Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1852-03-09
Arrival Of the Mail Steamer America.
THREE DAYS LATER FROM EUROPE

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New YORK, March 4lh, P NJ The
steamship America, with dates from Liver.
pool to the els, u,,, arrived at Halifax this
morning.
COMMERCIAL INTELLIGENCE.
The sales lCouon for the week were IA,
300 bales; Of which The trade took 46s00.
sp eculolors 22,800, and exporters 1890.
Fair Upland is quoled at 5ad; Mobile sgd,
and Orleans sgd; Middlng Upland and Mo-
bile 4Sd, and Orleans Sd. At Havre the
market was dull, and lower after the advi-
ces received by the America, but subse-
quently became more active.
At Liverpool Corn was very dull, and
prices nominal. GARDENERS provision cir.
cular quotes the market for beef steady, al
the late advance, and that Mess Beef is
much wanted. Ii says that Pork is in good
request at full prices, and Bacon meets with
fair demand al ,he full nominal.
Western Canal Flour is quoted at 100
22s, and Southern and Western 22023s,
Cd, rates last noticed. Seventy tons Of
Lard chaned hands at an advance Of Is per
cwl, leaving the stock unsold very low.
There was more doing in Chees. but no
quotable change in prices. Butter sold
slowly al the current rates last noticed.
GENERAL INTELLIGENCE.
Lord John Russell, the prime M mister Of
England, has resigned.
In the House of Lords Lord Palmerston
proposed an amendment TO lord John Rus
se's bill, for The enrolment of The militia,
upon which the ministry joined issue. and
were defeated by vote Of 1856 to l25; the
event was unexpected, as the previous night
the ministry had majority on motion Of
''want Of confidence"
Various rumors were ahoat in Liverpool
as 10 who would succeed Russell. A coai.
tion between Sir James Graham and Lord
Palmerston was expected. p.
When the Premier announced his rsig-
nation, the greatest asI onishmen, was mani
tested and the announc ment, 10 The country
and ,he parliament, was
Like the lighlnings flash
When Heaven was all serene"
1t was said the Queen will not hav e Lore
Palmnrslon, and that The Earl Of Derby
" ill at once accep. if solicited.
The Irish delegation voted in the MAORI
ty, and cheered greatly at the result.
The London Time says that it is proba
BILE The minister resigned sooner in order Il
/ avoid the Cape question, and that if he hat
been saved on that he would have beef
wrecked certainly on the reform bill.
Lord Derby, who is likely 10 be the mex
Minister, has something to offer in favor o
!, the reform bill; but, the Times says that
!, will MOI stand muchin his way 10 Office.
). -ysSS ffsfa4d, says that Lord Derby is we
tprepared for 'oEee, and The event, ,houg
|. sudden, was no! unexpected
), The Post says that victory was worthy Pa
/, merslon; that il was not party, but n1
d ,ional question.
), The opposition Peers metal The Earl
il Deby's and agreed upon the most delermir
cd resistance TO the reform bill, on the sec
C ond reading.
e In ireland the continued moVeme nts ar
, assuming formidable aspect.
% The Dublin Post states, upon unquestion
Oi able authority, thai some Of the Roma
81 Catholic clergy, who had become unpopula
10 ID on account of. their opposition to seer
A societies, and pointing out their ineylIab
to results. had been served with notices 10 d.
in sist. II also states, that while the CaIholi
5e priests have, 10 great extent, been preacl
y ing against combinations, some ofihe able
q. and most independent Presbyterian mini
n. ters have become distinguished for their opl
re and vehement 1onunciaiions Of landed pre-
ne pretors. =
On
in In the North Of Ireland formidable con
binotons exist against the payment of rent
OF and such is the state of alarm among Ian
d lords that several Of Them have given up .
nd notions Of enforcing payment. It is al
er slated that The Presbyterian Ienantry,
pit some localities, are offering pas sive resi-
tance TO The collection Of rents.
A 4, The Tuam Herald announces the 1ed
do Of Ihe Rghl Rev. Doctor Mc\icoIas, 4
cd tiuIar Bishop Of Achonry. John lisa
he lead had been elected for Kinsale, in plat
Of Benjamin Hawes.
The advices from France state that II
newl aw regulating the press has been isSu
and does not give, satisfaction.
Lord Normandy had handed in his leu
of recall as Ambassador to France fro
the English Court, ard Lord Coroly, wi
cl. succeeds him, had arrived at Paris.
in 1t was feared by Napoleon lha, Cavaign;
would be elected.
The President had issued decree abe
shng the fetes Of FEBRUARY "a aud May a
and appointing The observance Of The birIt