Weekly Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1853-1861, 1855-04-12

Of Detroit, and was not as full as the annexed, |
which is from the Cincinnati papers
SANDY Hook, April 6-1P.M
The steamer Baltic has arrived with Liver
pool dates to the.24th.
COMMERCIAL INTELLIGENCE.
The market for Cotton at Liverpool was |
active during the week, and the sales reached |
81. 500 bales, of which spectators took IA
600 bales, and exporters 1900 do.
Breadstufs were steady at the last quota |
tons.
ion market The demand was moderate at
previous prices.
The money market at London was easier.
Consols closed at 9234.
Brown & Shipley say the demand for Cot
ton was good, and prices advanced 1-16@I-8
d, during the week. The stock at Liverpool
was 644,000 bales, of which $4,000 bales
were American.
The same parties report Brealstuffs I'M
changed. New Western Canal Flour SEA 39s;
old do 41@42s. and old Philadelphia, Balti-
more and Ohio 43@45s; White Wheat lbs
Cd, and Red do lis 3D.; White Corn 43@44s,
and Yellow do 42@43. Some circulars say
Corn had advanced Cd per quarter.
Richardson, Spence & Co., quote Provisions
generally unchanged, but the market closed
dull, ami Lard again lower.
The advices from Manchester are fayoya-
BILE
Baring's Circular says the bullion in the
Bank of England had further increased.
American stocks active, and prices an
changed.
Breadstuffs dull Sugar lower.
Iron advanced, owing TO the receipt of Large
orders Rails are quoted On hsaEd1os 8 We,
at f6 los, Bars at e., and Scotch Pig q o7s'
Cd, on the Clyde
GENERAL INTELLIGENCE.
The advces from Sebastopol coDaln moth
ing of special importance.
The general aspect of affais was I'M
changed.
From the Conference at Vinna the advices
are important. The first o. the four points,
guaranteeing that the Pripeipalities be placed
under the protection of ne five powers, were
unanimously adopted.
The new steamer City Of Baltimore Of the
Liverpool and Philadelphia line has been ia
ken up by the Fench government for six
months and had lift Liverpool for Marsailes,
having in tow the American ship Ticondero-
ga, which had slso been chartered.
The new Emperor of Russia had made
several speeches-those to his Minister were
mild and peaceable, but those to his army
warlike-on the whole his language is inter-
preted in pacific sense.
The first of the four points, which has
been unanimously agreed upon by the Vienna
Conference reads as follows:
The abolition ofthe exclusive protectorate
of Russia over the provinces of Moldavia and
! Wallachia, the privilege accorded to these
provinces by the Sultan being placed under
the guarantee of the five Powers"
The latest dispatches from Vienna, which
are up ito Friday morning. say that theconfer-
ence was progressing fayorably and the second
point had been ageed upon that day, or would
be the day following but it must be under
stood that the question of peace or war will
not be decided until the third point is agreed
upon. The Paris correspondent of the Lon.
don Times telegraphs to that paper under date
of Friday evening that the news from Vienns
appears to be favorable to peace, and that the
people are disposed to believe that the con.
ference will be attended with happy results
Count Nesselrode, will proceed to Vienna
when the negotiations become critical. The
new Car had given strong evidence of abb
ding by the plans traced out by his father anC
that he would make no concession.
Rumors were current of new basis of ar
rangements including the freedom of the
Black sea, the opening Of Danube and tn,
creation of TURKISH Protectorate in Asia
Advicesfrom Constantinople say that the Port,
had determined TO maintain undiminisheC
sovereignty over the Dardanelles, and protest.
against the Christians of the empire beins
placed under any foreign proteetorate. Th'
Porte also desires the participation of Prussi;
in the conference. Ali Pacha, the minister o
foreign affairs, had been summoned to Vienna
The official report of the stornIng Of tia
Malkoff redoubt, by the French, on the nigh
of the 18th of February, show it to be one o.
the most gallant achievements of the cam.
paign. Gen. Osten Sacken telegraphed to st
| PeteNburgh as follows On the night Of the
10th we erected new redoubt, about three
hundred yards in front of the kornloff bas.
ton, and our works are carried on with sue.
Scess."
There is nothing new from Eupatoria.
Gen. Burgoyne remains in the Crimea, at
the request of Lord Raglan.
The health Of the allied troops is satisfac-
tory The English position was well fortified
The Russians had received reinforcements
At an allied council of war, held on the 4th
ult, it was resolved to recommence active OPP
~Ta1ions.
Lord Raglan's last dispatch is dated 9Th
March. He saws the weather was becoming
fine and dry, and the sick were much imprOv-
ed in consequence. That new British bat
terry of three guns had caused two Russian YES
sells to leave their mooring in the harbor, and
that the Russians were receiving large rein
forcements and provisions for maintaining the
war.
Omar Pashas force, on the Sd inst, was 3d. :
600, and was being constantly augmented By
fresh arrivals.
Letters from Odessa say the situation ofthe
Russians was intricate, in case of the evacua-
ton Of Bessarabia, without contest. The
Grand Duke Constantine directs the fleet, and
the ministry the marine A nocturnal levy of
recruits was made throughout Russia and Po-
land, during the night of the 18th of March.
The ice was breaking up generally IN the BAL
tic
The flying. British squadron, the first in
stalment of the Baltic fleet, sailed from Spith-
cad for Kiel, on the 10th March.
/ In the English House of Lords, Lords Lynd-
hurst and Clarendon spoke severely against
the vaciliating conduct of Prussia.
The proceedings of Roebuck's committee,
were drawing to close.
The new Belgium Ministry had been sornl-
ed, but only staid in Office for one day, so that
the crisis continued.
The legislative assembly of Denmark had
voted unanimously the impeachment of the
ex- Ministers.
The attempt of the French fleet to storm
Shanghai proved a failure.
The overland India mail brings nothing of
importance from Canton.
Bishop Temin is one of the passengers by
the Baltic.
The Anglo-French squadron of twenty-five
steamers had sailed for Genoa to take the
Sandman troops to the Crimea
Advices from Odessa, Of the 18th ult, say
Prince Menchikoff died of fexer At Smfero-