Loudon free press. (Loudon, Tenn.) 1852-1855, 1853-09-23
7s1eoro,,hed 6rthe Charleston Courier.


Baltimore, Sept. ls, a. m.-The Q. S. Mail
steamship Arctic, Captain Luce, has arrived at
New York from Liverpool, which port she left
on the 18th inst. Among her passengers is the
notorious Mrs. Stowe. The Africa arrived at
!. Liverpool on the 4th inst.
European Latelligence.-The French Govern
ment is using every means to depress the price
Of Breadstuffs.
Turkish affairs are unchanged, and nothing
is known relative to the intentions of Russis .
1t is rported, however, that France has told thes
Sultan that any further steps he may take in
the matter will be at his own peril.
Baltimore, Sept Is, p M.-AHdntic and Pa-
ci6fc Railroad, The first meeting of the friends
of the Atlantic and. Pacific Railroad was held
in New York, on Friday. The Hen. Robert j.
Walker commenced the subscription with Sl0,-
100000, and DR.. Newcomer of Albany, put
his name down for nearly 100000.
Baltimore, September Is, P. N, Tile IellorU
Fsrer Relief funds.-The subscriptions in New
FORK for the Mobile sufferers amount to over
$6000-making total thus far of $2l ,000..
For the New Orleans sufferers Jullen's Con,
cert netted over $4,000, and the profits of one
days sales at Genin's stores $3.50. The whole
amount contributed for the New Orleans is esti--
mated at 1921, 900.
Baltimore, Sept. ls,-Ner York Cotton Mar
keith New York, on Saturday, Cotton was
dull, and 500 bales were sold.
Baltimore, September IN. ]. PJlitics--
The SofShells have adopted at Syracuse the
same resolutions as the Hards, and nominated
a full State Ticket. They also passed resolu-
tions, sustaining the administration and the
Baltimore Platform. The Albany Argus sup
ports the nominations made by the Hards.
Baltimore, September 10 GOregnOr Of Nas-
sacAusetts-The Free Sellers at Boston have
nominated HENRY WILSON as their candidate
for Governor
Baltimore, September I5.--Te Case Of
Bishop Doanc.-The Court of Bishops in ses-
sion at Camden, n. j., adj ourned sine die, and
dismissed the charges against Bishop DoANE,
he having, it is said, admitted that his conduct
was indiScreet, although not actuated by I'M
worthy motives-which even the presenting
Bishops allowed.
The Court of Bishops, however, notwithstan-
ding their adjournment, again have assembled
for what purpose is not known, but it is be-
lieved they have resolved to try Bishop DoAxE-
The following is summary of the latest ad-
vices from England
| Our Grain market has been very excited du
ring all this week, owing to an active demand
for shipment to France and Holland, where the
crops have turned out Indifferent. Reports Of
an unfavOring character respecting the proba-
bic yield of our own harvest has impaired ad-
ditional strength to the market, and with weigh
ty transactions in both Wheat and Flour, prices
have advanced n 5S. per Or on the former,
and IS per brl on the latter. Indian Corn
is comparatively neglected; holders, however,
are in asking outside rates. A falling barome-
ter here and accounts of unreasonable weather
in the inland districts, tends to increased firm
ness at to-day's market; the present qutatiOns
are however, calculated TO influence large sup
plies, and cause reaction.
CoyTIyENTAL.-Orderst to purchase on French
and Belgian account have served to keep the
Wheat trade at the ports on the Baltic in firm
of Wheat from the interior were beginning to
fail, which with the large shipments at present
making, had caused holders to raise their pre-
tensions. Wheat realized from 43s. 10. Cd
per or. f. o. b. according to quality. Freights
continued very high. From Settin we learn
that good red Wheat, weighing g. lbs. per BUSH
ell, could have been purchased at lis. per or. T.
o. b. No change in pticas of Wheat had ia
ken place at Rostock-a considerable portion
of that crop, as well as Rye, had been harves-
ted in good order. Hamburger advices report
ed large business doing in Wheat ON French
account at high rates, red from SO - to go lbs
weight, having realized 53s., and 60! TBS. equal
to 54s. Cd. per quarter f. o. b. At Rotterdam
Wheat was in lively request, and SIS. per quar-.
ter, t. o. b. had been obtained. The aeeORnssOs
the French harvest continuing to be unsatisfac-
tory, prices of Wheat and Flour have advanced,
the rise on the the former being from u to 2
per bushel, and on the latter from to per
sack. From AncOna We arc informed that new
Wheat had realized equal to sis. per quarters,
f. b., and that contracts had actually been clos
ed at CTS. per quarter, f. o. b. The adviees from
the more distant ports on the Black Sea report
an active inquiry for Wheat The value Of PO-
fish Wheat Odessa was at 34s. Sd. per quarter,
f. o. b., the purchases being chiefly made on
French account. At Galatz, great fears had
been entertained for the Maize crop. Wheat
has been in good request at late rates.
The following comparison of prices current
for Flour in several markets, at last dates may
be interesting
New York, Sept. l2...............$6:68@6:75
Philadelphia. Sept. l0............... 500
Cincinnati, Sept. l3................. 5:OO@5:lO
Pittsburgh, Sept. l2............... $50
Sandusky, Sept. l2................ 5:O0(G5:25
Detroit, Sept 9....................... 5:20(95:37
Buffalo, Sept. lO.................... 5:j0(g5:75s
Baltimore, Sept. l0................. 600