Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1854-01-24
TELEGRAPHIC REPORTS.
Five Days Later. from Europe

arrival of The Baltic-Important from the
seat Of War-Persia joining RusSia-
Lord Palmsrston still in Office The
Markets &c.
New YORK, Jan. 13 The steamship Bal
TIC arrived a. this port last nigm, bringing
Liverpool dates TO The 28lh uIl.
COMMERCIAL lNTELLiGENcE.-L
Dec. 27.-Sales OF Flour TO moderate ex.
tent at steady prices. Wheat is in good re.
quest. Fridays depression has been recov.
cred, the market closing finn. Indian Corn
Is held firmly, and the better qualities are
dcarer. Brown q Shipey quote as follows.
White Whea, los 4d 10 lis. red 10 10 los
Id; Western Canal Flour 37s Cd, Baltimore,
Philadelphia and Ohio, 37s Cd to 3Ss.--
Canada 81 10 38s, Sour 33 10 34s Sd; White
Indian Corn 46s, yellow 45s, mixed AS Sd.
On Wednesday, BreadsIuffs were in active
demand, with improved prices, and tending
upward. sa.ia.t N.a .l
Consols closed on Tuesday al 93t ex. div.
GENERAL lNTELLIGENcE.-The Baltic lef,
Liverpool on Thursday evening, with 984
passengers.
Negotiations on the Eestern question have
again commenced. The Porte manifesis a
pacific disposition.
The combined fleets are still a, Beycos.
Advices from Berlin TO the 24lh, state ,ha
negotiations are pending between Sweden
and Denmark, having for their objec, the
conclusion OF league, offensive and delen
sive between The Two States.
A. 81. Petersburgh, the only effec, Of the
anticipated war, was rise in prices.
The difficulty in the British Cabinet hat
been hushed up. IL is rumored that Lord
PamersIon retains office, bu. the repor, il
doubled. @ s#
|. is stated lha, the Sultan has consented
to the resumption Of negotiations.
A Russian Steamer on the Prush had Sc
two Turkish villages on fire by throwing rel
hot balls.
i Cons,anlinople dates TO the 14sh, stat,
that The overland Indian mail brings confir
paiion Of the news that the Shah Of Persi'
!. had LEI: Teheran with an army numbering
80 900 cavalry, 1000 pieces Of cannon, ant
r 1000 camel loads Of ammunition, for the pur
, pose OF joining the Russians. Al the lates
accounts, the army had passed Tabreese.-
The Shah had also semi an envoy 10 Dos
} Mohammed, TO point out 10 him the advan
,age Of siding with Persia and Russia.
f Curious developments have come 10 ligh
which indicate ,ha, Russia has long bee
preparing for the present crisis. A large ex
1 pedi.ion has been secretly organized unde
!. the pre,ence Of campaign againsllh The Kha
: Of Khiva.
Q Odessa letters o. the 9th, state posiiivel
that the Sagondib, Russian ship Of 80 guns
4 was destroyed a, the boule Of Sinope. Th
e Official bulletins do not mention This loss. -
e The ship was bravely attacked by Turks
d frigate, and both vessels blew up.
f One Of The Turkish Admral's Add
Camps had died o, Sebaslopol, Of his wound,
G Admiral Osman Pasha has had limb am
S pIlaied, and is now IN dangerous s,ale.--
Q The Turks eslimale their loss at Snopt
: IN ships, munitions and treasures, a, lwen,
Q million pias,ers.
Two leves Of recruits were made in Pc
Q land ON the nights Of The 24,h November an
q 8lh December at the rate Of eight men j
9 every one thousand
|. Part OF The Russian force in Poland ha
J. been ordered 10 join the army in Wallachis
By advices from Bucharest 10 the l5!t
p we learn ,ha. large masses Of troops had bee
marching upon Lesser Wallachia, and the
Prince Gorchikof had taken ,he command
A dispatch received a. ConsianIinople fror
Omer Pasha, states that he 10 aware ,hes
n a