The Ashland union. [volume] (Ashland, Ashland County, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1858-07-21
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A6& - Canada.
New YoRK, July l6.
GRE4r BRiTAIN.ZOn the 20ih tn
Lords were not in session. and the Ton
mons were engaged in debating the mai
rage laws.
SOn the first in the House of Lord
the question of the admission of Jew
into Parliament was taken up.
Lord Derby rece3ed from his oppo
sttion to the measure. He believed i
was to maintain iuviolate the principle
forswhich their Lordships had 30 Ion,
commended without bringing themselve
into collision with the House of Com
mons; therefore he ielt it the duty o
the House to consider whether Their
was any possibility of satisfactory,
settling all differences. He believed
that the suggestion of Lord Lucan, tina
the Commons should be allowed to dis.
pense by resolution with the words-"or
the faith of the christian" when any
number of the Jewish persuasion ap.
pied to take his seat, afforded the only
solution of the difficulty, and therefore.
with great regret, he was prepared to
accept the measure.
Lord Lyndhurst consented to post
pone bis bill and Lord Lucan, 10 moving
the second reading of his measure, ex-
planned that 1t gave the House of Com.
mons the power of emitting the words
son the true faith of a christian" by
resolution, but required that any mem
Der of the Jewish persuasion should
presentxhimself on the first instance at
the table of the House and state his OBJ
jections to the oath in the form in WHICH
it now stood.
After some debate the I'd reading was
carried by l43 to 81.
In the commons on the 2nd, attention
was called to the fact that the Peruvian
Government was selling guano to the
Americans at lower prices than to the
English Government. 1t was replied
that Peru had promised to reduce.
LONDON, Saturday July 3d.-The
Times city article reports. that the
funds opened yesterday at a further de-
C Inc of l-s. but subsequently slightly
recovered. There was a very active de-
mand in the discount market, and full
rates were demanded.
A report was circulated that the lay
ing of the Atlantic Cable vas nearly
completed and shares advanced from
$500 to a nominal quotation of $500
1t is reported that another of the
failures in Rio Janeiro, is that of Ash
ley, Wilson & Co., for Else, 600.
FRANtE-Tne Paris correspondent of
the Daily Nescs says that the affair of
Montenegro aud the tick.ish state of d.
piomatic relations between France and
Turkey and Austria are considered very
serious. That France has sent an ulti
matum to. Turkey, and if a satisfactory
answer should not be returned at once,
more ships will be sent to the Adriatic.
Z he Monfteur publishes a decree re-
appointing NJ. Democracy, President of
the corps legislative. A special session
of the Legislature was anticipated.
The Monitcur contains q decree
which continues the law of June 1853,
.forbiddiDg Corsicans to carry arms till
june 1868.
Several districts in France were suffer.
ing severely from a great want of water.
In Paris water was being used very
spariDgly by the lower classes.
The Pat'ie says that a Russian frig-
ate has joined the French squadron IN
the Adriatic, and been placed under the
order of the French Admiral. This
news had created a sensation at Vienna.
SPAIN "A telegraph dispatch gives
the following as the new appointment in
Minister of Foreign Affairs and
War, O'Donnell ; Minister of Justice,
Magnetic /; Munster of Finance, Saia-
vera Minister of the Interior, Daher.
ra Minister of Marine, Noedda.
A Madrid dispatch says. that. Gen.
Conchas has complained to the Govern
OF tho Insults of the English in
refrresce to the slave trade question.
The Madrid journals say thai the
intends to call onsEDgland
for an explanation of the gratuitous in
suits to which Spain has been exposed
the debates of Lords, by Earl Mains
bury and others.
ITALY-The Tribunal of Appeal at
has declared the recently liberia
ted steamer Cagliari a good aud lawful
prize.
A contract for a loan of 40, 0O0, 900
was taken by the R~othschilds of
and the Commercial Bank of
Sanguinary conflicts were almost of
occurrence between the French
and Roman soldiers.
PRUssIA.-A serious dispute has ia
ken place between Prussia and Austria
regard to the garrison at Radstadt.
The cause of the fight was said to be
that instead of a moderate contingent
BY Austria TO replace the Russian sol
liers, she sent a large force, thereby,
'ays the Berlin papers, attempting to
the influence of Prussia.
RUssIA.-The newspaper controversy
which this difficulty has excited, RACES
on both sides. It is said that
l62, 600 soldiers would assemble in the
camp of .Po9onski, near Warsaw, at the
of August, for inspection by the
Gar.
The cholera had made its appearance
At St. Petersburg.
a fire had almost destroyed the ship
ping at Helsingford.
TURkEY.-It is announced that the
Turkish government had made ample
satisfaeSlon for the attack on Mr.. Won
Blanque, the British Consul General at
Belgrade. The regiment to which the
soldiers who made the attack belonged,
has been withdrawn and TIE soldiers aud
ais officers sent to Coustantiuople for
trial.
The Pasha had personally expressed
the regret of the Porte to the Consul,
ordered salutes to be fred in honor
Of the British Consul. 1t was stated
hat Faud Pasha had communicated q