The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1854-05-10
Arrival of the Africa.

NKw YoRk, May s. The steamer Afri-
ca auiced here to day with Liverpool dates
to the 9sd of April. ..s r.
Brsadstuffs in good c1nsurlbti7e demand
all the week; prices closed at an advance.
Dennistown says, OF Sd on wheat, Is 'n
-four 3Ssaj8,9l; Bait. and Phila. SSs6da39;
Ohio 3Gsa39s: sour 33a35s. White wheat
Hs9dal2s6d: red and mixed HSal ls9d.-
Cora quiet, white Haas, yallow aud mix
ed 36s9ls4ls. 49,.
Richardson quotes white corn 4la4ss;
and white wheat l2sal2s3d.
MAscHEsFER.-There is more cheerful
tone in business, with some beavy orders
from Iudia. All the mills,have re-opened at
Preston.
Fifteen operatives still remain in the stocks
at Stockport. '...-
Provisions & Co. quote beef
steady; but the presen. high rates offer no
encouragement! to dealers, hence sales are
mostly rstaIl Pork III demand only for i'm
mediate wants, holders asking full prices
Bacon rather more active, al the recent re-
ductiou. Hams and shoulders SLOW at pre-
yious quotations. Butter market closed at
previous rates.
The produce brokers board reports tea IN
less demand; common Congo prices easier;
fair business in Macish leaf; no change IL.
Gr zen.
Sugar unchanged; holders at second hand
show disposition to realize at "a to Is de-
cline.
Molasses market over stocked, prices low
er..
Coffee. sales small at former reduced
quotations.
Rice. sales Carolina reported daily more
abundant, and not so ready sale. .- e,
Lard good demand, sales 800 tons, to ar
rive, at 52Sa 54aGI.
Barring Bros report money for short
period as easier. .s..... r.
Consol closed at 81 8 8a87&.
Reels d Son report American Securities
during the week steady, with limited trans
actions.
War news unchanged. Austria Prussia
treat Y has been signed.
Weather-repeased rains
/ The Franklin arrived out or the Goth.
Richardson d Eros, agent for the Ci,y
Of Glasgow, say, they are not afraid of that
steamer bting lost. She was perfectly suf-
fcient in every respect. had water for 40
days, also disuIling apparatus; proVis7
ion and coal for 29 days, she bad 373 pas
sengers.
The alliance between France and Eng
land has beeA ratified AID the treaty sign
&c.
The Greek revolution has assumed the
shape Of Guerrilla warfare, harassing, but
not formidable, Lord Ssratiord has publish.
ed a strong manifesto against the Greek Gov
ernment for provoking an lnsurrec.ioa. a
massacre OF the Greeks by the Turks is re-
ported TO have taken place at Yalo-. con
sidercd doubtful, Vague accounts are still
received OF the invasion Of the sulan's Ter
ntory.
Prince Daniel is reporter to have summon
ed Montenegrlno to arms against the Turks
The campaign in A ASia Is expected TO open
about the middle Of April. Nothing impors
tant from France or England.
Nothing new today except rumors, both
from Paris and Wanna, OF nev Rus sian
meditation.
BERLIN, Friday,--An offensive and de-
fensiye alliance between Austria and Prussia,
was signed by Baron Hess.and Cour: Touen-
on the other.
Paris, Friday.-~A Dispatch from Omci
| P4scha, coatirnas the previous ac couuts thai
the Turks were, thrice successful against q
superior force a: the passage Of the Qanuhs
but in obedience to orders tbey retroated in
.Le line Of kolasseu.
The ot Petersburgh papers contain 6
manifesto in reply to the English and French
declarations of France and England.
Nothing later from TIE, Baltic.
II is asserted, fror:4 Copenhagen, that
Sweden has pos!tiviv catered into secret
treaty with Russia, by which an obsolete
enactment forbidding more than four ship:
to enter barber at oace. has been restor:
ed, and tie same extended to NorwegaI
harbors.
SpAtN.--Mr. Soule, It is reported. was
still 1rguy the Black Warrior affair upon
the attention Of the government. w..
a Spanish decree has been published tc
register all the slaves in Cuba, at the in
STANCE of Great Britain.
Sard MA and Poland rcpHliate priyateer
ling. ~
Fbe St. petersbargh Journal publishes
in reply the declarations OF war, Nesselro lc''
circular IN favor of4the Greek insurgents.
The ice in the Calf Of Finland had mucl
broken up.
Goop.-A young lass who went to camp
meeting and came back full Of the re4iva
which they had. and who did nothing she
following week but sing
"SAout shout! we're gaining ground"
had tha tame SO pat, all she sard was con
tinuati9a Of that song and not unfrequent
| |y tie rhyme was too long for the tune
Old Jowler slipped in and took a bone Of
the liable, and just as he was making for th'
door she sung out
| nIf you don't go out I'll knock you down,
Halle, HalIeujar;
You nasty, stinkin', flop card hound,
Oh, Glory, Halelujar!"
LITE FROM TExAs-IND1AN OUTRAdEs.-