The Jackson standard. [volume] (Jackson C.H., Ohio) 1847-1888, 1855-03-08
LATER FROM EUROPE.
ARRIVAL OF THE STEAMER
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Of f1hc Emperor Of Hussia-Later from
India.
New YORK, March 1.
At Liverpool, Breadstuffs were shade
lower, with but small speculative de-
mand. Brown & Shipley quote Western
Canal flour at 42s6d, and good Ohio at
45s. Wheat was trihe lower; white
lls6d. Corn had declined Cd, white 44s,
yellow 43s6d, and mixed 43S.
Beef and Pork were dull.
The London Money market was un-
changed Consols for money are quoted at
9o&. U. States Stocks have advanced.
High easterly winds still prevailed of
the English coast,and Government steam
e~s had been sent to relieve inward bound
vessels. Severe winter weather prevail |
ed throughout Europe. There was much
distress in Liverpool from lack of en-
ployment. $4,000 persons were out of
work, 5000 of these being from the non
arrival of American shipping.
The Paris correspondent of the Daily
News says Mr., Soule, considers the
scheme for the purchase of Cuba COM
pletely knocked in the head.
Parliament was to re-assendde on the
10th. Lord John Russell was to leave
England in few days for Vienna, to at
tend the Peace Congress. Mr.. Ham
mond, under Secretary of State for For
egn Affairs, will accompany him.
A French company had offered to raise
in France alegion Of $500 men for SER
vice, if the English Government will raise
half the number, to be ready in fifteen
days. 1t is stated that the English Gov
ernment is disposed to entetain the pro-
position.
Naples has joined the Western Alliance.
London firms in the provision trade
propose through the Times to feed the ar
my in the Crmea at the rate of three
shillngs three pence day per man, CIV
ing three substantial meals day, and
binding themselves by contract under
the heaviest penalties.
Thirty thousand Turkish troops had
landed at Eupatoria, and others on the
march for Varna, would embark as oon
as arrived.
The Egyptian reinforcement had ar
rived.
The artillery in Sevastopol kept up an
incessant fire during the night and the
Allies replied during the day.
A telegraphic dispatch at Vienna says
the Car has issued manifesto, under
date of st. Petersburg, 10th February, in
which he calls the entire male population
to arms.
An additional force of 800, 900 is to be
dispatched to the Crimea.
SEYAsTopoL, Feb lst The Russian
Grand Dukes have made a reconnaissance
of the allied front. The Allies are daily
expecting an attack. The picketts are or
dered to be on the alert. In sortie OF
3lst, 300 French were put hors de com
bat. In the obscurity of the night one
French regiment fired upon another.
The long talked of change in the Frencl
army in The Crimea is announced. ThC
army is to be divided into two corps dt
arms-one 10 be given to Poisser and tn,
D other to Bosquet, virtually rendering Can
robert mere cypher.
The rumor is that Lord Raglan ant
e Earl Lucan will shortly return from til,
Crimea. The circumstances why are no
stated.
t There is rumor of Spanish alliance
; with view to have the influence Of th
F.. French against any insurreclion that taxi
. place.
1t is also reported that Portugal will
join the alliance, with $4,000 men. Ra
S ther doubtful.
f. The Western Powers are seeking t,
! unite the secondary States in genera
European league against Russia.
Prussia sends circular to her diplo
matte agents, indicating that the entir
s Prussian army will be Immediately mad
. ready for the field.
r In Austria, warlike preparations con
e tinue to be made with unabated energy
The French funds were considerabl,
depressed by wild rumor that the EN-
peror would Immediately depart for tn
Orimea, leaving the Empress Regent,
1t is more probable that he will command
9 the army Of the Rhine, should war be de
+. clared against Prussia.
The affair of Phillips, the American
citizen who was arrested in Switzerlant
in mistake for Mazzni, has been settlet
by the payment Of two thousand dollars
Advices from Bombay to January l6tl
are received. An insurrecton had bro
ken out at Cabool. Twelve thousant
Persians were besieging Bender Cebosi
A murderous conflict had taken place.
The besieged still continued resistance =
J Engineers are surveying the groun
for camp of 100000 men near Mehtz
1t is rumored that Prince Napoleon
about to be married 10 the Princess q
Wurtemburg
Condo de Montemolin has written a let
ter commanding the Carlists to defer tn
+. insurreciion until the Espareto Govern
ment is quite rotten.
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