Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1854-04-21
ARRIrAL OF TIE ARCTIC.
QUA DAYS LATER FROM EUROPE.
Adeaau IN Vhedt aud -four Decline in
corn Hsdvy Preparations for Fighting
4--Runored success Of the R9Jidn
New YonK, April IL


The Artic arrived yesterday morning. By
Riohardson Bros, d Co.'s circular of April
3D. since Friday, March 3lst. the upward
tendency In prices OF all leading articts Of
trade had continued, partly owing to the ad-
vance established here in LONDON being SO
fully responded TO throughout the United
Kingdom. The demand has been large
both for consumption and speculation, Flour
and Wheat NAV be written fully ls@
per Dbl, and l@3d per 10 lbs. dearer since
our last Oat meal has also attracted atten
ton. and some quantity has changed hands
Mt s2@32s 81 per load in warehouse. In
dian corn, on the contrary, with liberal sup
ply and limited demand, is fully Is per or,
cheeper; 4os per Or, having been accepted
for white aud yellow ex ship.
LIVERPOOL, April Ave quote an ad
vanced from rates of Friday Of 1904 pei
Tbs on wheat, and Cd por bbl on Hour
More inquiry for Indian corn, and a show Of
samples being less than expected from nu
mcrour arrivals, an advance of fully is 6d0
2s per ar. was established. Oats in fair de-
mand at 102d per 40 lbs advance.
McHenryts CircMdr.-LIvERPooL, April
4--Provsion Bacon arrives freely, and at
n decline Of Is to 2s. Lard neglected; al
the decline last quoted Tallow eceded "a
Be- Breadstuffs. Further Improvements in
Flour has been established; demand slack
ened at advanced rates Wheat has become
very irregular, and must be quoted fully Cd
cheaper. Indian corn had receded TO 4os,
but to-day recovered rs Of decline.
Brown, iSh,pley G Co.'S Circulars OF the
4th--since date Of the last--reports stupid
Cotton market Wheat has advanced Sd
per bbl, which checked the demand. lndi'
aa corn has given way Is Cd per bushel
more, closing at decline.
American securities-No business 10 be
reported.
The news from Lower Danube is highly
important The Russians had seized nearly
the whole of the Dodugeschi, and about 49,,
900 Of the Cars soldiers occupied the ter
rilory between Trajan's wall and the Danube
Omar Pacha, with large force, was concen-
tratinc for IN attack on Karasu and Silistra
According TO the Trieste Gazette, the Pasha
Of Persia has determined on observing neu-
trality.
Adyiees from Odessa to March 25th men,
ton that the entire Russian feet have left
Seyastopol, it is believed, to attack Varna.
Sir James Graham stated in Parliament, on
the Sd, that the allied h4etS had left the Bos-
phorus for Marina.
II was positively ascertained that 1000
Russians, from Sevastopol, had been landed
and taken possession ofisland Of Tueneys, be-
low Tulcha.
There were The usual rumors Of treachc ry
on the part Of Turkish commuters OF the
different fortresscs that have fell into the
hands of the Russians
The Russians are razeeing Dodugesch
Vienna, Monday Evening.-In the Doug
eschI, all the fortified places except Tultzcha
were in The hands of the Russians who were
razeeing them 10 the ground, The Turks had
besn repulsed from every part ofthe left bank
Of The Danube.
CoxsrANrtNopLE, March 27-The allied
fleets entered Beyrosa Bay on the 25th.
The threatened strike of scamcn at Shields
had taken place. A serious detention &c
business was the result and several ships
we're detained for want OF hands The
death Of the Duke Of Courtland is reported
The Crystal Palace, Sydenham. is to be
opened on the oath of Nav, by Queen Vic
toria in person. The Moniteur contains al
Imperial declaration which announces that
q delay of six weeks has has been granted
to Russian ships TO leave French ports. Rus
sian subjects who may ceoose to render ser
vice on French sail vessels under the prote C
ton which the law affords 10 every !oreigr
citizen, are at liberty to do SO 50 long as
they respect the laws.
The British feet. under Sir Charles Ma
pier, had passed the Great Belt and anchored
off Keil on the 9th Of March.
The treaty between France, England anc
Turkey was signed on the 20.h.
4 A dispatch from Vienna and Buchares
announced that 10000 Russi ms crossed ih.
Danube on the 3lst of March; $4,000 Rus
SLAMS had also crossed at Matchln without
moleslalion from the Turks. and consider
able force was assembled between Gesehi
and Matchin.
A very heavy Wind passed over the centra
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