Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1856-12-18
Arrival of the Atlantic.


New YoRk, December 9.-The steamer
Atlantic has arrived at Sandy Hook.
Tne Asia arrived out on the evening of
the 22nd.
The News had no effect on cotton: mar
ket dull and unchanged, excepting a turn in
favor OF buyers. Sales Tor three days $4,000
bales, specula,ions none. export sos bales.
Breadstuffs quiet. Pork dull. Money
easier. Bullion increased. ConsoIs cat
LIVERPOOL COTTON MARKET. Nov. 25th.
-Closiug quotations to-day are: lair Or
leans u, mrddling orleans 1915 middling
middles 81, fair upland 7-IS, middling up
lands St.
Richardson, Spence & Co quote red
wheat S<@9s, white 9s I'd. Baltimore and
Phi adelphia -four 80 @ 33s Cd; white corn
sls@35s, yellow 35s 6d@9d. Provisions
Pork and Beef dul. Boon steady
Market bare.
LONDON Nov Nj 'ney market easier, with
an increase in bullion. COusJls for money
steady al "a to e4k for account; ga to al
A large business is doing BY the Bank OF
+ ance, and in the continental money mar
kets. but prices are unchanged.
The Atlantic was delayed on her passage
BY head winds on the 5th instant, off Cape
Race. She passed large iceberg.
The English government has given Off
cial notice of its intention to furnish ships
for the purpose o: taking additional sound
ings fOr..'he Atlantic Telegraph, and also
for lying the cable during next summer
The n"tce aso includes a guarantee OF
| four per cent.on the Capital
| The Schlesswig Holstein Duches affair
| is quiet for the moment.
| Naples presents no novelty. The NeuI-
chatel question is MT invested with any
! serious danger. The Anglo French ALI
ance. through pregnant with speculation
may be regarded As settled.
German journals are fruitful of rumors.
The Augsburg Grazette publishes a state
ment from Vienna, that Baron Bourgueney
proposes to settle the BoiLrad difficulty by
| spiitl ing the difference and making from
tier pass North OF Bo'grad but South OF
MakeyaIpak. This propos ition has not
been deemed acceptab lie.
| The Gazette Uaiversale Aliemonde has
a letter from Vienna dated l4ih, stating
! that it had been announced tnat the Con-
gress at Paris would not meet second
time, and that Commissioners of the FIVE
great Powers would assemble d, CONSTANT
| nope to settle the questions now pending
as to the P-incipalites, Bolgrad and Isle oi
Serpents. This is quite wrong. Nothing
has been settled on the subject, and the
negotiations are still going on.
The extraordinary activities which prevail
in the Russ ian ship building establishments
of the Black Sea has awakened distrust in
England, and that Power has lately applied
to France fer the purpose Of making joint
representation to Russia on tnr SUBJECT, i,
beirg notorious that at this moment the
Car has twelve men-of-war in Ike Black
Sea. 1t is believed that the Cabinet of
TuIlrres has no, deemed such Interpolation
opportune at this pres Mt time.
From Paris. the, Is not any stirring news.
The Deba's ann unsts that the Marquis
Au;o mini, the Neap0 Titan Envoy, has re-
ceived! passports.
Friiay's assemble National. in an ar,i-
Gle o. SIX columns long, and headed 'Ler u
be ir nds but not tools Of Engihnd." re-
pIips to the attacks o. the London Times.
No'hing positive is known OF the fate of
H rat. 1t appears. however, tha! the hopes
ente tsined OF e ttin4 poss es>ion Of the
city hy friendly mems are not realized. The
data a = In fLr rpa nnSitinu nc tho hos. i,pd
IS exceeding ~ vagu-. l. iss.iJ hey suffer
severely from famine. but that Persian
troops are little better off B4khara fne,-
chauts come from llerut within the last
month. 5 ate thai the time u, their passing
lirr"nriI the city the siege operations were
scarcely perceptble, and thar there was
bare blockade of the principal gates. Pro
visions and caravans entered freely by all
o:nef outlets.