The Jackson standard. [volume] (Jackson C.H., Ohio) 1847-1888, 1855-04-12
LATER FROM EUROPE.
Arrival of the Steamship Baltic.

New York, April 8.
The steamer Baltic has arrived, bring
ing dates to the gath. .a
The St. Louis arrived out on Saturday.
The Baltic brought 78 passengers, in
cluding Bishop Timon.=
Breadstutfs and provisions steady, and
prices unchanged. "
Money market easier.
e, LIVERPOOL, March a..
Brown & Shipley quote Breadstsuffs
generally unchanged, and market closed
steady. a4grF 2
Western Canal Flour new, at 36a39s;
old 4la42s; Philadelphia and Baltimore.
old, 43a44s; Ohio at ASS. .nrt
Wheat, white, at lis l03a da 12s: red
los 6da1ls Sd. .,
Corn, white AS a44s: Yellow, 49s sd
43s; mixed 42s Cd. --
Some circulars call the advance on
corn Cd.
Richardson, Spence q Co. quote pro-
visions generally unchanged, but that
market closed dull, with small decline.
Money market easter.
Advices from Manchester are more IA
vorable.
The amount of uncurrent funds sold
by Bank of England, is increasing
American stocks are active, and pri-
ces unchanged,
Barring, Brothers & Co, quote Lon.
don Exchange market dull. ...a
Sugars easier, and not quotably high
er.
Iron slightly advanced from large or
ders received.
Welsh nails on board ship quoted al
&c los.
The steamship City Of Baltimore, from
Philadelphia, has been taken by the
French government for six months, and
left Liverpool for Marisedles, having ir
tow the American ship Ticonderaga, also
engaged by the French Government.
The Car has made several speeches
of mild character, to the diplomatic
body, strongly tending, on the whole
language being interpreted in specific
sense, to favor the first of the four points
which have been. unanimously agreed t.
by the Vienna Conference, which read a
follows; Abolition Of the exclusive pro
tectorate of Russia in Moldavia and Wal
lachia. and according privileges to thos
provinces by the Sultan's being PLACED
under the guarantee of the five powers.
The latest dispatches from Vienna sa.
that The conference is proceeding favora
bly,: The second point was neither set
tied to day or will be to morrow. 1t mus
be repeated that the question of peace o
war cannot be decided on until the thir
points settled
The Paris correspondent of the Lon
don Times, telegraphs under date of Fri
day evening, that the Vienna news ap
! peared favorable to peace, and disposeC
to believe that the Conference will be at
tended with the most happy results.
Count Nesserode will proceed to Vi
emma when negotiations become certain.
The new Gar gave strong evidence O
abiding by the plans traced out by hi
father.
Constantinople advices state that tn
Porte had determined to maEtain undi
minished sovereignty over the Darden
elles, and protested against Christians Q
the Empire, being placed under any Tor
eign protection.
Official Reports Of the Storming G
MalakofT redoubt on the night of tn
q3d Feb. by the French, have been pub
lished and exhibit one of the most gallar
achievements of the campaign
Anew redoub! had been erected, abou
800 yards in front of Konultof, bastiou
and the works were being carried on wit
success.
Nothing of Importance had occure
before Eupatoria.
The health of the allied troops wa
satisfactory.
The Russians were constantly receiV
ing reinforccments.