The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1853-06-30
TELEaRAPHIc IETELLIGENCE
Arrival or rhc steamer Baltic

Arrival OF the steamer Baltic
New YoRK, June s7.-The steamer Baltic,
with dates from Liverpool TO the 18th inst,
arrived at this port last evening.
The Cotton market at Liverpool was very
firm, with a large speculative demand. The
sales Of three days were IS 600 bales. Of
which 80, 900 were taken out on speculation
The market closed firm at the last quota
tons.
Brown and Shipley quote breadstufs a
shade easier, without any positive decline,
though the demand was very limited
Philadelphia and Baltimore brands sold
slowly at 25s
There was little doing in Corn, and the
imports were large. Wheat was dull.
The weather was favorable and crops DO.
ing well.
There was nothing doingin Bacon; buy
ers were asking a decline Of % on sides;
shoulders were held at 34s, but 32s was the
highest rate Offered.
There was nothing more doing in Beef
but Pork was dull and prices nominal.
Lard was dull and had declined IS. Tai
low was quiet.
At Manchester trade was brisk, but the
transactions were not heavy.
At London the produce market was steady
Sugars we're quiet, but prices were main
tained. Coffee and Tea we're dull.
The money and fund market had nm i'm
proved tone. Consols closed for money on
account, at 10000 ex-dividend.
At Paris, commercial confidence was al
most restored The French funds had re-
covered from the recent decline.
Brown g. Shipley say Breadstuls were
easier, without any actual decline.
McHenry says BUYERS of Flour insist on
a decline of Cd on Fl our and 81 on Wheat
and attributes it to favorable weather.
A Commercial Treaty has been conclud'
ed between Sardinia and Paraguay.
Notwithstanding the peaceful appearance
!, of the Turkish and Russian affair, the former
powers continues to fortify the Bosphorus
The English Ministry had announced, il
| both Houses of Parliament, that the Englisl
j and French fleets had been jointly despatch
5 ed to the Dardanelles, and furnished will
the same instructions; and further, that tn,
best understanding existed between Francs
and England, and which would not be eff
: fccted should any collision occur between
, Russia and Turkey.
I Mr.. French had made a motion in tn
British Parliament, calling for all the cor
respondence regarding the Imprisonment q
colored subjects of Great Britain in Sout
C Carolina, and said he was convinced that
that State was properly pressed she woul
G annul her black laws. The correspondents
was ordered.
d Mr.. Beaumont made a similar movement
and with the same success, in the House {
Lords.
A special entertainment was given I
Commodore Vanderbilt at Southampton, 0
which two hundred guests were present.
The Commodore was taking a large comp5
nay Of the inhabitants on a pleasure cruz
around the south coast of England.
Advices from Constantinople Of the 3Otl
is say that the Porte had handed a note to til
representatives Of the four Powers, explain
Is ing the measures taken to maintain the il
N tegrity of the Turkish Empire, and decla
ut ing firmly that an arrangement with Russi
&c was out of the question, while that Pow'
persists in her exurbitant pretensions. o
the 2Sth the French Ministers gave Radei
III che Pascha u formal assurance Of the SUI
IL port of the French Government, and Il
u English ambassador was to have an aud
Is ence ON the 23d June, for the purpose
III giving similar assurance on the part
u England.
lc The military preparations OF Turkey WEI
carried on with great activity. The Turks
III fleet, twenty-five sail, were anchored at Il
entrance to the Black Sea; and at the ars
20 nal, twelve corvette and several frigat'
were being armed, and would be ready b
o. the I'd Of June. There were also lao fla
IL boats for the transportation Of munitions
war to the fleet and citadel on the Bosph
rs rus. The military were pouring in from q
~ quarters, to be received by the Sultan.
Il The emigrant ship Aurora, bound fro
y, Hull to New York, founded at sea on Il
; goth May. Twenty-nine of the crew al
w passengers were lost, and the Captain al
- twelve others were saved.