Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1854-02-21

The dnsper of the Czar eraSiue- Grea
Marine D,saster-LosS of -Four Humid
red LiUesl
New York. Feb. 8. P. M.-The steamer
Pacific. with advces from Liverpool to the
25lh ull.. has just arrived.
COMMERCIAL INTELLIGENCE. - Western
Canal Flour is quoted AT 42(O43, and Ohio
|nnd similar brands 43(O44. Yellow Corn
49, and White 50s White Wheat lbs 4d
ICpnsols declined ,o9o.
Tbesanswer OF The Car to,,he note OF the
|5opr powers IS quite eyasiye, and is indef.
The advices IN regard 10 BreadsIuffs are
rather conrradic.ory Richardson & Broth.
ers quote prime qualities o Baltimore and
Philadelphia Flour a, AS 6dO45s. Robert
Maxim gives the prices of United States
White Whea, nj 12s 10d0l3s Cd; Western
Canal Flour ABS 6d(044s; and PhiadeIphi
Baltimore, Ohio and New Orleans. 44st045s;
White Corn, 49>O52s. and Yellow. $3.50
5ls; but al agree ha, a, these rates the bus.
mess doingwas quite limited.
In regard to the provisions, Mr.. Henry
savs Bacon WIS in good demand. but at a
decline Of Is 10 Is per cw,. No, much doing
in Beef or Pork; buyers holding off for lower
prices.
Cheese is in demand. Lard steady a,
full rates. TaIlow in fair demand, and pre-
vous rates fully maintained.
N,ahing new in Seeds.
i.incaad CoEo loco actiya hriely cnoo-
ualive demand for Eas. India Rice, bu, Car,
oina neglected.
A, London sugar was quiel-Coffae was
firm a, full rates, with sales Of Cosia Rica
a, auction al 43s to Sos Cd. There was a
good business doing in Carolina Rice al 25s
Cd per cw.. Spirits T1rpenline sold a. 55s
10 arrive.
ConsoIs opened Wednesday morning al
905. and closed al 905 q,
GENERAL INrELLIGENcE-The latest in.
lelligence from London to Liverpool, dated
Wednesday morning, says,-The Times
Paris correspondent writes that the reply Of
lhe Emperor Nicholas. though not couched
in very strong language, in demanding ex.
plantations. was yet of such character as 10
leave lule hope of any change in the EN-
perOr's mind.
II is stated that popular excitement at 81.
Pe,crsburgh had reached 10 such an extent
.ha, The French Government anticipated an
outbreak would take place, by which the
Gar would be compelled to nuke formal
declaration Of war, before even his p ans
would be arranged.
--it wus Lvli,-ved sa,- Paris that a force OF len
or fifteen thousand Russians had crossed The
Danube.
|, was also rumored that dispatch had
been received from 81. Pelersbnrgh apnoun.
cling The resignation Of Nesselrode, and its
acceptance by The Emperor.
The clipper ship Red Jacket arrived in
The Mersey on Wednesday, 25sh uli., in
thirteen days from New York.
The steamer Africa arrived Monday eve.
ming.
The ship Antarctic had also arrived with
the passengers aboard rescued from the
steamship San Francisco.
The splendid new iron emigrant ship
Ia, leur, bound from Liverpool 10 Melbourne,
struck rock aud sunk 10 Dublin bay. Four
hundred oil the passengers were lost.
There was no further ballles reported on
the Danube or in Asia Minor.
The allied fleets were last seen steering
for Baloun, with fair wind.
The Russian fleet was also at sea.
The very latest advices received jus, as
ihe Pacific sailed, says the Car had moi
proceeded 10 exuteme measures. upon learn
ing of ,he en,ry of the allied fleet into the
Black Sea, buI simply replied by asking
"Are The fleets 10 observe strict neutrality
or are they TO ,ake active parlwilh Turkey"
|, was ,elegraphed from Vienna that The
Cars final reply would be a contemp'uous
refusal of the Vienna nole, and would refer
Turkey 10 Gorlschakoff for further parlicu
lars. and asserting positively, he will no
give up one jot Of Menchikoff's first de-
mands.
There was considerable excitement along
the Danube, bu, 40 further battles.
The English people appeared to have
made up their minds for war. seeing that
was pending, and appear TO quietly ACCEPT it
| Mr.. Mason, The American Minister .C
France. has presented his credentials.
Russia protests against neutrality on the
pan Of Denmark, and insists she shall take
sides with one party or The other.