steamer Persia is ~ be withdraw
Tor a short time with a view of greater
speed.
EkoLAND.-The Earl Elgin moved ia
the House of Lords for dispatches rel.
alive 10 the troops for Canada.
This led 10 some remarks by Lord
Claren don, expressing good feeling to
ward the Uniied States. He said Grea,
Britain had made ample apologies 10 the
United States abou, the recruiting bust.
ness, but could not consen, to recall Mr..
Champion. That an offer had been made
10 refer the Central American question
by arbitration, but that Great Britain
was amin a.ed by the most friendly feel.
ing toward the United States, and moi.
wi'hsMndlng language had been used in
Congress which if used in Great Bril-.
ain. would have been denounced a. tend
ing 10 embroil ,he two countries, and
finally. as Lord Elgin. had stated, il Eve
minutes woulc suffice to settle The bust
ness, be would willingly NEE, Marcy
midway on the Atlantic.
The Sunday music question continued
10 agi,a,e the metropolis, and several a..
socittions have been formed Tor hoicine
Sunday music on the Park. bu, Palmers
ton and The Archbishop of Canterbury
resolu,ely set their faces agsins, il.
A project fer a Joint Stock Co. has
beet starting in Liverpool for building q
railroad from Costa Rlca to Puma Are
mas and the River Baranca.
Great preparations were making to
celebrate the peace on the 26.
Palmer. the poisoner, has been found
guilty.
The new loan 10 spoken of-part to be
offered London, tho balance in Hamburg
GENERAL IrEMs.-Dsnmarx il putting
her feet into an effective state.
The Spanish Government says ene,.
getic measures were TO be taken against
Mexico. 10 enforce justice towards Span.
ish cinzens.
Napoleon has under consideration a
scheme 10 found q territorial nobility in
Algeria.
Arrival OF the Arabia.
Three days later from Eurepe-Cen-
traI american affairs.
New York, June 10.
The Arabia arrived at z O'Clock She
left Liverpool a, 4 P. Nj. Of tae 3ls,.
The steamer City Of Baltimore, from
Philadelphia. arrived out on The ~~vening
Of the 26.h, with later news than BY The
Pers'a. The s,eamer Gla,go~. from
New York. arrived ~, on the 18th.
Excitsmeni in regard u American af.
fairs was increasing in England.
Inc London Times. IN reference 10
the resignation of Padre Vigil, Gays !.
seems Inc demand on ole side and con.
cesslons on the other had reached ,her Ut
most limit. and suggests that the United
States should send 10 London a special
Ambassador, or accredt the presen, Min
later with pleniposentiary powers TO SET
lie the dispu,e amicabiy.
There 10 rumor to-day that Lord Ell
gin will be sen, plenipolen,iary 10 W ash
lng.on. Another rumor says Sir Henry
Bulwer w,Il be the Envoy.
On the 29th the Bank of England 70.
duced The minimum discount IN five per
cent.
Arrangements for The British depuia-
ton the Cars c~orvna,ioE were COM
ple.ed.
Mr.. Dallas attended the Queens ORA W.
ing.roon reception.
Mr.. Dalias was invited to dine with
the Judges a. the Lord Mayors, bu, de.
clined On account Of business with Lord
Clarendon. The new Russian Loan. j,
10 said will amount. 10 one hundred mil
lion rubies-interest il Fixed al slx per
cent.
New York; June IL.
On The chair calling the Convention TO
order. Gov. Colby presented q communi.
cation from the Republican Executive
Committee. Il states that the Pilishurg
Convention desired 10 include in their in
vits.ion Tor . National Convention q,
Philadelphia. all opposed 10 the extern
siOn OF slavery. There wal no reason
why al shouldnot unite. AZ 4 union 10 the
only means Of curing success.
A motion being made 70 refer 10 q COM
mii.ee Nj. James, Of N. j.. said this was
an American Convention. and he dad MOI
think the documents could be REFEREED
The business Of the ConyenyicE was,
10 nominate q Presldsu,. New Jersey
was wiling 10 yield much Tor Freedom,
bus ~ Represented here she was Native
American-and nothing else.
Mr.. Palmer os N. Y. said, j. must he
remembered that Northern Americans
had others TO oppose beside Southern A.
mericans and il this Convention should
nominate an independent candidate IN
The Geld, the Republicans nd mace great
concessions. and be hoped for the inau.