Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1852-03-18
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Arrival Of the llAiI Steamer Asia.
THREE DAYS LATER rnon EUROPE

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New YoRK. March IL. The steamship
Asia arrived here a. O'Clock ,his morning
with ninety passengers and very heavy
cargo.
Among the passengers is Mr.. Robb of
New Orleans, bearer Of dispatches TO our
Government.
No American steamer had arrived al Liv-
erPool since the sailing Of the Arctic.
COMMERCIAL INTELLIGENCE.
The Liverpool Cotton Msrket was quiet
bu. firm on The 28,h.
Lard was scarce and dearer. Tallov had
advanced &c. A good haisneus was doing
in sugar a. previous prices. The stock of
coEee was ligh, and prices firm. A large
business was done in Molasses q. full rates.
Liassed Cake dearer. Clover Seed was
very scascs, and full I.r.ces eccily 'ob.a..isd.
McHenry's Circ:Ilar, of.ao 27sh nl:imc.
says tha. ,hare is increasing coneieaco in
Flour. ard ,hn, the rates now curen. viii bs
mein.2insd; largo Saas2c,ions had taken
place at 2es ioy Weston canal.
Whea, was in saod demead ard firm,
kiddlipg qral.icsef Cotton had improved
Id, Sut Other descriptions were unc,ts god,
the market closed firmly.
Cuisines, 1t Manchester was in a flourish
ing condition.
Floating cargoes of Indian Corn me. with
a brisk demand and at the close an advance
Of 81 was obtained.
Bacon was scarce and in moderate demand
at the last quotations.
Beef was much wanted. ....
Pork was scarce and in demand G. rdvaced
rates. Eastern prime mess pork is quoted
at Gas 10 66s.
The Bullion in the Bank Of England has
, increased coO5,Ooo'
The London Money flarke. was unchang.
= ed Consols closed at " l.'S97&,
The sales Of cotton for the week were 81,
. 900 bales Of which SPECTATORS took 10000
and exporters 5000.
Firth, Spo,zrage & Co., shawl printers,h had
, failed; their Liabilities are set down al
: ESQ. 900.
: SrooEs-United States skies Of 1867, ,lo7.
0ice; Pennsylvania ive5 81 l0624.
GENERAL INTELLIGENCE.
DR.. Murry, Catholic archbishop Of Dub.
lin, L.od ea.he c6.h Of FEBRUARY, in the SD
> year Ct his age. The relations between.
: France and Austria had become less friend
!, ly. The French Government protested a
gainst increased duties in Austria.
i In the English House Of Lords, on the eth
Lord Deby gave US a short progr:..m'
Of the PRINCIPLES which were to govorn the
;, new Ministry, repudia.ed the Franchise
|, measures. and also expressed preleranc'
. for the principles Of ,hp American Tariff
: rather than Free Trad6,
= In England the great topic of discussion
was the foreign and domestic policy of the
new Ministry.
:. Lord Derby has declared that it was his
determination 10 maintain peace with foreign
=, powers and also, that il was his intention TO
: :" impose duty Of five shilings per qum.el
" :. on corn; but lha. he would first take the
sense Of the country upon the question:
He declared himself 10 be bitterly opposed
to the bribery at elections, and that he would
= : adop. all the means in his power TO Preven
" il. He said he could not assen, 10 the plar
sc of reform proposed by his predecessors, ant
y for the extension Of education he woul'
ID mainly rely upon the Parochial Clergy.
Earl Grey said he considered the Premi
70 " er's explanation unsatisfactory, in regard sf
- import duty on c,rn, and implored IN
~ Prime Minister TO declare what we're hi
% real intentions, and no. to keep The couTy il
- suspense in regard to III EN-.
Earl FirzwilIiams disapproved Of the in
situations Of Earl Grey.
u Lord Ab erdeen declared his intention firm
" ly to support the policy Of Of the late s
~ Robert Peel, in regard TO Free Trade; b'
that in all other points he would give tn
"0 mislry his cordial support.
" Government meetings continued 10
held and resolutions adopted TO the etfec
tha, the termination of the Russ ell ministl
should defer men from pressing thoroug
reform of The House Of commons.
The Earl OF Shrewsbury had offered
O Is' donation of 100000 to build Roman Cu.l
IL. IT, olic ca,hedrals a, Chester and Shrewsberr
ed A. Paris it was reported that despatch'
se had been transmitted from the Emper'
en Nicholas 10 Louis Napoleon, intimalin
"S "c that the Russian Cabinet would not admit
Is. his merging the President into Emperor
", Since the receipt Of these dispatches II
ed Frenco and Austrian Governments are lei
''' ! friendly; lnasmuch, us Nicholas declar,
w. ", that If Austria moves one step to the assis
N. tance Of France in disturbing the treaty {
Vienna, he will march an army TO the aid
lp' Prussia and the rest Of Europe aganS. Franz