The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1854-07-05
Arrival of the Atlantic.

New YORK, Juns 25.-The Atlantic has
arrived with dates to the l4th
Napier had exchanged shots with HelsDg-
fors, but had done nothing decisive. 3l.st.u
There had considerable fighting at the
Oulposts at Sllistria. The Russians were 81
making immense sacrifices to carry the place,
but it is thought that the place viii hold out ~
till the allied troops arrive. #5 ss
The fleets in the Black Sea are quiet.
Omer Pasla is at Schumla, and Paskie-
witch at Jas,eY-
Negotiations busy. 1t is reported that
Gar rejects the Austrian Note, and is col
Letting the Cossacks to threaten Transylva-
mia. The result OF the Austria Russia con-
ferance at Tesdine is not known, but is sup
posed TO be Western Powers.
/ The latest news by Telegraph to Liver s..
pool, on Wednesday morning, reported that
the Turks had made a sally from SiliStria on
the 9Th, destroying the approaches of the
besiegers and filled up their mines.
The Russians had suffered a serious loss
by the sDringing of Turkish counter-mine.
Russian reports say that Mussa Pasha,
commander of S!istria, had been
killed by cannon ball,
The reported insurgent victory in Thes- sn
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/ An uncontirmed report states that some
English vessels had destroyed large a. q
mount of property i'll the harbor of Brata,
! Finland. ssgs aa
/ The steamer Europe arrived out on the
evening of the lth. d #a 9#
The steamer Indiana, the FIRST Of new ~
/ line of screw steamers to New York, is adj
vertised to sail on the l2 Of July. M
Admiral Napier was at anchor off Swea-
borg on the 9Th of June. -
A Russian fleet OF ten lines OIL battle ships
was anchored behind the batteries in the
harbor of Sweaborg.
Admiral Dundas has telegraphed to the
British government that the Russians author
tiles had voluntarily permitted the Erench d.
and English merchant vessels to leave 0des. o.
Sa. stI 81. ...sti q,
Mar ia portion of the allied fleet was
entirely destroyed. Schamyle had taken an
important Russian fortress and was march,
ing with 10000 men against Titles Sd,
The reports concerning the negotiations
are very conflicting, one says that Russia
has offered to evacuate the Prnepalities on Is
condition that theawestern powers will re-.
establish the Statu quo ante vellum. AM.
other that she has Internationally refused. 1.
In the House of Commons Sir Chas
Woods said that the Government could not
confirm the report that the Chinese insur- v,
gents, assisted by foreigners, had driven
the lmperalists from Shanghai. #Ne
The first detachment of troops for Cuba,
sailed from Cadiz on the first of June, on "a
board the steamer Isabella. as3 @
| The overland advices states that the Rus
sian fleet was off Singapore aath at
Reports say that Dost Mahomed had for
med an alliance with Russia; considered
! doubtful Ea sHtsat tEU
The latest news from the ship Oriental, II
states that both ship and cargo, / g, ,000chesJs
! tea, would be total loss. 4 g5#a
Richardson Brothers quote breqdstufs
unaItered since Friday, Business moder-
ate. E" H's5a #Gff t-fal 3i ry''
McIIenry says bacon is active Beef
scarce. Pork more saleable. Lard nomi. m
nal at 49s. Rice unsaIeabIe. -Four, retail
39s. Wheat Sd cheaper hafz-4
The London Standard states that the
British war steamer Endeavor and U. s.
sloop Plymouth; were engaged in an attack
upon the lmperiaists forces at Shanghai,
April 4th. On boad the Plymouth Geo.
McCorkIe was killed and four others wound-tp
ed severely. Capt Peaston of the Bose b
Standish was dangerously wounded. The
victors captured two twelves. four skies and sr
four FOUNDERS. 9a ias
JUNE l4.-Nothing later from the Black
Sea or Turkey. No important intelligence
expected until the end of June. $ iliR n
Monture contains dispatch from Admiral 30
Ilamelin dated May 28th, respecting the Gir-.1a
cassian operations. aiiH
Anapa had not been captured. a3n, gs