The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-07-12
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THREE DAYS LATER FROM EUROPE.
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Mr.. CramptOn's Dismissal and the
Central American Question.
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The Replies Of Lord Clarendon to Mr.. Marcy.
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THE LAST WORD FROM NR. CHAMPION.
Ak0IRER DIFFICULTY WITH ENGLAND.
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BxyAlsisR Of an American in q Yellow Vest
from the Queen'S Leyse:
OONDtSr OF THE QuEM ON THE oCOAsYOH.
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NDIGNSHON OF THE BRITISH PRESS.
IMPROVEMENT IN C0NSOuS AND CCT0N,
&C., &C., &c.
The Replies Of Lord Clarendon to Mr.. Marse.
THE LAST WORD FROM MH. CHAMPION.
AEoIRER DIFFICULTY WITH ENGLAND.
BxyaIsisR Of an American in q YellOg Vest
from the QSsen's Leyse:
0oNDSSr OF THE auEx ON TIE ocoAsYol
NDIsNsHos OF THE BRITISH PRESS.
IMPROVEMENT IN CONSOLS AND CDT0N,
&c, &C., &c.

Gc., DC, &c.
This Cunard mail steamship Africa Capt Shannor from
Liverpool the ar Of Saturday. the 2sth of June
arrived at O'Clock yesterday aerroon. The Africa
brings reports to ts close of the markets her day Of
sailing.
The ship Unicorn which sailed from liverpool May s.
for Boston, Mass, WITH cargo Of SALT bricks and iron,
became leaky, and abandoned in lat. 80 NJ lon SO
w., the captain and having been taken off by the
ship Jane E. Walsh, from Havana and landed at Fal.
mouth
The Washington arrived Off Cowcs on the morning Of
Saturday, the. 18th.
American raateers-or, rather, manners-have again
been in everybodys mouth The exciting was a
oonmps tha. happened at the Queens levee Dvested
of the exaggcrations Of the British press the
simply these, that Mr. Dallas accompanied by a
friend, went to the Queens evee the friends
not accordance with the regulations and both gen.
tlemcn-Mr Dalas and friendreturned tothe embassy
Harley street. Out Of this trihng incident the London
Times concocted story at variance with truth in every
particular and made II the occasion of onslaught
America and Americans generally. OF course
deal OF patriotic wrath unnecessarily wasted Mr..
Dallas head.
Lord Elgn presided at meeting held in Stirling to
collect funds for the erection Of monument the old
Scottish hero Sir William Wallace In the course Of his
remarks Lord Egin spoke the ollowing How
little nation gains which succeeds In forcing its
foreign institutions foreign lsws and foreign religion
reluctant and high spirited peoplea Oh, gentlemen,
fear, greatly fear thatwe have not yea read that most
valuable but painful lesson s close for rely on
it, that collision takes place between those two
great branches Of the Anglo Saxon which dwell
the opposite shores Of the broad Atlantic that calamity
the most gricvous that befall either country will be
attributable TO the humila.ions which, IN bygone times,
England has sought to impose on Ireland'
According 10 La Pahie OF Paris, Of June a. the
lstment question, well that relative 10 Central
American affairs will be settled by arbitration. Lord
John Russell will represent Great Britain in Congress,
in which the representatives of France and Spain in the
United States will be invited to para
We quote from the journal the following para.
graph, which will be news to the American publc;-"A
new version in circulation in tho Political circles OF
Copenhagen Ia relation to the provisional settlement OF
the Sound Dues question. The Cabinet OF Washington
while consenng that the American vessels should pay
dues for year longer, is said to have manifested in
enon OF raising the duties levied In American ports
Danish vessels"
Another battalion OF rinemen Is ordered to Canada.
Correspondence between Denmark Britain and the
United states the subec, Of tho Sound dues has been
presented 10 Parliament
The London Times OF June %, says:--The number OF
way the United States and the oolones the lst OF
June up the present sI2 and the number who len
during the corresponding period last year cas- being
a decrease OF T3 Though small In sssIf. the clne
taken in conjunction with the continued and steady de-
that has taken place for nc past not only
om the south but from the other Irish ports regard
ed a cheering indication OF better state OF things and
Of healthier tone Of the homo labor market.
Tie illegal apprehension Of American seemen by the
river Tyne police upon the authorization " the United
States Vice Consul at Newcastle has been brought
the Of the River Tyne Commissioners at meet
ing specially called for the purpose. Last May many
American merchant vessels arrived n the Tyne and
wages higher than In the American service above
100 men deserted Tho of Tie vessels applied
the police 20 interfere and npprchcnd the Tho
river police made nppnca,onio the magistrates AT North
Shields who told them the United States not in
treaty with ,his country he could interfere. The
OF the vessels then applied 10 the United states
Vice Consul, who wrote out authority" to the
river police apprebend all dcsoricrs from the American
vessels found in the streets OF Shields and
them their vessels, indcmnifying the police from ihs
consequences Of such proceedings With this authority
the river police went TO the saIors' lodging houses IN
shcds and drsggcd the 10 the station house, and
without ever having taken them before magistrate,
they were removed their vessels the police putting
irons board Of two vcsses, the Amelia and the
Indian Chief For their partn these proceedings the
police received f5 f6 from the Unsd States masters
Mr. Maihcr of South selds, upon ascersainipg s had
special rectng OF the Bosrd called when, after warm
debate e reporters bsing excluded the following rcso
luton agreed et resolved that Inspector Fresh
water AMI the officers under him be called in and normei
that they have acted acgay he apprehension and dc
,eniion seamen who had desod rom the shps of the
UnitcGsat of America, and they be w~nod no, 70 act
In snar manner future also resolved that the
clerk do write 10 tAc American Ambassador calling his
attention 10 the Inconvenience arising rom ths want Of Al
arrangement wth the Unaed States Of America for tn,
rcsovcry OF sesmea and DO send copy Of The letter
| TIA Vice Consul at Newcastle.
Mr. and Mrs Barney williams had arrived In London
aad wore araounccd appear Al The Adephi theatre o
the 3oh OF June In tho cusom Of the Ccnntry and eth
Irish Lion"
The Dario, Of Madrid, says that tho government con
ferred 0e title Of Marquis De "a Habsna on General Jos
de Ia Cencha CaIsn General OF the island Of Cuba.
TAs Australias mail contract Is awarded 10 Pairs
Hssderson Co of Glasgow, who undertake. to run zAA
steamers at an average speed Of loA miles an hcue 70
the sum Of $4,000 ror annum.
| The London Pest Of May 2Tth, speaking Of No nev
Australian mail contract, says =
| No circumstance had so great influence 81 one re
rod the emigration Of the Irish 70 the taed staes
a. the remittance OF small from set srs 70 their re
letyes nj home Those remttar OF late nave not onl
been much crcumscrbed, but tor the lasttwo years
Immigration has set in from America 70 We SISTER slans
| The last remances from Australia comprise abous
| quarter of n million, In varying from 20 TO t5l
coming from successful colonists 10 their friends her
who ase earnestly recommended to Join them in The
| aLanted homes The present tme seems 70 be peeuar
varable or The encouragement of cmigaon TO col
n,cs Tho recent difficulties with the United StStes ha'
sssu,ed in stronger manifestation Of loyalty the ia
oS british subjects of the migratory class and whoA
| some competition In The conveyance OF passengers
] above all things polite
The English Board Of Trade returns fSs ,he month en-
inc tho 3lst Of May were issued 10 the public on The 28