The Jackson standard. [volume] (Jackson C.H., Ohio) 1847-1888, 1854-01-19
Gelr9rapI)ic.
FIVE DAYS LATEI, FROM EUROPE,

AriUa of The ahic.-lmporiant from
The seat of War.-PerSia joining Rus,
sid lard PaImerSton still in Office
Markets. and &c., &C.,
New YORK, Jan, 13.
The steamship Baltic arrived at this
port last night, bringing Liverpool dates
10 the 28th ult.
Commercial Intelligence.
s LIVERPOOL, Dec. 81.
Sales OF Flour 10 moderate extent a.
steady prices. Wheat in good request
Indian Corn is held firmly, and the bet.
ter qualities are dearer. Brown e. Ship.
ley quote as follows: White Wheat l0s
4d TO lis. red 10 to los Id; W estern Ca.
nal Flour 37s cd, Baltimore, Philadelphia
and Ohio, 37s Cd to 3Ss. Canada 81 to
38s, Sour 33 10 34s Cd; White Indian
Corn 46s, yellow Ass, mixed AS, 3D.
On edLesday, BreadStufTs were in
active demand, with improved prices, and
tending upward. 'n..' : l...sr gft.
Consols closed on Tuesday at 93B ex.
div. ag I57r ea .ei.H la'a .
ra @ General Intelligence. fire.
The Baltic left Liverpool ON Thursday
evening, with 984 passengers.
Negotiations on the Eastern question
have again commenced. The Porle mani,
tests pacific disposition. Ia
r The combined fleets are still at Bey.
cos. ,.H. a.as .-a
Advices from Berlin 10 the 24th, state
that negotiations are pending between
Sweden and Denmark, having for their
object the conclusion of league. often.
sive and defensive between the two States.
AtSt. Petersburg, the only effect of the
anticipated war, rise in prices. @
The difficulty in the British Cabinet
had been hushed up. 1t is rumored tn hat
Lord Palmerston retains office, but the
report is doubted. ,sr. 1s ~ 5.a
Ii is stated that the Sultan has consen
ted to the resumption oi negotiations.
A Russian steamer on the Pruth had
set two Turkish villages on fire by throw.
ing red hot balls. ,,
Constantinople dates to the r4th, state
that the overland Indian mail brings. con.
6rmation of the news that the Shah of
Persia had left Teheren with an army
numbering 10000 cavalry, 1000 pieces
ol cannon, and 5000 camel loads of am.
for the purpose of joining the
Russians. AT The latest accounts, the
army had passed TabIeese. The Shah
had also sent an envoy to Dost Moham.
med, to point out to him the advantage off
siding with Persia and Russia.
Serious developments have come 10
light, which indicate that Russia has long
been preparing Tor the present crisis. A
large expedition has been secretly organ.
lied under the pretence of campaign
against The Khan Of Khiva.
Odessa letters OF The 9th, state positive.
y that the Sagondib, Russian ship Of
30 guns, was destroyed at the battle Of
Sinope. The official bulletins do not
mention this loss. The ship was bravely
attacked by Turkish irigale, and both
vessels blew up.
One of the Turkish Admiral's Abide
camp had died at Sebastopol, of his
Wounds. Admiral Osman Pasha has had
| limb amputated, and is now in a dan.
yerous state. The Turks estimate their
osS at Sinope, in ships. munitions and
reaSures. at twenty millions OF piaslers.
Two levies of recruits we're made in
'oland on the nights of The 9Th Novem.
'er and 9th December, at the rate of eight
men in every one thousand. ,,,,,,j
Part OF the Russian foreeir Poland has
een ordered 10 Join The army in Walla.
hia.
by advices from Bucharest to the 18th,
'e learn that large masses of troops had
cen marching upon Lesser w aIiachia.
nd that Prince Gorchikof had taken the
ommand. dispatch received at Con.
aniinople from Omer Pasha. states that
Is aware these movements are intended
'r an attack on Kalafat
The European residents of Smvrna
ave collected 100000 francs to send 10
e French volunteers in the Turkish
my.