Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1856-07-15
ArrivnI OF the Baltic.

10 NGw YORK. July Tine steamship Dhi'
lie, arrived from Liverpool, with date 10 the
e5lh ul,. She sailed at | o'clock on the az
,ernoon Of .lle 25,h.
London papers, in their Summaries ior
the week, in regard TO American relations
say that, judging from interior newspapers,
i, would seem that ,he country is delighted
with the turn American difficulties have To.
ken; surprising how much The public mind
has become enlightened on the subjecI by
The cheap press; every paper OF that class
devoted itself 10 a rational exposition Of oar
American difficulties. The country also
appears pleased with The nomination Of bu-
chanan.
Our Liverpool correspondent, odds that
The public feeling on American affairs has
now subsidized, SO much so as 10 have no
longer anv unsettled effec, on the markets;
although several lending presses vet keep
grumblng. The London Times advises
brent Britain 10 hurry seitlemen. OF the
Central American questions before The elec-
lion Of Mr.. Buchanan TO The Presidency.
The Parliamentary commil,ee OF Danish
Dues has had meeting.
The loss Of the ship Ocean Queen, from
Liverpool 10 New York, is recorded al
Lloyds.
The ship Moro Castle Of Windsor has
been found abandoned With masls gone apJ
,owed 10 Brook haven. She was timber la.
den. The ship Unicorn from Liverpool for
Boston was abandoned al sea on The TN oil
June. The Sunday music is continued in
,he Parks and paid for by private subscrp.
lion. The ship Marco Polo had arrived at
Liverpool from Melbourne with f3lo.OoO
in gold. Prussiar papers re.assen that
Queen Victoria will cer,ainy visit Berlin in
September next. No in!imut'on to that ef
ire, irapspired in London.
BERLIN, June 2lsi.--li is stated lha, ow.
ing to The mediation Of Russia, arrange
N, MS have been Concluded between Den
mark and Tho United States, in virtue oil
which provisional Ioll convention will re.
main in force untiliJune 1857, and The sound
dues will be collected under this convention
as formerly. The French papers are DIS
cussing The subject Of the Empress regency,
,he public seem much interested in it.
RussIA.--The Emperor has constructed
anew cabinet, including Gorschakof, Laus.
koi, Ostensacken and 0rlotI. Advices from
Conslantinople confirm the statement that
The Russians demolished The forlifcatons
OF REM and Ismail. The Turks recall the
declaration OF Lord Clarendon That these
foiiiiica,ioHs should not be injured
Advices from Parma stale that the Grand
Duchess while attempting 10 leave the do.
minions, was arrested by Austrian military
6ulhorilios. and was obliged TO return 10 The
capital. On her demonstrating she was told
,hal as the government Of Parma had called
on Austrian troops il was necessary ,ha. the
sovereign should remain 10 counlenance
their acts.
A letter from Malta, dated June 18Th,
says .ha, The Anglo-llolon legion diSbanded
and par, Of them will go 10 Genoa, where
they are engaged by The revolutionary parry
whose agen,s have been actively at work
among them, and supplying them with mon.
ey. These agents openly declare that The
preparations for disturbances are going on
in Piedmon. mos. satisfactory, and lha. The
Germans are secretly counlenanciug them
Mgzzlnl's agents at Malta say that every
thing isrighi a, Naples for a grea. movement
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