Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1853-11-24

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| Hosiiiiiies-1Adpdnce. 2 in Breadstlfs--
The combined, fleets in the Sea Of Mar
! mora. al + yts M 2ay,,
/ HALIFAX, Nov. 1.-The steamer Amer
lea, with advices from Liverpool to The 99sh
Iull., has arrived al this port. :, N ssat
| a jCoMMERcIAL INTELLIeENcE,-A large bus.
Iiness was doing in breadsluffs a, Llyerpooli
and prices were buoyan.. White Wheal Is
quoted a, los 6d0lls; Western Canal Flour
at 37s Sd, and Baltimore and Ohio 38sfd
38s Cd, the later rate for extra brands Il
/ Corn was firm and is quoted a, 45s(O46s
for yellow and white, being an advance
during fhesweek Of 2sIIoi3sper suar,er. !
nThere was moderate business doing in
Beef a, previous rates. Newiprime mess is
quoied al 95s. Nothing had been done in
Pork. Bacon was dull, wilh a declining
|ienilencys Lard xns u1cbanged with soles
fof zoo ions a. 68std )59sEEeK stgF
/ Sugar was dull and tending downward
Coffee remained fiat and prices dropping.
Trade al Manchester was unchanged.
The commercial advices from India were
considered favorable. .s l..
The transactions in United States stocks
were small during the week, but prices were
about the same.
A, Llavre The cotton market was better,
and all qualities had improved. Superfine
Gennesee Flour is quoted in lha, market al
4505OGs, and White Wheat a, 83tO84(s.
Al, London the money market continued
to huc,uae considerably. Consols for mon.
ey and accoun, closed at 91Sa913.
GENERAL lNrELLIGENcE.--A telegraphic
dispatch from Bucharest, SAYS, two Russian
steamers and eighl gun boas forced Inc pas
sage Of the Danube. a ld.encounlered brisk
fire from the Turkish fort.
The Russians had one Colonel, three Of
fcers, and lwelve sailors killed, and upwards
Of forty wounded but they succeeded in
setting fire to the for by shells. ,s. s,
france has made full preparations for a
land expedition to Constantinople, but no
orders will be given 10 march unless new
circumstances arise, which, in the opinion
of the Emperor, will render such move
ment necessary.
Late advices from 81. Petersburg say that
Count Nesselrode is very anxious for further
negotiations.
|. was reported at Paris ,ha. Nicholas had
abdcaled in favor of the Hereditary Grande
Duke; and, though the report was doubtful,
i, had q favorable effect on the money mar
keI. ...
The French Minister a, Constantnople
has been recalled, and his successor ap-
pointed.
/, is reported that the Gar had said he
would rather back out than fight.
The combined fleets of France and En-
gland have come 10 anchor in The sea Of
Marmora, which has caused much surprise
al Conslaninople, and the Porte is said to
have declared that the movement Of the fleet
was wholly upinleligible, unless as the allies
of Turkey, and if the combined powers are
apprehensive Of the safely of the Sultan,
and have come there only to protect his per-
son, they have no use for their fleets at
Cons,antinople, as the Turkish Government
undertakes TO guarantee the Sullan's safety;
and The avowal of the presence of the fleet
on this mission is an insult to Turkey. and
an indication of her weakness, which would
place her ina wrong position before the ma.
llions Of Europe. iar
The Turkish Minister Of Finance has re,
signed. e..tt. ..t.f-.. -A- e
II is now stated that the conference al
Vienna have drafted new proposition for
the settlement of the question between Rus
sia and Turkey. ass as3 sr
The King Of Belgium is now reported 10
be using his influence in bringing about q
settlement Of The difficulties.
A selegrupbic dispatch from Vienna, un,
der date Of The 26,h, says il was reported
there that O skirmish had taken place onthe
Danube between delalchmenls of The Rus
sian and Turkish forces, but il was mol be-
lieved that any pilched balle had yel been
fought. wait .sa. asyase1a9'
The Turkish Government in all her
movements displays great military sagaci.y;
i. has officially recognized the Circassian
Chiefs, and has forwarded arms for them 10
The mountains. s..i na aa. 81
The Hungarian General Guyon has been
sen, us Lieu,enent Generallo Asia. Y
The Russian forces at Bucharest consist
of 10000 men, and they are establishing
strong reserve corps. All the Commanders
had been ordered 10 join their respective
corps, a5, st-a'r br Or
The Pon,oon corps had left Bucharest fol
the Danube. The Religious BenedicIor
service usually preceding action, took plact
al Bucharest on the 10Th ul.., 10 which the
Greek Patriarch was invited. o
The Turkish Cabinet and the Crane
Vizier had Published an order calling upor
the inhabitants Of Consanlinople 10 preserv,
order, and to pray for The success of III,
Turkish arms, and 10 protect the Christian
subjects OF the Sultan from insult.
III ]. is now slated positively lha. twas Ih'
. Russians, and moi The Circassians, were de
1 fea!ed in the engagements which took plac,
$ in September. ,.....
4 Persia had disbanded her army on til
[. Turkish frontier. ., VI t
n Collections were being made in Englan
h 10 procure testimonials TO present 10 Captain
h lngraham OF the United Siales. for his nobl
s conduct in yndicaIng The cause Of lis coun
q Try and humanity in The harbor Of Smyrna
). The steamer Argo had arrived in Englan
!. from Australia, with halra million serin
In n,ld f'"t -F f'-+-f t't az eattHA ~
:" eS''i ip'q $40 aaissI ,bs37'
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