Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1854-08-04
ARRIVAL OF THE AFRICA.
Thfee Days Later from Europe.
New York. Julv 81.

New Iofk, July z1
The Africa with three days later news
arrived about 81 o'clock last night
Cotton market declined one eighth DUR
lng the week; Flour market lower; Wheat
generaly unchanged Corn more active and
steady; Provisions dull; Beef unchanged;
Lsrd steady; Money active.
The EASTERN WAR.--It is said Austria
will summon Russia 10 evacuate the Prin-
cipalities within month and occupy Wall
achia without waiting for an answer.
The Turks captured the Isle Of Ramadan
after battle Of IL honrs; the Russians set
fire TO several vessels.
The cholera was very fatal among the
Baltic feet
$4,000 Of the Anglo. French feet have
joined Omar Pasha at Rutscbuck.
The Turks have crossed the Danube. II
is rumored that the whole Of the German
States viii shortly join the Austro-Prus-
sian Treaty.
The capture of the Fortress Of Grundo
by the Turks is confirmed. The number Of
Turks that crossed the Danube on the sth
was 10000. They we're opposed by the
Russians bat the latter were entirely defeat
ed, and 900 were killed and wounded.
$50 Wagons with the wounded soldiers
had arrived at Bucharest Among the
wounded were 80 officers.
The last seen OF the Allied fleets, they
were sailing for Sebastopol. They number
SO sail.
A Berlin dispatch says that Napier's feet
had joined Admiral Coray's fleet in the
Darrow Sound.
Accounts from Pennsylvania state tina;
Austria and Russia were concentrating their
forces on their respective frontiers. -Four
hundred and fifty carts laden with Russians
had arrived at Jassey. (The converts on
the frontier Of Palermo were being despoil-
ed by the Russians.
The rebels in Spain under the command
Of O'Daunell are near Almsgro.
A small Republican rising near Valen.
Gle has been put down.
A telegraph report from Stockholm da-
ted July lltb, says that all communication
is forbidden, even the Swedish Mail Steam.
er has been stopped and ordered back BY
the British Cruiser.
The Russians had completely closed the
Transylvania frontier.
The cholera continued TO prevail al St
Petersburg. On the 1st Of July there were
$50 cases 10 that city.
The cholera in its worst form had broken
out on board the, Australian emigrant ship
Mirage which put back 10 Liverpool with
so deaths.
The American ship Hoadly put back
leaking.
Latest adyices from Spain report that the
insurgents inteded to carry on protracted
Guirrilla war.
INDIA-The overland mail brings dates
to July lst. Trade in India dull.
No mail from China by this arrival
A letter from st. Petersburgh gives a
gloomy report of the working classes.
The Emperor Napoleon reviewed the
troops destined for the Baltic, at Bologne,
and addressed them in brief and energet-
tc speech. They will embark Jnly 25th.
It's rumored that the French army had
received check in Africa.
Omar Pacha had arrived al Silistria.
Dobrubscha was not yet vacated.
The Anglo-French army were encamped
near yarna and ready to embark on their
campaign
A pitched battle between the Turks and
Russians at Rutschuck, was anticipated
Wright's circular. July IA. reports crops
doing well in all the growing districts
throughout the country and although
heavy showers have been generally expert
enced during the past week extensive grow
ing now so universal has prevented any
mischief retarding the maturity of wheat DC.
A new temperature is causing fear as to
the po.stoe crop and already rumors Of dis
ease are ia circulation which must be re-
ceived with caution.
Corn market dull and prices for wheat
and -four favor the buyers. who are yet on
the reserve. and restrict operations to i'm
mediate requirements. Indian corn rather
improved in value and in more request
The Africa had 81 passengers. She pas
sed the Canada on the 23d, when off Cape
Race.