Loudon free press. (Loudon, Tenn.) 1852-1855, 1854-02-21
Arrival of the Canada.

CANS Circular quotes FAR Orleans SIX ana
half; Middiing, five three-quarters; Fair Uplands
six oneeighth; Middlng. FIVE five eighth. More
sellers than buyers. Spectators took two
thousand and Exporters four thousand bales.
Western Canal Flour, forty two. Ohio, forty
three. Yellow Corn, fifty; Mixed, fifty one
Lard unchanged; moderate business at previous
rates. White Wheat. thirteen; Genesee Flour
fortyseven. Russian Ambassador leaves Eng
land Affairs have very warlike aspect
The Andes put back. The Baltic arrived out
early on the I'd; the Nashville on the Sd.
Baltimore. Feb l6.-Tt is now certain that
a great battle was fought at Kaafat on the
18th or 10th, in which the Turks are reported
to have been victorious, although the Russians
had $4,000 men engaged.
Fresh Instructions had occurred among the
Wallachian peasantry.
Austria has renewed her demand for the ex
tradition of foreigners in the Turks service.
The Persians are again friendly with Turkey
The financial statement ofthe French Min
istry is favorable.
The latest advices state that Count Orlof
had arrived at Berlin, and that the Cabinet
had been summoned to meet him. He goes
next to Vienna.
have decidedly warIike tenor and state that
the Gar is resolved on extreme measures, I'M
less the reply of France and England be favor
able. The London Times SAYS that the reply
is couched in firm and decided terms.
1t is rumored that q collision has occurred
in the Black Sea.
Great excitement still exists in Serva.
The whole of the Russian feet left Sebasto-
pol on the 18th ut. and sal ed towards Batoum.
The Canada arrived ont on the 29th. The
steamer Charity from Liverpool FOR Halifax had
returned with decks swept.
Baltimore, Feb. l7.-FuytEer 6y the Canada.
Cotton at Liverpool opened heavy, hut inprov-
ed; closed though somewhat tame, at quotations.
Stock at Liverpool exclusive of all on ship
board, Gao, 900 bales, Of which 100000 Amer
lean.
Flour decline Is; Wheat ID. Corn firm.
Coffee was quiet. In Sugnr large bust
mes at firm prices. Rice quiet sales 100
casks BIS. 6d.(d23s.
Manchester market was unchanged, Trans
actions were large. United States Stocks were
firm with an upward tendency All London
markets dull. Coffee heavy Rice declined a
shilling.
Money was unchanged and comparatively
firm. Consols Oh a :. Freights irregular.
Havre on the lst., sales of Cotton for the
week, 1850 bales.
Baltimore, Feb. l6.-Arrived from Charles
t5n the Challenge, at Holmes Hole, for Boston.
Arrived at Norfolk on the 18TH, the schr.
Prospect, which reports that on the 10Th she
au in with the schr. II. NJ johnson, from
Georgetown, S c., for Boston, in sinking con-
dtion-took off the crew and brought them to
Noriolk-the vessel abandoned.
Dates from Port au Prince to the 9th Janu-
ary have been received The Yellow Fever
was raging dreadfully among the shipping.
The Wing Convention of Connecticut nomi-
mated HGNRY DUTToN for Governor and passed
resolutions against the repeal of the Missouri
Compromise.
In the New-York election yesterday large
majority was given for the Canal Enlargement
The vote was upon proposed alteration of the
State Constitution, to allow the Legislature to
borrow money for the Enlargement.
The foreign mails from New-YOrl did not
reach Boston in .I.- vastArslar
maxwell WRIGHT'S Circular from Rio quotes
Coffee advanced one to two hundred rees.
Baltimore, Feb. 1.-THE steamship Africa
is ashore on Jersey Flats and will have to dis
charge her cargo. Two steam tugs have gone
to her assistance.
Washington, Feb. l5.-The nomination of
SAUNDERS as Consul to London was rejected 10y
a large majority.
The Senate adopted Mr.. DoUGLAss amend
ment to the Nebraska bill by thirty-five 10 ten
HoUsroy finished his speech against the bill
TO-DAY. The Senate passed the French Spolia
tions bill. The House was engaged on the
Homestead bill.
New-York, Feb. Is.
tt. cta,D, fr.c1 Cont
UARRIsoY, arrived off Sandy Hook on Monday
night, but in consequence Of the fog was com
PEELED to anchor until the morning. She was
however, speedily boarded by the news yacht of
the New York associated press, and the leading
features of her intelligence telegraphrd over the
Sandy Hook line to the city. Her adviceS from
liverpool are to the 2Sth ult.
The steam ship Alps arrived at Liverpool on
the 9th ult. The steam ship america, with
those saved by the Anfdrctic from the wreck of
the San Francisco, was to have sailed from
Liverpool on the LIST inst.
Vestan Canal Flour was quoted at as,
and Good Ohio at AS. Cd. 2 Dbl of 1856 BIS
THE quotations by the Arabia were for YES
tern Canal from 42s(042. cd and for Ohio
from 42s 6d(9 lbs. Cd, according 10 quality. -
EDS COURIER.
THE LIVERPOOL MARKETs.-The sales of
CoTToY during-th week ending the 9th ult
comprised $4,000 bales, of which spectators
took 1900 pales of all descriptions to the trade
The Circular OF Messrs. MILLIGAN, LEMPRIERE
& Co., of the 9th ult., reports that the decline
in the market since the departure of the A1dbia
on the Dist ult was from an eighth of penny
to a farthing per H., and quotes as follows
1--WE adioin thereto the quotations per Ara6ia.]
EDS. COUPLER.
Per Africa, Jan. 81 Per arabia Jan. 20,
Far Orleans 81 d......................6Sd d.
Middling Orleans, SD. Lied.
Fair UpaUdS, d,.....................6sd.
Middling UpIands, SD.
White WHEAT was worth lbs. y 10 lbs. The
Arabia's advices quoted it at from Us. 2d(0
Us sd. -EDs COURIER.
Corn had advanced Is. 3D., and Western
Tello,c and White were quoted at 52s. per quar-
ter of 1870 lbs. The quotations per the arabia
were, for Whie from 48s05ls., and for lei
lo,c, from ASS. G49s. EDS. COURIER.
LARD was firm at SIS, and RICE also firm
at 2js. Cd per cwt. There had been little
change during the week in either article.
PRovIsIoNs. were firm with an upward ten
dency.
The LONDON MARKET had undergone no
change since the last advices.
HARE CoTToN MARKET.--The sales Of Cor
TON during the week had comprised 5000 bales
at previous rates.
European Intelligence.