The Ohio organ, of the temperance reform. (Cincinnati, [Ohio]) 1853-1854, 1853-10-21
THREE DAY LATER FROM EUROPE.
ARRIVAL OF THE STEAMER ASIA.

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/ Decline II HoHy and WIs4t-Ray Uadseidec
n The steamer Asia, win advices from LlveypoO
to the sth instant, aiEiFed al her wharf this aisf
l noon. ..-,s Il, E,,,
II Tire sales Of Cotton during the week, at Liver
H pool, were $4,000 bales, OF which exporters tool
II 3,4OO bales and spectators zoo do. The mafke
was dull and prices irregular and generally
Trade si Manchester was dun, bltpriceS wsr,
/ not lower. 4tr fsor s3aae II aoflf
The market for Flour and Grain was ouIeter
and the demand for speculation had entiEel j
ceased. Prices were dropping, and Flour bad de-
| clined 3D. 70 ed per bbl, and Wheat Id TO "a pei
bushel. IAdisn Corn wasiunchanged. The quo.
tatons are, American white Wheat % 9daI0s Sd,
and red and mixed gs 9daIO, Western Cana
Flour 33s 6da35s. and Baltimore. Ohio and PbIIs.
| phia 34s 6da35s. Indian Corn 30sa4ls for yellow
| and 4la42s for WhiIe. p t1} 5W iHiN Uk7
| There was a moderate business doing in Beef
and Pork at previous rates, bul Bacon Sides and
Shoulders were dull and prices nat. Wll i9 WOf
Lard was dull on the spot at SO 460s, but was In
demand, for spring delivery, at 62s. "vlH V3A
Cheese had further declined under the effects OF
large imports from the United States.
Consols had huctnated considerable, and closed
Friday evening at 92a994 for money and account.
The Paris Bourse closed oH Friday at 70 and 90
for the three, 99a7O for four and half and g2a05
for the Bank. M .4
General Intelligence.
Nothing definite In regard to the Turkish dues-
tion had been received at Liverpool on the morn
ing of the 9th.
The Patis correspondent Of the London Times
says3that the French and English Governments
had notified Russia, in strong notes. that 1t was
now too late to issue any more notifications, and
that England and France will support the integri-
ty of Turkey. This statement wass deemed
probable, but needed confirmation. a8i m
| GNaua Nu- L.. .a.NI L
Arctic regions, bat had brought home no intell-
gence from Sir John franklin. 9f9 efa
Commander Mcclure had sailed through from
Davis' to Behring's Straits. 1H aiis 1l5F5I
Martin koszia embarked atSmyrnR on the 23d
for the United States
According to the most reliable accounts which
were, however, considered imperfect, the Sultan
had not signed the declaration of war; but the
Grand Council had voted that war again st Russia
should DO declared leaving 1t to the discretion of
the Executive when to proclaim hostilities ~
Many rumors were current but all were con-
sidered doubtful-one, that Gen. Cavabort, with
10000 troops, will 60 10 CoDstantinope; that the
French and English will occupy the forts on the
Bosphorns, and that the combined fleets will reach
Constantnople on the 9th inst, all of which is
considered doubtful.
1t is authenticity stated that the Emperor Of
Russia, at 0lmutz, declared that he strongly wish
cd for peace, in order TO enable him to back out
| oEtho dificulty. t.s g4H q. lgTT0 FTl
The Bank of France has raised the rste of in
| terest to four per cent; the Bank OF Prussia to
five per cent and the Bank of Warsaw 70 sx per
/ cent discount,
/ Mr.. Soule arrived at Madrid on the Goth ult.
i On the morning Of the 9th the British Cabinet
i had long session.
The Paris correspondent Of the London Times,
under date Of Friday evening the 7th inst, says
II that despatch had been received from Vienna
stating that the Sultan had fixed four weeks as
We We tme VI hin which Russia shall evacuate the
II Fnincipahues, and confirming the report that the
Il Sultan had signed declaration of war against
Russia, on the 26th of September.
II The dlhcultes with the operatives at ManChes-
Il ter continued as unsettled as ever.
/ The market for American stock, owing to the
unsettled state of the Eastern question, and the
scarcity OF money, maintained a dull appearance,
| although there was more done during the week
II than previously,
II United States bonds of '6s are quoted at llOk
lllf, and do. stocks, Skies, Of 1867, at ITO l10f.
Il Sugar had advanced In the London market and
was in good demand.
Additional Foreign News BY the Asia.
Tbe Asia brOpGht I89 passengers among whom is the
The steamer Franklin arrived at Cones on the 9Th,
The Ship Anne Jane Of, and bound to Quebec with
cargo vas wrecked the Sth ult, eff the Hebrides
| b.. which three hundred lives were lost. g'T'
RsTay nPq u e ns great bSSa n
whcA II persons were killed, and 50 wounded, many
| OF the latter WaH HORRIBLY mangled. f..
/ Whitehead 4 Co.sextensve mills at Du Bridge York
shire England have been totally destroyed Loss El60-
ONO and fourteen hundred hands were thrown out Of
| employment IIFEI
The Paris Patre cOntradcs officially, the statement
that the Sultan had signed the decaration Of War and
says further that the Turkish Council had merely Feselv
ed that more concessions could be made and that
preparations Of should be carried on with increased
energy, e"
ThechOlera was committing fearful ravages among the
| Russian troops on the Danube
Before the Car left Omez he sent Gcourier to st. Pc
tersburgh with orders to have new levy Of troops
corps Of 1900 troops was leave ToulOn to reinforce
| the French army at Rome.