Spirit of the times. [volume] (Ironton, Ohio) 1853-1858, 1853-10-11
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Arrival Of the Steamer Baltic.
New Yopx. Oct. Q

Breadstufts animated and further Ad
vances.
U. S. Expedition sailed for Japan. fol.
lowed by two Russian friga,es.
Chinese revolution extending.
A message from Vienna says that
Austria declines acting in concert with
the other powers, and also forwarded in.
siructions TO the Austrian Ambassador
at Conslan,inople, TO assure the Sultan
that he must accept the lst note. The
conference at Vienna now consider af
fairs very serious.
A courier had arrived at Paris on the
l4,h, from London, bringing the decs.
ion Of Aberdeen, Russell, Clarendon,
aud Palmcrslon. Another courier start.
ed for Constantinoplc with dispatches to
Lord S,rai(ord de Radcliffe, which is
rumorcd in well informed circles, en-.
joins him to employ every possible
means to induce the Sultan to accept
without delay, the note Of Vienna, with.
out notification.
The cotton market at Liverpool was
very dull land qualities below low middl.
ing were almost unsaeabe.
The market for breadstulfs continued
very animated. Wheat had advanced
81 per bushel, and flour as before stat.
ed, white wheat is quoted at 0s(O0s 3D.,
and red and mixed IS 81 to IS Id.
There is considerable variation in the
quotations given by the different circu.
lars for -four; Western canal is quoted
at 3ls Cd to 32s Cd; Philadelphia and
Baltimore S2s 6d033s Cd TO 34s Cd.
Price OF breadstuffs in France were
tending upwards. Money though tight
continued plenty for legitimate business
purposes.
Tallow was quiet at London.
At Havrc flour had recovered from the
temporary decline, and sold there on the
Goth, at Az.
Money was plenty at Paris.
The Vienna Conference was in ses.
sion, trying TO smooth over the difficult .
r.; and it was reported that new IN obi.
fca,ion, acceptable to both parties,
would be proposed. 1t was feared,
however, in the mean time, the armies
on the Danube might come into coils.
ion,
The Servian Charge had notified the
Porte, that Scrvia would remain neutral
in the event OF war.
BY the overland mail from India, we
learn that the United States Japan Ex.
petition comprising the Susquohanna
Princeton, Plymouth. and Saratoga, had
sailed FROM Shanghai, on the 81 July,
for Japan, and was followed by two Rus
sian lrigatcs. The Su>quehanna an,!
Saratoga had touched at several islands
and distributed live stock on one, and
pure hascd ten acres OF land for a coal
harbor, in another.
The revolution in China was still ex.
tending, but no decisive action was re-.
ported.
The cholera was spreading in the
English sea ports.
Great activity prevailed in the French
navy yards, which is considered sign
Of the critical condition of the Eastern
question.
The Hungarian crown is to be deposit.
cd in the Museum, at Vienna.
The King of Prussia had concluded
not to attend the meeting of the Empcr.
ors at Oimutz.
Letters from Madrid say another Min.
istcrial crisis was coming on in Spain;
aud in private political circles the righ,
Of deposing the Queen was freely dis.
cussed.
The Paris Patrie states that the Frcne h
Government entertains confident hopes
that the Turkish difficulty will bc se,t!.
ed without an appeal to arms; and adds
that the Emperor Of Russia will not, un.
der any circumstances, commence hos.
tillies, and that the definite decision oil
Turkey cannot be known before the lst
or second week in Oc'ober.
The Egyptian troops had been shin.
ped off from Constantinople, to Varna
. and Shumla.
Jackson, the American Minister, had
arrived at Vienna, and was about 10 de.
liver his credentials to the Emperor.
A terrible accident had occurred or
the Bordeaux and Paris Railway. Five
persons were killed, and several wound
cd; three locomotives were smashed &c
pieces.
Mr.. Soule had left Paris for Madrid
The harvest in Brittany is reported fa.
t vorable, and the Brest papers report 6
decline in grain. The Paris Bourse had
declined; the three per cents closed a
> II.
Gold by Artificial Means.