Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1857-05-12
ARRIVAL OF the Arrian

Africa with dates from Liverpool to the
/ 9th ult., arrived here this afternoon.
GENERAL INrELLIGENcE.-It has been
resolved to double the capital Of the Bank
of France.
Queen Victoria has been delivered of a
daughter. Politics were quiet.
1t is reported that Napoleon is soon go
ing to Algiers. There are continued ru-
mors of French conspiracies. The French
Republicans propose running Carnot, Cav
ignac and others for the Legislature.
France and England are mediating in
the Spanish Mexican quarrel
Prussia mediates between the Western
Powers and Naples.
Accounts from Vienna represent the
Council as busily engaged in preparing the
Constitutions which the Emperor is to carry
with him as presents to his subjects, in his
projected journey to Hungary and other
parts of the Empire.
Preparations for the journey into Hun
gary are going forward on grand scale.
Sardinia proposes to resume negotiations
with Rome.
Wirtemberg has signed the Concordat
with Rome.
The demand by Turkey on Persia for a
restitution of territory has been referred to
France and England.
The English Persian treaty has not been
concluded.
His Majesty's departure is fixed on the
third of May.
Letters from Naples, dated April 9th,
contain the most interesting intelligence.
There is a spirit of disgust and discon-
tent spreading among the Neapolitan
troops, and they are ripening into state
which may be precursory to some impor-
tant movement.
There have been some disturbances at
Bologna and Vilerbo, in the Roman States,
the pretext being payment of taxes, but
they were put down, and energetic meas
ures were taken to prevent a recurrence Of
them.
A private letter from Turin, Of the 4th
ult.. states that the departure of the Aus
trian Minister and the rupture of diplo-
matte relations with Vienna, had produced
but slight sensation in the former city.
The Sandman Government will remain
firm, though quiet and moderate, unless
wantonly prevented.
Portugal was sending an expedition
against Macao.
Austria was negotiating treaty with
Persia similar to that of the United States.
The Paris correspondent of the London
Times says that Marshal Zerrano had an
interview with Count Waleuski on the sub
ject of the quarrel between Mexico and
Spain. Waleuski is extremely desirous
that this unfortunate affair should be ami
cably arranged, and is leaving nothing
undone for that purpose. The English
Ambassador is also lending cooperation,
and both governments will leave nothing
undone toward pacific termination. A
great deal depends upon the Mexican En-
voy himself, and upon the instructions he
has received. The latest dispatches from
Madrid corroborate the views of the
Spanish Government, and their anxiety to
settle affairs, if ii can be settled without
dishonor.
According to St. Petersburg letters, the
administration of Poland is likely to be en-
tirely separated from Russia; also stated
that directly after the marriage of the
Grand Duke Michael, he will be appointed
Stadt Holder of the Kingdom of Poland.
The French Government has decided
that the introduction into Algeria of In
dian and Chinese laborers, shall be en-
couraged.
The Circassans had attacked several
strong columns of Russians who had pen
etrated into the mountains of Tuab. The
Russians lost seven thousand men, and
the Circassians three hundred. Mehemet
Bey was forming the Circassians into mill
itary organizations.
The tribes OF Daghestan have captured
Fort Salph, and massacred the garrison.
The garrisons of the neighboring villages
had surrendered.
PARIS, April 16.-The cooperation of the
French government in further operations
in China will he Of tie heartiest kind.
The Catholic Church, for the protection
of numerous missionaries in China, has
made urgent representations to the En-
perer to take an active part in the war.
1t is said that Lord Elgin will demand
a renewal of the former treaties with the
following amplifcations of one of their
provisions as regards commerce.
The number of ports open to Europeans
is to be nine instead of FIVE, and diplomatic
missions are to be established at Pekin upon
the same footing as those of Russia, as re-
CARDS offence and defence. The English
Government demands the right of estab-
fishing military posts wherever they have
Consuls, and that vessels of war may enter
into any port whatever.