The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1856-12-17
THE ARRIVAL OF THE ALLAN.
TIC AND ASIA.

/ NEW dec. y.
The Atlantic arrived at Sandy Hook, and the
Asia arrived out on the evening Of the 22nd.-
/ Theirnews has no effect on cotton; market dull
and unchanged except turn in favor Of buyers
Sales in three DAYS, 10000 bales, for specula-
ton none; forexport 500 Breadstuffs quiet
Pork dull; money easier; bullion increased
Consols 94lS
CoT1oE MARLET.-LIvERPooL Nov 25-
Closing quotations to-day are-iair Orleans ~;
middling New Orleans G, 1916; fair middles II
middlings middles 6Es middlings uplands 67S
Manchester market dull The various Liver
pool circulars quote the market for breadstuffs
dull. Richardson. Spence & Co. quote red
wheat at S69s, white wheat los 26dlOs 10d.
Western Canal -four not quoted. Baltimore
and Philadelphia -four 32@33s Sd. Ohio flour
34@32s Sd; white corn 34@35s; yellow corn
33s Cd 33s Sd. Provisions-pork and beef dull,
bacon steady; market bare.
LONDON, Nov. 25th.-The money market Is
easier, with an increase in bullion.
Consols for account steady at 94994H. a
large business is doing by the Bank of France,
and in the Continental money market, but prices
are unchanged.
The Atlantic was delayed on her passage by
head winds on the 9TH inst, off Cape Race. She
passed large iceberg.
The English Government has given official
notice of its intention to furnish ships for the
purpose of taking additional soundngs for the
Atlantic Telegraph, and also for laying the ca
bic during next summer. The notice also in
cludes guarantee of 4 per cent. on the capital.
The Schesswig Holstein duchies affair is qui-
ct for the moment
Naples presents no novelty. The neufchatel
question is not invested with any serious dan
ger.
The anglo-F French alliance though pregnant
with speculation, may be regarded as settled.
German journals are fruitful with rumors.---
The Ausburg Gazette publishes statement
from Vienna that Baron BOurgency proposes to
settle the Belgrade difficulty by splitting the diff
ference and making frontier pass north Of Bel
grade, but south make Yalpuk But this pro-
position has not been deemed acceptable.
The Gazette Universalle Allemande" has
a letter dated Vienna, 18th, stating it has been
announced that the Congress at Paris would not
meet second time, and that commissioners OF
the five great powers would assemble at Con-
stantinople to settle questions now pending a5
to the princpalites, Belgrade or the Isle of Ser
pents. This is quite wrong; nothing has been
settled on the subject, and the negotiations are
still going on. E.
The extraordinary activity which prevails in
the Russian ship building establishments of the
Black Sea have awakened distr,lst in England,
aod that power has lately applied to France for
the purpose of making joint representations to
Russia on the subject it being notorious that at
this moment the Gar has II men of war in the
Black Sea.
1t is believed the Cabinet of the Tuillelies
has not deemed such Interpolation opportme, at
this present time.
From Paris there is not any stirring news
The Debats announces that the Marquis Anto-
min, the Metropolitan envoy, has received his
passports
Fridays "Assemblage National" in an arti=
ticle of six columns long, and headed 'Iet US
be the friends but not the tools of England" re-
plies to the attacks of the Times.
Nothing positive known of the fate Of Nerat;
it appears, however, that hopes are entertained
of getting possession of the city by friendly
means have not been realized. The data as to
the real position Of the bosieged are exceeding
ly vague it is said they suffer severely from fam
inc, but that the Persian troops are little better
off. Balka merchants, come from lIerat within
the last month, state that at the time of their
passing through the siege operations were
scarcely perceptble, and there was bare block
ade of the principal gates. Provision caravans
entered freely by all other outlets.