The Belmont chronicle, and farmers, mechanics and manufacturers advocate. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1848-1855, 1853-01-14
THREE DAYS LATER FROM EUROPE.
ARRIVAL OF THE ASIA.
Defeat ef The Derby Ministry-- Formation Qf
Nep Cabinet.
New YoRx, Jan. o.

Defedt q the Derby Mintstry-Formafion Qf
Nep Cabinet.
New YoRx, Jan. 0,
The steamer Asia arrived this morning at |
ten O'clock. She brings Liverpool dates to |
the 18th ultmo.
Coiion--The sales ofthe week were 81 900
bales, of which $500 were for EXPORT and
5000 for speculation. Orleans fair 6l:
0rleans middling 5 9-le; Uplands 81, middling
57-l6. The market closed quiet.
At Manchester trade was steady.
The advices from India are considered
favorable.
All the grain markets are healthy. Friday's
market was FIRM at fraction lower than
last week.
The ministry was defeated on Thursday,
on the House Tax by 10 majority. Lord
Derby has gone to Osborne to lay his rcsig-
nation in the hands of the Queen.
Denniston & Co. quote breadstuffs as full
recovered, and having closed firmly at Friday's
prices. The weather was wet and extremely
unfaverable. Western canal2ss 6d@ 29s.-
Philadelphia and Baltimore 29s@29s Cd.
Ohio ass 6d@29s Cd. White wheat Is
6d@7s lod. Red and mixea es 9d@7d 4d.
Yellow corn 35s White none, Rosn no
sales. Turpentine unchanged. Spirits of
Turpentine have declined to 4905O. Yellow
dull, lower. Rice dull, no sales. Large
sales of American beef at steady rates. Pork
scarce and dearer, Lard advanced 6d@ls.
McHenry quotes breadstuffs rs having
nearly recovered, with an improving
tendency.
HaUre Cotton nmarlet-There is no quotabe
change. The sales of the week 4OOC
bales.
The Asia broke her shaft on her passage
to America,
Lord Derby had gone to Osborne, pos
haste, to place his resignation in the hand,
OF her Majesty. The future Cabinet i.
already spoken of. 1t is thought there will be
coalition of Wings, Pcelites, Moderates
and Radicals. Earl of Aberdeen is spoken
ofss leader in the House of Lords, and Mr.
Gladstone in the Commons.
A Cabinet Council was held at noon on
Friday. All the ministers were in attendance
After the Councilrose, Earl Derby started by
express and steamer, to the Queen.
BY telegraph to Liverpool Marquis OF
Lansdowne Is Primer; Lord Aberdeen,
Minister Foreign Affairs; Lord John Russell,
LeadcrofHouse Of Commons; Gladstone,
Chancellor Exchequer; Osborne, Secretary of
War; Newcastle. Lord Lieutenant ofIreland:
Herbert Admiralty.
The country has been delugcd with rains.
Several towns on the river and coast have
suffered greO,iy from the encroechments of
the water.
A telegraphic despatch was received from
London, stating that the resignation of the
ministry was accepted.
One of the Asa's was bent not broken.
She will work home safely.
Baring's Circular, represents money as
abundant out and in good demand. The
bullion in the bank was near E2i,OOO 900.
Consols-l l(Ob above par. Americans stocks
were in fair demand. United States six per
cent. Bonds were scarce at lO0,0o 1891
Pennsylvania fves firm, at s6l @s7I. six per
cent. bonds 95.-Maryland 6ves have advanced
toiop@lO2.
Ancutrage was committed at Vienna, by
the authorities of ofhustria, on an Englisbmnn n,
the correspondent: Of the London Morning
Chronicle, in consequence of letters which
have appearedin in the journal. Lord Ma
lmesbury's attention has been called to the
affair.
FRANCE.
Prince Napoleon son of the ex.kng of
Wastphalin, has been appointed, to the govern
ment of Algeria. He is already forming his
administration.
The French loss in the siege of Lughona,
Algeria, is very severe.
TURKEY.
There is great CONSERVATION at Constantine
pie owing to the refusal of the Bank to re-
ceive state paper, and the report that the mort
of Zabljnc, on the Albanian frontier, had
been taken by storm, and the Turkish garrison
mado prisoners by 800 Montanegros.
The Syrian campaign is over, and Seraskier
has returned TO his winter quarters.
ITALY.
The Pope has expressed qualification at
the establishment Of the Empire, and will
visit France TO crown Napoleon.
SPAIN.
The country continues on the verge of
revolution.