The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1854-02-01
THE LANCASTER LEDGER,
X. s.. BAILEY,
EDITOR AND PROPRIETOR.
TELEG R HIC.
Telegraphic Summary.

ARRIVAL OF THE ATLANTIc.-Thc U. S.
mail steamship Atlantic has arrived at New
York with Liverpool dates to JAN H. Sales
since the last steamer 1900 bales. Fair
Orlcnns, 6fd; Middling 81. Fair Upland 6a.
biiddling 65, The demand was fair and hol-
ders hrm, with moderate sales to the trade.
SPecuiators took 1000, and Exporters 900
bales Manchester trade unchanged.
The demand for Flour was good. and nri-
ces had advanced lsd. Canal, "a: Ohio IA
Yellow Corn, so; White, So. White Wheat
l2s. Cd. " "0"'
Consols firmer, and closed at 92a.
Inc entrance of the allied fleets into the
BACK Sea Is confirmed. The Russian Min
isters mad not withdrawn from London and
faris. The latter is reported to have said
ne would wait further instructions Russia
mas refused the proposition of Austria for n
european protectorate over the Christians
OF Turkey. The Car says he will consent
10 no interference between himself and Tur-
key.
There had been three slight affairs between
the Turks and Russians on the Danube, in
which the former were successful. There
IS report but not confirmed, that the Rus
sans had stormed KarakaI The Pacha of
Egypt, on hearing Of the Sinope affair. inn
mediately equipp'd six frigates, two cor
veftes, and two brigs, TO replace those de-
stroyed, The insurrection of the Walla-
ehlan peasantry is confirmed
Inc Perslans in Tcheran have risen in in
surreeuon against the Russians, and the Brit
1sh Charge has resumed negotiations with
Persia "' Will
1he hlng OF Belgium las sent an auto.
graPh letter to Napoleon on the war nros.
Pects. The contents have not trnnspircd
Su' u is surmised to be another device OF
he Gar to gain time. Franco has called
OUT an additional contingent of 10000 men
70 replace the 10000 destined for Turkey
nussIa Is concerting action with Sweden
anu u, denmark in view of the coming war;
Lhe Marquis de Turgot has been appoint.
GU Hrana master OF the Legion of Honor
on account of Soule woundinu him Youno
the difficulty. r'''s
1t is reported that the Burmese hay, rc
captured Pegu. The Chinese insurrent.
nave evacuated Annoy, and the imperiolists
nave PerPetrated horrible massacrcs there,
nussh'n sailors on leave have been sum
moned TO return. @" S""''
Norway has determined to fit out sound.
ron OF IL ships, in view of events. 1ittIo
sympathy for Russia in Norway.
The great rise in the price of food has
caused fears in England of riots omono the
poor. Bread riots have already commenced
IN DeSonshlre-women and chid.e para
ding the streets, demolishing bakers win
COWS, attacking market people, and destroy
ing provisions. The police are unable to
called out ''''' oee''
LOTION MARKET.-Brown g. Shipley re.
Pois since the niagara the market STEADY
Is lhanimnte' at former quotations. Nc
Henry says the late Imports be;ng fros,v nf
fercd have afforded buyers more selection.
OF the better grades, ut shade under the
extreme rates Of last week. A further rise
OF breadstnffs and the unsettled aspect OF
Eastern affairs, create caution and limit Cd.
erations "
~ sales of Saturday, 5000; Monday, 1000:
uesday 5,oOo-markets closing firm. In
Manchester, although prices are frmer, but
httle business is doing. Rice was brisk.