The Jackson standard. [volume] (Jackson C.H., Ohio) 1847-1888, 1854-08-31
TEIEGRAPHIG.
ARRIVAL OF THE ASIA.
New York, August 24-M.

The steamer Asia has arrived, with
Liverpool dates TO the 18th.
Western Canal flour sold at 32s; Ohio,
33s. Yellow and white corn sold at 34S.
Money market, 93&.
The demand for breadstufS has been
fair, and holders have been firm, with
moderate sales to the trade. Flour and
Indian corn are unchanged. Wheat has
advanced id, and white wheat, Cd 10
nearly Is.
News brief but very unimportant.-
G ortSchakof, Russian Envoy at Vienna.
announces formally that Moldavia as well
as Wallachia will be Immediately evacu-
ated. Consequently the advance of Aus.
trians is countermanded, but Austria has
subsequently, signed an engagement with
France and England, to insis; on guar
anteeS OF future peace from Russia, and
not be satisfied with the statuquo. Rus
slams continue to retreat and Turks 10
to advance. but no fighting. Active prep
arations continue 10 be made Tor the in.
vasion of the Crimea, but the expedition
had not said. Nothing from the Baltic
excepting report only, of the lombard.
ment and capture OF BomerSund, Two
Converts and some buildings were bonn
barred in the White Sea.
The King of Saxony had been thrown
from his carriage near lnnspruck on the
9th, and was kicked by horse. His
skull was fractured, and he died in halt an
hour.
Metals.--Barrings Circular quotes the
iron market firm; rails is quoted at Fl
1907 los. Bar iron in W ales, E8 los
O8 15s. Scotch pig iron al Glasgow,
E8 5s Cd.
The latest telegraph to Liverpool from
Dresden, is August 10th.
Prince John. brother of the King, has
issued his proclamation, undersigned by
the Ministers, announcing his accession
to the throne.
LONDON, Saturday.
Not line Of war news this morning
The English funds opened with a con
tnued buoyanoy. Demand for money
still good, but less active than at com
menoement Of the week Canadian stea
mer Octavia. arrived at Liverpool on the
morning of the llth. F. S. Davenport
the distinguished American actor, camt
out in the Asia.
DANTMG, 1lth.-lt is telegraphed lha
800 French soldiers and 600 Englisf
marines landed at Three Points, on the
Island of Aland with little interruption
No loss on the preceding Tuesday. The
forts were to be attacked the next day.
Napire was off Bomersund IN the shil
Bull Dog.
The Paris Monileur of the 11th pub
fishes the French governments refuse Il
grant an armistice, but says that peace
may be had on the following terms;
1st. The abolition of the Russian pro
tectorate over Wallachia, Servia, ant
Moldavia.
2l. The freedom Of the mouth Of tn,
Danube.
3D. A revision OF the treaty with re
ference TO the limits of Russia in tn,
Black Sea.
4th. No power is TO have aproteclorat'
over Turkish subjects.
10000 Turks are now in Wallachia
The course of the Danube from Orsova t,
, Galato is in possession of the Turks.
Austria and Prussia are expected sool
to propose 10 the Germanic Diet that tn
federal contingency be placed on wa
footing. The Prussian army has not ye
been modelled.
The cholera has broken out violently a
Varna. The typhus fever also appeared
A small English expedition attacked
the Russian stockades, and burned Suli
ma to the ground.
, In the British Parliament, Mr.. Hume
called the attention Of the government Il
:. the necessity of taking still more ener
} getic measure for the suppression of tn
f Cuban slave trade He was sure Espar
tero would give his best assistance 10 car
, ry out this object.
Madrid pretty quiet. The people for
. cibly prevented the Queen Christians
} from leaving Spain, and demanded he
trial by the Cortez, which the ministr,
have agreed to. 5000 French had Ian
ded on the !sthmus of Perekoss in Cri
) mea, and 5000 on the Island of Alsnd