The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1854-04-05
ARRIVAL OF THE AFRICA.
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NEw YoRK, March ss.
The steamer Africa from Liverpool a-ri-
yed to day at half past 8 o'clock. with dates
10 the 18th inst News not interesting.
The statement of the capture of K4lafat
by the Russians is an atrocious fa'sehOolto-
tally unfounded. There has been no f gft-
ing worth nolicr on the Danube or in AsiI.
The London Daily News, says without
date, that the CSar has sent another propo-
sal to Vienna, which the representatives, of
the FIVE powers found inadylsable and rrjec-
ted.
A messenger with the Ultimatum Of Fra9ce
and England 10 the Gear, left Vienna on the
9th for st Petersburgh. Prussia, Austria
have not signed this Ultimalum-the Prus-
sian and Austrian policy being sti defined
as neutrality for the present mediation for
the future.
In bresdstuffs the liberal arrivals and fine
weather caused dullness in the market
Holders are not generally pressing, but an
instant reduction OF Cd and 3d on wheat, and
lsals Sd on -four was taken, thus looSing the
improvement Of last week, Indian Corn is
steady and unchanged. Richardson, Bros.
quote white American wheat Ills 90 and les
Sd; Bait. Phila., and Ohio 37S 6da3ss; Yel-
low corn 45s 6I.
Gardiner & Co, report beef active and
steady; pork in fair demand and tending up
wards; bacon steady; lard dull.
The first division of fourteen British ships
under Admiral Charles Napier sail from
Portsmouth to-day / lth for Baltic. 1t is re-
ported that 5000. British troops will 60 to the
Baltic for iand service.-The 77th regiment
embarked at Liverpool on the / lth for Tur-
key. The allied fleets were at Beycas bay
and the bulk of the Russian feet is at Sebas-
topot with some ships at Secamkal; both
fleets had cruisers in Black Sea. The Rus
sian Baltic feet is pushing through ice to
Socaberg. The Greek insurrectiona have
subsided.
VIENNA, 9th 1t is reported that the
Russians are Withdrawing from kaafat.-
Archduke Albert will be commander in chief
of the AuStrlans on the south eastern frontier.
9th. -- Prince Paskewitsch is appointed
General in chief of the Russian army of tke
| Danube.
MALTA, 9Th. The first division Of the ex-
peditiJnary army arrives here.
LONDON, loth.--The Queen, yesterday is
sued a proclamation against British subjects
engaging in foreign service, or fitting out
vessels for wsrlike purposes without special
license.
CoNSrANrINoPLE 29th.---The Pacha ot
Galata had been deposed, at the instance o.
4 Austrian internuncio. Samas inende tc
declare her indepcn lance if the French ships
of war had been sent there.
A dispatch to the Morning Chronicle o
the 10th from Athens, states that the Greek
insuirection is extending to Messaly.
Gen. kanycs has joined the insurgents.
That city of Arta has been taken by as
suit ard the Turks beaten in several en-
counters Pervisa still holds out.
Lord John Russell was quite i'll, bcin.
unable TO attend to duties in the House Oh
Friday. The House adjourned till Mon
day.
The latest dispatches from Paris fully con
firm the news respecting the attitude assum
ed by Prussia and Austria on the eastern
question. Austria expressed her willingness
to Join the Western powers, but Prussia pos'
itively refused, on the gronnd that as Rus
sia was net maritime power, she had bu
little interest inolhc matter.
A dispatch from the Austrian Minister
Count Foul, Was received on Thursday, ex
f. planatory of The affair; but its language il
said to be reserved and unsatisfactory, ant
indicative of "a change Of policy on the par
of Austria.
Advices from Spain states that Col. Lafor
re, the insuEgent chief, had been capturet
near the frontier and shot.
The holders of the bonds ofthe Bank o
Pensacola are invited meet in Loadon t.
take measures for preferrins their claims O
the U. S. Government.
All the passengers Of the ship Robsr
Kelley were landed safely. The ship il
self was got off the rooks and towed int
Kingston.
The ship Pantheon struck and sunk nes
Holyhead, on the night of the 9th. Eigh
of the crew landed. The fate of the other
had not been reported.
The French Senate unanimously voted
lean of 25o,0U0, 0,oO0fr.
The first division of troops was to leay
Toulon On the Goth.
Some excitement was caused in commei
cial circles by Lord CIsrendon's announct
! ment to the Riga merchants tina: all Russia
: produce, to whomesoever belonging, an
/ even in neutral vessals shall be lawfl
[ prize in eyent OF war.