Fremont weekly freeman. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1850-1853, 1851-03-29
Arrival of the steamship Franklin.

New York, March %.
The Franklin asriyed this day She left
Cowes March 9th.
On the 9th, off Scilly Island, saw steamer
Washington hence for Southamton.
Liverpool cotton market of the 9Th closed
tame, and in some instances ! decline had
been submitted to- American stocks quiet,
prices stationary. Manchester market less ac-
tive, and late advances not readily paid.
The old ministry had been reorganized.
The Franklin brings no Liverpool papers,
and we are consequently without any report
of the grain, and provision market At Lou
don wheat fully realized late prices Ameri-
can stocks were steady at previous quotations.
Money easy. English funds firm and improy-
ing. Consols 968a963
There are but few passengers by the Frank
I lin. She has fair freight at good rates, TAX
into account the season of the year and the
competitor to which American steamers are
exposed at Hayre, by Packets running to Liv-
erpool in eonnexion with the Cunard Com
pany.
| The ministerial crisis in London had passed
Lord S.anly having found it impossible to
| form Protectionist ministry that would be
| likely to Withstand the difficulties both in and
ont of Parliament which menaced such COM
bination, the Queen sent to the Duke of We'll
lington to obtain his advice on the unexpected
and complicated condition Of affairs. In the
| House of Commons, on the 4th of March.
Lord John Russell announced that in conform
| itv with the advice of the Duke of Wellington,
the queen had seen fit to recall her former ad-
visers The ministry would remain the same
as before its reorganization. He then moved
its adjournment to the 7th inst, when he pro-
posed to go on with the papal aggression bill, in
which it was proposed to make several modifi-
cations, and promised to lay before the House
an exposition of the course to be taken by the
Government on the Budget and other ques-
tions connected with the business of the coun-
try. 1t was thought impossible for the ad-
ministration to last long, and its continuance
in Office is only intended to do away with the
immediate necessity for an appeal to the
country in dissolution. A new Budget was
to be brought in and it was thought likely Sir
james Graham, Lord Aberdeen, and other
statesmen Of the Peel party would eventually
form coalition with the whig government
The English government have undertaken to
raise fund to pay the passage of the Hunga-
rian refugees to America
The Franklin brings freight of 100000.
The Arctic sailed from Liverpool about the
same time the Franklin left Cowes. The U.
| S. Frigate St Lawrence, with American con-
tributions to the Worlds Fair, was hourly ex-
pected at Southampton when the Franklin
sailed.
A Banquet was to be given on the 10Th inst.
by the Mayor and corporation of Southamp-
ton to the U. S. Consul at that port. The Of
Rcers of the st. Lawrence we're to be invited.
The London Times contains the debates in
Parliament of the preceding night on which
Lord John Russell announced the programme
he intended to adopt in conducting the affairs
of the country under the circumstances of his
recall to power. Her Majesty arrived at the
Osborn House, Isle of Wright just before the
Franklin left Cowes. She saluted the royal
yacht with 2l guns.
FRANCE.
News from this country possesses but little
interest The correspondent of the London
Times of the 9th, says if we may Judge from
the discussion on the Budget'in the commit
tee af the n alton Assembly, it is probable that
no considerable reduction will be made in the
estimate for the year 1852. The discussion
wasmore on the financial condition of the
country in general than of matters of detail
The floating debt which was enlarged last
year about 74,oOO,O00 francs, was the partic-
ular subject of deliberation.
PRUSSIA.
Advices from Berlin by telegraph were to
the 9th inst The arrival of an Austrian dis
patch has confirmed the Prusian government