The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1854-06-15
ALLIED TROOPS FOR SWEDEN!
LATER FROM CHINA.

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ALLIED TROOPS FOR SWEDEN!
LATER FROM CHINA.
New YoRK, June l2.-The steamship
Pacific arrived at this port yesterday, with
Liverpool dates to the 31st ult.
COMMERCIAL ISrELLIGEEcE.-LiVerpooL
Market.-Richardson Brothers reporta de-
cline in Wheat of Sd, in Flour Cd, and in
Corn 2s. Their quotations are, Philadel-
phia and Baltimore Flour 33s 6d@39s and
Ohio 39s Cd; white Wheat 12@12s Gland
red do 11@11s 4d.
Brown and Simply report great dizziness
in Breadstuffs at a decline of Sd on Wheat
6da2s on Flour, and 2s on Corn. They
quote white Wheat lis 6da12s sd; Corn
39s 6da5Os; Western Canal Flour BIS Cd
a38s, and Philadelphia and Baltimore SEA
38s Cd.
McHenry reports the stock of Beef much
reduced. Pork was dull. Bacon was in
largo demand, busthe imports being exces-
siye, prevent al advance in prices. Lard
was improving under large orders, though
prices were la2s less than by previous ad-
vices. Tallow was more salable. Rice was
dull.
There was a better demand at Manches-
ter.
LONDON MARKEr.-West India Sugar
was rather lower. Foreign was inactive.
A cargo of Havana No. II sold on Change
at els Cd per cwt. Coffee was in good de-
mand. Hemp was tending downward
Sal'petre was dull and cheaper. Linseed
Oil sold at BIS ca. Scotch Pig Iron 92s,
cash.
Funds were exceedingly strong on Tues
day, and Cosols closed at 908a9O5- After
official hours they huctuated somewhat, but
finally closed at 81.
GENERAL INTELLIeEEcE,-A telegraph
dispatch from Belgrade announces that Sill
istria held out on the 26th. TIE Russians
had been driven back fourtimes with severe
loss
The Journal 81. Petersburg says two frig-
ates ~cannonaded Whi.land on the 10Th, and
on the next day approached Ekenas, but
were repulsed.
Two thousand Greek insurgents are post
ed near Denmark, in Epirus. A French
division had arrived at the Pierans.
Russia had presented the Greek Govern
ment with two vessels of war.
1t is reported that the town of Kafra has
been b~ombarded and captured, in conse-
quence OF the authorities refusing TO deliv-
er over TO the allies several Russian vessels
in harbor.
Naples had officially declared her ueu-
trality.
The detached forts at Haugo had been
destroyed by three steam frigates. The
Russians lost heavily. The British had
only three killed.
4 very hostile feeling is being felt at st.
Petersburg against Austria, snd it is run
ored that the mach-of the Russians upon
the frontier of Bhckoviva has commenced.
The Naples Gazette publishes a decree,
which embodies a declaration of neutrality:
"1st. Armed vessels shall not be admit
ted into the ports or roadsteads of the roy
al dominions of the two Settles, nor shall
they be furnished with any munitions Or
ship stores: Cd. Privateers with prizes shall
not be permitted to enter the ports, except
from stress of water; Sd. Nothing will be
allowed to be bought from privateers; 4th.
Subjects are forbidden to take service from
privateers; 5th. Vessels shall not carry for
any of the Powers contraband articles of
war. Letters of marque shall not be grant
ed.
The division under Gen. Forey will not
90 to Greece. He has received counter or
dersto proceed straight to Constantinople.
Letters from st. Petersburg, dated May
Goth, state with confidence that a note had
been received from Austria and Prussia,
calling upon the Emperor, in energetic
language, to evacuate the Principalities up
on the Danube with the shortest possible
DELAY, and in case the sameis not attended
to, that means will be taken for an active
participation in the war against Russia by
those powers. But as the case stands at
present, there is not the least probability
that the Emperor will pay the least atten-
ton to it.
A Russian steamer succeeded in sailing
out of Sebastopol, Notwithstanding the
blockade, and captured an English mer-
chairman in the Black Sea; but being dis
covered, the prize was cut adrift and the
steamer got back safe to Sebastopol.
The Neva was free from ice on the end
ult., and had risen so high that an inunda-
ton was feared.
Fifteen of the stone bridges over the
Neva were to be broken down, and the re-
mainder mounted with heavy cannon.
The Emperor of Russia has been quite
sick.
1t is reported that the vast mercantile
quarter of the city Riga has been demolish-
ed by military authority, in preparing the
city for defence.
1t is also reported that the allied powers
intended landing 1000 troopsi in Sweden,
preparatory to that power declaring war "a
gainst Russia,
Advicesfrom Constantinople say that a
Turkish corps at Kava almost entirely dis
persed on the approach of the Russians.
Letters from Turin state that contin-
gent force of25,oo0 men had been de-
handed of Sardinia by France, for the
/, Eastern war.
There were $4,000 Turks in possession
of Kajova on the 18th,
The Chancellor of the Exchequer had an,
nounced, through the London journals, thai
he could not pledge himself unconditional
" that there should be no increase of the
funded debt.
Odessa, at the last accounts, was closely