Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1854-06-29
Foreign News.
ARRIVAL THE CANADA.
BREADSTUFFS UNCHANGED.
Important Changes IN the British Cabinet.
WAR NE WS, &C.

HALIFAX, June 2l
The steamer Canada arrived at this port this
morning with Liverpool dates to the 10th inst.
-one weeks later news
LIVERPOOL MARKET-JUNE 10:
Observation-Disclosures differ, some reporting
prices shade higher and others shade lower
the truth is that prices are weak aud transac-
tons moderate. Brown & Shipley quote Wes-
tern Canal at 38s@38s Cd; straight Baltimore
at 38s 6d@39s, good Ohio 39s 6d@4Os, white
wheat 1lsQ112s red l0s6d@lls Cd white
corn 29s@ 4Os yellow Ais; mixed sos.
Richardson & Bros quote beef firm with an
upward tendency Pork dull; bacon firm with
large import demand; 39@4l-
-Higher--advanced Sd ; 1850 $685.
Stock 3, 800 kegs
Brokers Board report pearl ashes and potash
es unchanged. Business very dull
Limited business in sugar; foreign unchan'
ged with moderate business
Coffee firm
Tea medium ; green advanced 2s-
Rice dull; sales for the week 5000 tierces.
LONDON MARKET
Lard firm
Rice dull
Breadstuffs firm and unchanged, with mod
crate business Flour, more seller than buyers
Bullion in Bank increased $4,000
Consols have undergone great fluctuations
Marshall Arnaud despatched seventy thouS-
and Anglo-French troops to-the relief of Silis-
tria- They would probably reach there on the
14th June. The chief interest now centers in
the question whether Sstria would hold out
till then ah
Deep political movements are going on be-
tween Austria and Prussia
Several important changes have taken place
| in the British Cabinet
| Lord John Russell appointed President of
the Council Duke of New Castle Minister of
War, and Sir GeorgC Grey Secretary of State
for the Colonies
Intense anxiety prevails in regard to Silistria-
The Russians had 70, 900 men On the spot, and
the assaults are continued day and night
They had made practicable breach, but the
sudden rise of the Danube prevented tue storm
ing Advices to the 25th reported that the for
tress might hold out fifteen days The Com.
mandant, Mesa Pacha is threatening to slow
up the fortress rather than surrender
On the night of the 9th the Russians made
three attempts to storm but were repulsed with
fearful loss, leaving fifteen hundred dead be-
meath the ramparts- The Turks also made
fearful havoc among the Russians, killing and
wounding 1900
The allied headquarters were established at
Varna
] The Tuks were defeated on the 3lst Of May
5000 Russians at Slaturna killing 500 and cap
turing the guns. Other encounters more or less
sanguinary are reported
All the Russians troops at Bucharest are or
dered to advance to the Danube
The Russian force in Lesse, Wallacha was
still falling back
i All was QUIT On the Danube
The alIiedfcet was cruising about but no en-
Jenny was in sight
Nothing further has been done in the Baltic
by the feet.
Admiral Napier's fleet was at Helsingford,
and Admiral Corry's, including the French
squadron, would cruise off the southern coast
until arriving near Cronstadt when both fleets
would unite and anchor across the Gulf
The French squadron Of % ships passed Ru-
zen on the 4th, steering northeast.
A force of steam guns boats was being has
tily fitted out in England
Five English ships of War are on the way to
blockade the White Sea-
AsIA--TAe Crcassians under Scharuye are
preparing to attack Tiftlis-
i CoNsTANTINoPLE, 30th-The occupation Of
Redoubt Kalch By the Turks is confirmed An
iopa and Kulaih have been evacuated