Daily evening star. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1852-1854, 1854-06-08

An English division Was to embark at
Constantinople for Varna, while the
French force was to march on the Bal
kans. = e5.ger 's''5-7 = = - =
On the. l1th, the combined fleets were
still cruising before Sevastopol. o.,
| According to advices from Frankfort of
the 25th, the Ministers of Austria and
Prussia have presented to the Diet the
joint declaration of Austria and Prussia,
announcing the continued cordiality of
the four powers, and declaring that the
prolongation of the struggle between Rus
STA and Turkey constituted danger for
Germany, and that the integrity Of Tur-
key must be maintained.
After this declaration five protocols of
the proceedings of the Vienna Conference
We're laid before the Diet, the fact of the
Austro- Prussian treaty was notified to
that assembly, and tie other German
States were invited to adhere to it.
The Bourse rose again to-day.
A Greek Bishop was arrested at Pesth
on the evening of May Is, as an emissary
OF Russia. Important papers were found
upon his person. -....
Six more Russian vessels had been
taken as prizes, and put into the port of
Memel, where prizemasters were put on
board, and they were despatched to Eng
land.
A telegraphic dispatch via Herman.
stadt from Bucharest, Of the 10Th, states
that the Russians, since the 10Th, had un-
expectedly suspended their cannonade
against Silistria. r.
One explanation of this may come from
the circumstance that the vanguard of
General Luders, about the 18th, expe-
rienced at the hands of Turkish division
defeat, with very serious loss.
GREAT BRITAIN.
| On the evening of the Goth May, Lord
| Clarendon stated in the House of Lords,
that the treaty between Austria and Prus
STA would be laid before the House as soon
as the protocol in which it had been en-
bodied was received.
With respect to Greece, the noble lord
hoped, when the papers relating to that
country were laid on the table, that the
House would see that the coerciye mea-
sures about to be adopted were absolute
~ necessary. -
With respect to Persia, the last intel.
ligence received by the Government was
to the effect that Persia had determined
to remain neutral in the war between
Turkey and Russia.
FRANCE.
A report was current in we'll informed
circles at Paris, that France will aug
ment her army in Turkey to ITO, 900
men, in order to carry on the war with
vigor, particularly as no complaints about
sacrifices which the country must make
are to be heard any where.
The army of st. Omer will be divided
into three divisions, and will be extended
toward the East. One division will be
commanded, as already stated, by Gen.
paraguay d'Hilliers, another by General
Pelissier, and the third by General d'Ar-
bouville.
The Moniteur announces that General
Foray, commanding the 4th division of
the army of the East, has proceeded to
the Piraus, with the view of taking pos
session of that port. A body of English
marines, which have been placed under
the command of General Forey, form part
Of the expedition.
The Moniteur publishes the report of
the budget, from which it appears that
the receipts for the year are estimated at
LOT, O12,2l3f and the expenditures at
| ,562 ,O3O, 3OSf, which leaves a surplus
of 3,98l,9O5f.
THE MARKETS.
FRIDAY, May 26.-Coton Market -To-dav there
Is fair attendance of the trade and 900 bales are
sold at previous rates, including 1000 bales taken
on speculation or for export. The lower and mid
die qualities of American very freely offered
and In them further decline from l-I6d TO I'D per
ID. has generally been submitted to of the better
qualities the supply is comparatively limited, and
although in only limited request, they maintain the
value, the authorized quotations for fair qualities
being uniformly the same as OF Friday last.
Corn MdTket.-At to days market, upon a very
limited inquiry for any description of wheat prices
gave way 3D. per bushe from the currencies of
Tuesday last flour may be written Is. Cd. to 2s per
barrel cheaper, the general demand being of limited
extent but the tone of the trade these two ari
cles was somewhat firmer at the close of the mar
ket. Indian corn in good demand, at reduction of
sd. per quarter.
~ LIVER DISElsE.-C arters Spanish Mrture as
remedy fo- LIVER disease, aud the plumber of Tor
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