The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1854-05-10
Arrival of the Pacific.

New oTk, May LINE steAmeI SCH"
ic with adviees from England to the 18th
ult , has arrived at this port.
Flour had furthe: advanced. Western
canal is quoted at 3gs and Ohio 4os. Corn
is quoted at 1isa12s, and lard at 5Gs con
sos were steady at 97A.
GESERAL ISTEILiGEScE.-Not Of i'm
portance has reached US from the seat OF
war. with the exception of The capture Of
Eve Russian Merchant vessels, which were
taken in the Baltic. "a.
The steamer Africa arrived out on the
night OF the 10Th.
LIVERPOOL. April l9-The news is still
altogether indefinite. Napier's feet Of 81
sail, left anchorage at Kioge and put 10 sea
eastward, it is supposed to attack the Rus.
sian squsdron. The Tribune frigate regain.
ed Napier from Admiral Pluu,ridgs's diVi.
sion, having captured the first prizes Of war.
namely: S ships ladened with Cad and SUI
phur Luhec.
The Russians have dsmantled the Island
fortressess which they have burned. remov.
ed their shipping aad retired with their guns
DC, to the main land.
From the Danube, the subsistence Of the
news is, that no great operations had taken
place, but that sanguinary ssirmishes oc-
cur duty.
Mustapha Pasha has his main force of
fifty thousand men at karrassa, and like,
wise holds Theernawalla and KusteLidke.
north Of Troian's wall The Russians main,
tanned themselves in Dobrudscha.
Omer Pacha would not hazard an attack
until he had the allies in the rear. Abop.
1, 900 allies had reached Gallipoi..
There isgreat absence of authentic infor.
nation for some days past. The entrance
of the Austrians into Servia is supposed to
be true, but is not confirmed.
The expulsion Of Greeks from the Turk,
ish territories has been enforced. Tie
Greek insurrection is feeble. but still exists
From Asia, we learn that up to March 9Th
no operations had taken p ace at Ezercum,
owing to the unfavorable weather, Zearin
Pacha, commander-n.chief, had arrived.
The Russians were concentrated at Gu
mr which they were terrifying.
The Crcassians have gained victory
over the Russians, compelling them to eyae-
uate several forts, and retire TO ships. Some
Of the garrison were cut to pieces.
Great Britain demands that Spain shall
refuse admitsnce Of Russian privateers int
Spanish ports.
The Prussian Minister has been recalled
from London for personal, not political rea-
sons.
The Austrian Consul General at Alexan.
dra notifies Russian subjects that his pro.
lection over them ceases on the 29th Of April.
when they must leave Egypt
Breadstuf. Henry's cir.ular says that
-four is lsaes dearer. Wheat Sd dearer;
there is no speculative but large dali,
consumptive demand. Corn declined Is.
but more doing in good qualities. Richard
son quotes good Western canal at 3es3d:
Philadelphia, Baltimore AMI Ohio 39s.-
Corn in fair request. at 40s for white and
prime yellow. Wheat purchased to fair
extent at an advance.
Provisions. McHenry says bacon moves
very quietly at 12al4. the latter price retail.
Good beef scarce and wanted. Pork plenty
and dull. Lard meets buyers at Sc.
Tallow Downward The season fcT cla-
verseed is over. ending badly.
| GLASGOW; l8th--Iro market frm: mixed,
war ranted. 79s9l.
MONEY MARkrr--Ccnsols we'll supported.
finally closed at e78s87s for money.
The Grand Duke Constantine has assuR.
ed the command 81 the Russian feet, and
has hoisted his hag.
CoNsrASrNoPLE.-- which was only
defended by AIbrasask, has asked for rein
fotoements from the feet. The English
and French troops at Gallipoli, will, il il
said, be ordered there.
At Mstchin the combat was sanguinary
Three Russian and three Egyptian battal
lions remained dead on the field. ~ 7f'
The months Of the Danube are still block,
ed up