The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-06-19

merely % give color TO his dismissaL but 60
A. indelible stain on hitherto spossss char
nos only dismissed, but degraded
The writer .thus concludes:
An ~ can ssy h. that We have waited and appeal
ee IN vain that step affer step has the Government
I oeneraI Fierce advanced IN its of violence
snd sgre.sion, while no voice has been raised, no
na1d serefeh cut to arrest 20 full of danger
and dtscredt Americ6 will not submit to sybtrsion
Decsuse she . determined te seixe Nicsrasua whsth
% he terms OF the Clayton treaty authorizes the sei
znle or not and every ADVANCE we make il be
met in spirit which seeks grounds for proyocaion
ont OF every effort to concilfate. q
From the people OF America. In vho.e name
tnese things are come, but with whose consent and
sssens we FIRMLY believe they not done, we seek
tie support but thsy do nothing % control IL and ~
sher Censtitution they unable to remove it, In
Ger these circumstance we can only rsiterate the
avoid all occasions Of defiance, withdraw all points
OF contact restrict ourselves within our own rghts
and wait with patience to whether the objects Of
tne American Government may not be safisied by
something short OF the last sxtremityn
The Daily News sdheres to the improbability Of
ance ON the part of the admiral and captains Of the
ships stationed round about the shores of North
The Times in leader of same Length ..os. :.
the ides of war on the part Of Spain with Mexico
and considers it more like dream TO amuse the irna
Eination than serious incident in the sober domain
the day that the first of the half dozen ships which
constitute the Spanish Navy had driven into Vera
Cruz the brig which constitutes the Navy of Mexico
when swiftly and sh arpiy the Government at w as.
ington would intervene in the discussion and repve
its location to the Bay of Havana.
The Daily News has good reason to believe that
Mr.. Champion has already reached Toronto, bnt
doubts whether England should send away Mr..
Danish Sound Dues. 8
The question Of the Danish Sound Dues is At
last to be brought under the consideration of Par
lament. The Chancellor of the Excheauer had
given notice that ON the 9th inst, he should moye
for select committee to inquire into their opera
ton, and to consider in what degree they were de-
trimental to the commerce of the country.
f4 England.
On the I'd inst her Majesty laid the foundation
stone of new military college, TO be erected 10
the memory of the late F. M. Duke of Wellington.
Although the poisoner Palmer has been tried,
convicted and sentenced to be hung, yet many
doubts existed in some of the English minds as to
the actual proof Of the prisoners guilt The
medical profession are in part annoyed at the
preference which WAS given to the testimony of
some of the witnesses and requests have been
made to have the bedy of Cook exhumed 70 as to
make another analysis 1t being guaranteed that if
poison was administered, it is possible of detec.
ton -te 70 ssl te&
Frunce.
The failure of M. Heri Place, one of the admin
strators of the Credit Mobilier and until recently
member of the well know banking firm of Noel
e. Place of Paris, had depressing influence on
the Paris Bourse The liabilities are stated lat
about three quarters of q million sterling, and to
meet this enormous sum the assets available are
exceedingly small The Credit Mobier will it il
stated, be involved in the loss to . small amount
only. }als
The great international Exhibition of Agricul
ture was opened at Paris on the 1st inst, and the
show W crowded throughout the day.
Accounts from the south of France report fur
ther rise in the price of corn in consequence of the
inundation.
The inundation is subsiding The accounts OF
the destruction OF property and loss of life af
fiieting.
The Emperor arrived at Dijonon Sunday even
ing and proceeded to Lyons on Monday.
Russia.
The amount of new Russian loan is estimated
at SOC, 600, 900 francs in per cent. stock which
will be redeemable by means of q sinking fund o.
per cent. secured on the revenue customs.
Belgium.
E Advices from Belgium confirm the recent state
ments regarding the progress of the free trade
opinions there e1
Financial and Commercial.
LIVERPOOL, Tuesday, June s, 1856 . Tbs weather
continues very fine, bur, with rmer trade at Mark
Lane yesterday, we had to-day goGd consumptive
inquiry for all articles Of B.eassg' sa Mh.st sold ie
ferior qualities and at Fridays prices for better de-
scriptions. -. gsf a3
Fridays rates for moderate quantity. Indian Corn
White some little request at 81 D2Si ~ quarter
for New Orleans; Northern Yellow and Mixed dull at
% D28l6 ~ quarter. aa@
In Cotton the market remsins dull and will slightly
favor the buy this week; sales yesterday 800u
bales and to-day 900 baes 600 in the tive days be-
ing for port speculation. In Manchester there
is very little doing Mddling Orleans lat Liverpool
is quoted at os 16d.; Middng Mobiles and Uplands,
l-l6d. T. fb. ..
Sugar to-day was again in good demand, and ex-
treme rates have been paid. Nothing done in Mo-
lssses Of Coffee 40 bags Costa kica realized 57l61
62I6 p cwt. Tea without alterations; common Con-
gou Sd ~ ID. The transactions in Rice have been at
rather esular rates. pig 9F
LIvERpooN leveniog) June SIN Breadstuffs q
better in the market and last weeks prices fu
msinfaihed. ProviioDs-Beef dull and without
change. Bacon in good demand at full prices. Lard
in good demand at 55sdD56s but very little Offering
Ts1low unchanged Rosin advanced and 4s Sd is pow
asked for common. BIGLAND, ATHYA l. Co.