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ARRIVAL OF THE ATLANTIC.
New YORK. Jan. 27.


The Atlantic arrived at 100 O'Clock,
with Liverpool dates to the lIth, four
days latter.
Flour has advanced 1s6l. Western
canal AS; Ohio 45s. Corn, white 53s;
yellow SOS. White wheat l2s6d. Pro-
visions-Demandf fair; holding firm; mod
crate sales.
The important news BY the Niagara is
confirmed.
Dec. Both. part Of the allied feet en-
tered The Black Sea; they were prevented
entering sooner by tempestS.
At the latest dates. the Russian ambas
sailors had not withdrawn from London
or Paris. The Russian Minister at Paris.
is reported to have said that he would
wait further instructions from his gov
eminent.
From Vienna. il is stated, seemingly
authenticity, that Austria had asked
Russia if she would consent to European
protection over Christians in Turkey
To this the Gar replied that he would
consent 10 no interference whatever be.
tween himself and Turkey.
On The Danube. little is doing. owing
to the weather. There had been three
slight skirmishes-one between forage
escort and Cossacks another. sally from
Sistona. The third action was between
steamer, two gun boats and two shore
batteries. The Turks were successful.
There is a report that the TURKS had
stormed Karacafat. which, though proba-
ole. is NOT confirmed.
From Asia. We have not one word Of
later news.
The Russians had warned their ship
ping not TO venture out Of pert unless
under protection Of conveys to be organ
lied TO defend different trading pof,s.
The Pacha of Egypt. on hearing Of the
Slnope disaster. Immediately ordered the
equipment of four frigates. two corvettes.
and three briggs, TO replace those de
stroyed.
The Wallachian peasaniry are in in
surrection.
Lord Dudly Stuart has had al inter
view with the Sultan respecting the en-
ployment Of Poles.
1t is reported that the British Charge
has renewed negotiations with Persia.
TeheEan has broken out In tumuii
against the Russians.
The King Of Belgium has sent an auto
graph letter by special messenger to
Napoleon on the subject OF war. Inc
contents have not transpired. 1T is sur
! Tn ha do nF
gain time, or as bone hde proposal on
the part of Belgium.
France has called out an additional
contingent force Of 80. 900 men TO replace
70. 900 destined for Turkey.
The sailors Of Russia on leave are sum
moned to return TO service in March.
A letter from Christiana states that
Norway has decieed upon fitting out a
squadron of IL ships. in view OF APP
preaching events. Little sympathy Tor
Russia exists among the Norwegians.
Tne enormous price in the rise of food
has ca used serious apprehensions of riot
among the laS0rins classes in England.
Bread riots had already commenced In
parts Of Devonshire. AT Tapsom. mobs
of women had threatened baker shops III
consequence Of the late rise In price.
Bands of men. women. and children pa
raded the sirsets, and attacked bakeIs
shops, demoiishing doors and windows.
The market people also were molested
and their produce kicked about the
streets. The police were unable to put
down the disturbance. After reports
were spread that soldiers were coming,
quiet Was restored.
The steamer Sarah Sands. from Port
land arrived Tuesday evening, the 10Th.
Dates from LII IBERIA to Dec. lSth feceiv-
ed. The English coast Is healthy. Pres
Itent Roberts had delivered d sdtisfacto
ry message to the Legislature, informing
them of the alliance of France and Eng
land with Liberia, aud that Napoleon
had sent as present one thousand stand
of arms and accoutremenls for native
militia.
At Lagos. affairs continued unsettled
| kosoko, with ten thousand men, was IL
the rear Of the town, threatening hos
| hosIilities.