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New-York. February On

New-Tork, February 20.
The q. S. Mail steam ship Baltic. Capt Cow
STOCK, has arrived at New-York from Liver.
pool, which port she left on Wednesday, the
Sth inst
IHE LIVERPOOL MARKETs.-The demand for
CoTToN since the departure of the Canada on
the 4th inst, has beeu moderate, and prices in
favor of the buyers although holders were not
pressing on the market
The sales during the three days comprised
$4,000 bales, of which spectators took 5000.
leaving $4,000 bales of all description to the
trade,
Far Orleans was quoted at 81 d., Mddling
Orleans at Id, Fair Uplands at Ct and Mid
ding Uplands at SD.
FLOUR had declined Is. per bbl, and Wes-
tern was quoted at Ais. and Ohio at 42s. Cd. per
Dbl. ofl96 lbs. Holders, however, were not pres
sing on the market.
All qualities of Com had. also declined, and
White and Yellow were quoted at Sos per 480
lbs. White WHEAT was worth l2s Cd. per 70
fbs
Pork and BEEF were dull. BACON was ac-
tive, and LARD had SLIGHTLY advanced
STATE OF TRADE.-Business in Manchester
remained about the same as reporte BY the
Cdn0dG.
The LONDON MONEY MARKEr.-Money was
in good demand and freely supplied. CoYsoLs
were quoted at 9lt.
The FRENCH FUNDS. A fall in the English
funds affected prices on the Paris Bourse on
the afternoon ofthe 18th instant, which, earlier
in the day, evinred n tendency to advance
The Three per Cents closed Mt 81 frs. 30 cent?
mes. and the Four and-a- Hal per Cents. at 81
frs. so cent? ~es.
European Intelligence.
The Cars last proposal have been rejected,
and negotiations broken off
The Russian Ambassadors have left London
and Paris. and the English and the French
Ambassadors have been recalled from St. Pc
tersburg
Count KrssELLIFFE, the late Russian Envoy
at Paris, arrived at Brussels on the 7th instant
Advices from Paris, dated the 7th instant
state that the reports of the i'll success of Count
ORLoFF's mission to Vienna have been con-
hrrned, AMI foreseeing The same rebuff at Ber-
I'm, he will not visit that capital. The Vienna
correspondent of the American Associated
Press, also, telegraphed to the Agent in Liver
pool shortly before the departure of the Baltic,
that Count ORLoFF would probably leave Vi
emma Tor 81. Petersburg on the 9Th instant
Advices from st. Petersburg, to the 29th ult..
state that the influence of Count NEssELRoDE
is again in tie ascendant, and that the Empe
ror, who is full aware of the position in which
he is nlaead- will Andos--> .o-----:I
confagration, if he can only preserve his honor
and his rights. 1t alse said that he is about to
write an autograph letter to the Queen of En-
gland, in which he viii endeavor to prove that
he has not been the aggressor.
An Imperial Ukas confirm the summoning to
arms of all the reserves, as well as the soldiers
on furough.
1t is said that the Servian Government, yel-
ding to the suggestions of the Russian Consul
at Belgrade, will refuse to accept the frmans of
the Sultan, unless Russia gives her consent
thereto.
England and France are openly preparing for
war.
Several of the CUNARD steam ships have been
taken by the British Government to convex
troops to Constantinope.
Six thousand men are to go from England,
and others will be taken up from different sta
tons. About ten thousand will soon be collec.
ted to form part of the first expedition.