The Ohio union. [volume] (Ashland, Ohio) 1849-1854, 1852-06-09
Gprei9n Aetus.
ARRIVAL OF THE STEAMER ASIA.
Three days later from Europe.

Decline in Conon-Adpance in Provi-
siOns and Breadstu6s.
New York, June I'd.
The steamer Asia, with Liverpool dates
to the 22d uli., arrived this morning. She
brings ffty-fve passengers, and $l22,OO0
in specie from France.
The Franklin Arrived off Cowes the af-
ternoon of the Goth. The City of Glas-
gov arrived at Liverpool on the 2lst.
ENGLAND.
In the House of Commons, Mr.. Hume
asked whether the correspondence be-
tween the United States respecting the
navigation of The ST. Lawrence would be
laid upon the table, and whether the diff
ference on the subject between the two
Governments had been settled.
Mr.. Parkington said he would give an
nswer 10 the question in future.
Lord Palmerston called The attention of
the House 10 the dangers threatening the
Constitutional Government in Spain and
elsewhere.
In the House OF Lords, on the 18th ult.,
the disabilities repeal bill was read a third
time and passed. Earl Derby repeatedly
denied there being any present intention on
the part of Governmental propose a change
in the Mayuooth grant.
Earl Winchelsea made violent attack
on the Catholic priesthood, and said they
were endeavoring 10 subvert the power of
the Queen, but he expected and hoped that
the next Parliament would remedy The evil
by revoking the Maynooth endowment
and emancipation act.
Another awful c%olliery explosion had
occurred in Lancashire, by which more
than 80 lives were lost.
A duel had been fought between Col.
Romily and Hon. M. Smythe. Neither
of the parties were injured.
A destructive fire occurred on The banks
of the Thames, at Dorkhead, on Tuesday.
The loss is estimated at 100000.
The demand for passage to Australia
per Independent Emigrant's line is very
active. Deputations have been sent from
Yorkshire 10 urge upon the attention Of
Government the critical state of Australian
labor. Sir John Packington said that the
principal difficulty that existed was the
scarcity of ships.
FRANCE.
Odillon Barrot, and Broglie have refus-
ed 10 take the oath of allegiance.
Several persons of distinction have re.
fused to take the oath of allegiance 10 the
President.
The bill on the residence of foreigners
at Paris and Lyons, would be soon sub.
mitted to the Council of State.
Three hundred more political offenders
had been remanded from Paris 10 Hayre,
for transportation.
The French fleet appeared beforeNaples
on the 10Th.
Gen. Mcmahon had quilted Constantine
on the 9TH Of May, with an army of TO-.
900 men, TO undertake an expedition
against Kabylie.
Several of the French journals are out
with savage articles against Generals
'Changarnier and Lamoriciere.
NJ. Odillon Barrot has been declared to
have forfeited his seat in the Municipal
Council of ST. Curtin, not having taken
the oath within the time prescribed.
AUSTRIA.
II is understood that negotiations for an
Austrian loan of about three millions lbs.
sterling, are in progress between the Messrs
Rothschilds g. Sons and the Chief of FL
nance Of Vienna, who has arrived in Lon.
don for that purpose. 1t will be five per
cent. stock, payable in London.
GERMANY.
A Geographic despatch from Frankfort,
dated May 18Th, says that the new Aus
trian loan Of thirty-fve millions forms,
convention money, has been taken by the
house of Rothschild.
An angry letter is said to have been
presented by the Russian Ambassador,
Count Arnim, to the Austrian Government
upon the subject of the customs tariff.
PRUSSIA.
The Emperor of Prussia arrived at
Dresden on the 10Th May.
ITALY.
Letters from Turin repor, the r%esigna.
ton of the entire cabinet, and the formation
Of a new one.
PRUSSIA.
The Prussian Chambers have been pro.
rogued.
GREECE.
The financial affairs of this country are
in a melancholy condition.
SWITZERLAND.
The Grand Council of Berne were dis