Loudon free press. (Loudon, Tenn.) 1852-1855, 1854-02-28

THOMAS ROBINSON, PreS't.
JOHN w. O'BRlEN, Secfy.
Telegraphed for the Augusta Constitutionalist
FURTHER PER STEAMER BALTIC.
Baltimore, Feb. q.
EYGLAYD.-In the House Of Lords on Mon
day, the Maruuis-asked information regard
Ing Eastern affairs. Earl Clarendon replied,
that he had Just learned that a proposal had
been received from the Emperor of Russia at
Vienna, the terms of which were entirely unac-
ceptable and not of character to be sent TO Con
stantinople He also stated, that all diplomat
ic reati ons between England aud Russia were
broken off.
A despatch from Berlin announces that Prus-
STA and Austria will side with the Western
powers, but remain neutral.
The Russian troops at Krajova had retreated
to protect Bucharest from threatened attack
OF Omer Pasha.
The Russian residents at Paris had been Or
dered to leave within a month, or their property
would lie conGScated.
The first eXpeditiouary force for Turkey, con-
sistag of 40, 900 men, are ready. The Allan
tic squadron had been ordered to Toulon, for
the purpose, it is supposed Of taking of troops,
on board. The allied troops only came to
Brice's Bay for provisions. They met no Rus
sian vessels in their cruise.
The Russian feet was at Kaifa, fresh.
Turkish re-iuiOrcementS are 10 be sent to
Asia under the protection of the Allied fleets,
which is then to cruise in the Black Sea.
LIVERPOOL Corrox MARKgr-The market
closed quiet without any advance.
There had been a decline in Flour of 81. to
Is. Wheat %. to Sd. Corn Is. to IS
WAsHIyGToN, Feb. 2l.-There is a deep
snow here which has DISTRACTED the travel.
A bill was reported iD the Senate for six
steam frigates. Summers made speech to
day against tho Nebraska bill. Toombs will
reply.
The House was engaged in discussing the
Homestead bill.
Both Houses adjourned over Washington'S
birth day.
BALrINoRE, Feb. 2l.-There was tremen-
dous snow storm, accompanied by high Wind
Yesterday and last night along the Atlantic
coast At Baltimore, Philadel phia and New
York, the snow was two feet on a level, and in
many places it was drifted to the depth of FIVE
and ten feet. All the trains are stopped,
The steamer Africa got off at high tide
The Star of the West, North Star and George
Law have sailed.
New YORK Feb. 22-CoTroN-The market
is firm Sales 1850 Lales.
Flour had declined cents. There is small
export demand. The sales were 1900 bbls.-
State brand at S8:87; Ohio 1915 bbls. South
ern Mt SS:S7. Wheat was unsetted--600 bush
els Southern White we're sold at 81. For Corn
the demand was moleratc-sales $4,000 bush
els at 90 to 95 cents Sales of 250 bags of
Rio Coffee at ia cents.
Baltimore, Feb 22.--Two thousand barrels
of Flour were sold at 1857 to So. Corn 81 70
So cents.
There We e collision near Lancaster on Tues
day, between two passenger trains. There were
several persons slightly injured.
The Southern mail is received regular
". The Northern routes are still obstructed by
the snow.
The America sails from Boston, and the At
RIGA from New York on Thursday
New ORLEANS, Feb. 23.--CoTToN.-Up TO
noon, the sales amounted to 1000 bales The
prices are irregular.
The Coffee was active, and 10000 bags were
sold at l04 to IL cents
Flour was dull at $3.50. Corn active at &c.,
Ne,o- FORK Makes
Baltimore, Feb. 2l-In New York, on Tues
day. CorroN was sitter, and 900 bales changed
hands. $50 bags of Rio COFFEE were dispos-
ed of at liz cents per 10. FLOUR opened buoy
ant and closed heavy. $1,000 bbls., were sold
at 1887 for State, and 1881 for Ohio. GOO
bbls. of Southern found purchasers at from
S8:626$9 p Dbl. WHEAT was dull and had
declined cents b bushel CORN was sitter
but not quotahly higher, and commanded from
o2095c. q bushel.
Baltimore, Feb. 22.--CoTToN in New FORK
on Wednesday was firm, and $500 bales
changed hands. FLOUR had declined six cents
per bbl., and there was but little demand
Tor it for export. $500 bbls. were sold at 49,
81 for State and 1915 for Ohio. $500 bales
bbls. Southern were disposed Of at 1887 per
Dbl. WHEAT was unsettled, and 600 bushels
Southern white found purchasers at 50 z bush
el. Corn was in moderate demand, and "a, 600
bushels were sold at from 92@95 cents per
buShel. $50 bags of Rio COFFEE changed
hands at liz per tb.
Baltimore, Feb. 23.-In New-York, on
Thursday, IoTToN was firm, and 300 bales
changed hands. Bio COFFEE was firm, and
500 bags were sold at / cents per 10. FLOUR
was sitter, but not quotably higher, and 5000
bbls. were disposed Of State was worth ST.:
81, and Ohio 1915 per Dbl. 100 bbls of
Southern changed hands at 1897 per bbl-
WHEAT was quiet. Corn opened heavily, but
improved at the close, and the sales comprised
10000 bushels 920944 cents per bushel.
New-York, FEBRUARY 24.-CoTroY in New
York ON, Friday, was SITTER, and prices had
advanced quarter of a cent Rio COFFEE was
firm, and sales comprised 600 bags at liz cents.
FLOUR was easier, and $500 bbls changed
hands. State. was worth 1925, and Ono So
so. 1900 bbls of Southern were disposed of
at from Ss.370$.75 per bbl. In the WHEAT
market there were more sellers than buyers
5000 bushels of Southern White were sold at
81 per bushel. CoRN was firm at from 93(G95
cents per bushel,