The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1854-05-24
Arrival Of the Europa.

Nkw YoRK, May l9.-The Europa arIi
we'd this morning with da'es to the 9th'
The Russian batteries are bombarde d o.
the allied fleets. e,
An American privateer, loaded Ti!'
grape shot was captured by French ORG
of Lands End.
The Block barque from Liverpool to New
York foundered, 800 passengers on board
All save. iso landed at Falmouth.
War news important. The allied feet
bor,ha,deI 4 the Russian fort at Salina at the
mouth of the Danube, on the l8th and 18Th.
omer Pasha with 10000 men gave battle
., Cen I,uders between Silistrs and Rasso-
"a. Tna battle ragged for several hours
During the previous night, Omer had sent
a division towards the sea, which division
during the height Of the battle attacked the
Russians in the rear. causing tremendous
confusion. The Russians retreated behind
Chzernaroda with a loss OF many guns stores
baggage and military chests. The Russians
continued the attack on Silistria.
On the Goth the Turks crossed the Dan
ube 10 destroy the Russian batteries. they
advanced to Kalarescha. after hard fighting
they retired.
Silistria uninjured.
Paskewith has ordered the Russians TO
advance no farther into Dobrucka'
An important battle was ioush' on the
2Sth. between the Turks and Greek insur'
gents, the latter taken by the Turks in lilly
minutes.
An the coast Of Greece is closely blocka'
ded by the allies.
On the 10Th fight took place between
the Turks a. Montenegros at Nchlsick -
The Mentegros we've commanded by Vet.
rode. Georgi and Petrovetch.
Hostilities have now fairly commenced
1t is reported that the Ausrians will oc-
cupy the provinces.
Admiral Napieris closely blockading all
the Baltic ports. Russia is fitting ont a
gains, him a feet of 800 armed boats.
A detailed account of the bombardment
of Odessa, states that all the batteries and
military stores we're destroyed, two powder
magazines blown up, twelve Russian men-of
war sunk and twelve ships laden With am
unition were taken. The merchant vessels
were unmolested. Loss of the allies was
said to be only FIVE killed and SIX wound
ed.
The allied fleets had left Odessa for Sc
bastopol =, :,
PARIS, Friday.-The Imperial Guard had
beeu re-established Gen. St, Jean de
Angley is commander in-chief
A telegraphic dispatch wac received by
the government last night, announcing aVlc-
tory by the Turks, and that Omer Pasha
had succeeded in cutting into two divisions
the Russian army at Dobrakscha.
Great excitement had been produced by
the exploits ofGeorge Laws clipper ship, the
''Grape Shot," and two British steamers
were in pursuit of her
PARIS. Saturday--Latest by telegraph
Na5ier quietly anchored four miles from
Stockholm. Ice breaking up. expected the
Cronstadt to open by April.
Gardner & Co., report Beef steady
Stocks low. Pork business not extensive.
Bacon, price lsa2s lower, purchasers look
for further reduction. Shoulders in fair de-
mand. Hams move slowly. LAID again
heavy, hut shoulders not pressing. zoo tons
American sold at 5.s 6da 52s Sd, on the
spot and to arrive. Tallow heavy at 66Sa
67s.
adstuffs--Consumpti demand Of
Wheat and Flour good, very large imports,
Indian Corn sells slowly. Decline in -four
Is; corn 2s. DennestHn quotes Flour, Wes-
tern Canal 39sa36s Cd; Bait and Philade
phia 36437s, Ohio 37a38s. Sour 30so35s.
White U. s. Wheat lsalls Cd; white corn
S6a39s yellow 37a39s.