The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1854-02-01
Arrival Of the Atlantic.


red at half past 10 o'clock this morning,
bringing Liverpool dates to the lItb, being
I days later.
! Flour has advanced Is 81. Western
Canal AS, Ohio 45s. White corn 5as, Yel-
low sos. White wheat l2s Cd.
But little definite to add to the important
news BY the Niagara. 1t is confirmed that
on Dec. 3Jth, part Of the allied fleet en-.
ter, d the black sea. they were prevented
from entering sooaer by tempestS.
At latest dates, the RuSsion ambassadors
hs d not Withdrawn from London or Paris
NJ. kieSlotf, Minister at Paris, is reported
to have said that he would await further in
structons from his government
From Vienna it is stated seemingly au-
chemically. that Austria had asked Russia if
she would consent to an European Protecto-
rate over Christians in Turkey; to which the
Car replied thGs he would consent to no
interference hatever between himself and
/ Turkey.
/ On the Danube but little is doing owing
to the weather. There had been three slight
affairs, one between forage escort and some
Corsacks, another sally from Sistowa, and
the third an action between a steamer and
two gun boats and two shore batteries on
the Danube. In dll three the Turks were
successful.
Report says that the Turks had stormet
KaTakahal. This, though probably true
needs confirmation.
From Asia we have the letter writers ac-
counts of previous affairs, but no. one word
of later news.
The Russians had warned their shipping
not to venture out ofport, unless under the
protection of convoy. Conveys are to he
! organized to defend the different trading
! ports.
The Pacha of Egypt, on hearing ef the
/ disaster at Srnope, Immediately ordered the
/ equipment of six frigates, two cnrve!tes
and three brigs, to replace those destroy
/ ed.
| 1t is confirmed that the Wallachiaa peas
antry are liz insurection.
Lord Dudley Stuart had an interview with
the Sultan respecting tho employment of the
| Poles.
1t is reported that the British Charge
has resume,i negotiations with Persia
/ The Persians in Teheran have broke out
in tumVlt against the Russians.
There is no British news of interest.
! The King of Belgium has sent an auto
graph letter by special messenger TO Ma
poeon on the subject of the war prospects.
! Its exact nature has not tran spred, but it
is variously sulmised as apother device of
the Gar 10 gain time. or as a bonalide pro-
/ posal on the part of Belgium.
| France has called out an additional con-
tngent force OF 10000 men. to replace the
/ 10, 900 destined for Turkey.
| Prussia is concerting Il course Of action
tn, Denmark and Sweden, IN view of the
app oaching war. s
The Marquis Turgot has been appointed
Grand Officer OF the Legion Of Honor, sup
posed On account OF Soues wcunding him.
/ Young SouIe has published long let
ter explaining his difficulty with the Duke
Of Alba.
The overland India mail brings CalcItta
dates to Dec. 26Ch, contradIcting the former
news from the Burmah war. 1t is said the
! Burmese had captured Pegla. The Rus
SLAMS are reported to be at khiva. Trade
in India was fair.
| The Sailors of Russia on leave have been
summoned to return to service in March.
/ A letter from Christiaha states that Nor
way has decided On fitting out squadron
of l2 ships in view of approaching events.
/ But little sympathy for Russia exists among
the Norwegians.
The enormous rise in the price Of FOOD has
caused apprehensions in England of riots a
raong the laboring classes. Dreadfg! riots
have already commenced in Devonshire.-
At Topsham mobs of women threatened
the bakers in consequence of the latter rails
ing the price Of bread. At Creditor also
bands of men, women and children paraded
the streets and attacked the baker shops,
demolshing the doors and windows. The
market people were also moested and their
produce kicked about the streets.
The police were unable to put down the
disturbance. After report spread that the
soldiers were coming. quiet was restored.
| Dates from Libera are to Dec. 18Th
The coast Is. healthy. Prest. Roberts had
delivered satisfactory message to the Leg
islalure and informs them Of the alliance of
France apd England with Liberia, and that
Napoleon had sent present Of 1907 stand
of arms with accop.rements, for the native
militia.