American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1855-06-28
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poets Of a5Undans erops-Aonsy Market
easy-Prics Of Brsadstggs unchanged.
New YoRK. June 2o.--Tbe Asia arri.
we'd at Halifax with London dates TO the
9th. The Asia arrived out on the 81 in
stant.
COMMERCIAL IETELusRxcE.
LIVERPOOL CorToN MARKET, June 5th.--
Brown, Shipley q Co. say the Asia's ad-
vices increased the excitement in the Cot
ton market, and prices advanced since
Friday Id. Middling Orleans 6 1916;
Mobile and bowed 6 1316--Richardson
Spence & Co. report fair business since
Friday in Spanish and Baltic wheats at
9@3d. advance. Only 5000 bushels of
American wheat held here, at l3s, without
buyers.
Flour is inactive. Corn in light de-
mand; stocks limited; yellow and mixed
81 higher; white ls@1s Cd dearer. Bal
timore and Philadelphia -four 42@45s;
yellow corn 5ls 6d@ SIS; white 52s@54.
Provisions unchanged; prices firm; bacon
firmer; holders ask 5l952s; lard frmer.
Funds showed unchanging buoyancy,
and experienced on the 4th further ad-
vance of I. Consols for July account 9laa-
915.
LONDON MARKETS. 8th.--Baring &Broth-
ers quote breadstufs generally unchanged.
Market dull; Sugar declined Sd; Coffee
steady and unchanged; Iron market closed
steady; Welsh bar iron on shipboard Z
pounds sterling; Welsh rails on shipboard
sc 1854.
American stocks active. Prices un-
changed Weather favorable for crops.
Manchester market dull. Prices un-
changed. American stocks active. U S.
skies, l883,1o7. Pennsylvania fves,
bonds 844a86t. Virginia skies 87a89.
Erie mortgages 85a87. Illinois Central
bonds 694a90t.
GENERAL INTELLIGEEcE.
From dispatches received at the Admi-
rality from Sir Lyons dated at Kertsch,
May lst, it appears that squadron from
the sea of Azoffhad appeared before &C.
vitcha, and landed body of seamen and
mariners, driving the Russians from the
place.
They destroyed all depots and vessels
ladened with corn and supplies for the
Russian army. Only one man wounded.
Since entering the sea of Azoff, four
!, steamers and 240 vessels employed in
carrying supplies to the Russian army on
the Crimca, have been destroyed by the al
lies. The conference at Vienna has for.
mally closed, after a late sitting held on the
4th Of June.
Gen. Pelisser telegraphs from the Cri-
mea June lst. 1--WE have sprung two
mines in front of the flagstaff bastion. The
second explosion did considerable damage
to the enemy. In a ravine of Careenine
bay. in advance Of our works, our engin-
GERS discovered transverse line of "a Gu
bic cases, filled with gun. powder, each
forty centimetres thick, placed at equa
distances, and buried just beneath the
sod, each case containing nefifth Of a
killogramme Of powder, and covered with
a Illuminating apparatus, which would ex'
plode by the simple pressure of the foot
These had been taken up by our engin
eers'.
A dispatch from Prince Gortschakof
dated the Goth of Nay, states that the AL
lies had occupied Kertsch, but had moi
pushed inland. He reports that in conse
quence of the measures he had taken, the
Allies would not be able to cut off the
communications of the Russian army.
The Government Gazette of Frankfor
publishes dispatch from Odessa to the eff
feet that the Russians are raising batteries
to command the channel near Gevitcha
which connects Putno Lake with the sea
of Azoff.
Another dispatch says Gen. Onscha
kof had arrived at Perekop with his di
vision offour infantry regiments, each g.,
600 strong. Gen. Grossenheim had alsc
arrived at Perekop with the 9th cavalry
division, consisting of four regiments
each 96o strong. These give Gortscha
koff reinforcement Of $4,000 men.
Letters from Berlin to the 1st, state tina
the success of the Allies had made a deer
impression there.
r A letter received from the French camp
at Sevastopol, dated May 22d, states tina
the Allies are on the eve of great events
that everything is repaired atlast-that ar
rangements had been made in a council o
war, at which Generals Caurobert, Pelis
sier, Bosquet, Lord Raglan, Omar Pasha
. Brown, Della, Marmora, and Admira
Bruat and Lyons were present. All th'
reinforcements had come up, making thu
French army amount to 200, 900 men.
, On the Esd one hundred and NINETY
!. !. cases of Cholera occurred at St. Peters
! burgh.
A telegraph dispatch from Caghari an
! nounces the death of Bey Of Tunis on tn
! night of the stof June. His successo
and cousin Sidt Didamned Bey, had as
> cended the throne without obstacle.
The bombardment of Sevastopol recon
| menced on the sixth.
A dispatch was received from Lor'
= Raglan, dated June 9th, announcing tina
, after fierce bombardment, the French at
tackled and carried Mamelon and the Whit
: : Tower. The greatest gallantry was dis
: played on both sides. The loss of the Rus
slams and French was very great, but n
: figures were given. The event cause,
J great buoyancy Of public feeling and.
: slight rise in Consols.
= The Conference of Vienna having for
. mally closed at the instigation ofthe West
ern Powers, negotiations for peace are nc
e likely to be renewed unless Russia sha
J. apply to Austria for her good Offices
70 Prussian correspondence says that Austri