The Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1852-1853, 1853-11-02
ARRIVAL OF THE N1AGARA.
PHILApELPHTA, Oct. 81


.a}.ss PHILADELPHrL, Oct. 81.
The Niagara arrived at midnight, and
her news was published in the morning pa
Pers.
BREADsrUFFs Western Canal ho1r 34s
Sd; Ohio 35s; Southern yellow 40s The
market has been firm with an upward ten
dency in -four and wheat, and a moderate
business. In corn but a small business has
been doing. White wheat 9s. Sd. a los.
Cd; red 9s I'd. Corn, white 40s; yellow
4Os Cd.
PRoyIsIoNs---New Pork, mess 95@IOOs.
A small business doing but prices are firm.
New prime mess 79s 6d@85s, Lard steady
at 5e@60s. Linseed cake, thin selling at
los Sd.
Moderate sales Of Tobacco at previous
rates.
MANCHEsTER,-Business and prices gen.
orally unchanged. In American securities
only a small business has been doing. Uni
ted States skies bonds 1lOI@I114. Penn
sylvania SIS 85@86.
The Paris correspondent says that letters
from Constantinople states that ia private
circles the Eastern question is closely exam
ined at every point, and the conclusion is,
that there is no escape from war. Russian
agents are actively engaged in Turkey, stir
ring the people up for insuSrrection.
The Sultan Of Turkey announces that if
the Russians do not evacuate the Danubian
PrincipaliieS, he will consider 1t a case of
war declared, and act accordingly; but the
Turkish troops will not at present cross the
Dannbe. The proclamation of war is post
ed on all the mosques, The Sultan invited
the combined fleets of England and France
to come to Constantinomle. The Black
Sea is to be free to vessels of neutral ma
tions,
Corn may be now imported into the
PAGER States duty free, until February
next
The Emperor of Russia has authorized
free Importation into all the ports of Fin
land, if all materials for equiping ships
This Privilege is to continue for FIVE years.
The latest news by submarine telegraph
from Pari+ is to Oct 18th. The police
made search for Koszta at the House of NJ.
Riff, a Hungarian, but he has not been
found
The Emperor Napoleon is reported as
having stated that unless Russia yields, war
must be proceeded with.
... New YORK, Oct go.
1t is further stated that the Emperor
Nicholas is disposed to make peace on fir
terms--that he does not desire war.
Accounts from France state that the EN-
peror has decidedly sgni6ed his determi-
nation to aid Turkey in ee Sc of war with
Russia. The French and English fleets
were in the Dardaneles, and had been invi-
ted to Constantinople. Letters from Con
stentinople are somewhat helligerent, but
not decided.
1t is farther STATED that the opinion very
generally prevailed in Paris and London,
among the best informed, that the Eastern
question would vet he amioHbly adjusted
and shlemd m'rcii%nts Ware operating Hn
der that conviction.
The news from othey parts Of Europe is
unimportaHt.
A letter from Turin says that the Pied
monti@s Government had been requested not
ta Asss,.It Mr. Foresti a naturaltzcd Amer
ican, AZ Can ul for the United States, ,.irg
ing he is a diSsipe OF Mazzini.
A number Of English officers, mostly be-
longing to the Indian service, are moving
between the Turkish camps, and a number
are also on the way to CUnstanlinople
The Paris correspondent OF London
Globe says, that notwithstanding all we hear
oil preparations for war, the impression here
that peace will be preserved is very gen.
eral.
The number Of officers OF aid to the
Turkish government tFom The Poles, Hun
garlans, &c., arc almos jIeTedble. These
offers arc not coniCed to the refugees in
France. Some have come from the United
States, from Hungary, Poland and Italy.
The overland mail.had been telegraphed.
Commodore Perry's Squadron reached ia
pan, July 9th, and left Oh the l7th. He
was well received, but nes esotiltions we're
postponed till next Spring. A formal
complaint has been made to the Pope re-
specting Gavazzi's movements in America.
The Niagara passed Ike Africa on the
id.h, AMI the Gty Of Manchester on the
9 list.