Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1857-07-21

: paid much higher wages than they pa
/ Their own people.
FonEIeN NEws.-By the arrival of tn
America, with dates to the 4th, we bav
r the following news:
Inc weather continues favorable fo
crops The markets remain steady. with
out much change in prices.
Revolutionary movements continue !,
Naples. A Aparty of insurgents had seized
., steamer and proceeded to the Island Of
IohSea' where they liberated three hun.
ared prisoners who were confined there
frigate. N''0 ~
The America left Liverpool on Saturday
morning at 8 O'Clock, and reached here
at o'clock this afternoon.
ENGLAND.-The Parliamentary nrocaed-
lnSs are not very important. The House
OF Lords passed, on the second readino
the bill for redemption of the Sonnd
dues. '0'"iu
r, Mr' Barlng called the attention of the
House of Commons to the necessitv Of
taking steps to facilitate the emiprant and
The supply of labor in British Guinea.
The American merchants of Iivernool
gave banque! on the 4th inst, to the of-
fcers OF the frigate Niagara. On the next
qay 'hey were to dire with the Mayor of
Liverpool.
;, Inc steamer Fox, fitted out by Lady
frahklln, has sailed from Aberdeen for the
Arctlc regions, to engage in another search
ior the whereabouts of Sir John FRANKLIN
ana his companions, or for their remains
Ihe owners of the Great Eastern state
mat she will be launched in September
but Will not proceed to Portland till April
next. Her total cost will amount to nearly
100000.
FRANcE.--Genoral Cavaignac has been
didate from Paris.
Adyices from Kabylia report moro vic
torres by the French troops.
1t IS reported that the Emperor and
Empress of France are about to visit tho
Exhibition at Manchester.
-Ihe depression in the Paris Bourse has
given rise to rumor that the Government
contemplates raising a new loan, but this
is believed to be unfounded. A reduction
N n the rate of discount by the Bank of
France is looked for soon.
-. The Paris correspondent of the London
Times says that the recent conspiracy of
NE Italians against the life Of Napoleon is
more serious than was originally supposed.
"ehty-one conspirators have been ar
'ested, who are said to be connected with
hose recently arrested at Genoa, who pro-
essed 10 proclaim republic in that CITY.
SPAlN.-Nothing new has transpired in
citation to the Mexican difficulty.
The Mexican Minister still remains in
ladrld, though he intends to return to
'arls at an early day, where it is supposed
le would await the arrival of further in {
tructlons from his Government.
ITALY The revolutionary movement a
LeghoIn had been suppressed. a
AdVlces We're received at Paris, on Fri O
ay, which announce further insurrection t
Italy organized by Mazzini. Two I
undred arrests had been made in Genoa. I
nd mus kets and large quantities of am h
lunition have been seized. \
a dispatch from Vienna announces an e
'ief aVCenpC al lnsurrectlon at Capri, in II
le Neapolitan territory. t,
TURKEY.-Diplomatic difficulties with
elglum continue. The Belgium Minis e
+ has asked for his passports, preparatory 20
his departure He is charged with stir ~ ~
ng up the agitation in the principalities, M
surng the people that the European .,
'wers had agreed upon an expedition of %, %,
union of the principalities and the estab- nl m
'hment of a monarchy under Belgium ~ II,
ince.
T..
1t is intimated that this rupture has been nr o.
ought about by Lord Stratford De Red w
fife The correspondent of the London y
ally News says that this affair is likely to
sumo importance. ms
Several of the foreign ministers have TO
'lted the Belgium minister, and it is Iu- TO
ored that those of America, Russia ar
ance, Spain and Sardinia will present le
Sultan with joint note on the subject 10
A meeting ofthe above-naned diplomats
already been held at the house of the M
lssan Ambassador. A confidential cir of
lar addressed to the foreign diplomats, sa
'lnlalns the right of the Porte to the ia
and of Perrin, recently taken possession ou
by England, and expresses the hope his
It 1t will be evacuated. n,C
CHINA letter from Hong Kong hi,
tes that Lord Elgin and Baron Gross his
! have meeting with Sir John Bow ON
g. and that no important operations d,
uld be undertaken until after the meet an,
e otl