The Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1852-1853, 1853-06-15
Arrival Of the Pacific.
NEW York, June 13.

The steamer Pacific, arrived from Liv-
erpoolat 2 O'Clock this afternoon,
COMMERCIAL lNTI IGENcE.
Manchester market finn, with healthy
aspect. Grain lively and leading articles
have an advancing tendency.
The prospects OF the haryests are much
brighter.
Maken, quotes Philadelphia, Baltimore
and Ohio flour, at 23s 4d@24s Cd.
Wheat, mixed red, 6s 4d@6s Sd; white
6s 10d@7s id.
On the 29th the British Government
refused, in both houses of Parliament, to
state whether or not, the Mediterranean
Fleet has been ordered to assist Turkey.
An interesting discussion took place in
the House of Lords, respecting the Share OF
the Captain General Of Cuba had in the
Slave Trade. All the Captains are implica-
ted, except Valdez and that Cancha, and
CaneIls are deeply guilty.
Spain has been remonstLa led with, and
has promised amendment, but the British
Fleet off Cuba, vii! be augmented.
The La Plata had arrived from Vera
Cruz, having Gen, Arista on board.
There have been considerable arrivals of
gold from Australia, but no better news.
1t is rumored but doubted, that Crampt-
on will be removed from Washington to a
better mission.
We have heaT1 nothing of the Stowe fa-
l"ily, except Of their attending .he Black
Swans Concert at the Stafford House.
Nothing whatever from France.
Switzerland has ordered out all its men
TO fight Austria.
Menchlkofs left CcDstantinople on the
22nd, and arrived at Odessa on the twenty
third
The Russian army numbers one hund-
red thousand strong, and is concentrating
on the Turkish frontier.
The Ministers of France, Russia, and
Austria, made a joint attempt to rec
oncle the parties, but Menchioff and
the Diyan, are equally implexibe, SO the
former left. The Ottoman fleet has been
sent for, and part despatched to Egypt for
troops. The Minister Of war has sent out
courtiers to every part of the Ottoman pro-
vince, an! called out all liable to bear arms
in the Empire. We do not know the
whereabouts of the French fleet, and the
orders of the British fleet are kept profound
secret. Affairs look critical but may set
tie quietly. Judge Jones, has presented
his credentials to the Vceroy of Egypt.
A corvette and frigae sailed from Alex.
dria, for Europe. At the Cape of Good
all was quiet. The pre- :pects of the Brit
ish in Bulmah are very dark. She had
met with arepulse, and the troops cut off
in Skirmish.
A steamer has been sent 10 India, express
ly for troops.
The China news is very interesting
The latest reliable intelligence is from Shang-
hal to April go.
Nankil was invested by the rebels on the
10Th.
The Imperial Commissioner hired the Por.
tugese Fleet to relieve the city by water,
but were captured by the rebels.
They then sought aid from the French,
English and American Consuls, who agreed
to help, and the British scntthe Salamander
Oily and Hermes, and the French steam
frigate Cassina. The American Commits
sioner, Marshall, undertook to place the flig-
ate Susquehanna before Mani in.
No accounts of the result have as yet
been received.
The imperial victories in the interior are
The NJ ssissippi Commodore Perry arri-
we'd at Hong X K)ng, April 7th, and dispatch
ed a play flag TO Hanghal on the 9th.
Vanderbetts steamer, the North Star, ar
rived at Southampton on the lst.
A private letter from Manchester reports
that on the 29lh Of March, which is day
later from Shanghai, that Nank:n had fal
len and the British Commander refuses to
permit the British Merchantmen to 20 up
The river with stores ofamuni;ion for either
party. 1t was also expected that the Amer
can fleet wou also back out.