Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1855-09-26
September %, 1865.
LATEST FROM EUROPE.

A4riual Of the BaJtic-Nothing Important from
tile Crimea
New YORK, Sept. 2O.-The Steamer Baltic, with
dates to the sth instant arrived from Liverpool last
night.
LIVERPOOL, Sept S-Cotton dull and declined
1-16 a !. The decline is experienced mostly in up
land cotton.
Breadstuffs steady and unchanged. Prices some
what sitter, but not quotably higher. Western
canal -four 4Os 40s. ed Philadelphia and Baltimore
-four Ais. a AS; Ohio AIS. AS ed. Wheat closed
steady at an advance of Id. I'd, white 12s les.
Gloon advanced Is. per qr.-white a. 40,
yellow 39s. 4Os
Accounts of crops favorable.
THE WAR.-There is nothing of Importance
from the Crimea ..*
The week previous to the sth inst, has been ex-
traordinarily destitute of news and not single in
cident of interest is reported.
Simpson and PelisSier in the Geographic deS-
patches, mention nothing respecting the siege,
save another threatened attack by the Russians on
the Allies on the Tchernaya Hence the allied ar
my is kept constantly on the alert, and portion OF
the forces is kept constantly under arms.
The question is whether the Russians will ad-
vance on the Tchernaya make an attack on the
forces at Balakava, reaching there by way of Bal
dan.
Simpson says the enemy are actively engaged in
bridging the harbor and fortfying north side of the
city, and have received large reinforcements.
THE BALTIC.-There is nothing from the Baltic
The Turkish Bulletin says that the Russians have
not the means to attack Kars, in consequence Of a
recent partial attack, in which, they sustained heavy
losses.
NEGOTIATIONS.-No reliable information is
ceved relative to certain negotiations which said
to be pending, but it is reported that the German
powers preparing new programme the object
of which is to conine the to its ostensible OBJ
ject.
NAPLES.-It is rumored that England, instgat-
ed by France, is about to take of hostility
against Naples in consequence of an alleged insult to
attache of the British Legation there by the Nea-
politan police This news is chiefly the rumors fly
ing about in the clubs of London.
| ENGLAND.-The news of the death of Hon. Alb
| bott Lawrence received in England with every
! expression of sympathy. The American shipping
| in the harbor of Liverpool, on the 9TH displayed
| their flags at half mast
There is no political news in England save the
| mored intended attack on Naples
AUSTRIA.-The position of Austria remains un-
altered and gives no indications of positive char
| acter of her intentions with regard to the
| CONTEMPLATED BOMBARDMENT.-TheLo Lon
don Times saws that there will be cannonading at
Sebastopol by the allies, in October, which, to that
of April last will be trihing in comparison, and that
which took place during the two days previous to
| the capture of the Mamelon Tower, will sink into
insignifcance before it. An iron tempest will be
| poured into the city; which, with the weight and
range Of the guns and the new position OF the bat
teries obtained by steady progress, will try the en-
| durance of the Russians to the utmost. The great
| scale on which such a bombardment is carried on,
with the preparations necessary for its execution,
render the delays which have preceded it matter
| of little surprise.
| LATEST-Gortschalkof it is reported, writes
that his defences are damaged The report is doubt
! fui.