Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1861-03-22
Fnreicn News

FOTeiSH news
SANDY Hook, aturGav, March 16
The Royal Mail steamer Ara5ia, from
Liverpool on the I'd, gia Queenstown on
the Sd, has passed this point for New
York, where she will be due at six P.
NJ.
Breadstufs-Market dull with decln-
ing tendency. r. d Co. and w. n.
u Co, report Flour dull, prices easier.
but quotahly unchanged Wheat quiet
ana irregular, with partial decline Of
1@2d per hundred. Corn dull; mixed
35s. 81 @37s.
Provisions quiet. Beef quiet. Pork
dRA Bacon heavy -LarG dull and
slighaycdvclihed, quoted at SAG 56s -
Tallow quiet.
Political news un:mpOrtant.
The seige Of Messina by Admial Per-
sand was sooH expected to be com en-
ced.
The French Senate was spiritedly de-
batting an adress to the throne l'
The House of Commons debated the
yrian question. The conduct of the
French troops was generally condemned.
Lord John Russell admitted that the
it dc Sirable to terminate it as soon as
possible.
The Great hip Comp any had adop-
tea a report, already published. The
ship will probably be ready next month
for a voyage to America #
The Duke Of Il therand is dead.
Tie French enate was warmly de-
batting an address and response to It e
Emperor's speech. Prince Napoleon
justified the policy Of Piedmont, aud ut
tered some sym pathetic words relative
timely attack. He opposed union of
tie temporal and spiritual powers of the
Pore, but said the independence of the
Pope must be insured.
A pastoral letter by the Bishop Of
Poictiers, comparing the Emperor to
Pontius PLATE. created great sensation.
Tie government was debating what
measures to take.
The Bourse was dull and steady at
98f. 15c
The seige of Messina was ex pected to
commence in a few days. The ardini,
ans occupied the nights cefImanding
the citadel. It is said the resistance OF
the Governor Of the citadel arose from
orders OF Francis. representatives
from foreign powers at Messina proteS-
ted against the damage that might en-
sne.
Fearful inundations hal occurred at
GaItz. Hundreds Of per<ons ware re,
ported drowned, and immense quanti-
ties Of grain lost.
The Governor Of ST Petersburg an
n"unces that no government measure
relative to peasants will be published on
the 81 inst. h.
A Paris letter to the DaHy EclCS men
tions rumor in accredited quarters that
Prince Metternch had just com munica-
ted TO NJ Thouv4nal an important note
from the Cout Of Vienna, asserting
therein that the Austrian government de-
clares never to recognize Victor Eman
nel King OF Italy, bur. if France with
draws her troops from Rome, she will
i'm meliately replace Them by an Austr-
ian army, and, If rcvolutinnists mako
the least movement in -Venetia or Han
gary, sha will cross the Mintio sl
Captain Hockey, ofthe he14ustrntosiin.
reportee that he broke both h4hges of
the screw February 20, IN latitnle so
longitude q, hut continued on his Ivoy-
age westward till the 26th, under can
vass. " en- a heavy gale was ex Experienced
from the westward He put before it
rehching Queenstown on the 3D. +. Du-
ring oue day he made only twenfy-eight
miles -sa s.a'a -5.a D 5E -. ess.r
The Ata5ia 1d;i not bring The. Austya =
ta$iah's specie. 81. i--7a4 lisa lz- qz.EI.
The Hi5ernfa,s steanier4of the GSlway
Tt.inc, was advertised 10 snil Marclf 26
for ST johns ana Bostan.o ga' 81 Z5a'5a
In the House ~ EoIds on The lst.
Lords Norman y and MaltSBng aqnack-
ttti The Fardihian q eVernmtnt and Qle-
nounted the pnljcy of Englhnd. 1'-Ha7d
/ The Paris %I'dtIie asserts that the
French Army WAS not to qaito Rome.