Loudon free press. (Loudon, Tenn.) 1852-1855, 1854-02-14
From Charleston Cnnrinr-
LATER FROM EUROPE.

FROM charleston Courier.
LATER From EUROPE
ARRIVAL OF THE STEMSHIP PACIFIC |
Baltimore, February g. GO P M.--The U.
5. mail steam ship Pacific, Capt. NYE has ar
rived at New-York from Liverpool, which port
she left Wednesday, the 18th nit.
The British mail steam ship africa, arrived
at Liverpool on the sd ult. The AHautic, had
also arrived at Liverpool, with portion of the
crew rescued from the San francisco.
The Licerpoot Markets>-Sugar and Coffee
were firm Flour had also advanced 6d(Gls. per.
Dbl, and Ohio commanded 45s. per obi. Of 1876
lbs. White Wheat was worth lbs. I'D. per 20
lbs. Corn was firm, and holders asked large
advance.
State of T'ade-Business in Manchester was
declining
London Money Markets-Consols had huc.
tuated from 80 and closed at 9O4.
European intelligence.
The Cars answer Is passive, but leaves little
hope that peace will be maintained.
The London Times says, however, that the
Car wal. not proceed to extreme lengths.
On hearing Of the entrance of the allied
fleets into the Black Sea- the Car is said to
have replied BY asking whether the fleets would
observe strict neutrality or side with Turkey
despatch from Vienna says that the Car
Hontemptuously reject in Vienna note, refer
Turkey to Prince GoRTsCHAKoFF for further
particulars, and refuse to abate anota of Prince
MENscHIKoFF's demands.
Tremendous excitement existed at St. Peters
burg.
The French government belives that the peo-
pie will force the Gar formally to declare war.
1t is rumered that Count NEsSELRoDE had
- i Al. I.
accepted.
No fighting had occurred since the battle of
Citale.
Warlike preparations continue.
1t is rumored that body of Russian troops
had crossed the Danube
A Regiment of Christian Cossacks left Con-
stantinope on the Sth to Join OMAR PAsHA.
The Allied fleets we're last seen steering for
Batoum. The Russian Fleet was also at sea.
1t is tated that Russia had demanded that
Denmark should take side one way or the other,
and also had objected to the purchase of a ma
val depot by Prussia.
Mr.. MASON, the u. S. Minister to France,
had presented his credentials to LOUIS NAPo-
LEON
The clipper ship Red Jacket, arrived at Liv-
erpool from New \ ork in thirteen days.
The new iron emigrant ship Tayleur, from
Liverpool for Melbourne sunk on Dublin bar,
and tour hundred persons persisted.
Congressional.
Washington, February MIR. EVERETT
made an eloquent and moderate speech in the
Senate on Wednesday, against the repeal of the
Missouri Compromise.
The House of Representatives occupied their
session with discussing the Deficiency Bill.
Mr. GUTHRIE has submitted to the Commit
tee of Ways and Means his project for new
Tariff.
Washington, Feb. 9.--In he Senate on
Thursday, the Hon. TRUMAN SMITH common
ced speech against the Nebraska Bill
The French Spoliation Bill was debated and
will be passed by the Senate.
The deficiency Bill was defeated by the House
in consequence of the combination of seventy
Democrats with thirty Wings The response
bility is thrown on the Democrats. 4 new bill.
however, must come up.
The GADsDEN Treaty will be submitted to
the Senate, with amendments.
Death Of George Lippdrd.
Baltim ore, Feb 9.-GEoRGE LIPPARD, the
Author, is dead He had been sick for some
time.
Ne,o- York Markets.
New York, Feb. 9.
In New York on Thursday Cotton was dull,
and nothing was done in it after the reception
of the PacifcS advices. The sales consequent
ly only comprised 400 bales. 1000 bags Rio
Coffee were disposed of at liz p ID. The
market was steady. The Pacifcs advices had
favorable effect upon the Corn and Flour mar
kets, and prices in each were sitter although
not quotable higher. Ohio Flour was quoted
at $9,379 = Dbl. $3.50 bbls. of Southern were
sold at from $9,2509,5O p Dbl. Wheat was
unsettled. 10000 bushels of Corn changed
hands at $40 per bushel.
Ne,o Orleans Markets.
New Orleans, Feb. 9.
On Thursday 10000 bales of Cotton were
disposed of in New Orleans at frmer prices
Good Middling was worth 81 cents. Molasses
had declined-Prime was quoted at Is cents z
gallon. Fair Sugar commanded 81 cents q 10.
Ohio Flour found purchasers at from $500
1915 T Dbl. Exchange on New York at sight
ruled at per cent discount.
MARRIED.