Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1855-02-01
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ARRIVAL OF THE PACIFIC.

lie, upland fair as; pidCling l-6. In
good demand and prices advanced l-s. Mpr-
ket closed in fair demand and holders are
irm with moderats s,lcs.
LIVERPOOL, Jan. Is.-The demand 70.
Bfcadstuffs for tp.eulstion has ceased, and
the msi act hss been heavy; but improved
sligb'r AZ cl0io. Western Canal 4osa4l;
Ohio ne.l;nsly at 42a43s. White wheat
liss6dal2 Cd, red i6s 6dsils cd Corn, mix
ed 42s Sd; white 4lsoi5s.
lsuls Oh.
A ericsn stocks noderate and unchanged.
Iron dull and unchanged.
Freights.st Liverpool sere unchanged, and
depressed to Now York.
There are rumors OF impending Liverpool
f.ilures.
News important. The Car uncendition-
ally accepts ths four guarantees, but his sim
cerity is doubted.
HosiilitieJ continues unchanged. Sard-
MIA has Joined the Western = wers.
A dspatch says MelIor, HcthcrtSn g. Co.,
have failed.
The Eastern question has assuned an en-
tirelJ ner and most important phase. The
Car has accepted not Only the four points
oe guarantee, but also the Interpretation
thereof aa explsinsd hy Engioud, FRANCE q
Austria, but no urnisties granted, conse-
quently hostiiilss csntisue uuabated. II is
yet doubtful whether Russa's said accep-
tance is unconditional or with unimporiant
explanations. The immediate effect was to
raise Consols 2 Per ceEt., but afterwards fell
eff.
Sardinia has formally joined the western
alliance.
Prussia claims to take share in the regotia-
tions, but decline for tho present to increase
her army.
Omer Pssha has gone to the Cdmeo.
The Russisn5 have recrossed The Danube,
invaded Dobrud scha and re.taken the cities
of Tullocha ard Babadagh
The seige Of SGbagtopol remained unchan.
gsd to the I'd, Glthough reported rum ors of
its capture.
There has been terrible inuniatons at
Hamburg.
Lutest-i'hs reported invasion Of Dobruds-
cha ia probably doubtful.
The Psciic srrved OF Sandy Hook al
storm. She had G3 passengers.
The Pacific arrived out on the 9th. at 81
p. NJ, and in running up Merseversn into
the brig Ccrinthisn, at anchor, bound for
Calcutta, with a cargo valued at 100000. I
The brig was sunk--no lives lost.
The loss Cf tho liner George Canning was
confirmed. 1t s supposed all on board per
ished, 100 in aunber. Part Of the baggage
was washed on shore near Iieligoand, which
is ell that is known OF her.
A Paris letter says that Mr. Mason's houlth
is improving
The conduct st the Prussians and German
ic States ara still equivscul.
The allies, it 10 said, will insist on the .
Russian na~e powe- in the Black Sea being
placed on level with ether powers as
proof OF that powers sincerity. Their sue
cess on ,hs point, it Is expestcd will split the
negotiations, as Russia, will on no account
nssent.o it.
Several heavy failures arc reported,
an opgst them Rsstvsn Brothers, Abbott,
Nottingham & Co.. Shawl merchants, and
MellSr, lietaertou & Co, London, to n
large tnonnt.
The new French loan continues to be ta-
ken in England at a premium of3 to per
cent.
The Russians have again invaded tn.
Principslite5'
A dispatch from Bruillow, Jan. Q, says that
the Russians had erased the Danube and
invaded Dobrudschs and had taken both
Tsltzchr and Badsdogh. Salisk Pasha de-
Tended Taltzcha as long MS possible.
Prussia had onsyered the demand Of An.
stria for the nobileaEation OF Prussiun army
by refusing no 50.
The latest etficiNl dispatch published by the
British Government iS 10 tho 25th Of De
cembsr, and embraces only what has alread-
y been received.
A dispatch received at st. Petersburg on
the I'd Of January from Menschikoif says that
nothing new has occurred; that he continues
to snnsy the snen'y az night ny sorties; thu,
in one of these he made ten prisoners.
The weather continues variable.
The railway from Bsl.kava to the camp
is to he commenced toNcs.
The fire sf the slies continued very feeble,
doing scarcely any damage. Sickness on
the increase ia the garrison.
The garrison ia constructing a bridge of
boats to connect the city Of Sebastopo with
the forts OH ihe north side.
1t was repsrted in Paris on the 18th that
SebRstopol had fallen. 1t did not gain geu-
eral belief.
Quar- Paseha embarked on the first for
Balsklsvs, hs has thken means to bring
force OF 5oeo men and 60 gus into the Cri-
mes. 10000 TGsks have already landed at
Eupstoris.
mensehkcf is reported to have called ia
ali his detached corps.
osten saeken 10 watching the Turks at
Eupatoria,
The 9th or 9Th OF January is looked upon
as the time when the assault on Seba.topOl
will take place
Odessa Letters TO the GATH mention that
for ssme days there had been dearth OF
supplies at sebastopol.
There was snsthertempsst ON the Black
Sea, two ships Of the British feet suffered
great damage.
Great Britain. Various rumors are anoat
In regard 10 The chanues In the C.hina, \,