Daily American organ. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1856, 1856-01-24
TELEGRAPHIC NEWS.
REPORTED FoR TIKI
DAILY MEXICAN ORGAN

| Europe
NEW YoRK, Jan. 24.--The Collins mail steamer
Baltic arrived at her docks at ten this morning
with three days later European dates.
| The news is briefly summed up as follows:
Expectation is on tiptoe to learn the issue Of the
peace propositions. Rumors Of all sorts are flying
about; but the real truth is, that nothing can be
known for some time tpThe term allowed for the
decision of Russia has been extended to the 18th
of January and therefore no reliance can be placed
upon these rumors; nevertheless,
| Berlin and Vienna correspondents report that
advces have already been received in those cities,
which intimate that the Car viii make no further
concessions, On the other hand, conferences were
in session in st. Petcrsburgh, discussing the pro.
posals, attended by Counts Nesselrode and Ester.
hazy, Seebach and Sommer
The Independence Beige publishes the text OF
the Allied proposals.
The general impression is that Russia will neither
accept nor reject the propositions, but will send
Count Stskelberg to Vienna, with counter pro.
posals.
THE LATEsr.--Rumors speak more fayorably OF
peace
Denmark announces continued neutrality, and
has no connexion with the Swedish Alliance
There is nothing new from the Crimea
Omar Pacha will remain at Redoubt Kale, shut
up by winter and the Russians
Napoleon threatens to go personally to the
seat of war, and take command of the Allied forces
Richard Golden has published new pamphlet
on the eubject ofpeace.
THE MARKETS
III lpfto R.n
ley quote a decline of Is lid Sales of the
week $4,000 bales. Orleans middling, Tiled
Orleans fair, Cd; Uplands midding, oiled; Up
lands fair, lid. Sales to exporters, 5000; to
spectators, $500.
Breadstufs- & Shipley report an improy-
ed demand for -four and an advance in prices OF
Is. as compared with the previous Friday, but I'M
changed since the Africa. Western Canal, AS;
Ohio, AIS.
Corn is in better speculative demand, and
prices are unchanged for white; mixed, A.
Provisions. Richardson, Spence, & Co. report
beef quiet and firm, and pork quiet Lard firm at
6ss. Cd. Bacon is quiet.
Consols have declined, and were quoted at the |
close at SO Is a So lid.
SECOND DEsPATCH.
The Baltic left Liverpool on the afternoon of
the 18th, at two o'clock, receiving the London
papers of Saturday She passed the Asia on the
18th, and the Pacific, on the 10Th.
The latest London intelligence is Of Saturday
morning. Advices from Monteyideo announce
revolution there on the 25th of November For
four days the city was scene of bloody conflict.
One hundred were killed, and much larger
MN nharyu lad n.Ln
the 10th, when Munez and the Revolutionary par. |
ty embarked for Buenos Ayres in steamer, in |
conformity with the diplomatic agents resident at
Montevideo. All foreigners maintain a strict neu-
trality.
The Overland India Mail had arrived at Marsei-
les on Friday.
st. Petersburgh advices of the 23d state that the
great council of was concluded. 1t had trans
pred that the Russian tactics for the approaching
campaign had undergone important notifications.
Orders sent from the headquarters seem to indi-
cate intention to abandon the Crimea a part Of
the troops having been ordered to reinforce Gen.
Mouravief in Asia, and others to join the army OF
the centre.
Advces from Kiel of the 9Th January state that
the waters still open, and that trade between
the lower Baltic ports and those of Russia was car
ried on with great activity. An American ship had
arrived at Memel, and was loading with hemp yarn
LONDON, Saturday morning.-The London Post |
has direct adyces from Persia which do not con- |
firm the statement of the capture of Herat by the
Persians. On Friday evening the English funds
closed at decline Of 5s per cent. below the prices
of Thursday. The market is still prejudicedt by
A. ~.
prospects of peace
The anticipation that the bank returns of last
night would exhibit unsatisfactory returns increas
ed the tendency towards depression The month
ly return of the Bank of France was unfavorable,
and exercised an adverse influence upon both the
London and Paris markets.
1t is believed in well-informed quarters that some
definite intelligence from Vienna will probably
reach the government on Monday.
The decrease of the Bank of England's bullion is
upwards of 92sS,o0o; and the decrease in the
Bank of France for the month is 4772,OoO.
baltimore Markets.
BALTIMORE Jan. 24.-Flour is firm Howard
street ard Ohio is held at 80 90 but sales were
reported.
There were no transactions in grain, and prices
were nominal.
Provisions have undergone no quotable change,
and sales Of all kinds are small
Mess Pork is less firm than on yesterday, owing
to the decline in New York
New York Markets.
New YORK Jan. 24.-Flour has advanced
sales of 5000 bbls. at So 81 for straight State
So 81 for Ohio, and So 81 for Southern.
Wheat is firmer; sales of 1000 bushels South