The Ashland union. [volume] (Ashland, Ashland County, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1856-07-02
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Arrival of the Asia.
New YoRK, june 27.

The steamer Asia arrived at IL this
A. M, with Liverpool dates to June 4th.
There is much excitement respecting
American affairs.
The London Times and Morning Post,
government organs, demand in offensive
terms the recall of Mr.. Dallas but it is
not supposed in the country that he will
be dismissed.
Meantime Liverpool and Manchester
have issueda Peace Address to the citi-
zens of America, and the feeling Of the
people seems to be more active and more
general in favor of peace.
government, however, talks hostility,
Clarendon and Palmerston having sta.
ted in Parliament Friday evening, that
they had not made up their minds wheth-
er Dallas would be dismissed or not.
Lord John Russell has given notice
for special notices on Monday to enquire
what is the intention of the British gov
ernment, inasmuch as the universal feel
ing of the British people is in favor of
peace.
No other news of Importance.
The Asia brings 90 passengers.
The Fulton, with the official news of
Mr.. Champions dismissal, arrived at
Southampton on the morning of Satur-
day the 18th.
The articles of the Times and Post
were studiously offensive, and demanded
the dismissal of Mr.. Dallas, and the ap-
plication of force to the U. S.. The COM
mercial and manufacturing Chassis, how
ever, are filed with anxiety at the ter
rible consequences of war with the y. S.
and are moving actively to prevent the
calamity.
The Manchester Peace Address to the
United States received 5000 signatures
IN two hours.
Meantime several SHIPS of war had
been telegraphed to prepare with all
possible dispatch for foreign service;
destination supposed TO be the coast of
America.
All the commanders of the gun boats
at Portsmouth have likewise been called
to the Port Admirals, as it was rumored,
to receive instructions for active service
at telegraph notice.
The light squadron Of despatch steam
ers and gun boats, under command of
Com. Watson, arrived at Falmouth to
coal and provision.
a Paris letter asserts that Mr.. Dillon,
lately appointed Consul at Port au
Prince, has instructions to intimate that
Franco will MT permit Roloque to in
wade Dcmini.n.
Waluer, the prisoner, had been hung
+ R L. Swift, late British Consul 1T
Buffalo, has been appointed to the sane
position at Riga.
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con tradicted by the MoHiteRr.
The Emperor Alexander had arrived
at Riga.
LIVERPOOL MARKET, IA
The following is FROM McI4cnry's C.rcu
lar
Proyisions-Dcmand for Bacon STEADY
and prices unchanged.
Becf-ruli.
Pork-Tending downward; Shoulders
and Hams unchanged.
Cheese-Arriyes too freely the stock
is inferior and lover prices must be Ia
ken.
Lard very active at an advance on TIE
small quantity.
Tallow steady.
Breads,uf:-The market has been
firm all the week and a good demand
has enabled higher prices to be obtained;
fnor qualities wheat and -four being ex-
tremc rates.
Indian Corn stilll in excess and the
stock accumulatcs.
Ebeat-White 10s6d@Ils; red 9s
6d@l9s6d.
FIour-Western Canal 3Os@33s6d ;
Ohio 35s@3ss.
Indian Coru-Yellow 29s@29s6d !;
mixed 29s@3Qs; white 29s6d93Is.