The Jackson standard. [volume] (Jackson C.H., Ohio) 1847-1888, 1855-07-26
LATER FROM EUROPE.
ARRIVAL OF THE CANADA,
Pellissier to be Superseded.
NEW INSURRECTION IN SPAIN.

HALIFAX, July II.
The Cunard steamer Canada arrived
this morning from Liverpool with dates
to the 9th inst. Nothing of importace
from the seat Of war.
Dennistown Il Co.'S. circular quotes
Orleans middling cotton at 67-lGd; up,
land fair 65d. Brown, Shipley & Co
quote the market for breadstutfs unchan-
ged except corn, which had declined Is
.6d@es per quarter. Western canal flour
40s@1O Cd. Ohio 42s 6d(043s: white
wheat lis 9d@l2s; red l0s01ls ID
Yellow corn 44s 6d045s; mixed 44s Cd
white 46stG46s Cd market closed dull
Provisions Richardson, Spence Il
Co report only small sales of pork in a
retail way. Bacon dull at 49s Lard 53s
ADDS.
LONDON MONEY MARKET, July G.
Consols closed at 9l4. American stocks
steady, and prices unchanged.
There has been no new movement in
the Crimea, but ample details Of the re-
cent repulse has been received
Lord Raglan was buried on the Sd Of
July with great pomp.
1t is rumored that Pellessier is to be
superseded. The allies are strengthen
ing their advance against the Malakoff
tower, ard the works are progressing sat-
iSfactoriIy. A French battery of thirty
guns had been nearly completed in trout
of Careening Bay, to keep off the Russian
ships of war.
The Vienna papers say that Gortscha.
kof has sent for %, 900 additional troops
Gen. Liprandi's army has been reinforced
by the arrival of another division.
A careful estimate shows that the war
has already cost the belligerent nations a
million Of lives.
Russian accounts to the 10Th of June
state that the allied flotilla of 1870 guns
fred for eight hours against the batteries
at the mouth of the Neva, without etfe CT
and then withdrew The Allies after.
ward made a decent on Ketka Island,
and destroyed the government stores
They then attacked Point Riyel without
effect.
ENGLAND. Mr.. Roebuck had been re.
fused Committee of inquiry into the
brutal conduct of the policemen in Hyde
Park, on the occasion of the Sunday
Trading Bill riots.
Miner Gibron had asked an explana.
ton of Lord John Russell s statement in
the Vienna conference, that England
never contemplated the restoration o.
Hungary and Poland. Mr.. Golden. Mr.
Roeouke and Mr.. D'Isral, all attacked
Lord John Russell, after Which the mat.
ter was dropped.
SpAM,--We have advices from Spain
via Marsells, which state that a rising has
taken place at Catalonia, nominally about
the matter of wages. Two manufactur,
ers had been assassinated in Barcelona
The National Guard had refused tc
march. and the Captain General had
shut himself in citadel with a few faith
full troops, and sent mediators to the in
surgents, who received them with shout,
of vivas.
PARTERo.--Advices from Madrid by
telegraph to the 9Th, state that the nsur.
gents still held Barcelona. A CarIist
leader had been defeated at Perfgnan
The London Times Paris correspondent
says that the Spanish Minister of wal
had a long conference with the Emperor
on the stale ofSpain. Napoleon expires.
sed a determination to prevent any at,
tempcto unseat Queen Isabella
PRUssIA--The King was recover
ling from his recent severe illness.