Weekly Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1853-1861, 1855-04-19
TELEGRAPHIC.
Reported Expressly for the Senti
LATER FROM EURoPEl
ARRIVAL OF THE
STEAMER AMERICA,
NOTHING NEW FROM THE CRlMEA
Further Decline in Breadstuns.

COMMERCIAL INTELLIGENCE
The America arrived at IL O'Clock.

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ton for the week at $500 bales; spccula-
ton market buoyant and closed with an ac-
tive demand; holders were suffering greatly;
quotations Orleans fair at So middling 51s,
upland fair 90 middling 5.
The breadstuff market slightly declined
closed dull except for corn.
Western Canal Flour 38s; Ohio AS; white
wheat Us Sd.
Yellow Corn As, white AIS.
Lard firm-sales at 45s.
Provisions slightly declined-the market
dull
LONDON, March 30-Markct inactive.
Money market easier, and consols for
money 933S.
Last nights mails will doubtless reached
New York at midnight on Saturday
The Canada was detained at Boston till
the 18th
The America brings advices to the 3lst.
There has been no change in affairs in the
Cnmea.
Attention is now concentrated on the
Vienna Conference. 1t is represented that
there is great deal of difficulty upon the third
point, although the demand of the Allies
have been much modified. The Russian
Plenipotentaries referred the matter to st.
Petersburgh. Nothing further could be done
until reply was received although the
fourth point will probably be discussed in the
the meantime.
The French Minister of Foreign Affairs
had been in London to confer with the Eng
lish Cabinet on momentous questions.
The latest dates from London are Friday
night the 31st, when it was stated that Do
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Affairs had been in London for conference.
and left on that night for Paris. He will re-
main in Paris for two days, and then proceed
to Vienna He was closeted with the lead
ing Minister for three hours on Friday, and
subsequently had lengthy audience of the
Queen He will bear to Vienna the irrevoca-
BILE determination of the Allies on the third
point.
The Western Powers did not demand the
destruction of Sebastopol, but the reduction
of the Russian territory.
The Russian Plenipotentiaries have no
power to act on this point. The matter was
RENTED to st. Petersburgh. All the Pleni-
potentiaries had sent to their governments for
instructions.
Gortschakoff, on the 10Th, moved for the
admission of Prussia.
The special correspondent of the London
Times, at Sebastopol, describes the condition
of the army as much improved.
The actual works of the siege make no
progress to Justify favorable prophecies.
A formidable Russian force has assembled
around Eupatoria, and virtually besieges the
place. But the Russians could not hold it if
taken, as it lies completely under the guns
Of the English feet
Lord Raglan's dispatches announces that a
steady fire had been kept up. No change in
the aspect of affairs. Important operations,
however, were going on.
The Russians continued TO strengthen the
works recently thrown up in advance of the
Malakoff tower.
There were continual night encounters be-
tween the FreLch and Russian rihemen. The
latter were repeatedly dislodged. but again re-
turned to their pits, under cover of the Rus
sian batteries.
The British frigate Rifer destroyed the
Martello tower and barracks, at Digamitara,
which the Russians recently erected for the
defence of their communication between An
apa and Keshich.
The Circassians menaced by land the earth
batteries, renewing, but failed to attack as
promised.
i They, however, took and burned a small
fort at the head Of Saugak Bay.
The death of Menschikoff is reported.
/ Reports had been received of the French
division in BeSarabia.
/ Galina had been occupied by strong Rus
sian garrison, and the export of corn from
Besarabia prohibited.
The Paris PrssSe says that the statement is
| aH hxf Ha fhar thatf ha l.
lies had assented to truce.
A manifesto from the Holy Synod of the
Russian Church, incites the Russian nation to
defend their faith.
There were no lives lost by the burning OF
; the French Hospital at Constantinople.
: ENGLAND. - The Sardinian question was
being discussed in the British Parliament
England engages to borrow money at 5 pei
, cent, or to loan the same to Sardinia at pei
cent.
The Roebuck committee still continues their
! inquiry.
Certain papers connected with Admiral
Durdlss' conduct before Odessa were refused
: by the Commons
, There is a motion, on the books, TO render
the Indian army available in the European
war.
: Parliament adjourned over Easter till the
: 18th inst.
Nine ships of the advance British squad
ron sailed from Deal on the 18th.
Mr.. Buchanan attended dinner at the
, Seamen's Hospital, London, where he return
ed thanks for the aid rendered to 1900 sicl
' American sailors. Lord Palmerston presided
Forged bills of lading appeared in the Liv
erpool market to the extent of Ella, 900 ster
ling. All SHIPPED at Charleston, s. c., by
James f. Nicholas
n The fraud was accomplished by inserting
the word hundred" after the units in tn,
body of the bill.
SPAIN.-Vienna papers state that Spain
and Portugal had acceeded to the Western
Alliance and signed treaty at Paris on tn,
21st of March. The report wants conferma
ton.
Espartero resisted the demand for demo
cratic modification Of the Constitution.
Madrid was tranquil.
PRUssIA-The difficulty between Austri
and Prussia is increasing. The Prissian Ca
binet retorted upon the Austrian Circular O
March the 9Th, by sending circulars TO tn
Prnssian representatives at the German Court;
respecting Austrian intregues with the Ger
manic diet. The language of the circular
i quite hostile TO Austria The circular furthe
"a charges Austria with dissimulation, threaten
v ing Prussia with military dangers, while I
/ the rest of Europe she talks confidently {
E, peace.
is Notwithstanding the declaration of neutral
1t ity by Sweden, she is fitting out fleet wit
r: provisions for three months.
{. CHINA.-Shanghai dates to Feb. 9th, stat
l. that the French attacked the city, and wei
is repulsed with loss by the insurgents.
r The country around Canton is in the hand
h of the insurgents, who officially notify the
Of intention to maintain strict blockade.
a There were rumors of another repulse
or the French.
" Letters from Sidney state that vesse
is name unknown, was wrecked in Brampto
shoals. Five hundred Chinese, and porto
OF the crew were lost. The captain and eigl
D. men were the only persons saved. Thei