The Belmont chronicle, and farmers, mechanics and manufacturers advocate. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1848-1855, 1853-07-29
ARRIVAL OF THEARCTiC,
New YoRK, July 90.

COMMERCIAL iNTElLreENcE.
At Liverpool, Cotton was unchanged, with |
sales at an average tone.
Markets quiet, with fair inquiry, being
freely met by holders without any pressing
Of sales inquiry chiefly confined to the better
classes Of lower grades.
Brcads,uffs improved, owing to the prospects
of the French harvest, and the queter tone
OF the London and inland markets.
There is decline of n sixpence to one
shilling on Flour, and Id to Cd on Wheat.
Indian Corn some sales at previous rates.
Yellow rather dearer.
McHepry quotes Bacon moving freely;
shoulders are quiet, and in Beef and Pork
no amendment.
Cheese saleable, and Lard steady on
account Of advance. In Rice but little
doing.
At Manchester Home trade was steady,
and demand good with firm prices. The
export trade dull. Stock accumuating at
lower prices than would be accepted to secure
orders.
In the London Market, Sugar is firm, with
but little demand at previous rates. Coffee
dull and Tea unchanged, with limited trans
portations.
In Glusgow, Iron, large business was
done on the l2th. Mixed closed at 63s@53s
Sd.
MONEY MARKET.--In London and
English funds no alteration, and the market
rather languid Consols closed on the 18th,
money and account at 97&@95.
At Havre on the 18th, the Arctic's adviccs
had been received. The week opened with
good demand for Cotton, and the sales to-
day up to O'Clock, were $4,000 bales and
the prices well sustained.
GENERAL INTELLIGENCE.
The general news by this arrival is full Of
, interest.
Count Mcssclrode has issued new
circular more mpudent than the last he claim,
that Russia occupies the Tu XII III prncip llities
because Ihe French and English fleets occupy
Turkish waters, and hints very clearly, tina
, the Russian Government will refuse con
| citations unit these fleets are withdrawn
I expressing however, Russia's willingness t.
evacuate the princpalites, when her demand
are fully granted.
This note has partially opened the eyes O
the European public, who see the necessity @
bringing matters to settlement.
q Russia's object being merely to gain tim
L and render her position impregnabic.
:. The opinion isgaining ground that affair
y arc pointing to something decisive
The public are continually amused by dei
patches Of Pacific tendency, the latef
implying that France and England, had las
week forwarded to St. Petersburga moderat
note giving concessions on both sides. Il
end the matter an answer was expected Jul
= 18th, and till it is received all is mere guess.
:, The plot against Napoleon's life at th
!, Opera, wOs more serious than at first suppos I'd
The conspiracy was unravclled to the prisoner
while on trial.
The Silk crop in all parts of France, is view
:. ed with anxiety. They have not yet bee
!. suffering, as other crops, and again promia
~ well.
The pubic are warnedb by advertisements
ID against spurious Spanish bonds.
% 1t is sud that NJ Brock, the Austrian Envoy
instead of conciatory admission to Constar
" tnople, hus made an imperative demand o
10 Turkey. This if true is highly important.
y The Arctic brings l40 passengers, among'
or them, Senor Herrera, late Minister from Per
to Rome, Mrs, II. f. Meagher and Tfo
IS Meagher.
! The very latest news is from the Londo
d, Times Of the 18th.
I'd The French Minister Of Warts asserted
have addressed the President of the Cambt
III of Commerce, at Nantes, in the followin
a strain I'VE are not bent on making war, bl
'e if the Emperor whom the honor of his govcI
III ment is dearer than ALL, should think th
National honor exacts war, he will certain
IN not reced from the necessity"
III At Paris, Bourse was dull on Tuesday.
Nt Dates from Vienna, to July 18th state th
troops ure about to concenuat near Pete
IN warden, for the protection OF the frontier.
~ II il said that tho Porto will publish
'e proclamation in reply to tho Emperor
lr Russia; setting forth all the injustice suilere
d from Russia, for above a century in th
e Danuban principalities.
The Divan of Moldavia met at Jassey o
p the 7lh of June The first act was to vote n
adrcss of devotion to the Gar.
10 AN army of 80 900 Russians is to occup
!, the principalities.
ID The contracts for the rations has bee
y concluded for nine months.
81 Advlces from Smyrna are to the 29tl
They state that the Captain of an America
frigatr, has had his vessel stove by a
Austrian brig, on board of which the b'av
Hungarian, Col.Costo, who i, prisoner
!. The American Captain declared, that he vii
n oppose the removal Of the prisoner TO Triests
e and the U. y. Minister claims Costa, on tn
'r plea, that he IL an American citizen.
o The riot at Smyrna resulted from the arres
J. OF Mr.. Costa, Kossulh's Emssary, and tn,
n Captain OF the y, s Frgate, St Louis.
o ia believed that the u. s. Consul gallant
j. demanded to have the prisoners delivered u
l. to the protection ofthe United States.
Q FIGHT WITH MORMANS.
d Capt, Stone reported to the Chago Jour