The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1855-01-04
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HAHAD-AfN MAJ van -
The Atlantic arrived at 8 last evening
The Atlantic met with an accident on tie
rudder head and returned to Liverpool, did
not sail till Monday.
The Canada arrived out Sunday. The
packet ship Queen Of the West was wreck
ed at Cardingan Bay; all saved.
In Parliament, the bill was read the Sec
ond time, to enlist foreign legion aud send
the militia to garrisons abroad.
The news from the war is wholly with
out interest The dates from Sevastopol
are 10 the Ali. Nothing could be done
from the heavy rains. The trenches were
full of water and the roads were impassa.
bic.
Omar Pasha at Varna, was embarking
/ 0 battalions for the Crimea.
Parliament opened, and the Queens
speech was delivered. 1t was wholly oc-
cupied by the war excepting one sentence
where she says, al have concluded treaty
with the United States, by which the sub
jects of long and difficult discussions have
been equitably adjusted" The rest of her
speech speaks of the army in the Crimea
with admiration and gratitude; praises the
cooperation of the French, and says she
has concluded treaty with Austria, and
calls for instant reinforcements to the Cri-
mea. The speech had no effect on the
funds. The debates on the address were
interesting A bill was read the second
time in the House of Lords, to enlist Ger
man and Swiss legion; also bill in the
Commons to send the militia to garrisons
abroad Nothing yet is said of loan.--
The Danish ministry is reconstructed
The China mail is telegraphed.
Trade with Chinai is dull.
Consols, 915a92. Bullion increased to
E184,00O.
The thanks of Parliament were voted to
the army and navy in the Crimea The
duration Of the present session of parla-
ment depends on the progress Of Govern
mcnt measures, but it probably will adjourn
in about week.
Gen'l Ostensacken arrived in the Crimea
to take command of Dannenberg's diyis-
ion.
Private letters say the ratification of the
biNuA1 WIN LAuoLItd was CASbdlSSd Il
Vienna on the 18th.
If the negotiations now pending don't
produce peace, Austria will call out 16 per
one thousand, equal 10 one million Of men,
to take the field as early as possible.
Cherib Pasha is appointed Turkish Min
lister of Finance.
The text of the Russian note, which
Prince Gortschakof addressed to Count
Buol at Vienna, on the 98th. was as fol .
lows:-"Le soussigre est authorize de de-
clarea M. Buol, que la Majeste L'Emper-
eur accepte les quatre propositions du cab
met du Vienna, pour SERVER depoint de
depart des negotiations de paix."
Bell reports State securities in good de-
mand, especially Virginia and Pennsylva-
mia bonds. Little done in railroad bonds.
Money unchanged. Consols fuctuating
slightly and closed at 9l5a92, without div
dends.
Freights unchanged. Brown & Shipley
report the cotton market dull and prices ir-
regular, with continued anxiety to realize
at decline ID on low mddling, Said on
fair. The stock is 695, 900 bales including
342 900 of American.
Liverpool provisions. Richardson IL Co.,
reports beef only few tierccs at 140 shil-
lings. Pork quiet-unchanged. Bacon
on retail only. Lard quiet, sd to shilling
lower.
LIVERPOOL Brcadstuffs-Brown & Ship
ley report the market again dearer in con-
sequence of small stocks imports. Wheat
advanced 4d to Cd. Flour Is, with fair
inquiry. Corn quiet and unchanged. Ca
nal flour 42s to 43s. Philadelphia and Bal
timore 45s. Ohio 46s. White wheat 2s
Cd to 13s Sd. Red lis Cd to 12s Cd.