The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1855-01-31
FOREIGN NEWS.
ARRIVAL OF THE PACIFIC.

6l. rs, upland fair g.; middling 10,
In good demand and prices advanced 8.
Market closed in fair demand and holders
Are firm with moderate sales.
LivERPooL, Jan. l3.-The demand for
brsadstuffs for speculation has ceased.
and the market has been heavy; but i'm.
provsd sliahtlysat CLOSE. Western Canal
50sa41; Ohio nominanally at AZ ASS.
White wheat lis Sd a l2 Sd, red los Cd
. lie cd. Corn mixed 42s Cd; white AS
q 45s.
GsNHRAL INrELL1GENcE.
News important. The Car uncondi-
tioAally accepts the four guarantees, but
his sincerity is doubted.
Hosiiliiies continue unchanged.
Sardinia has joined the Western Pow
sfs.
The Eastern question has assumed an
entirely new and most important phase.
TIE Cxar has accepted not only the four
points guaranteed by England France and
Austria, but no armstice IS granted. con-
Ssuusntiy hos,ilities continue unabated.
Itis vet doubtful whether Russia's said
acceptanoe is unconditional or with unlm.
poptant explanations. The immediate ef-
leot was 10 raise Console e per cent, hui
afisrwards fell of.
Sardinia has formally joined the west
een alliance.
Prussia claims to take shares in the ne
eetiasions, bat declines for thepresent to
inorsase her army.
Omer Pascha has gone to the Crimea.e
The seige Of SebsstoPol remsins un-
changed 10 the Cd, although reported ru.
snors Of its capture.
Thers has been terrible inundations at
Hamburg.
The Pacific arrived on the 9Th, at 81 P.
M., and in running up Mersey ran into
the brig Corinthian, at anchor, bound for
Calcutta, with cargo valued al $50 900.
The hria was sunk--no lives lost.
The lose OF the liner George Canning
Ras con6rmsd. Itis supposed that all on
hoard psrishsd, 100 in number. Part OF
sks Baggage was washed on shore near
Hsligoland, WHICH il all that is known OF
her.
AParis lstter says that Mr.. Mason's
health is Improving.
The conduct Of the Prussians and Ger
nsnsic States il still equivocal.
The alliss. il 10 said. will insist on the Rus
siAn naval power in the Black Sea being
elAesa on I level with other powers asra
ffoDi 81 shSt powers sincerity. Their
eoooess On this point,it is expected will
,split the nego,iasions, AZ Russia, will on no
aoeonnt asssnt to il.
The Russisns have again invaded the
Pffncipalities.
II dispatch from Braillow, Jan. 9, says
thas the Russians had crossed the Dan
Aubs and Invaded Dobrudseha and had
taken both Taltzcha and Badadogh. Sa-
dix Pasha defended TaltEcha as long as
possible.
Prussia had answered the demand e!
Austria for the mobilization Of Prussisn
army by refusing to do SO.
The latest official dispatch published by
the British Government is to the Goth Of
December. and embraces only what has
tlfsady been received
A dispatoh received al ST. Petersburg on
ths ed Of January from Menschikoff says
shas aothing new shas occurred; that he
euatinuss 10 annoy the enemy at night by
seFtiss; that il one Of these he made ten
prisoners.
The weather continues variable.
The railway from Bslaklsva to the camp
= @ be commenced at once.
The ;fres of the allies-continue very fee
bls. doing scarcely any damage. Sickness
. ne increase in the garrison.
,Ths garrison is CON structing bridge OF
6oafs 10 connect the city OF SebastoPol
9Th The forts on the north side.
Il vas reported in Paris on the 18th
lkat Sebastopol had iallen. II did not
gain general belief.
Omsr Pascha en,barked on the first for
BalAkjava, he has taken means TO bring
force Of 5000 men and so guns to the
Csimsa 10000 Turks have already land-
u Il Ehpatoria.
Msnschikoff is reported to have called
& ~ his detached corps.
Ostsn Sacken is watching the Turks at
Eppatoria.
.Tks 9th or 9th Of January is looked Up.
en- a. the time when the assault on Sebas-
topol viii take place.
Odsssa. Letters on the 24,h mention
lhaslor some days there had been a desr.h
cf supplies at Sebastopol.
There was another tempest on the Black
8sa. two ships Of the British heet suffered
great damage.
Gsest Brjiain,-Various rcmors are a.
6oat IN regard TO the changes In the cabi-
nst. Il 10 considered as only rumor.
On The 18th the Liverpool and Ameri-
I'm Chamber Of Commerce presented ad-
dresses to Lord Elgin for the part he had
saksn 10 the negotiation Of the seciProcity
asssty. Lord Elgin made complimen-
osy speech on the occasion, and proposed
q assdiation, Of the United States. and ex-
sissd much less attention than might have
bsen supposed .
The london Times treats the question
With much candor and fairness, and sub.
mits that the United States must allow thai
suet offer Of ISOLATION may be declined in
any special oase.and no disrespect be i'm
piisd. ltis free for one party TO offer III
63endiy services, and equally A. free. te
net accspt. The news from France j.
As4oid Of interest.
ne Emperor reviewed the detatchnaen
sFihs Imperial Guards on the 9th, previous
70 itsir enabarcation to the Crimea
Thara il = r,,nor Tn Al the Emperor o