Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1854-04-07
FIVE DAYS LATER FROM .EU-
ROPE,
ARRIVAL OF THE BALTIC.
Further decline in breadstufs-Austria and
Prussia still Neutral--RJection Of The
UiGmatum Declaration Of War Forth
coming Turkish Loan Negotiated

New YoRK, April 4.
The Steamer Baltic arrived shortly after 4
She left liverpool ON the Esd. War matters
in much the same condition. The cars f.
nal refusal is hourly expected.
Liverpool Market.
BreadstufIs Flour in limited demand
No material change in prices. White, dull
: Cd decline. Indian Corn.-3d@4d de-
cline
Brown, Shipley g. Co, quote White Wheat
at l0sed@lls; Red, 9s6d(9los4d. Wes-
tern Canal Flour 35s@35s5d Baltimore,
Philadelphia aud Ohio, 36s Canadian, S5s
@36s, Sour, 32s@32s6d. White corn Ais
Yellow, 4es. Mixed,39s.
The Steamer Baltic arrived at Al p. NJ,
having left Liverpool on Thursday the 23d.
She arrived out on the 18th, having been
two days in an ice field which took her 500
miles 10 the South and West. She passed
the Sarah Sands, bound in, and also, the At
lantc, bound East.
| The Europe arrived out on the 21st. The
Cambria had returned from the War.
The first division Of French troops had sail
ed from Marseilles, for Turkey.
The French loan was all taken up. Baron
Tuetfcl had made communication to the
Prussian Chambers insisting on neutrality.
Austria gives no further indication of her
policy She is still apparently with the Wes-
tern Powers.
Up to the 10th Of March Russia had not
recognized Sweden's neutrality.
1t was reported that the export Of gold
from Russia is prohibited.
A Paris correspondent says that the Car ;!
refusal was teegraphcd from Berlin on tn,
18th to the French Government and that a,
soon as known the British Minister sent a no
lifica,ion oil the fact (overland) TO Sir Charlie
Napier, arrived in a Steam Frigate, at Cop
euhagen on the Goth The Austerliiz, o
100 guns, and three other French ships hav,
sailed to JON the British fleet.
The DANISH Minister retains his office.
The tinal refusal Of the Gar was hourl,
expected IL was already known thai b.
had refused and when the official refusal ar
rived it woulI he communicated to botl
houses and war would be formally declared
Admiral Nspher's Fleet arrived at WingC
Sound OIL the 18th, The allied fleet remain
ed at Bcicos Bay but would soon enter lh
Back Sea.
No engagements reported by land or Sea
Onthe Danube positions unchanged. A rumo
of the capture of Russian treasure convo,
at Caras had reached Constantinople
The Greek nsurrection was settled.
Paris correspondent says 1000 British troop
= were TO pass through France to embark a
Toulon aud the first detachment was expec.
ed at Paris in ten days,
Lord Raglan Was expected in Paris on th,
l st OF April
A communication OF the secret correspon
dence had increased the good feeling il
! France towards England.
Exchange on London had fallen to 2s lod
, Bills on Prussia were unsaleable at Londur
: Prussia continues her neutrality.
Provisions Ns-McHenry reports import
Of Bacon increasing and stock accumulatine
} Beef in more request Pork more saleable
but no dearer. Lard inactive.-Tallow que
Money tighter. Large export Of gold contin
ued.
SrocK ExcHANeE.-After official honri
consos for money sss@ssa and for account
s9s@s04.
An impression prevails that the Bank o
. England intends to advance the rates Of in
tercst, but the committee reported withou
resolving on anything.
The Globe says the Turkish loan of tw
million pounds was taken to-day by Roths
child at 81, the stock TO bereimbursh al pa
in Is ysaTs from date issue. II pays near
nine per cont, on thes terms.