Spirit of the times. [volume] (Ironton, Ohio) 1853-1858, 1854-11-21
Later from Europe-Arrival Of tho
Atlanta.

Later from Eur0pe-Arrival OF tle
Atlantic.
Decline in BreadstuGs. The Seige Of
Se6astapol. Detcat Of the Russians
in asia. The insult to Mr.. Soule.
New YoRx, Nov. l3.
The steamship Atlantic, with Liverpool
dates TO the LIST inst, arrived at 2 o'clock
yesterday morning.
COMMERCIAL 1KTnLLIdEHcE.
Richardson, Spence & Co. report
Bfeadstufs as very heavy and quiet
Flour had declined 2s. Philadelphia
and Baltimore Brands are quoted at Al
042s. There was nothing doing in
Wheat; white was quoted at l20l2s Cd.
Indian Corn was 1GO2s lower, being quo.
ted at 42s.
Beef and Pork were unchanged. Ba.
con was steady, retailing at 35tO37s Cd.
Lard was very quiet at 53s 8d054.
Consols 04s004a. Money was easy.
GENERAL INTELLIGENCE.
The Atlantic brings one hundred pas.
sengers. She left Liverpool early On
Wednesday morning.
The seige Of Scba stopol was progrcs.
sing slowly. A small breach had been
made, and two outworks silenced f: but
the Russians in sortie had spiked IS
French guns.
The latest official news TO the French
Government is Of the 2Olh. 1t says the
seige OF Sebastopol is progressing favor
ably to the Allies, but not much damage
had as yet been done to the fortifca.
llons. Private accounts are later. They
say two outer.ports of the harbor, (pro.
badly the White Towcr,) and an earth.
work at Quarantine, was destroyed by
the fire OF the English and French fleets
on the. 17lh. The allies lost 100 killed,
and the Russians 500, including Admi.
raj Karnileff'
A French steamer, which left the Cri.
mca on the 2lst, reports that the Allies
land force had effected a breach, but il
was not yet practicable TO make an as.
sault..
The Russian official report Of the 23l,
says the garrison had made auccessful
so,tie, and destroyed French battery,
spiked ]G French guns, and taken Lord
Dunholin prisoner.
LATEsr.-This "wednesday morn.
ing's mail brings nothing more definite.
The Czar's two sons had arrived in the
Crimca.
From the Ral,ic there is nothing new.
The Russian descent on the Debrud-
scha seems to be mere manGuvre TO
draw the Turks from the Prulh.
The reported defeat of the Russians.at
Quincy, Asia, is conGrmed.'~
The Queen Mother OF Bavaria is dead.
The London Times comments upon
Mr.. Soule's affairs.
The French Government lorbids> dis.
tillation from grain.
Prussia, on the 23fd, sent noic to
the Gar, urging his acceptance Of the
four points.
The Canada arrived oul on the morn.
ing of the 3lst. Her voyage was rctar'
ded by dense logs. There are no lidings
Of the missing passengers Of the Arctic.
The Liverpool and Philadelphia
Steamship Company announce the pur-
chase Of the steamer Kangaroo, 1900
tons, and that the City of Ba gilmore will
be launched in December, and the City
Of Washington in June.
The London Times juslfes the French
Governments refusal to allow Mr.. Soule
to pass that country. 1t also says that
Messrs. Buchanan and Mason regard
the insult to Mr., Soule as national
matter. 1t is rumored that Mr.. Mason
had demanded an apology, which the
Times says will not be conceded. The
a1aif. has given rise to much newspaper
discussion, and the belief was generslly
entertained that it would create serious
difficulties between the French and
American Governments.