Eaton Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1843-1856, 1855-11-29
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Arrival of the Canada,
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Arrival of the Canada.
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The Canada. fIem Liverpool, with dates 10
the 10Th inst, arrived here al one O'Clock to-
day. The Canada left Liverpool on the morn
ing of The 10Th.
The steamer Washington left Southampton
on the 7lh inst.
Liverpool Market.
LIVERPOOL, NV. Cotton active at Liv-
bernOol, owing 10 The scarcity Of cUnenl Quoli-
ties, aud on advance OF FULLY ii had been es-
tablished on some descriptions. The ssies If
the week were 1900 bales, OF which nearly
one-lhlTd was taken on speculate and for
export.
Breads,uls have advanced, and ell desctiR-
tons closed active. Wheat, Sd deorer Flour
u.s. and Corn p 81 higher Provisions IN
changed. Sugar advanced. &
Colloh-The lower and middling qualities
have improved i'd, and The quotations are ,
Orleans fair sd, ditto middling CT, INLAND
fair6t, do. firm, bull rather Iess 6uoyant. Tn.
Stock Of American in port ives 95, COO bales,
BreadSluts-W estern Canal Flour quoted al
~43a44s., Philadelphia and Baltimore 44a45s..
and Ohio 45s. White Corn 47a4ss. The
weather has been unfavorable, ard The mar.
ket for ali descriptions OF BreadsluCS closed &C,
i've but The high prices had began 10 depIess
sales.
Provisions generally without change. Lard
quiet and dull, but unchanged. Beefand Pork
steady, but without change in prices. Bucan
less active, and buyers demand q reduction.
Cheese dull, but unchanged. Sugar advanced
6a7d., and the market closed steady, Bark
steady al previous rates.
London Money Mn
LONDON, Eov. 9.--The money market il
easy. ConScls for money closed al SSf for
money and SO Tor account. American Stocks
quiet, with O limited business dol ne Virginia
hveS, S4aS5 Maryland, 9la93 Illinois Cen
trail, 7lof3 ; III. Free Land, 72a74.
General Intelligence.
The excitement in England in regard 10 war
with the United States he'd ahated.
There Is n0ihing new from the sea. OF war
except unreliable rulnuTs of battles near Pere.
kop and SimpheropoI, and the bomLardmen,
Of Nicolaen.
Peace run.Ors are numerous Lu, unreliable.
Strenuous efforts have been made 10 bring
Sweden into The alliance.
General Canrobtrt, at Stockholm, C. arped
The Russians with End, %avoring 10 force 'Sws-
den into HE alliance.
Sweden is required either 10 assentor refuse.
NIO'NNu I.bm DtIIu lnht kuSkla T0.
ceptly made q confidential Ommunica,ion 10
Prussia and AuSiTia Of her wish TO renew ne.
rollalionS, and that Bourguery lad rein med
to Vienna with fresh instructions 10 meet the
contingency Of pIopesaIS IiOm IiusSia.
II was inTthcr reported that Prince Gortscba.
koh, u dIplomatlsl from vienna, and Russian
Ministers. holn other Courts, Bhe csriainiy 10
meet lie Gar al WnISaw shout the middle of
N"'elhoeE, Wien The question of rcnews
OF negotiations viii be settled. IL was aI,,
ruiIiored that The Emperor Of Rra nee was "a.
v raole to negotiations.
A French camp Of so, 900 men, was being
formed in Silistra.
The rumorS Of battle near SimpheIo. OIL
turned Gut 20 be fulSe.
ACCOUNTS from SebaStopol says that The Rus
S,an Jfopec'ileS sact the city almost svsiy
shot.
a desul;ory fire was KEEP, up on both side.
The Allies say thst The Russian ste m.ti,E
preparations for retreat.
Zen. LevalIlan, has been appoin, Cd Pie inch
Governor OF Sevastopol.
zen. Campbell has taken oGrnse Of The an.
oi Codrington, aud. asks leny. In
return 10 England.
french Troops are 10 garrison Kinburu.-
The English troops returued 10 S-vsst,pol.
a French force from Eupalons, while max.
ing u reconnaissance, fell IN with . lorye forcs
o' kus7lans. The French offered bstli., Lu,
Tie RUSSIANS reireated after exchanging a few
rounds Of artillery.
me French afteward burned several towns
ahu villages on the route, and returned 10
Eupatoria.
Adrlcts from Odessa state hist il w,s f..,
pe,hs ,naue dtlsnSlble, although some reports
lhat'the FORTS were to b. tisnisn,I.d
and the guns sent TO NicolsieH.
The Gear had returned dIfect 10 81. Peters.
burg.
IL was reported Tom Odessa that the AIlits
nave ELECTED Handing near Prrekop, and that
ne huSSInns were Fastening 10 oppose them
he report is doubted.
81. Petersburg dispatches say that the Ci.
army is prOuisioned foe eight months.
a Vienna paper says that the Russian
now in The Crimca is 200, 900 men.
Accounts from Asia Stale that Omer Pacha
lod opened friendly relations with schsmyl.
'eilm Pactn Is 10 he stationed al Erzerouu
with the Imperial Gaurd, whence>hs will
itea'eh me rear OF the Russians who are DO,
eiGing Kars.
omar commenced a mnrch on Kutai. on the
10Th, with 22 bnttalions.
Advices from Prussia mention the densrfu,.
V ambassadors for ST. Petersburg.
VIENNA, Nov. 9th.-DeSpatches received by
ne turkish Embassy state the bomba nlmsnt
Nacola'etf commenced on the 29th uf Octo.
'er' anu CONTINUED The whole OF the follow.
hg day. The result was not known.
CoNsTANrINePLE, Oct. 20lh.-The Sultan
as Announced his intention Of visiting Lon.
ON and Paris in The Spring.
ENGLAND.
The Leading journals are ashamed Of tho
anic caused by the late war excitement. and
fe attempting 10 excuse and let themselves
emily down by nttributing the pretended hos.
lie altitude OF Americn 10 an election ruse on
he part OF the President and his Cabinet.
Intelligent EngliShmen, OF all ranks, express
painfully humiliated by the whole
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FRANCE. r~f'-.t
Another false report has been circulated OF
n attempt to assasSinate the Emperor.
Inc monthly statement ofihe Bank OF France
mol unlavolable in its general character,