Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1856-05-29
forualr 5(tlu5.
Arrival of the Steamer Canada.

from Liverpool with dates TO the 10Th inst.
arrived this evening at 81 O'Clock. She
sailed hence for Boston at 10 o'clock, il Il
thick fog.
the Steamship Washington arrived out
on the 4th inst.
The Cunard steamship Cambria, and the
Collins steamship Baltic arrived Oh the 8;h.
TIE Clipper ship Racer had gone ashore
on the Arklow banks, and woul- probably
be total loss. The passengers and creA
lover 5OO) have been saved.
The Queen held court at Backinghlm
Palace on the 18th for the purpose of receis-
ing addresses OF peace from the Houses OF
Lords and Commons, and the city OF Lon
don.
Both Houses of Parliament recorded a
vote of thanks'to the army and navy.
Lord Elgin had postponed the motion OF
inquiry respecting the troops ordered TO
North America until alter the holidays.
Lord Colchester gave notice of a motion
requiring Parliament 10 express its disaP-
proval OF the policy of abandoning maritime
rights SO long held, as the Congress at Paris
pledged Great Britain to do.
The Queen, 10 celebrate peace, has grant
ed an-amnes:y 10 all political ofenderf.-
Special exception is made 20 thoze who es-
capped to the United Sta'es.
The Mayor of London had given the GUS
tcmary banquet to the Ministry.
The American Minister was not present,
being engaged at the annual dinner of the
Literary News, where he made speech.
FRANCE "A bill has been introduced into
The Legislature granting 100000 francs for
the baptism of the Imperial Prince.
Count Edgar Ney is to be bearer Of Napo.
Icons letter in reply to the Cars noti6sa-
ton ofhis accession 10 the throne.
Count Orleff had taken from him the
worongoff Palace, and three years lease.
Speculations on the Paris Bourse had
reached great height, and English numerical
papers are advising the British capitalists
against it.
SrArx-The arrest Of suspected persons
continued ct Barcelona, the conscription pas
scd off quietly.
BELclrH.--The Senate had been convo-
Gated for "Wednesday lith.
Count Walowsky's demand 10 muzzle the
press of Belgium, created inteIs, excite
ment in chambers.
The Foreign Minister said the speech had
not been officially communicated 10 the
government who II the communication should
be made, an answer should be ready, and
e Fiorrt Of
constitutional and independent Country
A treaty of commerce has just been con-
cluded between Austria and Holland,
DEyMARx-The Helne towns have refused
TO adhere to capitalization forced by Dem
marx in question of sound dues.
AUsTRIA.-The Synod of the Austrian
Bishop at Vienna about adjourning with
out accomplishing its objects.
ITALY.-It is stated that collective vote
Of Powers which signed the treaty Of peace
is about to be forwarded to ne governments
OF Rene and Naples, recommending certain
reforms to the Italian people.
1t is also said that the Pope's Legate
at Paris has formally protested against Count
Walowski's language in Congre IS, and that
the Papal government is preparing detailed
reply thereto.
1t is still further rumored that Naples will
anticipate the remonstrance OF the Pow ers
by granting an amnesty on an extensive
scale.
SARDIEA.--Earious questions relative to
the Conference have put to Count Cucous in
ho orIi ipie 'b.p IN III
the pend ng Iego:ialion concerning Italy
Che could not speak fully the Sandman vieH
of the Italian question: was adopted, while
that of Austria was rejected, hence, :he
question of Italy must stil continue to be
an interesting matter.
A dispatch from Turin says the memoran-
DUN prest MED by Count Cavuur and Mil
iamarina to Chambers, shows that Austria,
being at Conference, refused to scdss the
condition of Italy,
Sardinia is the only State that demands
the cooperation OF England and France in
carrying out reforms, and shows that the
Austrian occupation is opposed to the inter-
est of Italy and Europe, and contrary to the
treaty, humanity and justice, and finally, the
memorandum calls on Ensla and Fra nee
TO unite with Sardinia in the application OF
an eficscious remedy.
Naples permits the export of breadstufs un-
I'll June 18th at half previous duty.
LIVERPOOL, 9th.-BrJkers circular quotes
cotton market easier but not quotably lower;
business moderate at previous prices, sales
ofweek foot up $500 bsies, of which 49,
$50 bales were taken by Spectators and A.
700 bales by exporters. The accounts from
Manchester represent the market dull with
limited business. The circular reports an
advance of Id in Wheat with moderate bu-
siness and prices unsettled; white 9adalIid,
red $50 lOsd. Flour advanced 6dals, ;air
business; buyers holding back for lower
prices; western canal 32sa37s6J. Corn az
vahced Sd and white scarce with a modera-
leIy large export demand: southern COS,
prime n rthern 3ls; some little speculative
demand for yellow and mixed at 39sa29s6d.
The circular o. Richardson Spence &, Co,
report transactions in beef large, private quo.
tatIons, but the marke; losed firm. Pork
firm. and wanted at SIS Cd. Lard firm, at
60s6d.
Active speculative demand for bacon, auc-
lion sales at t4s 6da55, but some arrivals
reported. Cheese at auction ISIS lower
Tallow steady, North America al 4Sa4S Sd.
Linseed oil unchanged, with moderate busi-
ness at 29s6d. Sugar active, at further ad-
vance o. 3d. Coffee firm.
LONDON, 9.-Barings circular quote Bread
s'uffs unchanged, with moderate business
Flour 33a35s for white, 6Sa7Os, red 64a6Ss.
"The TribUn", as he Black Republican,
crgan, pronounced the Constitution an afro
cious bargain ~. Y. Express.
We wish to lire at peace with all men,
and especially with our immediate neigh
lors. VIII the Er2roSs, then, be good
enough TO understand, without rrore words
that we demand either the proof or a retrac-
iion Of the above charge!-N. Y. Tribune.
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