Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1856-11-27
Arrival of the Niagara.

HALIFAX, Nov. 20.-The steamer Niagara
arrived here at midnight, with Liverpool
dates to Saturday, the Slh inst.
The Niagara LEFT Liverpool on the after
noon of the sth inst. She passedthe Eric
son, only miles from Liverpool.
The Persia arrived out on the eve of the |
7th inst, a trip of 9 days and hours
Meantime, the Anglo Saxon arrived at Liy-
erpoOl from Quebec on the 5th.
There are additional symptoms of close
union between France, Russia and Prussia.
II would appear that France supports the
unconditional admission of Russia and Prus-
| sia TO the second meeting of the European
Conference, while England is said to op-
pose the admission of the former and Aus
tria of the latter.
Treaties of commerce between Russia
and France, and railway treaties between
Russia and Prussi ia were in preparation.
Neapolitau affairs are without change.
Lord Palmerston had delivered an address
on education bel lore large assembly in the
| Free Trade Hall at Manche ter. He also
made two speeches in defence o. his foreign
policy.
In Lord PaImcrstoTs speech at Manches-
ter he used the following expression which
had been the subject Of much com rent
81 hope the peace will be lasting, but its
endurance must depend on the fidelity with
which the conditions are 'ulilled. if the power
which prOvok d hus ility is faithfully carri-
| q Il rnf in hn omit
that peace will long be preserved"
Ga the sixth inst, The directors o: tn
Bank OF Eug and held a protractPd sitting.
during which they considered the expedien-
cy of maxi & a urlher charge in the rate Of
discount with q view of arresting the con-
tinued outflow ef gold. The res, luton
rot 10 make airy Change for the presen
was arrived a By maior'y # ony one.
! The CONDITION O. the Bank of France
shows 10 Improvement. Frame rumors
continue1 of probably modification of III
Ministry.
An official editorial in Le Constitutional
on questions at issue between the French
| and English Gov: rnme hts, says the presence
of Naval squadron ofEngland, in the Black
Sea, and the Austrian- in the prncipalities.
are henceforth only arbitrary, and violent
means Of preventing a solution of the dit
ferences which Russia has been the first to
propose, in offering to submit the question
to its natural Judges. l. it desired rather to
have recourse to arms! Is war desired
Does The English ministry is to enter
again upon hos;iljJes and without Franee:
not >erta inly 10 assure the execution Of the
treaty OF Paris, but imprudently to rent it
TO pieces in the ia :e of the world, with the
object OF satisfying an ambition that he'd
been Tor the moment disguised. Werepeat,
that it now depends upon the Cabinet OF
l. ndon aGd Vinna to put an end to the
pending disputes ana terminate the ankle
ties to which the 2resen. situation gives
rise.
| 1t is rumored at Paris that the French
fleet is about to proceed to the Black Sea
but it is not certain.
NAPLEs-rhe Paris Patrie says the man.
ifesio from the Neap"litan government l.
daily expected. and if not conciliatory, the
NeaPelitan Enjoys, of both France and
England, will probably demand their pass
port.
RUssIA-It is said that a new treaty Of
commerce has been settled between Russia
and Prussia, with the view of an interna-
t,onal railway CO.. IauGication. The conces-
sion OF the Russian railways to the credit
mobier, WIS signed Oct. 23d.
COMMERCIAL NEws--LTyERPooL Nov
7th.-Coiton market closed quiet and dull
at irreguIa lar prices. The Brrkers' Circular
q ,otes Lower and Mitdlins qualities as
having declined most reaching / tor lower
grades; far quantities LIS Ioser. Sales
of The the week have been 90 $50 bales, III
c.ud ng 800 on speculation. and i,Oc0 for
export,lwith clio ing quotations of fair Or
leans at 3S: midd inG do. 7 7-8; fair No
Bile Il; middiing do. lilo; fair Uplands |
7 Is; IN djijn. 30 s ! The stock of cot
S22 500 American.
Manchester market are dull snI buyers /
deuIlnd an r.'duciiJn.
BREApsrCFFs-Th@ mark-t Is quiet aud +
Gull. The Br' ksrs Circular quo,es Wheat .
inactive OF u decine OF I'd Floor quiet and ;
Gu with & de line an inferior qoau;itse -
Corn generally unchanged.
Ricnar Gson. Spence IL Co. quu:es red .
Wheat at S,9la9sld: white Whaa. 9s6da
lOsld and the market closed Gu l. especially
foI white. Rai'irn:ra Fl1u- 3Oss33s1d:
Pin iadelUh "a brarDs S2-Gds 33.ttI: Obi, 35a
37s. but the market cIrsrd dull or5.-
Vi xcd 33S; Ye'i"W 33,a3S.Sd: W.ite 35.
with dull market.
Provision mark et very dull, and holders
pressing on tie market. Prime Bee: 7Os;
prime Mess 65a75s. Bacon generally dull,
but sales unimporIant on private terms
Lard very dull, and quofstions nominal at
las. For Tall1w, Y. c., the feeling Is
easier at decline of Is; sales being made
at s6a57s.
LONDON, Nov. 7;h.-The Money market is
unchanged, clos ng with sales for ConsolS
for moned at 92s>92s; for account 92za93
American Stock Gu,et and generally un-
changed with limited business.
LONDON, Nov. 4 4h.-Ba: ing Brothers quote
Iron quiet; Welsh bar Iron, free CT board
E7 5safIOs; Welsh rails 81 81.
Breadstufis quiet. -Four 81 4sa39s. Red
Wheat 6Sss73s; white Wheat 7Oa76s
TIE AFRICAN Save TRADE,--The Wash
ington Star, semr-ofiicial organ Of :he Ma
;onal Adm n istruticn, iukes ground in favor