The Belmont chronicle, and farmers, mechanics and manufacturers advocate. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1848-1855, 1853-02-04
FOREIGN NEWS.
ARRIVAL OF TIE ARCTIC.
New YORK, January 26,

New YORK, January 26.
The steamer Arctic arrived this afternoon,
at half-psst s o'clock. She sailed from
Liverpool on the 18th, and brings 49
passengers.
The Hermann sailed from Southampton on
the 10th, at Am.
The Africa arrived at Liverpool on the 9th,
at o'clock at night.
The house of Colman & S;oterfohl. London,
has failed to the amount of f3OO 900, in
consequence of iorgeries by Robert T. Prizes,
corn dealer.
The overdue australian arrived with
El 900 coo on board.
The large export Of goods to Australia con-
tinues.
1t is again reported that Cavelos is recalled
from Cuba, and that Guesedue is appointed In
tendenet, succeeding the late Villanesova.
Francis Madiai died in prison at Florence
The Turks have blockaded the Montenegro
coast.
The steamer Magdelena from Vera Cruz,
with nearly $2,OoO,O0O arrived at South
anton on the 9Th.
The new steamer Alps arrived at Liverpool
from Clyde. She will sail Tor New York on
the I'd February
The failure of Colman e. Stolterfohl
clears up the mystery of the late extraordinary
operations in the London and Continental
corn markets.-Two other houses have
suffered from the forgeries of Prizes to the
! amount of G27,000. Co!man & Stolterfohl
transaeteda an immense commission business
in Germany and the United States.
The will Of the Duke of Wellington is
registered at fsOo, ,ooo
FRANCE.
-Four Legitmist members of the Legislature
have resigned.
Prince Wagram has resigned the Sena-
torshp in disgust because he was not ap-
pointed Grand IIuntsman.
The Minister Of Tuscany and the smaller
German powers. have presented credentials to
the Emperor.
Baron Kisseefr is accredited Russian minis
ter at Paris.
passenger in the American ship Isaac
Bell, was arrested at Havre for having n num-
Der OF Socialist pamphlets on his person.
Bishop Ives, of South Carolina, made a pub
lie abiuration of the Protestant religion at
Rome, on the 26th Dec.
There is nothing OF unusual interest from
Spain.
PRUSSIA
Count Schwern, elected President of the
Second Chamber, is a moderate CONSTITUTE
onalist.
A correspondent OF the Times says there is
NJ doubt that Francis MAdaia poisoned him
self. He complained of slow poison in his
food. Madame NJ still remains in prison.
TURKEY.
1t is thought the difficulty between the
Turks and Montencgros will be settled by the
Intervention of Russia and Austria.
The Divan refuses to regulate the affairs
OF the Bank of Canstantnople.
The government has made compensation
for the affairs of the British steamer
Victory.
The latest London Gazette contains the
official announcement Of the blockade by the
Turkish fleet of the whole coast of the
Adrintic from Dubeigno to the EXTREMIST
Turkish frontier.
The Austrian government has declared
Kossuth and his friends traitors.
Sardinia talks of increasing her navy.
Telegraphlc dispatches says that the Monte
negros have voluntarily abandoned the
the fortress OF Zatsaljak ut the instance of the
Russian Consul at Ragusha.
1t il reported that the steamer Africa when
going into the Mersey was run into by ship
and received some damage,
Among the passengers of the Arctic is Don |
Pedro Escuador, Secretary, of the Mexican
legation.
COMMERCIAL NEWS.
Breads,utls western canal, 27s I'D, |
Ohio 2ss cd; demand moderate. Corn has
slightly advanced; yellow 35, white 81.
Provisons.-Lard;s sales moderate at last
quotations. Provisions are generally in
moderate request
FREEDOM FROM Cough IN TEN MINUTES.
When this announcement appeared in our
advertising columns, accompanied by price
'ny twenty FIVE cents per box, we naturally
imposed It mere catch penny, but begin
o regard it as sober reality. As Coughs,
ioarseness, &c, are somewhat prevalent,
We cannot perhaps render our readers little
avor better than to recommend to those who
my be afflicted, to try "BRYAN'S Pull
dONIC WAFERS," to be had of the agent.
See advertisement.
They are pleasant to the palate, and their
nrallve effects truly wonderlul.-Msp Or ,
sans Delta. II
MIR. BENTON AND CALHouN.--Col. Ben. I,
on has written to the National Intel gencer,
defending himself from the charge of having .
attacked the dying Calhoun" His note is
oeompsnied by letter from Mr.. Venable, s
lating that when Mr.. Calhoun appeared in a
he Senate the last time, Me-, Benton was in c