Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1854-04-11
Arrival Of the Baltic.

BreGdslufs Lndctive-A Anticipated Ansuer
Of the Czar!-England going TO Declare
Warl- Movements of the TrOopsi-Po.
sitiOn Of AasiriG:
New York, April A, P. M-The aeam.
ship Baltic arrived here this afternoon. al
a o'clock, with Liverpool daIes 10 the s3d
ult.
COMMERCIAL MTRLLlGENcE.-There Is a
limited demand for Flour, without any ma
erial change in price.
Brown &ShipIey quote Western Canal a,
35s Sd, and Ohio a. 36s; white Whea, los
Sd 10 I is, red do 9s to los id; white Corn
Ais, yellow do los, and mixed do SOS.
Richardson quotes Flour at decline Of
Sd. Corn was in limited inquiry, with a
further reduction of 2 10 3s. He makes no
mention ofany decline in Wheu bu, quotes
il as very dull.
In provisions, McHenry reports lha. The
imports Of Bacon were increasing and the
stocks accumulaling. Fine Beef was in
more request. Pork was more saleable,
without any advance in price. Lard was
inactive and Tallow quiet.
GENERAL TELLIGRNcE.-The Baltic o., /.
rived ou, on Sunday, the 19th, al 8 O'Clock,
A. NJ. having been two days in an Ice pack,
which took her four hundred miles TO The
south and west She passed the steamer
Sarah Sands, bound for Liverpool, at mid.
night on The 25lh, in latitude 80 deg. 80 min.
longitude 90 deg.
The official final refusal Of the Gar 10
the ullima,um Of England and France is
hourly looked for. |. is already known ,ha,
he refuses 10 accept it. When his answer
arrives it will be communicated 10 both
Houses Of Parliament, and war v i'll be for.
mally proclaimed.
Sir Charles Napier's fleet arrived at Win.
60 Sound. in the Baltic, on tho 18Th.
The Allied fleets remained a, Beycos Bay
bur would soon re.enler Inc Black Sea-
Two Austrian ships had also anchored al
Beycos.
No further engagements are reported in
Europe, either on land or sea. On The Dan
ube, affairs remained unchanged A repor
of The capture Of Russian treasure convoy
al Kalis. had reached Conslan,inople.
Faud Efindi had recahed Janila. empow
cred 10 seule the recent Geek insurrcc,ior
difficulties. The instruction is now over
Continued activity prevailed in England
for war.
The first divisions OF the French troop!
had sailed for Turkey. The French loar
is still taken up.
Austria gives no further indication of hel
policy; still, in appearance, she is with thf
Western Powers.
Up 10 The 10Th OF March, Russia had no
recognized Sweden's neutrality.
Il is reported ,ha. The expor Of gold from
Russia is prohibited,
Benjamin Ekin & Son. Of London hav,
failed.
A Paris correspondens.says the Cars re
fusal Of The ubima,um Was .elegraphed from
Berlin on the 18th, and tina, as soon as
was known, the British Minister notified 81
Charles Napier Of the fact, overland.
Napier arrived in steam (rigale at Co
penhagen on the 20h.
The Aus.erliz Of 100 guns, and ihre
other French ships, have sailed for the Bal
tic. TO join the English feet
The Danish Ministry still retain office.
The prohibition 10 export gold from Rus
sia is confirmed.
Exchange on London has fallen 10 Is 10d
Bills on Prussia are unsaleable at London
The New Brunswick and Nova Sco,i
Railway bill was negatived in the House o
Commons without division, on the secon,
reading.
The impression prevails ,ha, The Bank o
England intends 10 advance the rate Of inter
esl but commllee separated on The 22'
wihou, resolving nylhing definite.
The Globe says that The Turkish loan O
100000 pounds sterling was taken on tn
22d by the Ro,hschlds al 81.
The Times Paris correspondent says Iha
1000 British troops were to pass through
I France 10 embark al Toulon or Marseiles
and that the first delachmen, was expecle
in Paris in week or ten days.
Lord Raglan was expected in Paris abou
The first oi April.
The publication Of The secret correspon
dence had increased the good feeling il
France towards England.
Arrests have been made al Preston Of del
egates and committees oi the working men
on the charge Of conspiracy.
Heavy forgeries have been committed OF
the Havana agent Of The San Fernando Bank