Eaton Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1843-1856, 1855-07-05
ONE WEEK LATER FROM EUROPE.
Arrival Of the Steamer Baltic.
highly interesting news from the Orimea.

Highly interesting news from the orinea.
The reported capture Of The Mamslon byi ths
French fully Confirmed.
OPERATIONS OF TaE ALLIED FLEETS IN
THE SEA OF AZoy.
Decline in Breadstgfs-COtton dull = T2s
Money Market eGsier-The British Funds
sIsddy.
Nrw YoRK, Thursday, June 2s.s
The Steamer Baltic, with advioes from Lon
don aud Liverpool TO Saturday the 10th inst,
has arrived al this port. The intelligence
which she brings from the Climea is important
and interesting.
COMMERCIAL INTELLIGENCE.
LIVERPOOL MARKET.-Milligan Il Evans re-
port the Cotton market dull, with q gteat fall
ing off in the speculative demand, but prices
not lower ; and The market closed steady at
the quotations Of the previous week. The
sales during the week were only 81, 900 OF
which Spectators took 1900 bales, and ex-
porters 10000 do. The stocks Of all kinds
was SAG ZOO bales, Of which 26l 900 bales
were Anne Iican.
The weather Throughout, the British Isles
was more favorable, and the prospects Of the
growing crops more suspicious, consequent
upon which Breadstuff $ had generally and
considerably declined. Wheat was I'D per bu.
lower, Flour, Is per brl. and Corn Is. lower,
the market closing dull aad heavy, with only
a limited demand.
The general features OF the market for pro.
visions remained unchanged in every essential
particular; a moderate demand existed for
Beef and Pork at the quotations by the last
steamer ; Bacon sold 20 a fair extent at steady
rates; Lard was quiet, but not lower.
LONDON MARKET.-Baring Brothers, London
Circula: reports sugar lower, but The market
closing steady al the decline. Welsh bar iron
27 a FL IS; and Welsh rails CT on board in
Wales, and the mart.t steady. Scotch pig,
76s on the Clyde. 81 es,
The bank OF England had reduced the rates
Of discount 10 81 owing 10 on increasing supply
oil capital being forced on The market outside.
Consols, for money, closed at 9ii. n
The funds closed Saturday rather dull.
The Discount houses in London gave notice
of a reduction Of rates on call loans.
1t was hoped that further advices from the
United States would stimulate the prevailing
tendency toward confidence manufactures.
30 GENERAL INTELLIGENCE.
The news by this arrival from the seat OF
war though not OF a startling nature, is never
theIess important ana highly interesting, Sc
bastopol had not been taken up TO the latest
dates, but The allied forces were steadily gaiL-
ing upon the Russians. ~
The capture or the Mamelon, by the French
as was reported just before the Asia sal ed for
HALIFAX, is fully confirmed by this arrival.--
The affair was al once desperate, brilliant and
decisive ; six!y.two guns and FIVE hundred
prisoners were taken by the French.
The Allied fleet in the sea Of .Azoy Lad
achieved further victories. Tagnaroy and 9th
er places have been bombarded and taken,
The Baltic arrived at one O'CLOCK this morn
ing. - b..
The details of The capture OF the Msmelon
and White Towers by lie French had been
telegraphed in full, and published in the
French and English papers. The contest was
most sanguinary. Five thousand were killed
or wounded in the engagement. This new
position Enables Tie French to shell the Rus
sian shipping in the harbor.
simultaneously with the capture Of these
works, the English stormed aud took the Ri
femen'Ssworks in the ~quarries, but lost five
hundred men in killed and wounded.
Since these engagements The firing had been
slack.
In the sea Of Azov the feet has been active
and successful. The stores at Tsganrog, Ma.
ropol and Genitschi have oil been taken and
destroyed, and, at the latest advices, an expe.
dition was fitting out against Perekop. Il il
reported that the Russians had evacuated
Anapa.
There is no further news from Tchernsya or
the Baltic.
General Lamora, the pounher, died OF chol.
era at Balaklava.
BY a shameful occurrence in the Baltic, in
which the Russians fired upon a boat bearing
a flag OF Truce, twenty.one sailors and thee
officers were killed. r,.
Private letters from Kertsch give fearful &C.
counts OF the sufferings of the Rus san Army.
both from wounds and sickness.
1t is stated the Russians have succeeded in
establishing communication with Sebastopol.
independent OF the road from Perekof, by con-
structing o bridge OF boats across The Soyicht.
TIT British ship Shamrock, laden with
cargo OF copper valued at E200, 600, foundereJ
at sea and was lost.
A dispatch from Danizic, dated ,Iune Is.
says the vulture had arrived at that port with
dispatches. She left The feet on the 18th an
chored off Constait. Nothing Of importance
had been done.
The Emperor OF Austria arrived Of Cracow
on the. 18TH instant.
The Crimean correspondence OF tie London
press is down 10 tine 4lh inst.
The weather was excessively hot in tho
Crimea, and all account agree that there was
a vast amount Of diseare and dependency in
the garrison at Sebastopol, and that the Rus
SLAMS were being swept of by sickness and
disease at o fearful rate,
MORE LEGAL orIsIoSs.-The opinion Of Eli