New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-05-28
-FOUR DAYS
LATER FROM EUROPE.
aaRIyAIL OF THE BALTIC.

IN. In,..d States mail steamship Baltic called nom
rh..-rool on Wednesday 18th inst-, at p. m, ana
,Y,ved at this port on Tuesday morning she orne'
IApdop papers of that day, as well as comme''is'
,o,ts % the close Of business. She brings h'''''
pasepgers o,o,o.s n m
The Africa arrived a, Liverpool at O'CLOCK p III
I9th INST. ... r., thin mr.
There is considerable news OF n'e,''' .!
,,.l n IL stated from Ccnstan'lnoP'o '''''
.;,~ alliance had been concluded d. ionS"'
p.,.,. and the United States ana 'h"' 'no .'N' u
Asd arrived at Constsntinopie' "n''o d" mp
$50 =, commercial treaty must be meant. II is
,snort4d from Hamburg that an American squadron Is
..,..etsd ,oon TO enter the Baltic. On Friday, the
~ ina, Russia. Sweden and Gutenberg signed pro-
tro nj Copenhagen agreeing TO adopt the last propo-
.;op Of Denmark for the capitalization of the Sound
pps,. provided all other States interested do the
..me. Russia il reported to have demanded explana-
lions respecting the joint treaty secretly concluded
between Frsnce, England and Austria, guaranteeing
she independence Of Turkey. As the raInor has not
Affected the Stock Exchange, it cannot be considered
dangerous. Russia is about to commence another
campaign under Gen. Momaveif, against the Circas-
siaps. Considerable excitement yet reigns in Belgium
On the subject of the attempt of France TO coerce the
Press and an ovation had been offered by the Belgian
editors to Count Villain for his expressed determination
70 uphold the liberty of type. Paris correspondence,
however, rays that the French and Belgium Govern
ments have come to an understanding in the matter;
that Belgium will take active measures to pre-
vent the publication of appeals to assassination and
France will take early opportunity of expressing
satisfaction herewith. The affairs Of Italy continue
20 excite large share of attention. Count Cavogr
has prese nted two important notes TO the Sandman
Chambers, which will he found in our columns.
The news of Gen. Walkers battle at Rvas attracted
some, but not much, attention in England.
The French Government is stated to have its vigi-
lance particularly awakened toward the movements OF
the secret societies. which are becoming dangerous.
At the meeting Of capitalists at the Treasury Office,
on the l3tb the Chancellor Of the Exchequer stated
that the proposed loan of five millions sterling was CAL
eulated to the whole service of the year. except
two Millions for which he should propose to issue Ex-
ebequer Bonds, but the two millions would not be re.
qued until the end Of the present year, or perhaps,
not until the first quarter Of 1857.
The Times Constantinople correspondent writes, on
Nay J. that he can state on the best authority that
defensive alliance has been concluded at Tcheran be-
tween Persia and the United States and that the text
of it has arrived at the Porte where, however it IS
kept very secret.
LIVERPOOL, Wednesday, May l4-2. p IN.
Since the above was written the London mail Of this
morning has come TO hand, but does not seem to
tain much Of interest, excepting an editorial of THE
London Times, descantiDg on the forbearance dir
played by England in the Enlistment dispute, and the
unreasonableness of Mr. Marcy i'll demanding the recall
Of Mr.. Champion.
The commercial circulars issued on the evening of
Tuesday the l3th report the Cotton market dull aud
cot affected by the American sdvces per Africa Cot
ton was freely offered, but holders were firm as to
price and the demand was not great. Sales on Non
day the 18th, 5000 bales Tuesday, 5,OO0 about one
fourth, both days beingen speculation and export.
Middlng Orleans quoted Sled. Mobiles 3-l6d;
Uplands, Cid. y ID. Market was dull
lErye quantities of Brcadstuifs were anoat ana ue-
tanned by easterly winds. Some rain had fallen, ana
was much wanted. Wheat and Flour were re-
ported rather lower. White Corn, being scarce,
was held firmly for an advance, while yellow
and mixed were freely offered at 6da per bushel de-
cline on tie week say white Corn 80 d32 per 4'O 10;
yellow and Mixed bringing barely % 90 6 for prime
in retail. Red Wheat e'3dloI4 White 9l9GllI3
per 70 lbs; Weetern Canal Flour, 1871 a 3t6; Phila-
delphia, Baltimore and Ohio, IS a37I bbl
There was not much doing in Beet, but the lower
qualities were fmcr. Pork was in request but there
was no American in the market. Recent arrivals OF
Bacon has not been landed and no sales were reported,
but the enquiry continued good. Lard was steady
54l being paid for good refining quality. Talow was
likewise steady
Consols, 93t to 93a.