Washington sentinel., 1854-01-28
Gelegraptit.
ARRIVAL OF THE ATLANTIC.
FOUR DAYS LATER FROM EUROPE.

/ ARRIVAL OF THE ATLANTIC.
FOUR DAYS LATER FROM EUROPE.
! New York jan 27--The steamer Atlantic ar
rived here this morning at 10.45, bringing Liver
1 pool dates TO the 1lth The Asia arrived out on
the 9th.
| Eastern Affairs.
There is but little definite intelligence TO add 10
the important advices per Niagara. Il is con-
/ frmed that on December 30th part of the allied
| fleet entered the Black sea, having been prevented
/ from entering before by tempestuous weather.
i Up 10 the last dates the Russian ambassadors
had not Withdrawn from London or Paris. M. Kis-
i selef the Russian ambassador at Paris, had stated
that he would await further instructions from his
| government.
! The report that the Turks had stormed Karaka
| although probable, was not confirmed.
From Asia we have the letter-wriiers' accounts
i of previous affairs, but not word of later news.
The Russians had warned their shipping not TO
| venture out of their ports unless under the pro-
lection Of a convoy. Conveys are 10 be organized
/ TO different trading ports.
4 The pasha of Egypt, on hearing of the affair at
| Sinope immediately ordered the equipment Of g
figates, corvettes, and briggs 10 replace those
| lost
II is confirmed that the Walachian peasantry
/ are in insurrection
] Lord Dudly Stuart had an interview with the
sultan, relative to employing Poles in the Turkish
| service.
Il is reported that the British charge had re-
| sumed negotiations with Persia. The Persians at
Teheran had broken out in tumult against the
| Russians.
i From Vienna il is stated, with seeming authen-
ITCHY, that Austria had asked Russia if she would
consent to European protectorate over the
christians in Turkey. To this the czar replied that
| he would consent 10 no interference whatever
between himself and Turkey.
On the Danube very little was doing, owing TO
the weather. There had, however, been three
slight affairs one between Turkish forage escort
and the Cossaeks, another sally from Sistowa,
and two gun-boats and the shore batteries on the
| Danube, in all Of which the Turks were victo-
4 rious.
The King of Belgium has sent autograph
letter TO Napoleon by special messenger, on the
4 subject Of war prospects. The contents have not
i transpred, but il is supposed 10 be new device
ofthe czar TO gain time, or as bona fds proposal
j from Belgium France had called out an add
tional contingent Of $4,000 men TO replace the
i 900 destined for Turkey.
! Prussia was concerting course OF action with
| Sweden and Denmark, in view of the coming
| war.
! The Russian sailors on leave Of absence had
i been ordered 10 return by the 1st of March. A
letter from Christiana states that Norway had de-
termined to fit out a squadron of twelve ships, in
i view of approaching events. Little sympathy for
Russia exists among the Norwegians.
Spain.
The Marquis Of Turgot had been appointed
grand officer Of the Legion Honor5it was supposed
i on account of Soule woundng him.
Young Soule had published long letter, ex-
/ planning his difficulty with the Duke Of Alba.
India and China.
The overland mail brings Calcutta dates of De-
cember 6. The news from Burmah was contra
dictory, but war was reported 10 have broken out
and the Bnrmese had recaptured Pegu.
| The Russians were reported at khova.
i Trade in India was fair
Shanghai dates of the 18th state that the insur-
!. gents had evacuated Annoy, and that the imperial
lists had. perpetrated horrible massacre there.
I. England.
/ The enormous rise in the price Of food had
caused serious apprehensions Of riots among the
j laboring classes. Bread riots had already COM
menced in parts of Devonshre At Topham
mobs of women threatened the bakers in conse-
quence of their raising the price Of bread. At
| Creditor Also mobs of men, women, and children
pamded the streets and attacked the bakers shops,
/ breaking their doors and windows The market
people were also molested, and their produce
| kicked about the streets. The police were unable
| to put down the disturbance but after the report
| spread that the troops were coming quetwas re-
stored
The steamer Sarah Sands, from Portland, ar
rived at Liverpool on the 10TH The steamer
Charity was to sail on the 10th for Portland.
Liberia.
Dates from Liberia of December 18th had been
received in London. The coast was healthy
4 President Roberts had delivered satisfactory nd
dress TO the legislature. He informs them Of an
&, alliance with France and England and that Napo-
leon had sent him one thousand stand Of arms and
accoutremeBts for the native militia AT Lagoon
affairs unsettled. Kossaka, with 10000 men,
was in the rear of the town threatening hostilties
i Markets.
/ LIVERPOOL, Jam 11.-Brown E Shpey report
that, since the Niagara sailed, cotton has been
Il IL, h,sip poniro a. Eatr TToL
land 6sd.; mddling, 5sc.; fair Orleans, 6id.; mid
ding, 6ad. McIIenry says that late imports being
freely offered, afforded buyers more selection, and
better grades were shade under extreme rates.
created caution and limited operations. The sales
of the three days were 1000 bsles of which 1000
were on speculation and 500 for export. Market
closed firm.
Breadstgfs-Brown & shipley report further
advance of 2s. per barrel in flour; 2s per quarter
on corn; and Cd. per bushel in wheat Baltimore,
| Philadelphia, and Ohio -four, 44s.645s; canal,
42s. Cd. ODDS; Canada, 4istG45s. white wheat,
12s.613s red 1ls.G12s Cd; white corn, SIS 052s.;
/ yellow, Sos; mixed, 49s.
i McMakin's circular quotes, barley advanced
4d,G5d.; beans, 2s.; oats, 2d03d.
i Prorisions---McHenry reports improved de-
| mand New bacon was taken AT full rates; old
neglected; /; beef more wanted, but not advanced
| pork very dull; cheese scarce; lard dear and in
demand tallow had advanced Is. @ Is. Nothing
doing in bark or seeds.
/ AT Manchester business duh, hut prices firm
London Market.
The produce market is very active, Large
sales Of West India sugar at Cd. advance yellow
/ Havana, 23s "a 26s; coffee higher; teas in less
demand; rice brisk; white Bengal, los a It's.
Consols on Wednes day closed at 92i.
Later from Mexico.
New ORLEANS, Jan. 24-Dates from the city OF