Daily American organ. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1856, 1855-07-11
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Arrival Of the steamer Pacific.
One Week Later from Europe Details Of the
Recent Rep1iss Of The Ailiss--IAeir Position
not Seriously Damaged Preparations for an
other Assaalt.
| NEw YoRK, July 1.-THE American steamship
Pacific arrived here this morning at o'clock, with
Lv erpool and London dates to Saturday the 30th
ult.
Among the passengers by the Pacific are Mr..
Van Buren, and family, Mrs Commodore Perry,
and Col. Plume, bearer of dispatches.
The news by this arrival, from the seat Of hos.
Titles consists wholly of the details of the recent
rcpulse of the allies by the Russians. 1t appears
that this repulse has not damaged the allies seri-
ously, and the position of affairs was considered
sufficiently satisfactory.
The latest news from the Crimea says that Lord
Raglan was dangerously ILL., and asked to be re-
called.
The total loss Of the allies on the 18th was over
5000 men; but the army was nevertheless in good
spirits, and preparing for another assault.
The correspondence is only down to the l4th.
No further battles have occurred either on land
or at sea-
The English and French recprocally blame each
other for the disasters at Sebastopol.
Pelissier's dispatches state that the city will
soon be completely invested.
The allies retain possession Of the Round tower
the Cemeteries, and the Mamelon.
The cholera had appeared among the French
troops.
Gortschakoff's dispatches state that the allies
fire had weakened, and that the allied troops, which
crossed the river Tchernaya, had returned
THE LATEST.
Lord Palmerston denies that Lord Raglan has
asked a recall. He had been sick, but was recov-
ering.
A despatch from the Baltic feet, dated June
26th, states that Sweaborg had been bombarded,
and the stores destroyed.
Hango had also been bombarded
The Russians admit that the Cossacks boat show
ed flag Of truce, but they feared treachery.
Great movements were taking place among the
allied squadrons.
The East India mail arrived at Marseilles on Fri
day.
VAREA, Thursday-Generals Brown, Pennefeth-
er, and Codrington are sick.
Part of the foreign legion had arrived from Eng
land
The London Saturday Times states that the EN-
peror Alexander is seriously i'll.
The King Of Prussia has also been for sometime
i'll, and his reign is probably drawing to close.
MARKETS.
LIVERPOOL, June -Cotton-Dennistoun &
Co.'S circular reports cotton dull and prices lower
during the early part of the week, but on Thurs
day, without any apparent cause, the market be-
came bouyant and closed with an active demand
at former prices to an advance of 1-l6th. Orleans
fair, l-s; middng, 9-l6ths; upland fair, 8 rs
middling, 8 3-s.
Breadstuffs-The authorities vary. Maxwell re-
ports wheat and -four trife lower and corn de-
clined IS. 3d., the market closing steady. White
wheat 12s l2s Sd. Red los. cd. lis. West
ern canal flour, 39s Cd. 40s. 3d. Ohio 43s a
AIS. nominal. White corn As. a ass. I'D. Yellow
46s. a 46s. Sd. Mixed ass. Cd. a 46s.
Provisions Richardson, Spence & Co. quote
Beef dull, and prices unchanged. Pork, dull
Bacon, declined Cd. Is. Lard, advanced Is,
with sales at sos. cd. SIS
Money Market-London, June 30.--The Money
market is easier. Consols for money is quoted at
81 Is.
Barring Brothers quote the London markets gen.
orally steady and unchanged from buoysnt Welsh
rails quoted at Ct e. los on board ship.
The dates from Calcutta are TO May 10th; from
Hong Kong TO the 10th, and from Canton down to
the 9Th.
There is nothing new from India. Trade was
dull, and money was tight.
In many parts of China famine was prevailing
Considerable fighting between the insurgents
and the imperialsts had taken place with varying
success.