American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1855-07-05
ONE WEEK LATER IRON EUROPE.
ARRIYAL OF TIIE RALTIC.

1 by The French Confirmed OPERATIONS o
/ Tie Allied Fleets ia As Sea Of 1zof--Ds
cline IN Breadstg6s- Cotton DaH--TH
Money Market Edsier---7ze BrinsJ
Funds Steady.
NEW YoRK, June 28.--The steamer Bal
tic, with adYices from London and Liver
pool to Saturday the 10Th inst, Las arrived
al this port. The intelligence which sht
brings from the Crimea is important ant
Interesting.
COMMERCIAL IETELLI0EEcE.--7Liverpoo
Markets. -Milligan d Evans report III,
Cotton Market duh. with great falling Of
in the speculative demand, but prices no
lower, and the market closed steady at The
quotations Of the previous week. The sale.
during the week were only 81, 900 bales
of which spectators took II 900 bales and
exporters 1900 do. The stock Of al
kinds was 549, 900 bales, Of which $751;.
900 bales We're American.
/ The weather throughout the British isle:
was more favorable, and the prospects o.
the growing crops more auspicious; conse.
quentupon which Breadstuffs had geuer.
ally and considerably declined. Whea
was I'D ~ bushel lower; Flour 2s ID Dbl
and Corn Is " or. lower; the market clos
ing dull and heavy, with only limited de
mand.
The general festures Of the market fol
Provisions remained unchanged. in every
essential particular. A moderate demauc
existed for Beef and Pork at the quotation.
BY the last steamer Bacon sold TO q fail
extent at steady rates. Lard was quiet
bnt not lower.
LoNDoN MARKET, Barring Brothers Lon
don Circular reports Sugar lower, bnt the
market closing steady at the decline. Welsl
Rails f7, on board in Wales, and the mar.
ket steady. Scotch Pig 76s, on the Clyde
The Bank Of England had reduced tho
rates ofdiscountto 3 3t,owing to an increas
ing supply ofcapital being forced on the
market outside. Consols, for money
closed at 9l1.
GENERAL INTELLIjENcE. The news by
this arrival from the seat Of war. though
not of a startling nature, is, nevertheless
important and highly interesting. Sebas
topol has no! been taken up TO the lates
dates, but the allied forces were steadily
gaining on the Russians.
The capture of the Mamebn by the
French, as was reported just before the A
sia sailed for Halifax, is fully confirmed by
this arrival. The affair was at once des
perate, brilliant and decisive; sixty tive
guns and FIVE hundred prisoners were taker
by the French. The Allied feet in the
sea of Azof have. achieved further victor
les. Zagdracy and other places had beer
bombarded and taken.
The Baltic arrived at O'Clock this NOR
ming.
The details of the capture OF Mamelor
and White towns by the French, had beer
telegraphed in full, and published in thu
French and English papers.-The contes
was most sanguinary; five thousand wer,
killed and wounded, in the engagement
This new position enables the French tC
shell the Russian shipping in the harbor
Simultaneous with the capture Of thest
works, the English s,ormed and took III,
Ri1emen's works. in the quarries, ant
lost five hundred in killed and wounded.
Since these engagements the firing ha
been slack. ....i...t
In the sea of Azof the feet has beer
active and successful, the stores at Tagan
roy. Mariopol and Senitschi, have been al
taken and destroyed, and at the latest nd
vices, an expedition was fitting out agains
Perekop. 1tisreported that the Russian
have evacuated Anassa. There is no fur
ther news ofimportance fromTchornaya o
the Baltic
Gen. Lamara, theyoungcr died Of Chol
era at Balakkva.
By-a shameful loceurrenco in the Balti,
in which the Russians fred upon boa
bearing flag of truce, 9 sailors an 8 Off
GERS were killed.
Private letters from Kirtsch give fear
ful accounts of the sufferings Of the Rus
sian army, both from wounds and sick
ness. aa
1t is stated that the Russians have sue
ceeded IN establishing communication will
Sebastopol, Independent of the road from
Perekop, By constructing bridge ofboat
across the Loyisht.
The British ship Shamrock, ladcnet
with cargo of copper, valued at Coco,
900, foundered at sea, and was lost.
dispatch from Dantzic, dated June 14th
says that the Vulturc had arrived at tha
port, with dispatches; she left the fleet an
chored of Cronstadt, nothing of impor
tance had been done.
The Emperor Of Austria arrived at era
COW on the 18th inst.
The Crimea correspondence of the Lon
don Press, is down to the 9TH inst.
The weather was excessively hot in the
Crimea, and all accounts agree that there
was vast amount of disease and despon.
dency in the garrison Of Sevastopol, and
that the Russians were being swept off by
sickness at a fearful rate. -
The Funds closed Saturday rather dull
The discount houses in London gave no.
tice Of a reduction of rates on call loans.
1t was hoped that further advces from
the United States would stimulate the pre-.
vailing tendency towards confidence in
manufactures. -,. & 2
ADDITIONAL BY THE BALTIC.
0dicial disbotches from Peiissier-Recep
Ton of Er- President Fillmore -Farthe,
netUs from the Crisuen.