M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1856-05-29
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the Canadn.
|. HALITAx. NAV 2I-NOon

HAIFAx. May 2I-Noon.
The steamer Canada, with dates from Liy-
erpool TO the 10th inst. arrived last evening
and sailed hence for Boston,at 10 o'clock,in
thick fog.
A new British load had been advertised
for five millions sterling to bid for on the
18th inst.
The clipper ship Racer went ashore on the
Arkalon Banks, and would probably prove
a total wreck. The passengers and crew,
over five hundred in number, were saved.
The Queen held Court at Buckingham
Palace ON the 9TH inst, foi the purpose Of
receiving addresses ON the conclusion Of
peace from the House Of Lords and commons
and the City OF London,
Both Houses Of parliament had recordeda
vote OF thanks to the Army and Navy.
Lord Elgin had postponed his motion Of
enquiry respecting the troops ordered to
North America, until after the holidays.
Lord Colchester gave notice of a motion
requiring Parliament to express its disapTov-
al OF the policy of abandoning maritime
rights so long held, as the Congress at Paris
has pledged Great Britain to do.
The Queen, to celebrate the place, has
and consequently Smith 0'Brian, FTost, Jones
and others, may return home; special excep-
ton, however, is made against those who
escaped to the United States.
Lord WoodhOuse, under Secretary Of For
eight Affairs, has been appointed Envoy EG-
traordinary to 81, Petersburg; the appoint
ment is generally pplauded.
The Lord Mayor Of London has given the
customary banquet to the ministry. The
American Minister was not present, being
engaged at the annual dinner given by the
Literary News, where he made a speech. :,
FRAEcE-A bill had been introduced into
the Legislature granting 48,C0O francs for the
baptism Of the Imperial Prince.
Count Edgar Ney is to be the bearer Of
Napoleon's letter in reply to the Cars notii-
cation Of his accession to the throne.
Count Mernyben has been appointed Min
lister to st. Petersburg. Count Orloff has
taken, for him, the WoronzoG Palace on q
three years lease.
Speculation on the Paris Bourse had reach
ed great height. English commercial pa
pers are advising the British capitalists
against it.
SPAIE.-Airests of suspected persons con-
tinued at Barcelona. The Conscription pas
sed off quietly.
BELGWM.-The Senate had been convocated
for Wednesday, the 9th.
Count Walewski's demand to muzzle the
press Of Belgium created intense excitement
n the Chambers.
The Foreign Minister said that speech had
not been officially communicated to the Gov
ernment. When the communication should
be made, an answer should be ready, and,
would formally maintain the rights or con-
stitutional and independent country,
A treaty Of commerce has just been conClu.
ded between Austria and Holland.
DENMARK. The Hanse towns have rafusel
TO adhere to the capitalization forced by
Denmark in the question Of Sound dues.
AUsTRIA.-lhe Synod of Austrian Bish-
ops at Vienna is about adjourning without
accomplishing its objects.
lTALY.-It is stated that collective vote
of the powers which signed the treaty of
peace, is about ready to be forwarded to the
government OF Rome and Naples, ,recomend-
ing certain reforms to the Italian people
: 1t is also said that the Pope legate at Paris
has formally protested against Count Vale
, wskis language in Congress, and that the
Papal Government is preparing detailed
reply thereto. 1t is still further rumored
that Naples will anticipate the remonstrance
: of the powers by granting an amnesty on
e an extensive scale.
, SARDINA.-V nrious question relative TO the
+. Conference have been put 10 Count Cavour
in the Sandman ChambeIs. He replies, that
: pending the negotiations concerning Italy he
could not speak fully. The Sandman view
Of the Italian question was adopted, while
that of Austria was rejected; hence the ques.
tiUn Of Italy still continues to be an inter-
esting matter.
!, A dispatch from Turin says the memoran-
y dunn presented by Count Cavour & Villama.
:. :. ririn TO the Chambers shows that Austria be-
. ing at the Conference refused to discuss the
: condition of Italy. Sardinia is the only State
: g that demands the cooperation Of England
!, u andsFrance in carrying out reforms, and
Il shows that the Austrian occupation is op-
Used to the interest OF Italy in Europe, and
> contrary to the treaty. to humanity and JUS
: tice; and finally the memorandum calls on
3 England and France to unite with Sardinia
in the application Of an efficacious reme'
dy.
: Naples permits the export of breadstuhs
l. until June 18th at half oTeyiouS duty