The Democratic sentinel and Harrison County farmer. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1851-1852, 1852-03-17
Arrival of the Steamer Asia.
New YOrk, March IL

ExGLAKD.-In the House ofLoTds, On the
9Th, Lord Derby gave a short programme
of the principles which were to govern the
Ministry. He repudiated the franchise mea-
sure, and also expressed a preference forths
principles Of the American Tariff, rather
than the Free Trade question.
The great topic of discussion in every cir
Gle of society, had been the influence Of Lord
Derby. His foreign policy is to be cOnduc-
ted with a determination to maintain peace
He declare his intentions of rsimpOsinV s
shillings duty on corn upon the question.
Meetings continue to be held at Lambeth
1t was resolved that the Termination Of Lord
Russell's ministry should not deter men eE
that borough from pressing for a thorough
reform of the House of Commons.
At Birmingham, a similar demonstration
took place, when the by ballot was deemed
sine qua non to any n eykefOrm bill.
The Earl of Shrewsbury offered EIO,006
to build a Roman Catholic cathedral at Ches-
ter, and a like sun for a similar purpose at
Shrewsbury.
In relation to f~ugitives from other nations,
Lord Derby said it was the duty of Govern
ment, without descending to the system of
espionage to keep watch over the movements
of such parties as abused English hospitality.
Moore, the Irish poet, died on the 96th,
aged 70.
DR.. hurry, the Catholic Archbishop. at
Dublin, died on the Goth ult., in the 83rd
year of his age.
FRANCE.-The relations between France
and Austria are less friendly. The French
have protested against the duties in Austria.
1t is reported that a despatch has been
transmitted from Emperor Nicholas to the
President, intimating that the Cabinet Of st.
Petersburg would not admit of the transfer.
nation of the President into an Emperor.
Since its receipt the relations between The
French and Austrian governments have
been less friendly; inasmuch as Nicholas
declares that if Austria moves one step TO
assist France in disturbing the treaty of vi
emma, he will march an army to aid Prussia
against France and Austria. The feeling
in Paris is, that peace will be maintained.
Some opposition candidate declared that
ifelectcd, he would refuse to take the oath
prescribed by the constitution.
Since the receipt of Nicholas note to Aus
tria, Napoleon had suddenly directed the
minister in Austria to protest against the
recent augmentation of duties on the French
Government.
Sw~1rzERLAND.-It was understood that n
second note had been received from France
repeating the command contained in the
first, and asserting the right of the French
Government to indicate refugees for cxpul-
sion, which she would require to take place.
Later from Northern Mexico---Re-
.newal Of hostilities by Carvajal
--Recapture of Camargo---Pro-
bable attack upon Matamoras.
New Orleans, March 6.
BY an arrival to day from Brazos Santa
90, we have adyices from Brownville, Tex
as, via Indianola to the Gath ult., stating
that hostile operations had been renewed
by Carvajal, IN the 18th ult., with a Iarge-
ly increased force, and that on the Goth he
had stormed and captured Camargo, alters
feeble resistance from the Mexican troops.
The accounts represent the force Of CorVajal
much to exceed his former force, and that
dissaffection with the Government was spread
ing, thus increasing his chances of succass.
1t was the purpose of Carval to move i'm
mediately upon Matamoras, and passengers
report that there is little doubt that the at
tack had been commenced on the morning
of the 25th, as a heavy cannonading was
heard in that direction the day the vessel
left.
TSECOND DISPATCH.
Later from the Rio Grande--Re-
pulse Of Carvajal.
New ORLEANS, March 7.
The steamer Fanny has arrived from the
Brazos, bringing very contradictory state
ments of Carvaial's movements.