The Ohio union. [volume] (Ashland, Ohio) 1849-1854, 1853-08-10
Arrival Of tha NIAGARA.
BreadstvF'S AdUdnced-- Turkish Ques,
tio;l Settled.

port. H
Commercial news taken ont by the Bal.
tic, had favorably affected the cotton mar.
ket, causing a large trade and fair specula-
live demand, at advanced prices. The
entire sales of the week reached $4,000
bales, Of which spectators look le, 500
and exporters SO, 500 bales.
Dcnnision says all kinds Of breadstufrs
had considerably advanced, and a barge
business wass doing. Flour had advanced
Cd to Is per Dbl. He quotes Western
Canal at 24s6d Ohio at 27s5d; and Bal
timore & Ohio at 2Sa2ss5d. ..u-
Wheat advanced 2da3d per bushel, and
White quoted at Ss2d mixed al 7o6da7s
lid.
Corn is irmer, but quotations are unal.
tered. White and yellow are quoted at
3lsa32s.
There was hat a small business doing
in Beef, Pork, and Bacon I; but prices were
firm. Shoulders were dull aud prices
declining. lard was irmer and few sales
made at 53a54s.
The difficulty between Russia and Tur.
key is considered nearly settled. The
Emperor of Russia accepts compromise
offered by The four powers.
Heavy floods have occurred in the south
of England, causing much damage to crops
and considerable loss Of life, but al The
latest accounts The storm had absted.
The French Minister of Foreign Affairs
had replied to the Manifesto of Nesselrode,
exposing in a temperate, yet powerful
manner, the %artiice Of the Russian Chan.
cellor.
The Paris press consider the Eastern
question as definitely settled.
large number of persons had been az.
rested, for being implicated in the conspi.
racy TO assassinaic the Emperor at the
Opera. The whole number arrested is
two hundrec.
1t is siaetd that the Russian Chancellor
told the French Amba ssador, who present.
ed the proposition Of the four powers,
that the Car would wrlc0me the arrange.
menl held out for his acceptance, and Tie
only delay in completing the negotiations
would be occasioned BY the necessity Of
obtaining the consent of Austria, which i.
said to be already on The way 10 ST. Pc.
tersburgh.
A nmor was circulated at Paris, thai
the American Minister at Consianlinople
had addressed a note to the Porte, an.
nouncing that the United States would sup.
port the Turkish integrity, and hencefor
ward would claim a voice in the adjust
ment of European afr,irs.
1t WAS lelrgraphed from Cons,anlinopl,
that a c0nriIiaIoIy note had been issued b,
Reschid Pacha, calculated 10 bring thu
pending negotiations with Russia, 10 4,
speedy conclusion.
The English and French fleets wer,
slili in Besika Bay,
a s%emioiicial correspondent of III,
London papers say that the conduct of til,
Commander Of the U. S. Ship, ST. louis
at Smyrna has excited indiscnbabls in
dignalirn in the minds Of all the Consul
and well disguised population at Smyrna
1t is also stated that the Austrian Brig q
; War is continually lowering round til
American corvette. An American Sleame
was expected at Smyrna soon.
1t was considered that Capt. Slringhnn
had expressed the sentiments of the Amer
lean Government, in the course he pursue
in regard to the lIunga rian refugee.
A Doniciliary visit had been made I
5 tie correspondent of the London Times
at Vienna, and several arrests followed.
The Austrian Cabinet had received
telegraph dispatch from Berlin, daled Jul
r goth, stating that the Gar had acluGll
. accepted the proposal Of France and Eng
, land. 1t caused a decided improvement i
( The French and English funds.
Seven cart loats Of II hungarian prisoner
had recently been brought into Pesth.-
Their offence was no, known.
A dispatch from Milan saws that til
: Austrian police were on trial lor a projec'
, ed instruction in Central Italy.
/, The blockade of the Swiss frontier, b
Austria is still continued.
The Bey Of Tunis has prohibited IN
expectation Of Broadsluirs from the Bal
barry States, in consequence of an apprt
. heuded deficiency of crops there.