Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1856-11-07
Arrival of the Canada.

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Canada, from Liverpool, with dates to Sat-
urday, Oct. rs, arrived this evening.
LIVERPOOL, Oct. 24.-Provisions very
dull. Beef dull, and holders are very will
ling to sell at slight reduction in price.
Pork very dull. Bacon steady, but slow
of sale. Lard very dull, and quotations
are nominal at rs.
Flour-Tendency in favor of buyers.
Various Liverpool circulars quote Wheat,
generally, at a decline of 4d, and Flour at
decline of 4d@ls; closing quiet.
Richardson, Spence q Co. quote Wes-
Canal Flour, 3O@33s; Baltimore and Phil
delphia, 3es 6d@33s Cd; Ohio, 35s 6d@
37s Cd.
Another circular quotes Western Canal
Flour 35@38s; Red Wheat, 8s 9d(09s Cd.
LONDON, Oct. 24.-Iron active but with
out quoteable change. Breadstuffs quiet
at London and steady. Sugar active at
6d@ls higher. Money less stringent and
dull. Consols for money quoted at 928@
025.
The amount in the Bank Of England has
increased fl,6lI 900. 1t is thought that
further advance in Bank rates will be es-
tablished.
Bell & Co. report considerable transac-
tions in American stocks atsteady prices.
Railroad stocks inactive with more sellers
than buyers.
Breadstuffs generally dull.
The Canada left Liverpool on the morn
ing Of Oct rs, at 81 o'clock, and arrived
here about P. NJ. to-day.
The Fulton sailed from Cowes on the
23d. The India arrived on the 22d,
The news is meager, affairs in Naples
being the only subject of interest.
The British fleet was somewhere in the
Mediterranean, The French fleet remain
ed at Toulon, ready for sea. Meanwhile,
contradictory reports are circulating, one
saying the Ministers will not leave Naples
for several months; another saying that the
French Envoy had announced to the Neap-
olitian Government that if he did not re-
ceive satisfactory communication within
two hours, he would present his last in
structions, meaning doubtless, that he
would demand his passports.
The statement that the Czar had urged
Ferdinand to make concessions, seems con-
frmed. He is said to advise Ferdinand to
change his ministry, and trust 10 the mod
Grafton of Napolean as mediator.
The Austrian Gazette says that England
demands of Naples change Of ministry,
abolition of the present police system, and
a general amnesty.
The same paper says that France would
be satisfied with general amnesty.
Hopes are entertained of a speedy re-as-
sembling of the Paris Conference.
The resistance is said to come from Eng
land. .......
Parliament has been further porogued
till Dec. Is.
FRANcE.-Numerous arrests have been
made in the Department Deux Zone,
where a dangerous secret society had been
discovered. ...
Other arrests were made on the Fouburg
st. Antorine.
The affairs Of the Bank of France are re-
ported as more favorable, although the
Bank has adopted further stringent meas
ures, and refuses advances on railway
shares and rents, ....-...
SpAIN.-Advices mentions a new Min
isterial crisis, the object being the over
throw of Narvez and the restoration of the
absolutionists.
IrALY.-The Duke of Tuscany is taking
alarm at the demonstrations against Ma
pies, and appears disposed to grant con-
cessions to his people by reviving the Con-
stitution of l84S.
The Paris Constitutional asserts that
Austria is about to withdraw from Rome,
occupying only Anconia and Bologna.
The Neufchatel prison
ers have been discharged.
TURKEY -Redschid Pacha has orders
to form new ministry but has declined.