Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1852-03-18
From New York.
ARRIVAL OF THE STEAMSHIP ASIA

ARRIVAL OF THE STEAMSHIP ASIA.
New York March l2.
The Asia arrived at o'clock with ninety passengers,
among whom was Mr.. RObb, Of New Orleans, bearer Of
dispatches.
No American steamer had arrived at Liverpool since
the Arctic.
Dr. Murray, Catholic Archbishop Of Dublin, died on
the 10th ult. in the SD year of his age.
The relations between France and Austria are less
friendly the French have protested against ncreas
ed duties in Austria.
ENoLAND-In the House of Lords, on the 9th Lord
Derby gave a short programme Of the principles which
were TO govern the new Ministry. He repudated the
franchise measure and also expressed preference Tor
the principles Of the American tariff rather than the iree
Lis@pOOI FEB. 2s-Cotton market quiet but firm,
with sales Of 600 bales small stock Of cheese and in
request; lard scarce and dearer.
ADDITIONAL FOREIGN NEWS.
The great topic Of discussion in every circle society
has been in reference to Lord Derbys Ministry. His
foreign policy is be conducted with determination
maintain peace He has declared his intention of re-
imposing five shings duty corn but would first take
the of the country upon the question While
ing himself enemy bribery elections, which he
would repress by all the 10 his power he could not
assent to the plan reform introduced by his predecess
orsn the extension Of education. he would mainly rely
on the parochia clergy.
Earl Grey declared that the Premier's explanation
unsatisfactory with regard import duties and i'm
peed him not 10 keep the country suspense as to what
his real intentions ere.
Earl FitzwiIiams disavowed the intention announced
BY Earl Grey and Lord Aberdeen and declared his in
tenton of supporting Sir Robert Peels commercial
policy by every means in his power All other points
he should be able 10 support the new Government
Meetings continue to be held. At Lambeth il was re-.
solved that the termination of RusselPs Ministry should
deter the Of that borough from pressing for the
thorough reform of the House Of Commons.
AT Birmingham similar demonstrations took place,
where vote by ballot was deemed sine qua to any
new reform bill.
Earl Shrewsbury offered ten thousand pounds TO build
a Roman Catholic Cathedral at Chester and like sum
for a similar purpose at Shrewsbury.
ANcK.-RepOrts have been transmitted from En-
peror Nicholas the President nmatng that the cabi
ST. PetersbHg would not admit Of the ransforma-
tItn Of the Prsden into Empeor Since its receipt the
French and Austrian Governments have been less friend
w. inasmuch Nicholas declares that If Austria
step to assist France in disturbing the treaty Of
Vienna he would march army aid Prussia against
France, Austria and the rest Of Europe.
The feeling in Paris is that peace will be maintained
IN relation to ugitives from other nations Lord Der
by said that il the duty OF the government, without
descending 10 system Of espionage, to keep watch
the movements Of such parties as abused English
hospitality.
In the House of Commons, Mr. Walters gave notice
that he should early day resolution plsdg
ing the House maintain the policy oil free trade, anc
arrest attempts re-Impose protective duty on corn
soiree was given by Mr.. Lawrence at London OF
the 26th, at which the whole diplomatic corps wer'
present except the Austrian minister.
Moore the Irish poet, died the 10th, aged eighty
two years.
Bullion in the Bank Of England f4oz 900; who'll
stock Els, 94s 600. London money market unchanged
Flour the three days commanded great attention
sales of 20 900 brls western canal at 23s Foatin.
cargoes Of corn brought fall rates. on the 9th an ad
vance Of Sd obtained Bacon scarce and deman
moderate steady prices Beef much wanted Porl
scarce and advancing eastern prime mess will brinl
64a66.
New YoRK, March IL, p M.
Nav HAMrsHTRK ELEcIIoS.-Returns give Morto
2es majority. Towns, not beard from, last year CAV
pinsmsrs Al House thus Ear ls0 opposition If ID