Weekly Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1853-1861, 1855-05-10
TELEGRAPHIC.
Reported Expressly for the Sentinel
Refuses 40 take sides ngainst
Russia.
SAxpY Hook. Nav Al P. Nj

OASbh HOohi MAY - = u.
The steamer Atlantic, with advices from
Liverpool to Monday, the 23d ult, has az
rived off this point, and will he mp nj three
o'clock
COMMERCIAL INTELLIGENCE.
There WAS no change in Cotton, and the
demand was fair ut previous rates.
Wheat and Flour were lower, and ihe de-
mand limited.
Corn had slightly improved.
The Money market was easy at London -
Conslils had declined to 89la
Richardson, Spence & Co, quote Provisions
slightly better and the market closing Mon
day with an active demand.
Iron was quiet
Brown e. Shiplev report Flour Is lower,
and Wheat 3D., with a dull market; Corn in
better demand at an advance of Cd. II quar-
ter; the outside quotation for Ohio Flour 42s.
Trade at Manchester was quiet, and prices
steady.
Gardiner reports Beef more active, and pri-
ces frmer Pork in better demand at full
prices but the stool, gas heavy; Bacon ls@
Is, Cd. higher; a fair business doing in Lard
az 4 ffufther advance of Is, the market clos.
ING firm; Tallow ia active demand, and IS.
higher
Barring Brothers report Money abHrdant,
Notwithstanding the new loan.
The bullion in the Bank of England had
decreased $4,000
Consols closed at 893s@991k for money.
Rates Of American Stocks we'll supported
GENERAL INTELLIGENCE.
The conference at Vienna had broken ip,
after holding twelve sessions. Russia refused
to accede to the demands Of the allies,
The b0mbardment Of Sshastopol commsn-
ced on the 9th ult., and continued, without
intermis sion, up the 18th inst, 500 guns and
mortars pouring in an uninterrupted storm Of
shot and shells upon the city and forts bat
up to the latest dates, no assault had been
made, nor had any practicable breach been
been effected.
The new British loan Is sixteen millions
sterling, and had all been taken by the Roths-
childs,
Napoleon and his Empress, Eugene, had
been a week in England, and hsd been re-
ceived with the greatest rejoicing.
An increase tax upon incomes, spirits. tea
and coffee, is proposed.
1t is reported that England has assentea
that Napoleon shall take command of the al
lied army in the Crimea, but the report is
doubted
There are strong indications thu. Austria
will refuse 10 act against Russia.
Lord John Russell and the French Pleni
potentiary had left Vienna.
The steamer Asia arrived at Liverpool on
the 22d ult
All hopes of Austria taking the field against
Russia are at end fer the present
The advices from the Crimca say that
the two first DAYS of the bombardnient OF
Sebastopol, the shot and shell Of the
allies done immense damage to the city and
and to the Russian works. During the night
os the 18th, the left wing of the allies obtain
ed considerable advantage over the Russians,
who were dislodged from strongly fortified
position, which was taken and kept by the
French. The possession of this position was
of great Importance, "a it enabled the allies
TO fortify the summit of the ravine.
Since the commencement of the siege, five
of the seven admirals of the Russian fees al
Sebastopol had either been killed or died OF
disease.
Gortschakoff published an address to the
garrison, stating that matters look more en-
i couraging to the besieged.
/ Serious trouble has arisen at kraiova owl NC
to the brutal conduct of the Austrian officers
The people attacked the officers and drove
them from the city. About $50 were killed
/ on both sides. The excitement continued III
to the latest dates, anil deputation had beer
sent to the Sultan to demand justice.
The operations for Strengthening the Rus
! sian ports on the Baltic were going on with
great rapidity, and 100000 troops are now
said to he concentrated ia the Baltic prov
inces.
Most Of the British advanced squadron fol
the Baltic were detained in the Great Belt by
the ice.
The British Parliament assembled on the
10th ult
The estimated expenses of the government
for the year are $50, $4,000, and the revenue
is estimated at f63, $4,000
It is supposed that much party discord vii
arise from the manner resorted to in securing
the new loan, as it involves n great principl,
of finance.
The visit of the Emperor and Empress o
France to England produced immense excite
ment.
Napoleon made speech upon the occasion
of his reception by the Lord Mayor of Lon
don, which gave great satisfaction.
y Mr. Iayard was entertained on board tin
clipper ship Donald Mckay, on the 2lst.
The captain of the Boston ship Enocl
Train has been fined Clio for taking m exces
of passengers
The Russian prise-shp Stka had bee
handed over to the French
Two thousand collicrs at Wegan were on
strike.
The Roebuck Committee was still pro
ceediDg with the investigations.
THE VERY LATEST
LONDON, April 23-ltl p. NJ.
Canrobert, under date OF Balaklaya, Apr
: IL, telegraphs TO Paris as follows:
1.-THE fire continues unabat9d, chiefly b
the artillery. The engineers are operatin.
) and have established several positions for L
nearer the place"
A private despatch says the loss Of lie O
both sides was very heavy 4 council {
war was held, and it was determined to COZ
( tinue the bombardment one week longer, an
t then make general assault The same de-
patch says that the incesssant roar Of the a
tillery and the explosion of Shells presents
: scene terribly grand and absolutely indescrll
able The most intense excitement prevail
: in London aud Paris in regard TO the resnl
> From Buffalo.