Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1854-04-13
FIve Day. LaIer Nsws.
Breadstufs Declined

NEW lokkS Apfil = + N.
I A large American frigate is outside, suppo-
sed to be the Columbus.
The steamer Baltic has arrived, with Liver
pool dates Of March 9Rnd. rH '.
Breadstufs-FlOur. Western, 34s Ohio,
SIS common white, Ais
The Baltic arrived at six O'Clock. She lefI
Liverpool on Thursday the Esd at 5 O'Clock
at night Arrived out on Sunday at $3.50 A.
NJ, having been 9 days in an ice pack, which
took her 400 miles TO the south and west.
She passed the steamer Sarah Sands, bound
to Liverpool on the 25th, at midnight in latitude
so deg. 80 min, longitude go deg.
The final refusal of the Czar Nicholas IS
hourly looked for. Iii already known that lie
refuses. When it arrives, it will be commu-
nicated to both houses Of Parliament, and war
will be formally proclaimed.
Napier's feet arrived at Wings Sound in the
Baltic, on the 18th.
The allied fleets remained at Beicos but wod
soon return othe Black Sea.
Two Austrian ships were also anchored at
Beicos.
No engagements are reported in Europe, eli,
ther on land or sea- In the Danube positions
remain unchanged.
A report of the capture of Russian treas
ure convoy at Kalis had reached Constantine
pie.
The recent Greek instructions are now
over.
Preparations continued actively in England
for war. The first division Of the French
troops had sailed for Turkey.
The French loan is all taken up.
Austria gives no further indications of her
policy but still in appearance is with the
Western powers.
Up to the 10th of March, Russia had not
recognized Sweden's neutrality.
1t was reported that the exports of goods
from Russia was prohibited.
Paris correspondence says that the Cars
refusal was telegraphed from Berlin on the 9Th
As soon as known, the British Minister noti6-
ed Parliament.
Sir, Charles Napier arrived in steam frig-
ate at Copenhagen on the. e.2Oth.
Three French ships have sailed to the Bal
tic, to join the English
The Danish ministry retain official prohibi-
ton to export gold from Russia.
The Times Paris correspondence states that
1000 British troops were to pass through
France to embark at Toulon, and the first de-
tachnent was expected in Paris in a week or
ten days.
Lord Palmerston was expected in Paris a.
bout the 18th of April.
disqualification of secret correspondence had
increased good feeling in France towards Eng.
Arrests have been made at Preston, of work
ing men, on charge of a conspiracy. Heavy
forgeries have been committed on Havana
Agents in San Fernado Bank at Madrid.
AINefpOOi MNEAetSs
Flour-Limited demand; no material change
in prices.
Wheat--Dull, Cd decline,
Indian Corn-3@4s decline.
Brown, Shipley q Co., quote white wheat at
los 6d@1ls; red 9@lLs 4d. Western canal
flour 35s Sd; Baltimore, Philadelphia and Ohio
3ss; Canadian 35s@36s; sour 32@38s 3D.
White corn Ais; yellow 4os; mixed 39s.
Provisions-McHenry & Co. reports imports
of Bacon unceasing, stock accumulating
Beef, more request Pork, more saleable, but
not deArer. LAID, inactive. Tallow, quiet
Manchester buyers limit 4heir operations to
pressing wants. Money was tighter; large ex.
port. .. T
London Markets.
An impression prevails that the Bank Of
England intends to advance :he rate Of interest
but there is nothing definite. A Turkish loans
of $4,000. 900 sterling was take to-doy by