Weekly Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1853-1861, 1855-07-26
LATER FROM EUROPE.
ARRIVAL OF Thu CANADA
Nothing Later from the Crimea.
Decline IN COTTON.
HALIFAX Julv 10

ne Nuuafd steamship OauaQd arrived THIS
morning from Liverpool, with dates TO the
9Th inst.
Theie is nothing important from the seat
Of war;
There has been no new movement in the
Cnmea- There are ample details of the re-
cent repulse
COMMERCIAL INTELLIGENCE.
The circular Of Shipley & Co reports that
the Cotton market, which closed at a decline
of Led. Sales for the week foot up 5000
bales, of which 1850 bales We're taken on
speculation, and $500 for export. The sales
of Friday were 1000 bales Orleans fair at
71sd; do. middling 62Sd; Upland fair I'd;
do. middling Ga.
Denniston & Co.'S circular quotes Orleans
middling at 6 7-l6d; Upland fair 61Sd.
Brown. Shipley & Co. quote the market
for Breadstuffs generally unchanged, except
ing Corn, which had declined Is 81 to 2s per
quarter; market closing dull
Western Canal Flour 40sCa4 Os Cd; Ohio As
6d@43s. White Wheat lisa l2s I'd; Red los
oils 81. Yellow Corn las 6d@l5s: Mixed
As sd; White 45s@46s Cd, aud market clo-
sing dull.
Provision Observation-Disclosures Spence d.
Co., reports only small sales Of Beefin re-
tail way. In Pork there is nothing doing
Bacon dull at 46s. Lard advanced Is Cd:
sales 53s@54s. Accounts from Manchester
are less favorable. The weather has been
fair
LONDON MONEY MARKET.
LONDON, July 6.-Money market dull
Consols for money closed at 9lz, American
Stocks steady, and prices nnchanged.-
frelghts at Liverpool easier, but not quOtably
lower
LONDON MARKETS
! LONDON, July GEARING Bros. & Co. quote
Sugar and Coffee firm. Breadstuffs hal
slightly declined, and the market dull Lard
advanced and the market buOyant; sales at
53s@64s. Spirits Turpentinc considerably
lower, aud business demands reduction: sales
at DDS. Iron market active and prices un-
changed. Welsh Bar Iron on board shin
quoted at f7 los. Welsh Rails at 81 5s.-
Scotch Pig at AS Cd. The weather has been
favorable.
Money is easier, though scarcely so cheap
as before the publication ofthe French loan.
GENERAL INTELLIGENCE.
The Canada arrived ut IL O'Clock.
Lord Raglan was buried on the 81 with
great pomp.
General Liprandis army has been REIN
forced by the arrival of another division.
The Sardinians and Turks under 0mer
Pasha, had made an excursion into the inte-
nor OF Tchernaya without resistance, and
captured numerous works of art.
The museum of Kcrisch is on it, way TO
Paris
A careful estimate shows that the war has
already cost the belligerant nations million
lives
Russian accounts to the 18th Of June, state
that an allied hotlla of $50 guns fired eight
hours against the batteries at the mouth of
the Narva, without effect and then with
drew The allies afterwards made descent
on kotka Island and DESTROYED the govern
ment stores. They then attacked Port Reyel
without effect.
There are rumors about Pelissier's being
superseded since the repulse of the 18th
The Allies are strengthening the advances
against MalakOii. A French battery Of three
guns is nearly completed; the front careen-
ing the bay to keep off Russian ships.
Vienna papers say that Gortshakoff calls
for 24 600 additional men for the Baltic
The bulk of the Allied squadron was of
Cronstrandt July 9th.
ENGLAND.
Miner Gibson asked an explanation of
Lord RusselFs recent statement at Vienna,
that England never contemplated the resto-
ration of Hungary and Poland Golden, Roe
buck and D'Israeli all attacked Lord John.
The Cunard steamer Persia is launched.
The Russian Secretary of Legation at Por-
tugal was recently discovered on board a
steamer at Southampton, having been ON
secret mission to Paris and London.
Mr. Roebuck had been refused commit
tee of enquiry into the brutal conduct of GER
tain policemen in HYDE Park on the ocsasion
of the Sunday Trading bill riots.
Lord Elgn, it Is said, will be appointed
Post Master General
Ii was expected that the proposed law to
increase taxation in France would yield TO-
100000 francs per annum. The Emperor's
speech had been well received.
FRANCE.
The legislature voted 100000 francs.
IL is rclorted that the Austrian minister was
at the explanation of the Emperor's speech.
SPAIN.
There has been an instruction at CataIo-
MIA.
The insurgents hold Barcelona.
The Spanish minister at Paris had had an
interview with Napoleon, the latter ex pressed
a determination 10 prevent the reinforcement
of Isabella.
The King Of Prussia is recovering.
Advices from Marseilles say that the insur-
rectien at Catalonia WAS nominally about the
matter Of wages, and that two manufacturers
had been assassinated at Barcelona.
The National Guard had refused to march
and the CAPTAIN General had shut himself up
in citadel, with few faithful troops, and
send mediators to the insurgents who received
them with shouts Of UiUe EpartTO.
Advices from Madrid by telegraph to the
9th, state that the insurgents still held Bar
celona.
A Coalist leader had been defeated at Per-
fignan.
The Paris correspondent Of the Times con-
firms the statement Of the conference between
the Spanish minister and Napoleon, and the
latters assurance that any attempt 10 unseat
Isabella should be prevented.
Russian English papers are manufacturing
statements with regard to revolutionary
movements in Russia in favor Of the Grand
Duke Constantine. They are mere inven-
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