The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1855-02-28

Cotton IS
prevalence of easterly winds, Sales on Fri,
day, 5000 bales, closing dull.
Sugar 81 dearer. Coffee steady.
Provisions inactive at pvevioM prices.
Lard steady. TallOw is depressed.
Richardson, Spencer b Co., quotes wheat
Sd lower. New Philadelphia. Baltimore
and Ohio 37a38s.
Naval stores steady.
Trade at Manchester firm and encour-
aging.
Parliamentary explanations we're made
On failing to form a Cabinet.
Three millions sterling were voted for war
purposes.
The North American fisheries bill was
passed.
The P~srliamen: adjourned for one week
at the request Of Lord Palmsrsson, bat was
TO reassemble on the 18th inst.
The Earl Of Aberdeen is created Knight
of the Garter,
Lord Mayor of London has given a grand
banquet. Among those present were Lord
Carnigsn, Sir Charles Napier, and other
potables from the Crinrea and Baltic. The]
were received with great enthusiasm.
The City Of Manchester was taken up by
the British Government to convey troops to
the Crmea.
canrobert reports the death Of Captains
Bouter and Casleman, during the sortie by
the Russians on the night Of the i4tk.
Menschikof has gone norlhward. The
Russians ers..coastantly making ~sortics.
Supplies are reaching the British camp in
abundance. The army lie still siekly. Fros-
~ nights and fne mild days prevailed.
The latest official dispatches frsm Raglan
are Of the e3I and 24!t, both allude to the
improvements in the weather. and speaks
cheeringly of the future prospects. The
latter says, we resumed our work before
lle town renewed activity.
France has signiGed her willingness TO
negotiate a separsts treaty with Prussia,
provided it covers the same obligations as
that Of December Cd.
The public feeling at Constantinople is
strongly in favor of peace.
Holland and Denmark are preparing to
isin the Western 2ll; lance.
Eight Austrian merchant ships have bsen
fred into by the Russians at Galatz. Aus
uis has demanded an explAtion.
The Earl Of Lucan has been recalled from
she command Of the cavalry in Crimes.
The Sultan intends to raise a n~ali,nsi
voluntary loan.
Exchange At Constan!inople had risen to
'l4l piNsters, causing considerable distress.
Abdel kader has asked for HE command
of the African troops in the Crimea.
The English asis sionaries in Poland have
been erdersd to leave.
1t is said Louis Napoleon will take com.
mand OF The army on the Rhine.
Prince Napoleon had arrived at Pa is.
Telegraphic dispatches II 30th January
are Of like character as those received from
Admiral Bruatt.
The French batteries had received orders
to reopen their FIRE, which caused the Rus.
sisns to make desperate series.
II is said operations are now completed
for an assglt.
The Russian army, j, is said. were il
want Of supplies.
A sortie was made on the 25i, and tb,
french suffered great less.
It is rumored that there was q mutiny a
mong the Zouaves, and 400 were sent tc
Conytantinople. They demanded the re.
treat Of tbs army from ths Crimea. The
Tumor is doubtless false.
An apology was made to omer Pashs.
aad he withdrew his resignation.
There is a report afoat OF a battle, on an
sttampt to the Russians TO enter DoRrqts.
cha. No date given.
fThe Russian forces on the Austrian from.
tiers lsys been ordered to retreat into the
interior Of The empire.
LATEsr.--QuesR Victoria has issued
proclamation forbidipg the British. al hom,
of abroad, te send the enemy any supple,
Or munitions o. war.
The rtpert Of a mutinT among the Z,na
sss and ofa battle between the Russian.
and Turks il repeated.
Ts German Diet has decided to place tb,
p,incipal coIliagent on q war foosiHg
ras Piodemontess Chamber Of Dspusie
s~snssons the asAly Of alliance.
i the HIeas% Vi z mmons, on To nigh