The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1854-02-02
T~ELEaRApHIc IargLLIaENoE.


NAN 1aEEFJaA 24.-DIe Steamer At
laAtic. with adYiees ron Liverpool 10 the
Nth inst has lnss aE6sFd here.
c~0nnfRefzf fSr1 r-LgcEEor.
Sales Of E0ttoa tgr tho week were 1900
bnes, Of which sprchistors took 5000 and
exporters 1000 bales. THE demand -coatin-
ucs fair and prices unchanged.
Trade and maBufaemFsrs remained az az
The latest sdViees.
/. Demaml for bresistufz at Liverpool con-
.tinued good, and EloBF hal further advanced
is Glper Dbl. Westcrh canal is quoted n
~ and Ohio and similar brandSai IS.
Corn advanced % 50@ SIS perquafter (or
yellow md white.
Z Wheat Is quoted at I25 81 70 lis per
bnshel, closed with a good demand.
Consols closed at92s
cexxExL ISrrLJiCrscE.
The allied leets entered the Black Sea
on the Goth Of December. They were pre-
vented from entering so5ner by the tempes.
tuous weather.
Al the latest dates, The Russian Ambaq.
sailors bad not wiihlrawn from London or
Paris.
Adgicos from Viehpa state that Austria
had asked Russiaif she wpuld consent to an
European projections over the Christians in
Turkey. TO this the Gar replied that he
would coasentto no Interference whatever
between him and Turkey
On the Danube there was little dvinc.
There had teen two or three skirmishes,
in NIL OF which tho Turks were successful.
Il is reported that the Tanks had stormed
Rarakacal, th6nghft is not confirmed yet.
From ASIA we have letter writer's ac-
counts Of the previous affairs, but not one
word Of later ews e
Russia has warned her Slipping not to
venture out Of port unless under the protec.
ton Of conveys. CoBgoys'are to be organ.
izei to deiendtlle different trading ports.
The Pacha of Egypt, on hearing Of the
Sinope disaster, Immediately ordered the
equipment ofsiX frigates, two coyeltes and
and three briggs, to replace those destroyed.
Its confirmed that the Wallaclnan peas
antry are in insurrsction.
Lord Dudley Stuart had an interview with
the Sultan, respecting the employment OF
the Poles.
1t is reported that the British Charge has
resumed negotiations with Persia.
The Persians in TeheFan have broke out
in tumult against the Russians.
There is no British news Of interest.
The King Of Belgium has sent an auto
grhph letter by a special messenger to Ma
poleon, on the subject Of the prospects oil
war. Its contents had not :ranspired, but
it was yariously surmised as being another
device ofthe Gar to gain time, or as a bona
Gde proposal on the part OF Belgium.
France has cuiled out an additional %coatin,
gent of sc, goo men, to replace 10000 dss-
tined for Turkey.
Prussia is concerning a course Of action
with Denmark and Sweden in view of the
coming war.
Indian mail had arrived, with Calcutta
dates to the 9th ult. News from Burmal
very contradictory. IT. is said that the Bur.
mese had captured Regu, and that the Rus.
slams were at Khiya.
News have been received from Shanghai
to the 10th. The Insurgents had evacuat.
ed Annoy, and the Tmperialists had perpe,
tratcJ the most horrible Massacres.
1t is stated that Norway had fitted out q
squadron of twelve ships in view Of ap.
preaching events.
The rise in the price Of foo(
had caused apFrehensions in England of RI
OTIS among the laboring classes. Dreadful
riots had already Commenced in parts ofDe-
Yonshire. at Topshaa, mobs Of womef
had threatened the bakeries, in CONSEQUENCE
Of the latter raising the price Of bread. A
Credition, also, bands Of men, women ans
children parade the streets and attacked The
baker shops, demolishing the doors AM
windows. The market people were alsC
molestcd, and their produce kicked abou,
the streets. The police were unable to pu'
down the disturbance. Reports that sol
diers were coming restored quiet.
Dates from Liberia to the 18th ult. had
been received in England. The coast wa:
healthy. President Roberts had delivered
u satisfactory message to the Legislature.
At Logos atihirs continued unsettled.
Kossoko with 10000 men was in the
rear OF the own threatning hostilities.