Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1854-02-24
ARRIVAL OF THE BALTIC!
FOUR DAYS LATER FROM EUROP
Decline in wheat and Flour.
The Car begins TO quakc--COuni
OrlOff's Mission failed.
New YoKK. Feb. 90.


The Steamer Baltic arrived below last night
at O'Clock with dates to the Sth inst. The
Europa arrived out on the 9th.
The Czar's last proposal rejected Nego-
tiations are broken off, The Russian Ministers
have left Paris Instructions have been Mt
to the English and French Ministers to with
draw from ST. PETE rsbu'gh gh.-France and
England are making open preparations for
war. Breadstufs have slightly deciAed.
From Richards on Bros s. Co.'S Circular.
LIVERPOOL Feb. I'VE have had a very
slender attendance at the opening ofthe mar
ket, but towards the close there was an in.
crease OF millers and dealers of this immedi-
ate neighbortoo and some from the inte ior
towns, but all operated with much caution
The sales Of Whea. effected were entirely
of retail character, and in these holders had
to submit TO decline of 2d(03d per 70 lbs.
on the prices obtained on Friday, and alto
gether the market was in an irregular state
! The same may be said of the Flour trade as
to extent Of business, and prices were 6d@ Is
/ per Dbl under those of our lasl--Baltmore and
Philadelphia being procurable at 42s, ex.
warehouse. Corn dull. Sales at decline of
Is per 4SO lbs. The improved feeling advs-
ed by last mail has not been sustained Flour
and Whea' have declined 3s per Dbl and Is
per 10 lbs, from the highest point. Indian
Corn has reccded 2s@3s.
PARIS, Tuesday-All the rumors Of the III
success Of the Orloff Mission are now confirm
ed. 1t is not likely that he will prolong his
stay, but he will, it is said, leave directly ful
ST. Pctersburgh; foreseeing the same rebuff
at Berlin he will refrain from visiting that
Capital. 1t is said the Servian Government
yielding TO the suggestion of the Russian Con
sui at Belgrade, will refuse to accept the tive
Iirmans of the Sultan unless Russia gives he
consent.
The Paris Bourse-A fall in the Englsl
funds affected prices. which, early in the day
showed tendency to rise. IhreeS closed a
! 90, 80; 43 per cents, 81, so.
ST. PETERsBURG, Jan. 29.-It is said th
Emperor who is fully aware Of the position
in which he is placed, will endeavor to ayoic
n general confagration, if he can only pre-
serve his honor and rights
The influence of Count Nesslerode is agai
in the ascendant
1t is also said that the Gar is about TO writ
an autograph leIter 10 tue queen of EhSlah
in which be will eDdeavor to prove that he hs
not been the aggressor.
An Imperial ukase confirms the summon
ing TO arms of all the reserves, as well as h
soldiers on furough.
/ War--POsitiVe Facts.
!, Several Cunard steamers are taken up b
). the british Government, to carry troops
= Constantinople. Sixty thousand men Q
from England, and will be taken up at di
ferent stations. About 10000 men will SOC
be collected to form part Of the first exped
Il ton.
l. There is no doubt brigade Of guards VI
l. form part of the expedition. The 4oth Rel
e ment that was under orders for Austral
e leaving all the old soldiers at home who's
l. time would be up in few years, is now
e hold itself in readiness for foreign servic
], taking all the best men and leaving all Ii
y young soldiers and recruits at home.
" A Vienna correspondent telegraphs thi
= orlof leaves for ST. Petersburgh on Wedne
r. day, probably.
The combined fleets were at Besica Bay Z
the 9th of January. Six ships convoy
: Turkish Steamer with troops into The Bla'
Sea.