Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1854-07-27
THREE DAYS LATERt
ArrIvaIOfthe NIagara.
BREADsTUFFs DECLINED.
HALnaE. July 10, 10 P. N.

BREADSTUFFs DECLINED. Do
HALIFAX, July IS, 10 P. N.
The Niagara has arrived from Liverpool with
dates to three days later than the Franklins
sdvices.
Breadstufs-Piee unchanged and mode
rate business. Some circulars quote wheat at
Sd decline; -four at Cd decline Indian Corn
Is. sl Ii,
Provisions Beef unchan ged; Richardson
reports sales Of western at loss. In Pork.
transactions are large, but at lower prices for
eastern and western dull with adeclining ten
dency. Bacon firm; long and short SO TO 42s;
shoulders, prices unchanged andastVe.
Oheese-Prices unchanged.
Lsrd-Prices are higher, with active specu-
lative demands. Gardiner reports sales Of the
week at | I 900 bbls al 49s Sd TO SIS.
Nothing doing in Lins5ed Oil; cake swan
ted. Ia. .,
Tallow-Small export demand; advanced Cd
to Sd.
Coffee and sugar unchanged in price, and
limited business doing. Sales Young HySOn
teA at los.
Iron--Welsh firm; rails fs Is Cd; bars si';
Scotch pig is quoted at Glasgow at BIS Sd to
sss.
The London money market is unchanged;
bullion increased fS46.OO0.
American Stock Market firm. Consol 81
7-8 to 90.
WAR NEWS.
Prince Gortsckakoff, not the. Gen: arrived.
at Vienna on the 6lh July, the bearer Of official
reply of Russia 20 Austria Precise terms OF
reply not transpired. GortschakOf also carried
an autograph letter from Nicholas to Austria;
Of the tenor that the Danube should be left free.
The Car considers that he satisfies the reason
able demand Of Austria thereby: AOldsvis
not to be evacuated, as occupation ofthat prin-
c;pality is necessary as guarantee for cOndi-
tions of future peace Col. Mantafel arrived the
9th at Berlin from st. Petersburg With the
Cars reply to Prussia. The reply was eOur-
teous, stating the Cars consent to resign ex-
elusive prOtectOrate over Greek christians.
If the Turks accede to the Joint Protecto-
rate of the FIVE powers, the Gear will evaeusls
the Prnnipalit!es when the western forces
evaeuate Turkey, but will retain a strong mill.
tary force in Moldavia, as provisional security.
The Car also sent Col. Isacoff to Dresden
with friendly autograph letter to the King Of
Saxony and other sovereigns who we're repre-
sented in conference.
Meantime hOstilities continued; fighting is
reported in the Baltic and Black Seas, Danube
and Asia.
The Austrians had entered Wallachis, and
the French army was embarking in English
ships at Gherbourg, for Finland.
Respecting the Austrian re-occupatiOn Of
Wallachia, all yet known was that on July ed
seventeen steamers with Austrian troops on
board dropped down the Danube.
Napier's feet was lying in line Of battle
before Oronstadt; up to June 99th no attack
had been made. The English frigate Desper-
ate fred some shots, which the batteries re-
turned the second time.
BLACK SEA, June 24th.-Eight Russian stea.
mers came out Of SebastopOl and attacked three
allied ships at the Batteries ; the allied ships
engaged, we're the Furious and Terrible. A
runing fight ensued. The FuriOUs was consie
erably damaged. The main body Of the allied
fleet was at Baldiha. y.
Some English boats taking sOundings at
Dneiper, exchanged fires with Kossacks.
On the Danube on June 21st and 22d, an
important battle was fought by the Turks un-
der Givotte. Meher Pasha roll on the Russian
rear guard of 25OcO, near Silistria on the list.
The battle lasted days. The Russians con
tinued their concentration toward SeereIh and
Pruth' They apparently mean to return to the
Banks of the Danube.
The movements of the allied army is kept q
profound secret
The Cavalry is supposed to be advancing BY
land to Balkan.
Telegraph is being built from CONSTANT
nople to Varna. Shumla, Widen, and Gallipol
5000 anglo.French troops were still at Varna.
Prince Napoleon was also there. Gen. Boso-
quotes French Division has left Adrianople for
Shumuia. omer Pasha prepared to Establish ss
his head quarters at Rutzchuek. Communi-
cations from the Danube, were kept open -
far as Silistria by Turkish Flotlla.
Cortschakoff removed his head quarters from
Kaarash to Cen. Brelitzen.
ShilIiers commands division Of French ar-
nv embarking at Chesburg for the Baltic
Accounts from the agricultural districts OF
England, are rather unfavorable, but average
crops are anticipated aa