The Jackson standard. [volume] (Jackson C.H., Ohio) 1847-1888, 1853-10-13
Ielearopllle.
Arrivol of the steamer Arabia.

ARRIVAL Oh Ine otenAAANA HAs~SA"' tft /
New YORK, Oct. 6, A. M.
The Steamer Arabia, with edvices from
Liverpool to the Gath ult., arrived at this
port at half past 10 o'clock this morning.
: Trade at Manchester was dull, and
prices lower.
Western Canal Flour is quoted at 33S,
and Ohio at 34s.
Indian Corn had considerably advanc'
ed, and White is quoted at 40s per quar-
ter. - *. s-
Lard was in good demand at full Pri-
ces.
Provisions were lower.
No change in rates of interest. Con-
suls had further declined. - 4
Rice was in good demand at full prices.
Only a small business was done in
American Securities. .. ..,.s.
At Liverpool Flour is quoted at 32s Cd
O34s for Philadelphia, Baltimore and
Ohio. White Wheat 9s 5d(09S Sd; red
and mixed IS Sd to 9s Sd per bushel.-
Yellow and White Corn is quoted at 39s
O4Os. Tallow had advanced 10 56s.-
Rosn was in good demand at Is to lis
for common to fine. 100 brls Spirits
Turpentne sold at 58s. Lard was ac-
tive at SIS on the spot, and sos to Cos to
arrived in the Spring. Spring Clover
Seed is quoted at Ats. LinSeed Cake
was inactive demand.
The cholera was raging fearlully in
the north of England. ..g
The Spanish Ministry had resigned.
The Turkish affair wears more threat
ening aspect than ever, The Turkish
people are generally aroused TO ianati.
cism, and had called on the Sultan TO
declare war against Russia or abdcate
the Throne. In the meantime the four
powers are using every exertion 10 induce
the Sultan to accept Of the original Vienna
note. Austria shows symptoms OF back
ing out Of the alliance with France and
England, and to take sides with Russia.
This news had very depressing in,
huence upon the London money market
and funds materially declined. ...
There is nothing else in the genera a
news of special interest. ..f....
The Arabia brings 1870 passengers -
She passed the Atlantic on the Goth Sep
tember, and exchanged signals at mid.
night, on the 28th, with ste ,mer sup
posed to be the Asia. She passed the Ar
tic on the 4lh inst t.. ..., ...
The st@naw Hermann arrived of
Cowes onVHe morning Of the Esd Sep
tember. .... . ... ,...
The cholera was raging in many towns
and cities in England and Ireland aud
the North Of Europe. The deaths al New
castle were averaging 100 per day
There were l40 deaths at Stockholm or
the 18th Sept At Casserona, 932 had
f died out OF population OF $4,000.
At Constanlnople, pacards continued
to be posted. calling for war, and bitter
feeling against England was rapidly
spreading among the Musselmen, who
were freely carca'uringthat country, and
circulating the prints over the country
The general feeling at Coustantnoblt
, was, that the Sultan would make no fur
lher concessions either to Russia or 10 iht
, Powers, and it was rumored that the dis
, pule between the English and Frenct
ministers had been revived. the Frencl
minister insisting that the French flee
should come up to Constantinople, Il
! which Lord Radcliffe objected.
q Dispatches from Vienna Of the 20tl
= ult. confirm the report that Austria wa
= backing out. She declines 10 sanction
r guarntee in The note against any lurthe
Interference on the part Of Russia, be
tween the Sultan and his subjects.
Another dispatch from Vienna state
that Instructions had been sent TO the En-
glish and French ministers at CONSTANT
noPle, to. urge the Porte to accept the frs
, note.
The Bey Of Tunis had notified th
Porte that his forces were ready TO taxi
, the field. ..-
, The English Government contract 10
! Beef is f6 los.
Pork was firm at Liverpool, and Tallo'
much excited.