The Belmont chronicle, and farmers, mechanics and manufacturers advocate. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1848-1855, 1853-01-28
FOREIGN NEWS.
ARRIVAL OF THE EUROPA.

HALIFAX, Jan. II.
The Europa arrived to-day with dates to
the S,b
Dennestown says the market is unchanged,
with moderate business doing ot previous
rates, with the exception Of fair Mobile
cotton, which had declined Sales of the
week $4,000; sales to spectators 1890;
sales to-day 5000, mostly to the trade.
Quotations, fair Orleans 6, mddng 43; fair
Mobile 3 ga; mddling 3-s; fair upland 5s
middling 5-S.
Corn dull closes inactive. Weather stormy
A decline OF Sd, which during the week is cd
in -four and corn. Western canal 27 90;
white Wheat 10 7j; red 6s 70; mixed 6S
a72: yellow and mixed Corn 22s Cd 3js.
Small business in Provisions. Prime Mess
Beef 81. Lard scarce, nominally &c. Tallow
advanced Id. Ashes pots 26s Cd; pearl
25.
Large business doing in American stocks,
especially in Railroad. Indiana rs bonds
ss; ex-diyidend; u. =. 5's '6j, 81 0s; 6's
'62, lO4 l05: Pennsylvania 5's 81 a SS;
Ohio 6's l0I; Consols for account closed ui
a premiums.
The steamer brings 40 passengers.
morning 7th; the Hermann put back to
Cowes on the 7th, considerable damaged.
A superb banquet came Off the Liverpool
Chamber of Commerce. Mr.. Ingersoll,
American Minister, and the Earl of Derby
made long speeches. A similar affair came
of at Manchester on the 7th
The ship st. George, from Liverpool to
New York, full of Irish Cmigrants, took fire
at sea, December cath, during terrible
storm. Eight of the emigrants had suflocated
with the smoke, and the remainder, n lnrgo
portion of whom were women and children,
were mustered on the poop deck, the flames
bursting out all around, when the ship Or
lando, from Mobile for lInvrc hove in sight,
and made desperate efforts to save them.
The sea ran SO high that all the boats were
swsmped but one, which carried only five
persons at atime. Seventy-six passengers
aud the crew were saved. The tempest
increasing, the Orlando had just got clcar
OF the st. George, when she sunk. Eight
persons sunocated between decks, ID drowned
in going from ship to ship, and % burnt or
sunk with the ship. The Orlando afterwards
had all her sails blown away in the tempest,
aud reached lIavre in II days in short OF
water and provisions. subscription was
commenced in behalf of the survivors.
The ship Lady of the West, from Bristol
for New Orleans, was lost at sea- Fifteen OF
her crew were picked up in the long boat,
and carried into Falmouth; four others
in the pinuace were carried into lrest.
Il is reported that Lord Clarendon will !
succeed Lord John Russell before Easter, in
the Foreign Office.
The Manchester Commercial Association
have petitioned the Foreign Office, rcmuns.rn.
ting against the arbitrary interference OF the
Emperor OF Morocco with the trade on his
coast.
The mail steamer Australia, from Sidney,
with Gi,0O0,00o is past due, and great
anxiety exists ON her account.
The ladies' of Leeds have adopted an
address to The American ladies' on
slavery.
A meeting Of American ladies' held at
Milan, in Italy, have sent spirited reply to
the Duchess of Sutherands Address.
The Mr.. Head. drowned in the Tsgus
was not the husband of Lola Monies, as
reported.
Lord st. Germans has been inaugurated
as Lieutenant OF Ireland.
The quarterly returns of the United
Kingdom show an increase in the revenue
for the year. Of co.'s 900. and for the quarter
G70s.O00. Every item OF revenue has ncrca.
sed. except customs.
The Ministers Of Austria, Prussia and
Russia have presented their credentials to the
Emperor OF France. The Czar firmly refused
10 use the term Brother. and compromises by
writing Monsieur Ami.
All the Continental powers have recognized
the Emperor's Government.
The Emperor replied to the PoPe'S