Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1854-01-31
!, TELEGRAPHID REPORTS
ONE WEEK LATER FROM EU.
sfig ga HsORE.N GIoa ira s.1e
.A Arrivfll of fIre kteamcr NiagaFn. !.

~
Arrival OF tine steamer Niagara.
Cotton unchanged q TaSkish Affairs more
complicated-- Greai. .SssgD Storm in Eng.
land anil Belgium Decljae in Copsols..
HALIFAX. Mondays, january 93.--The
i Niagara, with da,essiop Liverpool 10 the,
7lh inst, has arrived NihisTOrt ..,..
4 CoMMERcIAL INTELLieENcE,--Couon is
unchanged, With a. good demand. 'l s'e
Z. Flour has advahxed materially. Vest
I lsrn Canal Is qnoltd ~ ~ and Ohio. Balii.l
more and Philadelphia a. 43s. Isl
Il Corn had advanced IS. Cd. per quarier.
+ Provisions quiet.
/ Consols 953c. asA 2sf3 lfo2 ,f fa
j Gardiner's circular quotes Provisions un-
changed. with moderate business doing.
j The stock of beef on The 3lst, al Liver.
pool, was 1850 Orls., and Of pork 1000 do,
mostly old. A large business doing in lard,
but a, lower prices To. clear off the stock, and
The market during the week, had been heavy,
bu, improved n, the close a, 53s. Tai low
firm al 58s.O6Os. Olive Oil had advanced
I G1,5s.
A small business doing in tea. Sugar ad.
vanced Is aP cw,. Coffee firm, wilha poor
supply, Rice firm. 4 la OF.
A, London the money market was un.
changed. Consols greatly Aucun,ed, and
closed al 925 and unsettled.
The transactions in American securities
{ continued small. tsl salm owe r-u
The stock OF, Cotton in Liverpool, was
u IL r H.
American.
GENERAL INTFLLIGENcE.-.T was
, great exci.enepr in The markets Tor Bread
} SUITS. aud all descriptions had largely ad-
vanced the markets closing buoyan, and
much excited.
Brown & ShipIey report large business
doing IN American Breadsnfis. al rapidly
advancing prices. with an extensive specula.
live demand; all qualities Of Flour, Wheat
: and Corn, considerably advanced, and
. quo,es W rsrrn Cunnl Ftrur a 4llG42.. and
{ Uhii and similar brands 42043,; Sour
I Fnur 36O37s., and Mixed and White Corn
47649s. uau eo'x E -.E
. The Allan.c arrived al no on on the 5it
1 inst. F.fur.t .ta-.-Is
: The Turkish question is more complca
, ted. aud a general war is considered certain
, and unavoidable. af % % Fl tltaH
, The steamer Andes arrived at Liverpool
S on The lst inst. r;4 fso ..sE.asr
(, The Civ Of Glasgow sailed for Philadel.
! phia on the 6lh inst. g.s ,nf .H
i 4 trrrihlr suuw slnfm ,had~sprevallcd
. throughout Grea, Britain. France and Belgi;
um: the'roads were blocked up and The
, mails stopped for ten days; and il was feared
!, disastrous floods would ensue when The snow
b melted. ...
The Russo Turkish affairs are more com
plicated than ever. and ilwus generally con
= ccded that general European war would
I certainly lake place. @
d The winter inthe NorthoG Europe is very
II severe; the BaAic Seal is packed with floating
g ice. r..y -r . -'.F .s ..
n 1t was reported that second duel belweer
s Lord Howden and Mr.. Soule was 10 take
:. oace, bu, had been deferred, owing 10 sick
!. ness in the family Of the former
d The Paris Monileur contains circular o.
d The French minister Of Foreign affairs, ad
K dressed 10 all The French legations, on tn,
i Eastern question. The document is mode
rate but firm. Ii commences by narratin!
The various phases Of of The Tprkish question
y and declares iha, Frame, England, AusIr
n and Russia had scltmnly recognized The ter
e, ritorial integrity Of the Ouoman Empire, o
10 The Pachb, and that the afiair al Sinops TOOL
$ place against all these provisions; and, Rus
n sa declared she only desires q NaIiuna
!; guarantee.
- Therefore, TO prevent the Onoman Terri
"a tory and flags, from further attacks from tn
~ Navy Of Russia, lbe French and Erglsl
Al fleets have been ordered 10 enter the BIac
Sea. .
~ The circular terminates by expressing
D. hope that Russia will no! expose Europe Il
= new convulsions.
re The SAME paper states, automatically, tha
K the French government is dissatisfied wit
"a The evasive cunduc, Of Aus,ria. and has ad
c dressed a slrong letter Of remonslrance, in
" ,lmaling that further concessions must b
~ made, or hoslli,ies will be iho result, whic
fe Austria mus be prepared 10 abide and ,ht
y France will exseLd aid 70, Hungary and Ia
y Iy. ,.ti
ls The Paris papers report that The Gar hu
W given orders that immedia,e preparations
VS. InadeIor crossing the Danube, which fol
C. bids The hope Of his acceptance Of III
y. Iustnote. The lulest adyicesi from Constant
III nople give but lillle hope thai anything ca
ne be done by diplomacy.
~. The Turkish Council had declared ilse
~ permanent, aud the Chbinct Harmonious, an
H. the Suaan declared 10 ,he Turkish Anba,
u sudor that he would ralIier abdcme Than a,
pc cep, assistance against his subIcis. t...
H. The Russians have been permitted 10 OF
ph cupy The frontiers Of Austrian Wa,lachi
We and 10 make purchases wihin the Auslriu
territories.
Conslaninolle was quiet
~ Trieste is named as a neutral place, whel
e' the four powers shulI NEE. 10 carry on the
us negotiations. si al ,estg Ss, e.et,
70 70 r. cen. intelligence from, Cnnslnniinop
~ confirm The reporl that The Porte had accep
a ed The note presented by The fur power
uc Slaling il had no objections. on cerlain col
Gi'ions. 10 granta an arinsiioe, buiinsis,ed VI
on The evacuation Of Principaliiss, M
"a 1.-The maintenance of the Turkish sovereigni
he he also consented 10 Congress in a neu'l
u.s. city. 10 revise existing treaties, aud TO Col
he slider the amelioraIion Of the members Of Il
all Greek Church in his Emoire II T. ra