Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1853-06-14

ARRIVAL OF the Steamship Canadn.
HALIFAX, June o, P. M.--The steamship
Canada, with adyices from Liverpool to the
28th ut.,, is just in.
The sales Of Cotton during tho week, al
Liverpool, were $1,000 bales, al 63d for
Fair Orleans; Midding do. Cd; Upland
Fair 6sd, ana do. MiddIing Cd. The de.
mand was fair and prices firm. ond atthe
close rather sitter. Spectators take 5000
bales, and exporters 5000 do
Gardiner & Co. quote the provision mar.
ket dull, at 92s Cd 10 1865 for new Prime
Mess Beef; 75s 6d087s Cd for new Mess
Pork The later was in fair demand at
previous quotations. Flour had advanced
Sd per bb., with large sales 10 the home
trade. Western Canal is quoled at 22C023s
Cd Philadelphia and Baltimore 23s 6d024s,
end Ohio the same. The hnpouations of
Corn being large, prices were shade lower.
Wheat was firm, and in demand at an ad-
vance Of Id. The supply of Bacon was
light, and plices tending upwards, with sales
at 47(O52s, al which the market closed firm.
Lard was unchanged, and in moderate de-.
mand at 5e(O53s. Sugar was firm, and in
fair demand. Business al Manchester had
considerably improved, and yarns had ad.
vanced I'D 10 3D., The Havre Cotton mar
ket was dull.
There was an increased pressure in the
money market al London, and only first
class bills were taken by the bankers al 8
per cent. Consols closed at 1908 for money.
American securities were firm and un.
changed.
The news brought to us by this arrival is
of highly important character.
AT the urgent request of the Emperor Of
China, the American French and English
ships Of war; in eastern waters, have under
taken TO protect Nankin and Shanghai from
; the Rebels.
The French fleet had been ordered TO the
Dardanelles, which caused great excitement
in The French funds. 1t is believed Napo.
leon has threatened Russia with war in case
she persists in hel demands on Turkey.
The diplomatic relations between Swizer-
land and Austria are entirely broken off.
The affairs in Burmah arc unlavorabIe 10
the British interests.
In the British Parliament, on the 9Th ult,
Lords Clarendon and Russell stated that the
, French and English Ministers at Constants
nopc were acting in concert, and that the
integrity Of The Porte would be maintained,
and expressed hope that Russia will insist
on nothing incompatible herewith, but fur
| ther said, that in the present state of the
question they could no, give further ndica-
,ions as 10 the course the British Govern.
menl would adopt
! A report, that the Russian forces had en-
2 tered Turkey was circulated at Paris, which
Q violently agiIuted the Boutse.
, 1t was rumored tha, Napoleon had Us.
8 sured TIE Russian Minister, that, much as
he desired the peace Of Europe, yet he
could not hesitate 10 change his policy, i
Russia should force measures hostile tC
\ France and the East.
The result oil the late elections in Hol
land will leave the ministry in the mi
norlty,
0 A note from tho Papal See hud beer
laid before the Chambers on the 22d ult.
j but up 10 the latest dates 20 answer hat
been given to the communication. In lhC
# meantime, tho Roman Catholic Prelate
}. were active.
e The Austrian Charge had been with
n drawn from Switzerland, and the Swiss
1t Envoy at Vienna had been recalled, SO tht
i diplomatic relations between both countries
C had ceased, as before stated. The Vienna
S papers state tha, recent developments show
!, that the conspiracy at Raslock was widely
}, extended, comprising several persons OF dis
@ linclien.
Advicos from Turkey of the LIST ullim'
:, say that the Pone had refused 10 accep
the Russian ultimatum, and Mcnschikoi
e had embarked on board Russian sh:!
|, Of war al ConslanlinopIc, and sailed 70
" Odessa.
" The French Ambassador had orderc
the French fleet TO tho DardaneIIes, in or
&c der to prevent any attempt made by Russi
}, 10 pass the Straits; but on The 20.h ul
Je the French squadron was nt Salumis, AM
on the 12Ih the British feet remained u
6 Malta, awaiting roinlorcements from Eng
ri land.
In dispatches TO the British Admiralty
Admiral Dundqs, the commander of III
ncSt " Mullu' SluNUu bHuI hCHSOhlhoh hV
le remained on board the Russian vessel, bu
r. had renewed his offer 10 the Porte, an
given him 10 the 20lh uli. 10 decide. Q
10 The same lime threatening that if the Port
Of did not comply ho (MOnschikootTl wouI
n then finally leave.
es The ST. Petersburg papers report vic
v tory over the CirCassans on the hill
20 KarodOna.
n Kossuth had attended meeting Of til
fl lends of Italy at London and stated
e. speech that Muzzini had arrived in EnG
n. land.
tn O'Donahue, the Irish Patriot, had e.
I'd capped from Australia, and was on his wa
H. 10 America
N MORE MORMON DIFFITULTIEs THE d.
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