The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-08-25
ARRIVAL OF THE ASIA.
IMPORTANT NEWS FROM EUROPE.
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EHRHH DAYS LAEHR.
7 HE w A r.
The Evacuation of the Principalities
by the Russians.
Arrangements for the Invasion. Of
the Crimea.
ANOTHER EXCHANGE OF DIPLOMATIC NOTES.
Material Guarantees REQUIRED Of Russia by
Austria and the Western Powers. ).
DEATH OF THE KING OF SAx0NY.
The Dombardment Of San Juan de
Nicaragua
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+ II O U B L e IN SPA AIN {.
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TRIAL OF QUEEN CHRISTINA AND HER
PROBABLE IMPEACHMENT.
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The Supposed Negotiations Between
Russia and the United States.
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BMPaOyEHENT IN CORN AND CONSOLS.
SLIGHT DECLINE IN COTTON,
&C., Sse., &c.
ROU BILE IN SPAIN
TRIAL OF QUEEN CHRISTINA AND HER
PROBABLE IMPEACHMENT.
The Supposed Negotiations Between
Russia and the United States.
IMPROVEMENT N corn AND CoSsoLs.
SLIGHT DECLINE IN COTTON,
&c.. &C., &c.


The steamship Asia, Captain E. G. Lott, arrived
yesterday morning at seven o'clock, having left
Liverpool at noon on the 18th inst.
The Asia spoke the unusual number of five Euro.
pean steamers bound to Liverpool, viz: the Niagara
on the 18th inst, off the Madens from Boston; the
Africa, 18th, in lat. SO 49, lon 81 49, from NewYork;
the Canada 2Oth in lat Al 05 lon. 81 10, from Bos.
ton; the Pacific, 2lst, in lat. 43 05 Ion. go 49, and
on the 23d, the Arabia, both from New York.
The Canadian steamer Ottawa, from Quebec, ar.
rived al Liverpool on the morning of Friday the
1lth instant.
The war news, although brief, is highly i'm
portant. On the 9th, Prince Gortschakoff
announced to the Austrian Government that
Moldavia as well as Walla,hia will be i'm.
mediately evacuated Consequently the Aus
trian troops on their way to Gallicia the Bukoyi.
na and Transylvania have received orders to halt
for the present. simultaneously with this an.
!nouncement is telegraph, statement that $500
French troops have effected lodgment in the
island Of Aland, and that an equal number have
landed on the isthmus Of Perekop, to prevent Rus
sian renforcements from reaching the Crimea
Sir Charles Napier was to attack Bomarsund
next day, and formidable expedition
against Sebastopol was making ready to en-
bark on board the feet Of transports that
had assembled in the bay of varna. The other
items Of interest by this arrival are the death Of the
Kind Of Saxony and the indictment Of Queen Chris
lima, ON o charge of treason, before the Spanish
Cortes.
Accounts are stated to have reached Paris that
force of Anglo French troops has been landed on
the isthmus Of Perekop, to intercept the Russian
Communications with the Crmea
The Paris Moniteur of the 1lth inst, publishes
the Austrian demand on Russia, with the Russian
reply; also the answer Of the French government
refusiag to grant an armistice, but stating that
peace may be had on the following terms:-lst,
Abolition Of the Russian protectorate over Wana'
CHA, Serva, and Moldavia second, freedom OF the
mouths Of the Danube; third, revision OF the
treaty. of 1S41, with reference to the limits OF
Rusaia in the Black sea; and fourth, no power to
have protectorate over Turkish subjects.
From Dantzig, llth, it is telegraphed that 5000
French soldiers and 600 English marines landed at
three poiuts on the island Of Aand, with little IN
HArruption and no loss, on the preceding Tuesday
The forts we're to be attacked the Dext day. Sir
Charles Napier was at Bomarsund in the ship
Bulldog.
The statement that 8, 900 French soldiers landed
near Bcmarsund on the 7th is repeated lit is added
that the Russians abar doned eight cannons. The
large ships of the feet remain at Led-sund. The
bombardment and landing attack were to.take place
on the following day.
Five prisoners were executed at Parma on the
dth, for having taken part in the recent insurrec
tion.
A force of $4,000 Russians has arrived at Tihis
after being three months on the march.
Liverpool cotton market had rather fallen on
Breadstuffs, generally, were firm, aud wheat hat
advanced. Money rather tigtte Consols 922
3st.
Weather in England very fine.
The bill forbidding British subjects to trade IL
Russian securities was read q third time in th
House Of Lords.
In the Commons Sir Charles Wood had given hi
promised statement Of the finances Of India, the re
gult being as follows In the year 1872 ther
was net surplus Of 1851, ,265 over expenditure Il
1888 surplus Of f639 ,465, and ia 1858 4 defci
of fs72,335.
Lord Haddo, eldest SON Of the Earl Of Aberdeen
was q candidate for Parliament for the county O
Aberdeen. His younger brother, Mr.. Gordon, ha
inst gone into the House as member for Beverley.
Government had chartered ships to convey arm
and stores for defence, to Halifax, st. Johns (N. B.
Quebec, Montreal, Bermuda, Jamaica, Antigus
Barbados, St. Lucia, and Demerara-
Cholera was prevalent in Liverpool and increa'
ing
George ". Colston, master Of the Moses Kimbal
for Newport, has been fined f5 for savage assault
on one Of his crew, Spaniard, named Luis Olive
An American built brig, Of 800 tons, timbe
laden, waterlogged, stripped and abandoned, an
that had apparently been fired into by s2-poun
shot, was boarded June l4th, in lat. 33 NJ, lon.
W., by the Crouch Brothers, for Melbourne
posed to have been overhauled BY privateeer.
n. Bravo Murillo, former President Of the Coul
ell Of Minister'S Of Spain, and General Lara, e,
Captain General Of Madrid, had arrived at Bayonn
coming from Spain.