Pomeroy weekly telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy, Meigs County, Ohio) 1860-1866, 1860-03-13
LATER FROM EUROPE.
Arrival of the Africa.

New YoRK, March 4.
The A fiica arrived this morning, with
Liverpool dates of the 10Th ult. Re-
ports the Nora Scotia, 1sutoni;a and Cir
cassian arrived out, onithe 18th, and the
Fulton on the 18th. ai s
England. W VIZ
The attention of all classes is concen-
trated on the Budget, and meetings pro
and con are held in all directions.
The conservatives show increasing
hostility to both budget and commercial
treaty with France, and in the House of
Lords an explanation had been called
for of the article which binds England
not to prohibit the expectation of coal.
Lord Russell stated in Parliament that
the special mission of Lord Elgin to
China had not been definitely arranged.
Lord R. also announced that he would
introduce Reform bill the first of
March. He also said that correspon-
dence was progressing with the Govern
ment of the United States with respect
to free admission to American coasting
trade between Eastern States and Cali
fornia, &C., but the matter was not in
position to be laid before the House.
In response to Mr.. Peel, Lord r. said
that inquiries had been addressed to
Sardinia as to whether there was an in
tention to cede Savoy to France. Sar-
dina denied any such intention.
Earle Granville also announced in the
House of Lords, that France will do
nothing touching that annexation with
out first consulting the great powers,
and obtaining consent Of the iHhabi-
tants.
A motion in the House to abolish
fogging in the navy, was negatived
The army estimates show an increase
of e2, 600, 600. > Fl
It is denied that Austria has replied
to the proposition of England touching
the Italian question.
1t is also reported that Russia rejects
the proposition. " i.'i'
Advices from Madrid state that Mar
shall 0'Donnell is actively engaged in
accommodating the country surrounding
Teutan; he had received delegations
from the Moorish Government, asking
on what terms peace would be granted,
and had referred the question to his
superior, who had despatched messen-
ger to Teutan with the conditions on
which peace will be granted
Public spirit, in Spain, is warlike, and
it is believed will continue.
Iron masters in Glasgow have agreed
to keep all their furnaces out of blast for
another fortnight. # O.
The land forces of England are fixed
at 144,000 men, being an increase of
nearly $500, in addition to the East In
dian army; which numbers $4,000.
The new Whetworth gun has been
tried with astonishing success, surpass-
ing in range and accuracy the Arm
strong gun.
It is said the French Government has
entered into relations with Prussia, as
member of the Zollverien, with view to
negotiating commercial treaty similar to
that with England.
| NJ. Thouvenel's circular to the French
diplomatic agents, in response to the late
Evangelical letter to the Pope, is pub
lished, and is attracting attention. It
apparently convicts the Pope of improp-
erly using his spiritual office for politi-
cal purposes.
A dispatch from NJ Thouvenel to the
French Ambassador at Rome is also pub
lished, explaining the present state Of
affairs in the Legations; and causes for
the same.
Italy.
The King of Sardinia arrived at Mi
Ian on the 10Th of FEBRUARY. He was
received with extraordinary enthusiasm
The new Roman loan bill has been ne,
gotiated with Belgium capitalists.
! Nine thousand Bavarians enlisted fol
the Papal army, had arrived.
/ Austria. ~ E-...
Large numbers of political prisoners
from Venitia, are being sent to Selavo-
MIA and elsewhere Austria had seized
large quantity of arms on their way to
Servia, through her territory.
Prussia. s.
The first Chamber had discussed the
government matrimonial law, and re-
jected civil marriage in every form.