The Belmont chronicle, and farmers, mechanics and manufacturers advocate. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1848-1855, 1854-02-03
ARRIVAL OE THE ATLANTIC.
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ARRIVAL OETHE ATLANTIC.
sNEw YoRK, Jan. 81.
The steamer Atlantic, arrived this MORN
ing with Liverpool dates to the llth inst.
which is four days later.
On the 3Oth of December part of the AL
lied fleet entered the Black Sea. They were
prevented from entering sooner, by tempests.
To latest dates the Russian ambassadors
had not withdrawn from London or Paris.
NJ. Kiesleff, minister to Paris is reported
to have said, that we would await further
instructions from his government.
From Vienna, it is stated automatically,
that Austria had asked Russia if she would
consent to European protectorate over the
Christians in Turkey. To this the Car re-
piled that he would consent to no intcrfer-
ence whatever between himself and Turkey.
On the Danube, but little is doing, owing
to the weather.
There have been three slight skirmi.hes,
one betweena foreign escort and some Cos
sacks, ano,her,a sally from Sextowa, and
the third action, between II steamer and
two gun boat, and two shore batteries on the
Danube. In all three the Turks were sue
cessful There is report that the Turks
had Storm d karakabal, though il is not con-
fined yet.-From Asia We hgve accounts of
the previous affair." but not one word al later
news. The RI, siaus had warned their ship
ping, not to venture out u their ports, unless
under the protection OF "A Comyoy.-Convoys
are to be organized to delen4-the different
trading ports.
Pacha, in Egypt on hearing of the Sinope
disaster, Immediately ordered the equipment
of Sea Frigates, two Corvettes and three
Briggs, to replace those destroyed. 1t is con.
firmed that the Wallachia peasantry are in Il
state of insurrection. Lord Dudley Stuart
had an interview with the Sultan respecting
the employment of the Poles. 1t is reported
that the British charge has resumed negota-
ticns with Persia The P,rsians in Tcharan,
have broke out in tumult against the Rus
sians, There is no British news Of interest
The King of Belgium has sent an auto
graph letter, by n special messenger, to Ma
polesn the subject of the war, the prospects
have not transpred, but it j. variously sur
missed that there is anothefdevce Of the Car
time, or as bona fide proposal on the part of
Belgium.
France has called out an additional COLI
tingent force ofSO,ooO men to replace the
10000 destined for Turkey.
Prussia is concertinga course of action
with Denmark and Sweden in view of a
coming war.
The Marquis Turgot has been appointed
grand officer of the Legion of Honor. 1t is
supposed on account OF Souie wounding him.
Young Soule has published long letter
explaining his difficulty with the Duke Of
Alba. The overland Indian mail Calcutta
arrived Dec. 9th. There is contradictory
news from Burmah of war. Said that the
Burmese had captured Pegua Russians re-
ported at khiva. Trade in India was fair
From Shanghai on the 10 the Insurgents had
evacuated Annoy, and the imperiallsts had
perpetrated horrible massacre.
Brown, Shipley g. Co., report that bread
stuffs have advanced. Wheat, Cd per busHel,
Flour 2s per bbl, Indian Corn Is per quarter,
Baltimore, Philadelphia, and Ohio Flour, AIS
q ASS, Canada AIS 45s, Western Canal 42s
Sd AS. White wheat l2s l3s, Red lis
sl2s I'd. White Indian Corn Sis, yellow
sos, mixed 4Os. McHenry qnotes white
Wheat at l2s Cd. White Indian Corn 32s.
McHenry reports an improved demand for
new Bacon at full rates. Old bacon is neg
looted.
Beef, more wanted without an improvement
in value.
Pork very dull.
Cheese scarce.
Lard dearer and in demand.
Tallow advanced ls@2s. No business in
Pork or Seeds.
At Manchester, although prices aie firm
very little business is doing
The sailors OF Russia, who are absent on
leave, have been summoned to return to SER
vice by the first Of March.
A letter from Christiana, states that Nor.
way has decided on fitting out Squadron OF
~ ships, with view OF approaching events.
Little sympsthy or Russia edicts among
the Norwegians.
The enormous rise in the price of food has
causing apprehensions in England OF riots
among the laborng classes. Riots have al
ready CONTINUED in parts of Dcvonshire, at
Opsham, mobs OF women threatened the
bakers in consequence of the latter rising the
price OF bread.
At Crediton bands Of women and children
and men, paraded the streets and attacked the
Baker Shops, demolishng the doors and win
dows to atoms. At market the people alsc
molested their produce and kicked it abou
the streets. The police were unable to pu
down the disturbance, but reports have beer
spread that the soldiers were coming, whsr
quiet was restored.
The steamer Sarah Sands, from Portlant
arrived at Mercy on the eve of the 10th.
The steamer Charity was to sail on tn,
10th for Portland.
London produce market is active
Large sales West India Sugar at six pence
advanced. Yellow Havana sold freely a