Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-04-04
WASHINGTON. March 81.

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or reia'taps nth 7hs posttton Of Rnt.g-
OR Saral fsres n fis kasf, etc, ste, etc
| WAsnlNGros. March 81. Is5s
Since my Geographic despatch of yesterday
| have ascertained some of the particulars If the
| British Ministers recent diplomatic movements
| therein alluded 10.
Lord Napier sought an interview with Gen.
| efal Cass. You may imagine the utter
| ioni-hment of the Premier at this approach 10
| himself. generally reputed to be affected with
| an neurable Anglo pbohia.
| What. SAYS the old General, this country
| make an alliance with England II wont do.
| Netting That looks like alliance with England
| fight the Chtaese or nuy body else will do
! Its impossible my dit is impossible Tho
! American peetne wouldn't stand 1.-THE dempcfn-
! cy wnudn't stapd IT, The oyerturn OF any ad-
| mini sirnlon IN This country which should attempt
| il would be inevitable, inevitable, NY lord say
| inevitable"
But. General" replied his lordship. suppose
Great Britain aud France will agree with the l.
nited States 10 chang their policy in reference
~ Central America, Cuba, and 20 forth. provided
harmony of action IN effect peace and the es-
tablishnent of free trade between all three and
! China what then. General As 10 the opposi
ton Of the democracy, General. your popularity
mud your aniecedens enable you To afford to at
tempt this measure. You would succeed when
others would fail ia measures of such character.
|
countries upon this fact. | have tho Times and
| Post here, aud will leave them for your peru
sui. 1t will be great move, General-a great
move
Gen Cas-, it is said smiled. nodded politely
Mt the compliment paid To hlu sagaciously ad-
jusied his wig, and ntimacd II his lordship that
thu new Cabinet were greatly pressed for time in
consequence of the rush for office. but that he
would consider what he had referred to and would
take occasion 10 have another conversation with
him, and he also suggested that he would be
gnd to hive the views Of Lord Pamersion rN.
pressed more explicitly md in detail, aud pnttie.
ually III relation to Cabin. Central America, dc.
before he made any definite reply.
A day two afterwards il became rumored
! thht Mr. Walker 10 be offered the Cover
norship of kan-ns. Tho Cabinet were in ses-
tlon aud Ind The Kansas matter under cnnsde-
ration. His lofdship having heard Of this fnct
rushed with grea, speed in ear,inge to the
White llou,e,s"licited private audience Of Pre-.
sldent Buchanan as of urgent consequence. and
upon the President leaving the Council 10 spenk
with him, uufnlded his China budget fully and
with grent earne-nes-. and urged in BE- half of
the human nee that Mr.. Walker could do nin
teIy more geod for all the nations Of the enrth
aud The rest Of mankind, by going to CHM
thap he copl ! 10 the democratic party of the l.
! nited States by going tu Kansas.
The President # course could say nothing TX
cept that the CHM question OF molnen
tons importance aud would be given great oon
si1erailon at an eallv day; hui II is reported a-o
that lt somewhat dirty remarked TINT therc WIS
another Government si,le4 those of ENGLAND.
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