American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1855-07-19


Hango BoDl6arded Emperor AieSQnde,
'sriOHSiy W-Brsadstg6s lOrsr.
NEW YoKK. July 1.-THE Steamer
Pacific arrived at six o'clock this morn.
ing. bringing advices from Liverpool to
the Goth ult. her regular day of sailing.
COMMERCIAL IHTELLIoENcE. .-Denuiston
d Cos Circular quotes Cotton rs dull for
irst three days of the week. with prices
considerably lower; but on Thursday with
out apparent cause. the market became
buoyant, and closed with an active de-
mand. Sales for the week $4,000 bales,
including 1900 on speculation, and e.
600 for exploration.
| Orleans fair y. middling O.; Upland
lair 65 middling Ga.
Inc commercial authorities Of Liver
pool vary III regard TO the market for
Breadstuffs. MaxwelFs Circular reports
Flour and Wheat n trihle lower, and de-
cline in certain grades Of IS 81. All a.
gree that the market closed steadily.
White Wheat is quoted at l2@lQs Cd;
Red los 8d@lls. Western Canal Four
AZ 39s 6 la40S Cd; Ohio at 43sa44s, nomi.
nal. White Corn at 46sa46s CD Mixed
Ass 6la46s.
Provisions.-Beef is dull, and no
change in prices. Pork, dull. Bacon has
declined GIto Is. Lard has advanced Is,
and is quoted at 5Js Cd.
The London markets were steady. and
prices unchanged. Iron. buoyaut-Welsh
Bar is quoted AT Is 81; Rails at Is 3da7s-
81 Scoich Pig at 73s.
Sugar is dull, Coffee active; bullion has
increased EI08.oOo; freighls quiet
The news consists almost wholly Of dc.
tails brought by the America, of the re-
cent repulse. The allies are not damaged
in their position, and the Whole state of
affairs is considered sufficiently salislacto-
ry.
Raglan is dangerously i'll. and asks ODE
recalled.
| The total allied loss on the 18th, was
over 5000.
The army, nevertheless; is in good spir-
its and preparing for another assault.
Correspondence is only TO the 18th.
No further battles had occurred on land
or sea.
Austria continues to disband her ar
my.
The English and French reciprocally
blame each other for the disasters ut Sevas-
topol.
Pellissicr's dispatches state that Sevas
topol will soon be completely invested.
The Allies retain possession Of the Round
Tower, Cemeteries and Mamelon.
Cholera had broken out among the
French troops.
Gortschakof's dispatches state that the
Allies were weakened. and that the Allied
troops which crossed the Tchernaya mad
returned.
Pa!marston denies that Lord Raglan as-
ked to BE- recalled. He has been sick.
but is recovering.
A dispatch from tho Baltic. dated the
?5!h, states that sweaborg has been bonn
bardeJ, ana all the stores destroyed.
Hango also has been DESTROYED.
The Russians admit that the Coseack
boat showed flag Of truce. bu. say that
,hey feared trcacht:y.
Great movements were taking place a.
mong the allied squadron.
Tho E ,st India mail arrived at Marseil'.
cs Friday.
Generals Bfown, Pcnnefea,her and Cod
eyirgton are sick at Varna.
A part Of the Foreign Legion had ar,
rived from England.
The London Saturday Times states that
the Emperor Alexander is seriously ILL
The King Of Prussia has also been for
some time i'll, and his reign is probably
drawing 10 close.
Cotton market opened depressed. but
recovered; closing buoyanuy with large
speculative sales. .r.
Brcadstuffs are lower, Provisions qui,
et.
Money easy; Consols 9lt. Weather
fine.
Baltimore Flour--sales of goo brls.
Howard street, at S9,G7t. Wheat, sales
of 1000 bushels new red ut Sc, 9Oa2, 81;
white S2,25a9,33. Corn dull; yellow
95a98c; white 8 I,O2al,O4.
--latest dispatches from the Crimea say
that Lord Panmorc has transmitted to the |
papers the following intelligence, which
reached him yesterday, the 29ih.
The French and English are proceeding
with their approaches against the enc
my'sworks, and are erecting new batter
les to be armed with heavy guns. The
enemy continues TO repair the damage
done during the last attack. There is
very little FIRE on their part. Wo retain
possession Of the Russian round fort in the
Cemetery, from which they were drawn
on the 1911, and the Msmelon at the gorge
of the vall1y, which divides the English
left attack from the right of South Harbor
The Paris correspondent of the Times
speaks ofa communication having taken
place between the French and English
governments, arising out Of complaiuisby
Pclissier, of want ofcombination or an en-.
ergelic support upon the part of his Eng
lish colleagues.
A blockade Of the ports of the White
Sea was expected early in June.
The Grand Duke Nicholas has reviewed
the troops at Helsingfors and Abo, and
was expected at Sweaborg.
DANTzrc, Friday, June 29.-The Vul-
ture arrived with the mails. The fleet is
off Cronstadt. Forly-fvc internal machi-
nes have been discovered and destroyed
One Of these exploded on the poop Of the
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