Marshall County Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1855-1859, 1856-07-03
ARRIVAL OF THE ASIA.

The steamer Asia arrived at | ] this n.
NJ, with Liverpool dates to June II.
There is much excitement respecting
American affairs. The London Post de-
mands in offensive terms the recall of Mr..
Dallas, but it is not supposed in the coun-
try that he will be dismissed. Liverpool
and Manchester have issued peace address
to1he citizens Of America, and the feelings
of the people seems more active and In ia
vor of peace. The government however
talks inimicably, and Clarendon hastily
Palmerston and Clarendon having stated
in Parliament on Friday evening, that they
had not made up their minds whether Dali
las would be dismissed or not.
Lord John Russell has given notice for
special notices on Monday to inquire what
is the intention of the British government,
nasmuch as the universal feeling of the
British people is in favor of peace.
Nc other news of Importance.
The Asia brings ninety passengers.
The Fulton, with official news If Mr..
Champions dismissal, arrived at South
ampton Saturday \. NJ, the l4h. The ar
ticles Of the Times and Post on Mr.. Camp
bells dismissal were siudiouSl V offensive,
and demand the dismissal. of Mr. Dallas
and the application of force to the Unied
States. Tn commercial and manufactu-
ing classes, however, are filled with ankle
ty at the terrible consequences of war with
the United States; and a {. moving actively
10 prevent the calami Y. The Manchester
Peace Address to the United States receiv-
ed 5000 signatures in two hours. Mean
time several ships Of war had been tele
graphed to prepare with all possible dis
patch for foreign selvice-destinatio sup
posed TO be the coast of America All the
commanders Of the gun-boats at Ports
mouth have likewise been called TO the port
admirals, as il was rumored To receive in
strucions for active service, by telegraph
ic notice.
The light sqadron of dispatch steamers
and gunboats, under ommand of Commo-
dore Watson, have arrived at Falmouth 10
coal and provision.
a Paris letter asserts that Dillon, late
ly appointed Consul AT Port an Prince, has
instructions to intimate that France will
not permit Solou Iue to invade Dominica.
Palmer, the poisoncr, Las be hung.
The following is from James McIIenry 5
circular:
LIVERPOOL, June IA demand for ba-
con steady and unchanged. Beef dull
Pork tending downward Shoulders AMI
hams unchanged. Cheese arrives more
freely; the stock is inferior and lower prices
mus be taken.
Breadstuti' s.--Thc market has been firm
all the week and a good demand has ena-
bled higher prices TO be obtained.
Finer qualities of wheat and -four bring
extra rates. Indian corn in good supply
and the stock accumulaes Wheat-whi e
los. 6d.W1ls: red 9s Cd "a los. Cd. Floui !;
western canal s.@ 33s g.; Ohio 80. "a 38s
Indian corn-yellow 26s "a eos: mixed s9s
W3Js.@ SIS.
Market open tamely Prices
irregular and lower on Monday and Tues
day, but since the demand daily has in
creased prices have recovered from the
depression and closed stead Y at last week ;
gu tations Sales OF the week As, $50 bales.
LIVERPOOL, June 14,h, +. M.-Messrs
Richardson, Spence ~ Co. report bread
stuff S very firm and without change
Some speculative demand, based upon the
official news Of Mr Crampton's dismissal
Quotations particularly hi cher.
r. s. Swift British T. nsul at Buff l.,
is appointed to the same posi- ion al Riga.
The rumor OF the new French loan is
contradicted by The Kontteur.
The Emperor Alexander has arrived at
Riga.
Consol's closed on Sa urday a 9I@94J.
American stocks In limi demand, ow-
ing to political uncei lainty.