The Jeffersonian. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1853-1911, 1854-02-02
FOREIGN NEWS.
Arrival Of the Atlantic.
ANOTHER ADVANCE IN BREADsTUFFs.

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of the Russian Ministers from London
and Paris-Rumors of more Turkish
uictmicS- Young French soldiers called
into actice Serrace.
New YORK, Jan. 27.-The American
steamship Atlantic, Captain West, arrived
here this morning, with Liverpool dates
to the 1lth, being four days later than the
previous advices.
The Liverpool grain market has again
materially advanced, owing, in a great
measure, to the severe weather through
out Great Britain. Flour was quoted at
AS ass per Dbl. Wheat l2s l2s Cd.
Corn, sos SIS.
The Liverpool cotton market was less
active. Cotton was freely offered, and
the lower grades were a shade lower.
The London money market was more
stringent Consols closed at 928 92a.
The Asia arrived at Liverpool on the
9th.
There is no political news of import
ance from England
A division of the combined fleets en-
tered the Black Sea on the Both of De-
ccmber.
A few vessels were left at Constantine
pie in case of an emergency.
Austria has demanded whether Russia
would object to an European Protectorate
over the Christians in Turkey. The Gar
replied that he acould not permit 01ay other
poaeer to mcc1tlze acitA tie affairs Of the
Greek Church.
Osman Pacha, who was made prisoner
at Sinope, has died at Sabastapol of his
wounds.
1t was expected that the Russian Am
bassadors would soon be withdrawn from
London and Paris.
The news from the Danube is very
meagre. Some skirmishing had taken
place without any serious results.
The Russians are said to be in force at
Khiva.
The Peshawur force had been increased
to thirteen thousand FIVE hundred men.
1t is reported that the Turkish cavalry
from Kalafat had attacked two Russian
battalions near Ossessan, but were re-
pulsed with loss. Some were taken pris
oners, and others killed.
Another report says that three engage
ments had taken place between the Turks
and Russians near Kalafat, and that the
Turks were successful in the whole three
engagements.
The Pasha of Egypt has ordered the
immediate armament of six frigates, five
corvettees and three briggs, to replace the
Turkish feet destroyed at Sinope.
The peasantry of Lesser Wallachia as
sisted by the Wallachian soldiers have
risen against the Russians.
We learn from Warsaw to the I'd, that
a decree had been published prohibiting
the expectation of all kinds of breadstufs
from Poland from the lst of January to
the 1st of August.
1t is reported that the Car would send
a Plenipotentiary to the European Con-
ference.
The Marquis Turgot, the French Am
bassador at Madrid has been made Grand
officer of the Legion of Honor
The Paris Monatear publishes decree
calling into active service all young sold
iers available under the second portion of
the contingent class of 1852.
The Queen of Spain gave birth to a
daughter on the 5th inst
BY the Overland Mail, dates have been
received from Calcutta to Dec. 9th, Shan
ghai to the 10th, Annoy to the 18th, and
Hong Kong to the 9th.
The insurgents had evacuated Annoy,
and the Imperialists have had horrible
massacre there.
The news from Burmah is contradicto-
ry. A report is current that the Bur-
mese have recaptured Pegu, and that COM
Dined movements against the British are
about to take place.
Trade in India was fair, without any
notable change.
LIVERPOOL COTTON MARKET. Jan. IL.
Messrs. Brown, Shipley & Cos circular
'eports that since the departure of the
Niagara the market had been steady, but
at former quotations. Fair
Jplands, 63d; Middings, 5aa.
Mr.. McHenry's Circular says that the
ate imports are being offered freely,
which has afforded buyers more selections
# better grades at shade under the ex-
rene rates of last week. A further
ise in breadstuffs, and the unsettled as
'ect of Eastern affairs create caution, and
end to limit operations. The sales of
were 5000 bales, on Monday
600, Tuesday 5000 bales, including 1000
n speculation, and 1900 for export.
The market closes firm.
LIVERPOOL, Jan. 2l.-Breadstufs,
lessrs. Brown, Shipley & Co., report
readstuffs as having again advanced
Wheat Cd. per bushel, Flour 2s. per bar
el, and Indian Corn 2s. per quarter,
he quotations are for Flour-Baltim ore,
Philadelphia and Ohio Flour 4is. Cd. a
5s. Canadian, 44s. a 45s; Western Ca
al, 42s. Cd. AS; white Wheat, l2s.
3s,: red, lis. I'd. per 10 lbs. Corn
indian Corn, Sis; yellow, SOS; mixed,
0s