The national era. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1847-1860, 1858-07-08


. meIS prSs resistance, or to stand out
mucst 3ongf formal submission to terms,
than tAey O. 70 would be able to do. 49,, !
1t e undA 4, that thorough preparations
have teen - :, 70 destroy Salt Lake city on
the ap,ros<9 he army, if it be thought ad.
vissf le forys poses Of the Mormons. Opin.
ions differ the destination of the Nor.
NOR ~sor . king il to be Sonora, Others
6ns dist ic, country entirely surrounded
BY deert, >Acult Of approach for attack,
to hs SOU Adj Salt Lake city Washing
ton Jsios, } ~. - .--t
s0N EUROPE. l CISCO .ii
Hasifaz :, 28.--Ths flsi by the Arabia
CONTAIN th ~ing additional news :2l4 &C.
Englan :. the House Of Commons, Mr.
Fhsgerald by to Mr.. Bright, stated that
the Cover 1T had received no further in
fornstion ~ I'D to the alleged outrages on
Amsfican Il was quite possible that
the comm of some vessels had exceeded
| thei' dutie :, s if they had, the Government
would be 20 make On ample and frank
ack ,ovled = 1t uas obvious that the
cas's viii B : been published were grossly
exa,gerat J =, proof Of this, he read several
casts and al that the American flag had
bee abus < ehoes who we're not Americans
for he vii Sipoees. he had entire conf
dencA, ID ZEN these circumstances we're
known, d 49,, the disposition Of this coun-
try tasl al the difficulties would be
amicably <sssd. The Government, acting
| under III asScs If the Grown lawyers, had
givaf, up ~5Sht Of search and visit in time
of peace the Government had invited
| America y y ID maintaining an ocean po-
lice. It i ader. consideration, whether the
| eqps dron I'D bs withdrawn from the Cuban
wassts, a r. laced ON the coast of Africa
| and striD constructions had been sent to
command 6 cruisers, enjoining the strictest
prGdence - .ssution. = .t-s .f T
| Nj. Ro les thought the statement of Mr..
FitzseraI ,cSt concilistory and satisfactory,
bue she d 7osision had not been initiated By
| Arfrica. = Ia, language used in the American
Coz ress on unworthy of q great country.
TbeT had rays assumed that England wished
to 3lsult am, but he hoped they would now
lesr, tha' r1s aad no such desire. l1 tsa
Ne. b lag asked whether, seeing that the
mtsinesf = sraaA armed men of the American
nsH are. sed with .breech loading rifles, by
whith a. can FIRE three times for one by his
opranenf , ifh the old weapon, any steps had
besa, taks o place the naval forces of Great
BtgAin "a equality. z ia qssass !.
9r j. q inston said that the trials were 90.
inf on, thst when the result was ascertain.
ed ,heasi q ssould be adopted in accordance
| viii theI - i.a5d = It'd ssi Z. .rn,t /.
ia the use of Commons, on the 18th, Mr.
Ftsgera' n eply TO an inquiry whether the
| PeAipon aries TO China had been restricted
| ntaeir err, said there was no truth in the
stasmer :, that effect. The Plenipotentia-
ri4s had . discretionary powers to negotiate
al Canto = Sekin, or proceed north, as they
tboaght &
The d lite in the House of Lords on the
slsfe ira st,,acts the general attention of the
PETS. -
sIhe y OF Times says:
AT Ssor ssent time, it is evident that the
st tggle rsihst the slave trade has reached an
in Porta, sis. 1t hangs on a thread, wheth.
ei the p 'iey ef England during the last thirty
y(ass sb It1hs abandoned or retained. The
| tbrs'e ST e. which, from their present power or
tbsr for IL, prosperity, have the least share in
u matt rare manifestly at issue with Fog
ls-1i"
It thE CT ,ceeds to argue that the United
cites a f2srsnce are equally guilty with Spain,
y say t sill never do to attempt coercion
With wesk spain, and at the same time wink at
IL delis teercies of the more powerful States.
The idtn Post argues that England has
d,ae it, { ty in the matter, and that it rests
With tb. pie of the United States to say
xtethef vssy will do theirs.
The dssij n Daily Nesos, on the same sab
J'et, urSss th, cultivation of cotton in Africa
Is the r. u tuition of the difficulty.
| The = &c Times, on the 18th, in leader,
topgrat. - the Government on having taken
tas adtt;E { T the law oficers of the Crown,
! chose te,sSs opinion is that by International
INV We AN 10 right of aIch-no right of
eisitatT Nlatever in time of peace. Upon
f,At Of %, Lord Derby and his colleagues
re pre- f-to act by the law of nations. No
l;aglist er has the smallest right to inter
asse Wi chip bearing the flag of the Uni
ssa SITS /. ssse in 90 far a. that right has been
apaferr 4 n treaty. They will therefore with.
Jaw u ID ,kading squadron from the Cuban
7tAters, - ! shere is an end of our differences
" tn tb tssss upon this disgraceful subject.
| Adu ~ Sir Charles Ogle, senior admiral of
sts Bri = lAvy, died on the 10th inst.
Gen SStraubenzee, commander of the
u itisb u &, in China, is made knight Com
o <nde = 70 Bath. va..f
The ~ els of Australian gold for the week
e. coed & 4 hundred thousand pounds ard
20 aer eltj conveying still more than this
y re Ii CT Flor in day or two. Il 49,.
: The l. tpn Morning Herald Gays there is
- aug u. tpg absorption Of money for trading
plrPos "A that the evidence Of this is fully
. fordt he character of the paper which is
p issini :, agh the hands of the bankers and
sdiacou & }, ,kers, particularly that received
from - ,ool and Manchester in London.
Rasins " aspects are also spoken of with
More o. { ,noe, and the favorable state of the
| weatht assist to encourage transactions.
I The "a ! DR.. Jabez Bunting, one Of the
FtinciI o.. embers Of the Wesleyan NJ. E
hurc lead, after fifty years spent in the
fAinist J = FL ~ ..'
{ The ] =, of the Belgians had arrived in
II ngla : visit to Queen Victoria. Ills
: As collision had occurred on the Lon
!, On ar .Sthwestern railway, by which twelve
! srsor 3 wounded and three were killed.
! Mr.. B III, the special correspondent of the
- ondc ees, had been Frustrated by a sun
IS soke Sia. -.
]. Gene y:rmmary Of China News-Datss to
- April %. ;-.-..-y I'D.
Z The ! s.sof Canton produced but little per.
n sptib :. ,.nge in the attitude and bearing of
Ffae CT 3, i, Imperial Government. The dis
IL atch y rPekin at Shanghae directs the four
/ areigl snipotentiaries to return to Canton
ni mes re new Imperial Commissioner, the
II scent 1pointed Viceroy of the two Kwang
! rovir Lord Elgin determined on advanc
;fag iu direction of Pekin. 9e,.s
t The s, .wement was delayed-by the pon-ar-
Rival = } British Admiral and the gun. boats.
IN / ;sh steamer was stationed at the
s;jsuppt alsnds, near the mouth of the Yang.