The Ashland union. [volume] (Ashland, Ashland County, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1856-11-05
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LATEST FROM EUROPE.
Arrival of the Asia.
NFw York. Oct. 81.

Inc steamship Asia has arrived, with
Liverpool dates to the 18th instant.
LONDON, Oct. l7.-Consols for mon
ey closed at 9l8. The weather contin-
ues unfavorable for the crops.
Richardson, Spence 81 Co.'S circular
quotes red wheat at 9s Sd to 9s 4d
white los I'd to los cd. Western Canal
Flour so to 33s; Baltimore and Phila-
delphia 33 to 34s; Ohio Sos tic BIS cd
yellow aud mixed corr 33s Cd to 34s;
white 35s to 35s Cd.
PRovIsIoNs.-Beefquiet Pork Dull.
Bacon steady at 75s. Ashes steady;
pots 44s Cd to SOS; pearls ASS cd to
46s, Naval stores. Common rosin As
sd to As Sd; fine rosin lis Sd; spirits
of turpeutine quiet, sales at 34s. Su-
gar active at an advance of Cd to Is
Rice steady.
The Manchester markets are frmer.
The politica. news are not very i'm
portant. The Neapolitan question is
unchanged, and Il peaceful issue is still
anticipated. Financial affairs are still
in a state of suspense.
The country remains in a state of
suspense as to money matters, but the
only agitation as yet is on the stock ex-
change.
The commercial want can be supplied,
though at extreme rates.
The detailed accounts Of the Spanish
ministry had not come to hand further
than the official announcement that there
is no political crisis, and that the Queen
made the charge from O'Donnell to
Harvaez solely on personal grounds.
The new minister's first act was to
eowhide Senior Guel, husband OF the
Infanta Josefa, for words spoken inthc
Cortoz. Souor Guel challenged Har-
vaez, who accepted it, but the Queen
forbade, and the meeting did not take
place.
The Neopoliian difficulty is without
much change. 1t was the general i'm
preston that the Anglo-French ultima
tum would be presented to King Ferdi-
maud on the 18th, and failing to receive
an immediate and favorable answer, the
ambassadors would be withdrawn, but
it was not supposed that the fleets would
Immediately appear.
The English squadron had sailed from
Ajacco, and its destination was suppos-
ed TO be Malta. The French feet was
still at Toulon. The Vienna papers
still anticipate a peaceful issue. 1t is
stated that III consequence OF the grow
Ing II pcrtance of the European compii-
c%ations the Congress at Paris will con-
s.st of fist and not second latc pieniFo-
tcnfimri,s. ard that it will soon meet.
The af.ai~s Of the Dannhian principal
;tics engage u:ter'ioo, and the French
napers are opposing the Austrian occn-
ration of them. Count Walcusti has
Issued IA circular in reply to the recent
Russian document. Denmark is with
cut u ministry, tie attempt having fail
cd.
-L-xpos, Get. Is, A Mt is ru-
mored t,.at both the English and Frenc
fleets have orders to approach Naples.
1t is also rumorel that suspicious are
awakened in Vienna, that Russia aud
France are engaged in negotiating a
secret alliance. The free trade project
in franc2 has been postponed till the first
If July, 1861.
A dispatch from London, received
just before the calling OF the Asia, states
that in consequence of a pressing note
from France, Austria has commenced
evacuatipg the Principalitics.
The Queen of Spsin has revoked the
Constitution of 1916, aud republishcd
the ancient regime.
The Liverpool papers state that Mr.
Kernaghan. of Chicago, is a candidate
for one of the vacaut consulships at
New York, Philadelphia, or Cincin-
natl.
The pressure OF the Paris Boarse is
still very severe, hut the suspension of
specie payment by the banks is not an
ticipated so strongly as before.
The amount of contract with the
Rothschilds for the purchase of specie
is not known, but large orders have
gone out for the purchase of all the gold
that can be obtained in London, Germa-
nv or the United States.
Count Walerski las answered the
Russian circular of Sept. I'd, repeiling
the rcproaches of Price G~ortschakoff in
regard TO the conduct of England and
France III the Neapolitan affair, asser-
ting that the action of France towards
Naples, will be purely Of q diplomatic
character.
A tclegraphic dispatch from Coustan-
tiuople sars that Lefes Pacha has gain
ed two important victories over the
Russians in Circassia.