Daily evening star. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1852-1854, 1854-07-27
BY MAGNETIC TELEGRAPH.

PrSsrees eftAe Insurrccsien In spain.
DECLINE IN COTTON AND BREADsTUFFs
TURTHER DECLINE N c0HsoIs, +
r5f.,-ro &C., &C., &c. y[rf -. .sdt I.
NEW Yonx, July p. The Roysf mail steam.
Or Africa arrived this morning fSom Liverpool
She sailed from that port on tho 18th Of July
HsF news y three da5s later than the advice.
received, By the Baltic. - ., ~
Gotten has declined one-eighth. A turtle,
decline has, taken place in, brsadstsffs. Th,
London neney market contiapssi In q stringent
condition Owing to the sesrcity,of money,
! and the unsatidactery aspect Of Ia1airs on the
continent eonsols have fartAsr re- csdsd-clos
| ing at t.. r sJ;l IS G1tE e}1 10 h3oasa-
The French Army, undsr the comm and o,
Barsgusy, d'Hiilers, destined for the Baltic,
wers u hsvs embarked on the 10th Of July!
The miscellaneous news il not Of an impor.
tant character. Diplomatic notes were flyins
about IN as liberal quantities as ever. . )
The intelligence from the seat Of war, a.
we'll az the adyices in regard to the movements
Of the combined fleets in the Baltic and BLACK
Seas continue to be Of q provokingly perplex
ed and mysti6ed character. The two fleets arr
backing and filing, apparently without azy
osssnsibls object in view. The Anglo French
army, after much hesitation and tribulation
bad Joined cmer Pacha at last H..
1hsinsurreetion in Spain does not appear te
make as much head against the governmen,
Of Qaeen isabella 40 was expected. 81 !
FROM TIE SEAT OF WAR.
1t Is reported that unless Russia ret urns ar
answer within . month to the demand Of Aus
tria to evacuate the municipalities, she will oc.
01RJ aiaonA. $50 .tlc1i9Ft. II 3.
The Turks had captuled, the island Of Ram.
adam, after we'll contested battle which lasted
twelve hours The Russians, before retreat-
ing, set FIRE 10 several vessels. ., .,f"
A portion of the Anglo-French army, to the
number of IL, 600 men, had joined Omer Paeha
ct Rutschuoka,G r>Gl 60 Il - III ...
The Turks had crossed the Danube at o.
tSAstfa g -fiAc q i'r.iIr : 2ih5 49,
Tho capture Of the fortress of Guirgero b.
the Turks is fully confirmed. $50 ;
The number Of Turks that crossed the Dan.
abe on the 9Th Of July, is ascertaiped to have
been 40 900. - ''-1 10 % III
insir passage was warmly opposed by the
Russians, but the latter were entirely efeated
With loss Of nine hundred in killed and
wounded
One hundred and fly wagons, containing
wounded soldiers, had arrived ut Bucharest
Among the wounded are eighty officers.
Tho latest accounts from Transylvania state
that the Austrians and Russians wore conoen-
'rating their forces on their respective from.
tiers snd b.
-Four hundred and fifty carts, containing
wounded Russisns, had arrived at Jassy.
The converts on the frontiers Of Poland,
wore Being despoiled BY the Russians in the
nest mercilees manner "--FA 80. a'rs
omer Pscha had arrived at Silistria. Attic
last accounts, Dubrudscha had not been eyac
uated. -.' liz -
ThsAnsio French forces were encamped near
VarnA and were ready to take an active and
offensive part in the campaign. a pitched
battle between the allied forces and the Rus
slams was daily looked for. .....
The Russians have completely abandoned
their positions on the Transylvania frontier,
:, MOVEMENTS OF THE FLEETS.
The combined feet, in the Black Sea, were
last teen steering for sevastopol. Tho feet
numbered So sa;f. So -st.l .21Ia ..t..
The very latest isdvices from Berlin state
that Sir Charles Nspier's feet had effected
junction With Admiral Cotri's feet at Baro
Sound. 80
The crews Of the Baltic were severely afiict
cd with the diarrhosa sad dysentery. A num
Ger Of fatal cases had occurred.
REVIEW OF THE FRENCH ARMY.
/ The Emperor Napoleon had reviewed the
French Expeditionary army at Boulogne.
This army is destined for the Baltic The EN-
peror was received with great enthusi asm, nnd
the review proved to be an imposing and brill.
iaatspectacle. He addressed the troops brief,
and energetically, and In a manner calculated
to arouse their ardor .i.-
The army will positively embark on the goth
Of July. '''> 80
T. It is rumored that the French army in Al
zisrs, have recently met with a serious check
AN TIE RESURRECTION IN SPAIN.
The insurrectionary forces, under the COM
mand Of General o Donnell, arc near Almsg.o
A republican enssnte had taken place nea.
Valencia; but it was soon quelied by the gov
eminent troops. .t'a ! q ,
The latest advices from Bayonnre state thai
he insurgents hope to accomplish their design
~ carrying on protracted guerrilla war.
-.f i5J GREECE. r.. .-s1er, =
Piracy In the Greek waters appears to be on
the increase an .zHi-sII ~ r-..
An English steam frigate had burned seve-
raj Ssmiot vessels; @'i:'.s1 '.s
Domiciliary searches at Athens had become
OF frequent occurrence. ', i ~ n
Aland was in a state Of blockade.
FRIGHTFULRAVAGEsO OF TUE CHoLEga
AZ st. Petersburg and Csonstadt tho oholerS
was raging to most alarming extent. In the
former city, I've handred c ases of ehoiera had
occurred On the first July -b1Iff bGe
The cholera in It's west form h I'd broken CIT
on board the emigrans ship Diargo, bound fe,
Austrslis. She put back to Liverpool. FIT.
deaths from cholers occurred on board.