Star of the Kanawha Valley. [volume] (Buffalo, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1856, 1855-04-04
FOREIGN NEWS,
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ARRIVAL of the Steamship ASIA.
. IHALlrAx, March a0.


HAiirAx, March 40.
TINS steamer Asia with adviccs
from liverpool to Saturday, the TN
inst. ,shas arrived ut this port. She,
experienced heavy weather during
the etitirc passage. Ed.
LIVERPOOL MARKET. r.
ir Prices OF Brcadstuf were a shade
thighet and the market closed firm.
Western canal Flour is quoted at
42s lslld good Ohio A, being q ma
teriaf advance. White wheat i
quoted at l2s Cd and Red,a at lls Gd;
Whit Corn is quoted at 43s ana
yellow at 42s Sd. a. sa oil
Thsre wastno change in the pri1
ces Of Pork, Beef, or Bacon, and the
business doing was only of a limitedI
character. Lard was dull, and pm
ces ldwer. - s8 %#a. ~ 4
Atlondon. money was easier <
Consals closed at 93t. The adyices
| from The manufacturing districts are
favorable. "a. IT,
since the death Of Nicholas Of
| Russia, the general aspect Of Com
mcrcial and Money affairs, had an
dergone a favorable change, and
! hopes Of a cessation of hostilities
were more generallyentertained,
| Brown s. Shiplsy report a slight
adyalice in Brealstuls. amounting
| to ed per busheIin Wheat and lsin
Flourlnd. Corr. but buyers were not
willing to pay the advance, and were
holding Off for lower rates. y '.,'
IsaA III GpSERAL INrELAoEScE. 49,.
The latest advices from ST. Peters,
burgh leaves hut little doubt TINT
1Alexanderis determined to carry out
thcayar policy of his father with de
teymiaation and energy, but there
| Were some doubts in regard to hi'
capacity to do SO. .yt'g .sl.s,H !,
! ThA latest adyices from the Crl'
mca cay the Allies had opened Il
general and tremendous cannonade
on Sesatotol, and the indications
were, that matters would be brought
to crisis very soon. ! -. p. ~, .
Public attention was fixed on the
conference atVienna, many hoping
that tie negotiations would result II
!, peace whilst several feared the con
trarys The Austrian and Prussiat
circulars, Indicate peace, but thu
manifesto of Alexander to his army
\ il looked upon as very war-like. =.
! The Vienna conference had TN
j first formal meeting on the 18th, bu
Gortsehakolr, the Russian Ambassa
dor, 1as not present. ,r'..f 4
AnSintcres,ing paper from Gen
3 Coneh, had been laid before tn
Spanish Cortcs, in reference to tn
Cuban conspiracics, recommending
that concessions be made to the Gu
bans,I a vote Of approval wa
; unanimously passed BY the Cortes.
The mission Of Gen. Wedeli t
Prussia, completely JAILED, rs. rus
sia reInses to Iaccede to the treat.
with tao allies, and will not, there
) fore, BE- admitted to participate il
{ the Conference - ~. .sr
n Letters from Seyastopol ofthe Is
March, explain the discrepancy be
tweenkthe French and Russian &C
counte6f the storming of the redout
on thdnight ofthe 23d. The Frenc
; did STERN two Russian redoubts, bu
I finding them not tenantable, ble'
4 them up; retiring with a loss Of on
> hundred killed and three hundre
/ wouneed. In alispatch dated Marc
/ lst, Menchikof says, during the iv
last nights, we erected a second RI
doubtsn front of that which is o
the side Of our fertilization, and
was Impossible for the enemy =
prevent us. *t s".''.. 5-' e. y