Daily American organ. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1856, 1855-09-20
TELEGRAPHICN NEWS.
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DAILY AMERICAN ORGAN.


Ssvea Days Later from Europe rrivai of
Ms Baltic.
NEW YoRK, Sept. 2o.--The Collins steamer Bal,
tic arrived here late last night Her adyices con-
tain nothing important from the seat of war or OF
the political aspect Of European affairs in general
THR MARKETS
ootton.-The market Is dull with decline of
lilo l-lSd., mostly on splands
Breadstuffs are steady and I'm changed prices
are somewhat sitter but not quotably higher.
Flour-Canal, 4os. 4os. 3D.; Philadelphia and
Baltimore, Al 42s.; Ohio, 42s. 42s cd. Wheat
closed steady at an advance Of Id a I'd. White,
l2s. l2s. Cd. Corn has advanced Is per quar-
ter closing dull. White, A los; yellow 80
40s., The crops are favorable.
The week has been extraordinarily destitute ,f
news. From the Crimea Generals Simpson and
Pelssier telegraphed on the Sd that there was nc
thing new respecting the fiege but that the Rus
SLAMS on the Tchernaya were again threatening an
attack and hence the allied army was kept COM
pletey on the alert and parties remained constant
" under arms. 1t was questioned whether the
Russians would attack the Tchernaya lines or Ba-
laklava by way Of Baidar valley.
General Simpson telcgraphed that the Russians
were actively engaged in bridging the harbor and
terrifying the north side Of the city, also that they
had been considerably reinforced from the interior.
There is nothing of interest from the Black or
Baltic seas.
The Turkish bulletin says that the Russians have
not the means to attack Kars and 10 recent par.
tiai attack, they suffered considerable loss
NEGOTIATIONS.
There is no reliable information respecting nego-
tiations but it is reported that the German Powers
are preparing new programme to con6ne the
war to its ostensible object.
ITALY.
u Is rumored that England, instigated by France
IS about to take measures Of hostility against Ma
Piles.
GREAT BRITAIN.
There is not a word of political news from Eng
land, II we except rumor, current in the clubs
that Great Britain intends to call Naples to &C.
count, and will make the recent insult Of the
Neapolitan police to attache Of the British EN-
bassy, the groundwork of quarrel
The news of the death of Abbott Lawrence was
ieseheu ~ E4hSianu with every expression OF sym
pathy. On the It'll instant the American ships
in the port of Liverpool displayed their flags at
half mast
Ell. AUSTRIA r.afs
The intelligence from Austria is about an ave-
rage--neither positively good, and not the re-
verse-and of little consequence.
THE LATEST.
IL ia renortad thot q rrtaoL. Il. ac m
burgh that his defences are considerably dam
aged, but the report is considered doubtful
The London Times says: "The cannonade of
october last was trifing, compared with that Of
April; that of April was surpassed by the two
days which preceded the capture Of the Mamelon
but all will sink into insignifcance with the iron
tempest which will shortly be poured on the be-
seiged CITY, The weight and range of the guns,
the number and size of the mortars the new DO. |
stons of the batteries won by the steady progress
that has marked the summer will try the endu-
rance of the Russians TO the utmost. The great |
scale on which such bombardment Is carried on.
with the preparations necessary for its execution,
render the delays, which prccede it, matter of but
little surprise