Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-01-30
POSTSCRIPT.

-FOUR DAYS LATER FROM EUROPE.
AFFAIRS IN THE. EAST.
NV fohK, jan 97.-The steamer Atlantic has arrived
with Liverpool dates Of Jan. IL.
The steamer Sarah Sands, from Portland .,,;x.J -,
Liverpool on the 18th. The steamer Charity was To all
9Th. Wv w ZIG
xLsrERs AyrAIRs.
There Ia little definite Intelligence 70 ada 10 the im,o,
nnt advices per Niagara IL Ii confirmed that ON Dec
SOth apart Of tho allied hset entered the Black Sea
Ssen prevented from entering before by tempestuous
Up to the last dates the Russian ambassador. had not
wthdra.n rom London or Paris n. KisseleL the Rus
sah Amoaador at Pari, had stated that he would await
further Instructions from his government.
From Vienna IL IL stated, with seeming auth entictx
that Austria had asked Russia II shc would m
% % over the Christians In Turkey
10 hs the Gar replied that he would consent IN NO
terterencc whatever between himself and Turkey
oh the Danube very little doing owing TO the ve.
ner lnc.c hsd however. been three slight affairs one
iurksh forage escort and tie Cosscks another
sany IRON sistora, and third, an action between
Russian steamer and gun boat and the shore hstsr
@ on the Danube, in all Of which the Turks were Veto
The report that the Turks had stormed Karal. slbo
probable, was not confirmed. 'N
from Asia we have the letter writer's accounts of prey
Gus anap out not n word OF later news
The Russians had their shipping not IN vsn,,s
out OF ther ports unless under the protection of Con
Voy Conveys are to be organised to different trading
The Pasha OF Egypt hearing Of the affair At s;nooe
immediately ordered the equipment of sI rieates two
co,ve.tes and three briggs TO replace those lost
Instruction. a'e w
Lord Dudley Sieuart had an interview with the Sultan
relative 10 employing Poles in the Turkish service
II reported tha the British Charge had re.nrsd mn
goations with Persia The Persans at Sehcren had bro
ken out 10 tumult against the Russians
The King oil Belgium has sent an autoerapb letter ,
Napo'eon oy special messenger on the subject OF var
prospects The contents have not transpred but Il is
supposed to be device of the Gar to gain time or
. bona fde proposal from Belgium
rance had called out an additional contingent Of 3d.
600 men to replace the 10000 destined for Turkey
Prussia was concerning course of action with Svedsn
anu denmark In view OF the coming war
The Russian sailors on leave of absence had b., NJ
dered to return by the LIST Of March,
letter from Christiana states that NORWAY Ind d,.
mined TO bit out squadron of twelve shos in view or
approaching events Little sympathy for Russia exists
among the NorWegans.
The Marquis Turgot had been appointed grand oafcs-
Of the Legion Of Honor supposed on account of
Soule wounding him. "
Young Soule had published long Ietter o.,ls;,;nr
his difficulty with the Duke of Alba.
INDIA AND CHINA
The overland mail brings Calcutta dates of Dec 9Th
the news from Burmah contradictory but var was
reported to have broken out and the Burmese had
captured Rega.
The Russians reported at Khira. Trade in India
was lair A
Shanghai dates of the 18th state that the in
~A'aoy, ahu tHe lmpef1asts had
ted q horrible massacre there
ENGLAND
Inc enormous rise in the price Of food had caused se
rous apPrehensions of riots among the sborip classes
Bread riots had already commenced in parts IF Devon
shire. At Topsham mobs Of women threatened ,ba s
kers In consequence Of their raising the pco os hr.d
AT Creditor also mobs OF men, women and children IVA
raded the streets and attacked the baker, sbons -
ing their doors and Windows The market ,,onI,s -
also moested and their produce kicked about The
The police was unable to put down the disturhanca
out after tue report spread that the troops we're coming
quiet was restored. e
Dates from Liberia Of December 18th, had been rs-
ceved in London. The coast was healthy Pros;dan,
ROBERTS GaI delivered satisfactory address the Lees
sture. heniorms them OF alliance with France and
England and that Napoleon had him one thousand
sand Of arms and accoutrements for the native militia
Al Lagos, Affairs were unsettled Kossaka with 10 600
men, was III the rear Of the town. threa teninr bos
ties. ~
THE Markets
LIVERPOOL, jan llth.--Brown & Shipley report that
since the sailing Of the Niagara Cotton has been steady
out ihahnate at former rates. Fair Uplands 3sj: Mid.
ding 7Sd; Fair Orleans 6 Sid Middling q sJ AZ
Henry says that late imports being freely offered afforded
buyers some selection and better grades were shade
under extreme rates The unsettled aspect of The
question created caution and limited operations Tb.
sales OF the three days 1000 bales of which non
were on speculation, and 800 for export. Market
closed firm.
Bread.tuiis Brown Co. report further Advance NJ o.
per Dbl in Hour quarter in corn aud Cd per busbe
IN wheat BALTIMORE Philadelphia and Ohio -four 44,45s
Cansl 42sGiaiis; Canada 4ia45s; white wheat lo.I9..
red ilalss2d. White 6la62s; yellow 6os mixed
4Ss. ~
hcaakins circular quotes Laley advanced Ida6ibeans
%; oats 2asd.
Provisions reports improved demand
Aew Bacon was taken at full rates; old neglected
Eeei-more wanted, but not advanced
Pork very dull
Cheese scarce.
Lard dearer and in demand
Tallow had advanced one shilling [, two sbillings
Nothing doing IN Bark or Seeds
At Manchester business dull, but prices frm
MARKET
The produce market is very active Large sales of
West India sugar at ID advance yellow Havana 2ssa26
Coffee higher
Teas in less demand.
Rice brisk. White Bengal I6aITs
Consos on Wednesday closed at % 81
SHIP NEWS.
arrived at Liverpool, ship Reporter from Orleans
AT oueenstown Margaret, from Phila At Newport Siam
ladelphia. "