Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1854-08-10

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steamer Atlantic, arrived here this evening,
shortly after 8 o'clock, with Liverpool dates
to July 9th, being four days later.
The steamer Europa arrived out at mid
night on Sunday, the Odd
There is but little of interest from the seat
of war. Every thing is apparently deferred,
awaiting the action of Austria.
Prussia, more tnan ever, is holding aloof
from the Western Powers, and favors the Rus
sian interests
The fleets and armies remain as at last ad
vices. Another battle is reported as having
occurred at Giurgevo, but there are no details
except that, as usual, the Turks claim a victo-
~, and say that two Russian Generals were
wounded.
The Anglo-French troops have not yet met
the enemy. Gortschakoff has announced that
he is determined to hold the Principalities with
200, 900 men if necessary.
There is nothing later from the Baltic, but
when the French land force arrives, it is de-
cided to take and keep the Aland Islands as
an inducement to the Sweeds to join the Wes-
tern Powers.
There is nothing from the Black Sea fleets,
and there is no later news from Greece or from
Asia
The Germanic diet unanimously acceded 10
TO the AuStro-PrusSlan treaty
The Spanish insurrection is triumphant,
and the new Ministry have resigned.
The barricade fighting at Madrid was kept
up on the 18th and 18th. Queen Christian
as Palace and the residences of her fayorites
were sacked and demolished, whilst the Queen
with her minions fed into France. The pco-
pie demanded her head.
All the chief cities in Spain have joined the
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vavarre.
General San Miguel had been named as
Minister of war.
A revolution broke out in Parma on the
23d. The people fired from their house roofs
upon the troops.
The British Parliament has voted an extra
war credit of e3 ,000, 900.
The L. S. sloop-of-war Preble was at Spit
head
THE LATEST.
vienna, Tuesday, July 25.-At Frank
fort, on the 23d, the German Diet acceded to
the Austro-Prussian Treaty of Alliance, by
vote of 16 to against the motion.
An army of so, 900 men is to be concentra-
ted between Azegedin and Arad The re-
serves called out viii amount to I30 900.
Throughout Italy the state of public feel
ing is very busy. 1t was said that an insur-
rection at Moldina was in contemplation.
The French garrison at Rome is to be rein
forced.
Prince Gortschakoff is reported to be en-
ragged at the failure of his mission.
The Turks remain close to the Danube, and
are strongly fortifying Giurgevo.
The Russian centre was moving towards
Fakshina, because the Austrians wero march
ing from Pennsylvania northward, TO concen-
trate in the Bulkunia.
From the Baltic we learn that a British
squadron of seven sail, containing French
troops, reached Riorge Bay on the 24th. On
the 25th, the combined fleets steered for the
Aland Islands. Twenty vessels of the feet
had been telegraphed off Soedram Light. on
the Swedish coast.
PARIS, Tuesday had been a con-
siderable fall in most markets for corn. The
yield is expected to be about one fourth more
than the average. On the Bourse the funds
closed at 70f 95c. 973c.
Three Austrian officers of rank arrived at
Schumla on the 10th ult., and Immediately
left for Varna as Commissioners of the Aus
trian government
Omar Pacha has gone to Rutschuk. The
advanced force of the British army progressed
no further than Deviro.
1t is said the Prince paskiewitch will be
reinstated in his command.
The Bey of Tunis sent present of ~ 900,
900 francs to the Sultan.
The cholera had disappeared from the Bal
tic fleet
On the 18th of July three English war
steamers arrived off Odessa, and destroyed
some small works where the steamer Tiger
went ashore, the object being to complete the
destruction of the vessel, and prevent her ma
chinery being made available by the Russians,
1t is stated in aletter from Naples, that the
sea Is of official dispatches to the American
and English embassies are regularly tampere-
with by the agents of the Neapolition govern
ment
ENGLAND.
1t has been officially stated in both Houses
of Parliament, that the Gar of Russia has
resolved to maintain the possession of the Prin-
cipalities, and that Austria has irrevocably
determined to forcibly expel the invading
Russian force. Immediate and decisive re-
suits are now confidently anticipated.
FROM SPAIN.
MADRID, July 24th.-The city, although
covered with barricades, is quiet The Jun
ia distrusting the Queens promise, had re-
solved to hold their own until the arrival of
Espartero, and the arming of the National
Guard. General O'Donnel was expected
with the troops of General Blazer, who had
joined him.
FROM CHINA.
Homo KoNG, June 6th.-The export of
tea to this date is 73, 900, 900 lbs; and of silk
81 900 bales The state of the tea districts
as still favorable
Important from Spain-The result of
The Revnlution