Eaton Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1843-1856, 1854-07-27

The steamer Europa, with three DAYS latet
advices from Europe, has Just arrived at
this port.
COMMERCIAL.
Flour was frm at 38s 43s. White Wheat
s2s sGS. Tea firm. Sugar lower. Coffee
her better. Spirits Tur entine 40s, and dull.
Iron was quiet; rails e. l5S &9 in Wales.
General Intelligence.
The Paris Monileur announces that Austria
and Prussia have jointly framed reply, over
ruling the objections Of the Smal er German
states. Col. Mantenfol is about to go 10 st.
PelerSburgh with message from Prussia, re-
commencing the Gar 10 accept the recent
summons Of Austria, it is umorel that be has
already refused il.
The Baltic feet, at the last accounts, waa
within 20 miles Of Hulsinfous.
Nothing late from Asia, Greece or the Black
Sea-
The allied troops were still being trans
ported to Varno. Resahid Pacha return from
the Turkish foreign ministry; and is succeeded
BY Checked EGedi.
The bill giving Canada The privilege of
eleCtlng senate, passed the second reading
in the British touSe of Lords.
The weather was very we in France, which
excited much fears in regard 10 the crops.
7 'Skewch ;he Ru sian commander on the
Danube has been severely wounded.
The Austrian and PruSSian note, in reply to
The Hamburgh collation., was dispatched from
Berlin on ihe 30th May.
The British steamers had discharged the
ships, dock yards and stor-s at Beahestadt on
the south shore Of the Gulf of Bothnia.
Several vessels were captured off UIlaburgh
and on the Isl jane four steamers discharged
the ships and doc&-yards at that place, causing
a loss of over two million ruples.
The Greek troubles are nearly settled.-
Had Petro still holds out in Thesaly.
THE Europa, cavalry transport ship, was
burned 10 the waters edge, while on the pas
sage Eom G:Lra!tel with troops. Twenty-o one
lives were lost, including Col. Moore, the COM
mander Of the troops.
The Russians made another desperate attack
on SillSirla, on then 10Th, and were again re-
pulsed, in which PaShiewilch was wounded,
and Gortchkotf succeeds 10 the command, and
has moved TO JaSsey.
Further News by the Europa,
Richardson Brothers say, under The date OF
the l6 inst, there was fair attenda zee at
Change that morning, and the show of wheat
SMALL with slow demand at full prices of the
previous Tuesday, with good demand for
Baltimore and Philadelphia Flour, for which
39S 6da99S Sd, was realized, which was an 3D.
vance oil 6S sd on lue last quotation. Corn dull
at 39sa 40s.
DenniStOn says there was a good demand,
partly speculative for Flour during the previ-
Gus lew days, closing at an advance of Is per
brl. on Flour and Id I'd per bush. on Wheat.
lie quotes Baltimore and Ohio Flour at 39s a
lOS; White Wheat lbs 4 l2s Sd; old and mix
lis Is Cd; and White Yellow and mixed
Corn 2Ss to 40ss. This improved demand
was mostly owing tc unfavorabe weather.
The bank returns for June 1G shows the
amount OF Bullion 10 be Gl2, ,72S, 900 being O
decrease of G22000.
GENERAL INTELLIGENCE.
A Turkish attack on the Is and of Molen
was expected.
The Emperor Nicholas was shortly expected
at Kierva.
1t stated that the Porte signifed his accept.
ance OF The convention proposed by Austria
with relerenc 10 the eventual occupation o.
The Principali'es.
dispatch from St. PelerShurgh states tha
= the news Of the adhesion Of Greece to The ul
timaum of The Western Powers caused grea
. surprise, as Russia was reckoning on vision
;, IN thai country, hsd been cOnrved at gTea
expense in The Southern Provinces OF Turkey
The Paris MOniteur, in aluding 10 the ar
rest OF DiIlen the French Consul at San Fran
= cisco, says the Minister Of France at Washing
y ton haSioned to bring this infraction of lh,
Consular privileges under the notice of The
: United States Government, and that the Ian
: guage OF The American Cabinet, does not per
mli OF doubt that the affair will be seltleC
l. satisfactorily.
= A dispatch dated Go!hIand, June II. say
Z 10th French and English fleets were at Bere
. lSund, % miles from Stucaburgh, and ii was ex
I Ipeced Il al til would attack that place 500
aft the 18th inst. There we're sixteen Rus
. SLAMS shlp7 Of wal in SwtSborg, and The Rus
= SANS, had blGckaded The hatbor, by snEing
70 ship loaded with rocks.
!, A rnmor prevailed in England that the FIN
, lperOr Of Au.tria had aid publicly 10 the Duk
Iof Cola, that on his word and honor he woul
decare war aeaiTSt Russia, if she would no
evacnate The PrincipalIlies, and gave the Duk
e permission 10 pAb'ish the declaration.
A letter from Wimen, dated May 81. say
The Russians, in leaving Lesser Wallachia
carried of all the archives and the public mon
Il ey, and valuables of the converts and church
> ~.
The weather in England was very dry an
" rain much needed.
VA person recently returned from Europe
e told his friends he had been presented a
is Court there.
a "Did you see the Queen there 2" aske
a one
"Walr no, didn't see her zactly, but
y seed one Of her friends--a judge. Yer see
the ourt was presented at, happened 10
:. police court"
U"Sammy, nv SON. how many weeks b,
longs 10 The year I"
"Forty-Slx sir"
"Why, Sammy how do you make thi
out I"
In "The other six are Lent"
-,
!, UPA recent writer asserts that the less
Az man knows, the wider he carries his mou
open He says it is impossible fit an ignors
= mus 10 keep his jaw closed as it is for sic
oyster to keep his she'll shut.
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U7Tf you want 10 start young woman iieh
Ae out Of her moral economy, and things, an
yourself outside the door, just tell her s'e'
got big feet. The feminine institution ca
u stand any thing but that,
s.
IRA fellow out in Iowa jumped so high th'
other day, that he says he saw the dog sta
ny wog his taii. ~. ,.,.
TO rTLadies, who have disposition to pun