The Belmont chronicle, and farmers, mechanics and manufacturers advocate. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1848-1855, 1853-03-11
FOREIGN NEWS.
ARRIVAL OF THE CAMBRIA.
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The Cambria arrived at Halifax this morn
ing with dates to the 10Th. The Baltic arri-
we'd out on the 18th.
French parliament, had ELECTED strong assu-
RANGES of peaceable intentions.
The Navy estimates were voted, amounting
to seven millions.
Both houses of the Church Convocatons
are in session, with full attendance Of pre-
la,es and clergy. An address to the Queen
was presented.
The Board Of Trade returns, shows a sur
plus of exports over preceding year, of near
ly three millions. Metals show over million
increase; Cotton manufactures one hundred
and fifty thousand.
Sxty-eight persons perishedby the sinking
of the steamer Victoria.
Much speculation existsat Paris concering
the private audience given by the Emperor to
the Russian Ministers.
Thirty ships have been chartered by Paris
merchants to bring ice from Sweden to the
French ports.
Prospects in Paris for an active trade
Navy orders from the United States are arriv-
ing. There are more American orders at Ly-
ons than can be filled.
Milan was still tranquil, but the theatres
and public assembages prohibited. No out
breaks had taken place in Tuscany or the Ro-
man States, except riots at Orviento and cries
of Vice la France, Vive Napoleon were utter
ed, for which the town was heavily fined and
fifty persons sentenced fifty blows each.
At Monsea the Insurgents held out brave
ly for some hours in expectation of assistan ce
from the Hungarians in the Russian army, but
were overpowered. 1t was said the police
knew all about the conspiracy since January
The correspondent of the London Times
learns from a reliable source that the rising
in Italy was to be simultaneous with the as.
sasination of Napoleon. At meeting of the
received that the assassination plan had failed
which discomftted the insurgents.
1t was reported that $4,000 muskets were
secreted at Luganee, and strong force oI
cavalry were kept on the frontiers of Pied
mont. The refugees have been removed from
Sardinia.
| Gen. Castelano is at Lyons, and announ
ces that if disturbances occur in Savoy, he will
cross the frontier with his troops.
Milan is in sad state. The debtor prison
ers are discharged to made room for the politi
cal prisoners, and many prominent building:
are filled with troops.
Augustine denies in the London papers
that he assented to the insurrection.
! When Bishop Ives handed the Pope the
cross, ring and seal, he said: "Holy Father
these are the signs of my submission" The
Pope replied: 1t is our will that the signs o
your sumission be suspended over the tomb o
st. Peter
| Austria is determined to take measures a
gainst Switzerland and Pedemont, which she
regards as two hot-beds of revolt.
Won Schurzed, the japanese traveller, has
been summoned to a conference with the Ca
zar of Russia, respecting the expedition which
he is about to send to japan, whether with q
peaceful or hostile object is not known.
Nothing further from Montenegro. 1t il
confidently stated in Berlin, that the Porte will
accept the mediation Of Austr ia. Lloyd o.
the 18th says that Prince Daniel has accepted
the conditions offered by Turkey, and hostili
ties have ceased.
LIVE RpooL.-Sales of cotton for the week
forty thousand bales-imports 5000. New
Orleans fair, 81, middling st, Mobile fair, 81
middling So, upland fair, 81. Grain market
dull Flour, western canal, cts, decline oi
Cd, Baltimore 27s IS, Ohio 27s Sd. Corn, vel.
low 81, white SO. Lard co.
Ma ANcHEsrER-Trade slightly declined, and
iron market dull.
HAvRE-Cotton sales of the week 3O0C
bales at decline of to ., chiefly in upland
stock 80 900 bales.
LONDON MONEY MARKET.-Consols fol
money, 99A. Bullion has decreased 1853, 5000
American securities unchanged, and moderate
business doing at previous rates.