Washington telegraph., 1854-01-11
Arrival Of the America.
ONE WEEK LATER FROM EUROPE
corroN MARKET QUIET.

Arrival Of the America.
ONE WEEK LATER FROM EUROPE
COTTON MARKET QUIET.
Breadstufs. Improred-Interestins Cen
erai Neics. 8.
New York, Dec 22d.-The Cunard
steamer America has arrived at Halifax,
bringing dates from Liverpool to the 10th
inst. ~
Liverpool Markets.
L1vERrooL, Dec. 1O.-The cotton mar
ket here has been quiet since the departure
of the Asia, and with only moderate de-
mand from the trade and for export The
sales of the week are limited to $4,000 bales
of these 1000 have been taken for spec
ulation and 1000 for export. Prices have
been without any change of moment. the
market closing last evening with the follow
ing quotations Fair Orleans 6 3-4; Mid
ding Orleans 6; Fair Uplands 3-S; and
Middling Uplands 5 3-4d. per Id. The
sales to-day are estimated at 5000 bales,
the market closing firm at last evenings
prices Flour has been in fair request, and
prices have improved. Western Canal is
quoted at 35s. and Ohio at BIS. per bbl.-
Corn has been without any change of mo-
ment, the prices closing at AS. for yellow.
and 45s. per quarter for white. !.
Money Market
The money market continues stringent.
Consols close at 95.
HARE Market
The advices from Havre are up to last
evening Friday. They report moderate
demand in the cotton make the sales Of
the week reaching barely 5000 bales
Prices have been steady. however, and Tres
Ordinaire Orleans is quoted at o. francs.
The stock on hand last evening was 10000
bales Flour has been in fair request with
out any change of moment in the prices.
Later from the Seat of War.
The latest advices from Constantinople
state that the armies on the Danube are vet
quiet In Asia. however, the war contin-
ues and several encounters have taken place
between the Russians and Turks. Some of
the battles have been important, and in
all the Turks have been brilliantly success
full
The Circassians are reported TO be flock
ing in large numbers to the Turkish STAN
dard. Two companies Ct Wa.!achan militia
ry have deserted the Russian army and join
ed the Turks.
The Russians had captured Turkish
steamer. but she was afterwards rc-captured
by the Turks.
Georgia.
Abbas Pacha has entered Georgia with
the forces under his command, and the Rus
sian troops in that country we're in critical
condition at the last accounts. Reinforce
ments we're fastening to their relief.
No eea:--
A battle had ia place between the
Turks and Montenegrins. with great loss on
both Sides but without definite result
The Paris "Moniteur" has published an
article stating that the four Powers had re-
sumed joint action in favor of restoring
peace between Russia ard Turkey, and that
the conference wo,rid be open for the Rep
resentativcs of the Two Powers The funds
at the Paris Bourse advanced considerably
in consequence of these assurances.
Spain.
There are reports of Carlist movement
in Spain.
Several young men have been arrested at
Rome, charged with being members of
London secret society
France and Naples.
The difficulty between France and Naples
has been satisfactorily adjusted.
Further by the America.
The proposition made by the British
government that an armistice for three
months should be declared between Russia
and Turkey, has been refused by the Otto
man Porte.
The fortresses of Saffa ana -Akis.an, in
Asia, have been taken by the Turkish for.
ces under the command of Selim Pacha. y
The Russians made an attack on Fort ST.,
Nicholas. with view to its rccapture, but
were defeated in the attempt. They were
also defeated in an engagement of considera-
bic Importance, near Areska, and left many
dead bodies on the field
The Turks are engaged in fortifying KAT
afat
The greatest enthusiasm is stated to pre-
vail in the Turkish army The troops are
abundantly provisioned and regularly paid.
The Russian soldiers are suffering great
ly from sickness w
Some Americans are reported to have
joined the Turkish camp.
A legion of Circassians has been formed
at Constantinople. under the command of
Laf6 Bey
Arrival of the Hermann.
FURTHER FROM EUROPE.
TROUBLE WITH BEIGIuM -