Daily American organ., 1856-03-04
TELEGRAPHIC.NEWS.
FROM THE Associated PRESS
By THE HOUSE PRINTING TELEGRAPH.

Arrival ~ the Baitio-TRres Day. Later from
Enrope-BreadSt,Ts 4dpanced.
NEW YoRK, March 4.-The Collins steamer Bal
tic arrived at Sandy Hook early this forenoon, with
three days later dates from Europe. Her news
comprises nothing Of striking Importance.
The Baltic left Liverpool on the goth Of Feb
ruary. 20 srn5 gr
Thee neaee Eeonference was to meet at Paris
on the 2SdS the ENJOYS had all arrived, and con-
hdence In the establishment Of peace had been re-
stored.
The excitement upon the American question
had subsidized
large force Of British troops i to be concen.
trated in Canada.
THE MARKETS
LIVERPOOL, Feb. 20.-Milligan, Evans, & Co.'s
Circular reports the sales of cotton for three days
$4,000 bales The market closed quiet, and prices
unchanged. Sales to exporters, $500 bales. The
Manchester market closed quiet aud unchanged.
Breadstuifs. Milligan, Evans, & Co., quote
breadstuffs considerably advanced. Wheat had
advanced Id. Flour was in an improved demand.
Western Canal, 34s. sos. Philadelphia and Bal.
timore, SIS. S9s. Ohio, s9s. Corn opened
heavy, but improved ot the close Mixed, Sss. Cd !;
white, 36s.
Provisions. Richardson, Spence, & Co., quote
provisions slightly advanced. Pork was quiet at
Sis. Sd. Beef was in an improved demand. Fine
at retail, zoos. Lard was quiet, and prices were
irregular at Dos. a 56s. Bacon--improved demand
at sis. a 53s. cd. Rice was firm but dull.
The money market was more stringent
Consols had advanced to 90 l-2 a 30 So. A
new English loan of E5 Ooo, 900 had been brought
forward in Parliament
A mulatto girl was found secreted on board the
ship Asterian, which arrived at LIVERPOOL from
Orleans.
An article in the Assemble Rationale, touching
the defensive works being constructed at Ports
mouth in England, has elected some remark, and
is looked upon as an exhibition of French jealousy
ASIA. -.
On the 5th of January six battaions of Russians
surprised battalion of Turks near Zudgdidi. The
latter retreated, leaving their guns and baggage.
The Russians subsequently, burned the Pacha's
palace and several villages.
RUSSIA.
Grand Duke Nicholas, Il brother of the Gar
has been married to Alexandra Petrowna, the
Princess Of Oldenburg.
Among the passengers by the Baltic are B. c..
Townsend, bearer OF dispatches, and D. E. Hughes,
Esq., inventor of the new printing telegraph bear.
ing his name.
SECOND DESPATCH.
The Baltic arr we'd at her dock at 10 o'clock.
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The Africa arrived out on the l8th
The London Times announces that the SOth
regiment and several battalions of rifles were about
to be despatched to Canada and that several other
regiments will follow, SO as to concentrate pow
erf'tl military force in that province. 1t is rumored
that almost every regiment attached to the home
service has received ntmations that their services
may be required in Canada.
FINANCIAL.
The money market continues extremely tight
the demand being in excess of the supply. The
new loan of five millions pounds sterling is an
nounced. Consols improved upon the commence
ment OF the new loan to 81 lid, but afterwards
declined to 90 IL 90 7-8 at which quotations
closed. The Rothschds, it is said propose taking
the new loan a.r
EsMuch gossip is in circulation about the Peace
Conference. Baron Brunow is reported to have
said that Russia sincerely desires peace; but if
peace is not made within three or four weeks at
farthest from the opening of the Conference seri-
difficulties may interfere with the final settle
ment of the question.
Lord Clarendon had a private interview with
the Emperor Napoleon Immediately after bis arri
val at Paris.
The Duke of Norfolk is dead.
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