The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1855-02-28
Foreign News. -
ARRIVAL OF THE BALTIC.
New York, Feb. 21.

2AHh1FAL OF IHE BALIlC.
NEW YoRK, Feb. 81.
The Collins steamship Baltic has arriv-
cd, with Liverpool dates to the 10th inst.
COMMERCIAL INTELLIGENCE {.
LivERPoob, Feb. 9.-The Brokers' Cir
culat quotes 'Breadstuffs as very dull.
Flour. has declined 6dals, and Whea,
lafd. Corn has also declined Cd, at
which the market was dull.
Sugars have advanced Cd. Coffee is
stsady. Provisions are inactive at presi-
ovs rates. Lard is steady. p
Richardson, Spence s. Co. quote Wheat
aI3d lower, and Ohio Flour al 37a38s.
sasaGENERAL INTELLIGENCE.
The Baltic left Liverpool on the after
noon Of the 10th. The City Of Manches.
ter arrived out on the 9th, and was taken
up 6y the British Government to convey
troops 10 the Crimea.
LIN England new Ministry had been
formed, as follows: Premier, Lord Pal.
msrston; War, Lord Paumure; Foreign,
Eerl Clarendon; Home, Sidney Herbert;
Colonial, Sir Geo. Gray; Exchequer, w.
Gladstone; Admiralty Sir James Graham;
OF the Council. Earl Granville; Privy
ssal, Duke OF Argyle; Public Works. Sir
w. Molesworth; President OF the Board
or Control, Sir Charles Wood; Postmas-
ter. Lord Canning; Without Office, Mar.
quis of Landsdowne. The above form
the Cabinet. Aberdeen, Newcastle and
Russell 60 out, and Paumure comes in.
The balance are the same as the late
Ministry.
There is very little other news. Nj.
uazris is appointed French Minister OF
France, aud Rougher Minister of Agri-
culture.
s The Vienna Peace Conference had NOT
yet opened. Affairs in the Crimea were
unchsnged.
There is. reported battle between the
Russians and Turks on the Danube, in
which the Turks were victorious.
Sir Charles Napier has made q savage
speech against the Government.
In the English Parliament, explain ations
had been made by those who had failed 10
form Cabinets. Nearly three millions
bounds was voted for war purposes. The
North American Fisheries bill had passed.
PARLIAMENT had adjourned. but al the
Yeuuest OF Lord Palmerston, it was to
have re-assembled on the | 5ihasinst.
I'm the reconstruction of the British
Cabinet, Derby. Lansdowne, Russell and
Clarendon were successfully sent for by
the Queen, and all failed to form aCabi.
net, when Palmersion was called in and
suecssded. :
Canrobert reports the death Of Cap.
,l,,r;c.,
sortis by the Russians on the night Of the
4sh, He previously reported that Mem
chikoff had gone northward. The Rus,
SLAMS are constantly making soriies. Sup
plies are reaching tho British camp in
abund ance The army is still sickly.
Ftosty nights, and fine, mild days pre-.
vailed.
The latest official dispatches from Rag.
Ian are 10 the 23d and 24,h. Both allude
70 the Improvement in the weather, and
speak cheeringy of the future prospects.
The latter says: Ave resume our work
before tho town with renewed activity
France has signified her willingness TO
negotiate separate treaty with Prussia.
provided il covers the same obligations as
that of December Cd.
= The feeling at Constantinople is strong
iy in favor of peace. Holland and Dem
mark are scanning to join the Western
alliance.
Eight Austrian merchant ships were
fred into by the Russians at Galaiz. :
Austria demanded an explanation.
Earl Lucsn is recalled from the com
mand OF. ihecavalry in the Crimea. Add
tEKader has asked the command Of the
African troops in the Crimea.
- = The English missionaries in Poland
hsvs been ordered to leave tho Russian
isfFitory.
ID 10 said tho Emperor Of France will
lake command Of the army operations on
ne Rhine. Prince Napoleon had arrived
o. Paris.
= = A dispatch from Admiral Buratt says
the French batteries had received orders
10 reopen their fire. The Russians con-
tinued 10 make sor,ies. II was said that
SEPARATIONS for an assault are completed.
s4hs Russian army is in want OF supplies.
"a sortis was made on the 23I, aud grea!
less was sustained by the French. Il Twas
sunored that The Zohaves had mutinied.
and that 400 had been sent to Constant.
nopls. They demand retreat from the
Crimes. The ru,nor is doubtless incor-
rect.
An apology has been made TO Omar
.Pacha. and he Withdrew his resignation
The Russian forces on the frontier of Aus
afia had been ordered to retreat to the
sintsrior.
e ~ LATEST.
< Queen Victoria had issued a proclama-
lion. sforbidding the British, al home OF
abroad, sending the enemy OF supplying
him with munitions Of war.
The report OF the mutiny OF the Zouaves
is repeated, together with that OF the bat.
tie Of tho Turks and Russians on the
Danube. The German Diet has decided
40 place the principal contingent upon a
.tNar footing.
sas .8s, CLASSICAL INSTITUTE,
For Young Ladies and Gentlemen