The Jackson standard. [volume] (Jackson C.H., Ohio) 1847-1888, 1855-02-01

ANEW AOhhJ y all AO'
The Collins steamship Pacific has ar
rived with Liverpool dates of the 18th.
LIVERPOOL, Jan l3.-The demand for
Breadstuffs for speculation has ceased
The market has been heavy, but improv.
ed slightly at the close. Western Canal
Flour 40(O4ls.
The news is important. The Gear has
unconditionally accepted the four guar
antics but his sincerity is doubted, and
hostilities continue.
Sardinia has joined the Western pow
ers.
Mellor, Hetherington & Co., of Lon
don have failed for large amount.
The George Canning, of New York,
was lost on the Elbe, and tits supposed a
hundred and sixty lives were lost.
The Eastern question has assumed an
entirely new and most important phase
The Car has accepted, not only the four
points of guarantee, but also the interpre-
tation thereof, as explained by England,
France and Austria. No armistice. how
ever, has been granted, and hostilities
consequently continue. Some accounts
says lis yet doubtful whether Russia ac-
ceptance is unconditional, or with few
unimportant explanations. The immedi-
ate effect was to raise consols 2 per cent.
but they afterwards fell off.
Prussia claims share in the negotia-
tons, but declines for the present to in.
crease her army.
The Russians have crossed the Danube,
invade the Dobrudscha, and have taken
the city of Badadagh.
No change had taken place in the pro-
gress of the siege up to the Cd, although
there are rumors of the capture of Sevas-
topol.
Latest-The reported invasions of Do
brudscha is perhaps doubtful.
The conduct of Prussia and the Ger
manic States is still equivocal, and the sin
cerity of Russia is much doubted. The
Allies, it is said, will insist on the Russian
naval power in the Black Sea, being pla-
ced on level with that of other powers,
as proof of her sincerity.
On this point tits expected negotiations
will split as Russia will on no account as
sent to it.
The Russians have again invaded the
Principalities. A despatch from Brazil
low, dated January 9th, says the Russians
have crossed the Danube, invaded the
Dobrudscha, and taken both Taltzcha
and Babadugh.
In regard to the siege of Sevastopol,
the latest official dispatches published by
the British government are of the 26th
December, and embrace only what have
already been received. By way of St.
Petersburg, we have a dispatch from
Menchikoff of the Cd of January. 1t
says nothing new had occurred. He con-
tinued to annoy the enemy by night sor,
ties, and in one Of these he had made
ten Zouaves prisoners.
The fire of the Allies continued very
feeble and caused scarcely any damage.
Sickness was on the increase.
The garrison is constructing bridge
of boats to connect the city of Sevastopol
with the forts on the north side.
Omar Pacha had embarked for Bala.
klava, and has taken means to bring a
force of so, 900 men and 60 guns into the
Crimea.
The 9th or 9th of January is looked
upon as the time when an assault upon
Sevastopol would take place.
Odessa letters of the 24th, mention
that for some days there has been dearth
OF supplies at Sevastopol.
Another tempest had visited the Black
Sea, causing some disasters. Two ships
of the British fleet suffered some damage.
GREAT BRITAIN.
Various rumors are afoat in regard to
the changes in the Cabinet, but are con-
sidered only rumors.
The proposition of mediation by the
United States excited much less attention
than might have been supposed. The
London Times treats the question with
great candor and fairness, and submits
that the United States must allow that
such an offer of mediation may be decln.
ed in any special case, and no disrespect
be implied. 1t is free to one party to Of
fer its friendly services, and equally free to
the other not to accept.
FRANCE.
The news is devoid of interest. It is
rumored that the Emperor of Russia has
sent an autograph letter to the Emperor
of France making proposals for peace.
GERMANY.
A terrible inundaton along the Elbe
occurred on the Cd. The damage at
Hamburg is estimated at about four mill
ions of marks.
THE VERY LATEST.
PARIS, Jan. l3 A courier from Buch-
Arrest confirms the accounts of the war on
the Danube having recommended. The
Russians in force crossed above Tulvcha,
defeated the Turks, and are now march.
ing on Hutchin. The Austrians do not
interfere. The report has caused some
CONSERVATION.
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Later from Santa Fe.
ST. Louis, Jan. 26.
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