The Ashland union. [volume] (Ashland, Ashland County, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1854-08-30
THEALLIED ARMY ADVANCING.
TEE CSARiEIENG.
The Turkish army to be Withdrawn from
Wallachia.
New YoRK, Aug, 10.

Wallachia.
New YoRK, Aug, 10.
The steamer Baltic arrived thisZafter-
noon at 4 o'clock, with Liverpool dates
to the 9th.
LIVERPOOL Reconsideration
& Shipley report the sales for three
days at 25 900 bales. Orleans fair at
&c; middling sac; Upland fair 81 :;
middling SIC. The demand upon the
trade is freely met by holders. The
sales to spectators were 5000, and for
export 1000 bales.
Trade in manufacturing district has
slightly improved.
BREADsTUFFs-Wheat-fair and good
fair have improved most, say I'd white
l0s4d red esd.
Flour-demand fair and holders firm
with moderate sales to the trade
Western canal 32s; Ohio 34s.
Corn-Yellow in demand; for good,
prices have advanced Is; yellow and
white 35s5d.
Provisions-McHen reports Lard
demand fair and holders firm, with mod
crate sales to the trade
Milligan reports $4,000 bales Cotton.
Flour Western canal, 32s; Ohio, 33s.
Corn. yellow and white GAS.
Money Market.-Consols 975
Prodncc-Sugar a shade higher
Coffee steady. Tea quiet. Rice dull
Money Market.-Consols for money
quoted at 924@92B.
1t is confirmed that the expedition
against Crimea and Sebastapol has left
Varna.
Nothing certain regarding Boomenun
has been received, except that it is to
be bombarded and the Aland Islands
taken.
The Russian steamer Ulddimeyazor-
tie, from S~ebastopol, destroyed three
Turkish merchantmen and chased the
English steamer Cyeolps which vessel
had left her guns IN shore to carry a
large cargo of stores.
The Turkish army are advancing eau
tiouslv on Bucharest.
A Russian rear guard was about half
way between Bucharest and Busco on
the Sd.
The Turkish army had not entered
Bucharest.
1t is said that %retrogade movements
are being made in Moldevo.
1t is reported, according to an agree
ment between the Porte and the Aus.
trian Envoy, that the Turkish troops
shall be Withdrawn from the Danube OIL
the arrival of the Austrians.
Omar Pacha has promised that Wall
achia shall not be made the theatre OF
military movements.
1t was rumored, but not credited, that
twelve vessels of war had cannonaded
the AIand Islands for seven hours, and
the French were in occupation~ef them.
Omar Pacha has asked for provisieas
and lodgnlent for $4,000 men In Buch-
Arrest, and r~ations for. 10000 outside its
walls.
The British steamer FAIRY entered
Sebastapol in the night and remained
until morning. She was fred at with
both shot and shell. but suffered nc
damage.
The cholera, in the English camp al
Varna, was on the decrease.
Great preparations were being made
for an immediate advance of the alliec
forces.
The Turkish army is advancing il
three columns towards Bucharest
IrALY--Cholera on the decrease.
SPA1N.-The barbados have been ia
ken down in Madrid.
1t was reported that an armed fore
had forbidden Christina to leave Mad
rid without the payment of a large sun
of money
Some of the wealthy citizens were
leaving Barcelona, fearing insurrectloI
and cholera.
Esparteo enjoys the confidence of thu
| Spaniards, and all is quiet. Jos de Ii
Concha is appointed Governor General o
Cuba.
ENeLAND.-The payment of G5oo, 00(
on account of the lost service exchequel
bonds tended to increase the depresscr'
in monetary affairs on Tuesday.
Bombay dates are to July lst. The1
speak of a disposition towards peace OF
the part of the Count Arva.
The Russians have captured the for
tress of Rocan.
The Dutch expedition against Rome'
was successful
The corvette Sa4natra had been de
stroyed by fire.
The Turkish fleet has sailed for Varn'
with the pontoons and all the trans
ports.
The Arch Duke Constantine narrowl,
escaped drowning at Cronstadt, by tn
upsetting of a boat. Admiral Gallatlr
and four seamen were drowned.
Denmark has given her complete ad
herence to the Austro-Prusian treaty
EGYPT.-Alexandria, July 26.-It IL
said the Pacha has granted an amnesty
He has abolished the corn monopoly
which has hitherto belonged to Govern
ment. He has r~e-established free trade
in cotton, and modified various taxes
The popular enthusiasm was great.
St. Petersburg, July 1.-Thc Gar
supported by the Grand Duke Constan'
tine. will resist to the last, and since
the fleets of the enemy have left Cron'
stadt he is more determined than ever.
Count Nesselrode and the Grand
Duke Kronpinz try all they can to pre-
vail on the Emperor to alter his policy.
Their efforts are in vain, and although
partisans increase daily in numbers, the
old Russian party has yet the prepon-
derance.
New YoRK, August 2l.