The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-07-28

the News.
INTELLIGENCE FROM EUROPE.
In the mails Of the Africa we find but few fea-
tuyes o interest. The non-ent.y of the Austriaus
Into Wsllachia is expa ned by the intrigues of the
Prussian cabinet which, under cover of complaint
1hat Austria has departed from the stipulaticns Of
Sheir separate convention, has persuaded the latter
20 grant another months delay before the threat
ened occupation takes place. Another noti:e to
quit has been addressed to the Gar and il at the
s1nd Of the month answer Ia returned the Aus.
TRANS viii proceed to execute their threat Chat is
20 say, If they CAM of driving the Russians out of
he Principalities.
Our private letters convey to the details Of the
preparations making by the Gar at Warsaw for the
Invasion Of Gaicia and Hups gary, and which are on
the most formidable scale. II Is intended to form
Immediately an army of one hundred and fifty thou
sand men for this purpose to be followed By other
corps as fast as they can be brought up.
The minor German States are said to have all.
with the exception of Wurtemburg, promised to
give their adhesion In the Dict to the AustroPrus
sian treaty. We are disposed to question tho ecu
racy Of this assertion, not only from the previous
attitude of Bavaria and Ssxony, but from the facts
that transpiring with regard to Prussia ITSELF
and 10 which VIC allude more fully in another CO
lumn.
In the attempt TO oppose the cross sing of the Da
nube by the Turks on the 8th, the Russian General,
Seymenof. sustained complete defeat with the
'oss of upwards Of nine hundred killed and wound
cd An army of forty thousand Turks is now on
ahe Wallachan side of the river and the fortress of
Giurgevo has fallen into their hands. The first
contingent OF the Anglo French forces, amounting
90 eighteen thousand men, has, il is said joined
Cmer Pacha at Eutschuk.
The cholera has made its appearance in the Baltic
Feet, and has compelled its return from Crohstad to
Barosund. Between Professor Jacobs submarine
batteries, and this new object Of terror we arc afraid
that Sir Charles Napier's hardly won laurels viii
wither in these chilly regions.
Louis Nap Icons speech TO the troops embarked
at Boulogne for the Baltic il in the stereotyped
style Of the Msrengo and Austerlitz orations. How
he must have chnckled inwar7ly at his alusion to
che act-of English vessels conducting them to new
conquests.
II is probable that formidable attack has been
by this time made by the combined fleets upon So.
bastopol. Fifty.eight sail had been sighted sailius
direct for that port.
The instruction in Spain, notwithstanding the
efforts of the Spanish official journals to conceal the
truth, is yet far from being put down. A late dis
pat. b from Madrid ieports O victory over taem IA
Valencia by the Queens forces. Fifty-four of the
insurgents are said to have been killed, and their
leader taken. We shall probably. one of these days,
have the other version Of the story
The late Greek ministry are to be put on their
tial for Illegally aproprisng the public money, 10
connection with the instruction 10 Thessaly and
Epirus It would be well to institute an inquiry at
A. .r&~ ~. sl.oSs I.~-
ceived from the Gar.
The latest commercial and financial news may BIO
found under the appropriate head.
COMMERCIAL AFFAIRS.
The foreign news hsd no effect yesterday upon
Ahe market for breadstuffa The light receipts con.
tinued to tell upon prices. Sales Of common State
and Western brands Of flour were made Ia favor Of
sellers Wheat was more active, and commsnied
full prices. Indian corn sold freely, and at very
stiff prices for that in prime shipping order. Oats
were also better, whilst rye continued scarce aud
Arm. There were sales made Of about 400 bales Of
cotton, in transtu, and about GOO do. on the spot
at about quarter cent decline on Moniay Quota
lions, especially on low or ordinary grAies; fine
qualities were in light stock. There was more
activity In the tobacco market, with increased sales
II Kentucky leaf, though without change Of mo-
ment In quotations Cuba nluscovado molasses was
better and held in come cases at advance Of two
cents per gallon. Sugars were tocrsbly active. and
pretty firm. There were increased transactions in
New Orleans which varied In prices from Al to Tic.
Sor common to fair, and SC. 5ic., with ono lot at
SIC. for prime.
FROM MEXICO.
Dates from the city Of Mexico 10 the l7th nst.
have been received. There were all sorts of re-
ports regarding conspirseies and the movements OF
the -evolutionists. rum ,r was current TO the Of
feet that the insurgents had been encountered add
defeated; but where or when the event took place
we ave not informed. II is certain, however, tbs,
the revolution IL rapidly progressing; and, - adj
to- tbe horrors Of civil war, famine Is spreading
dismsy throughout the department, Of Tobasco. Thc
government journals say nothing about the deaf
Of Alvarez. They doubtless hud IL quito as di
Gull 10 kin him OF by unfounded statements As D.
~ pow der snd lead.
MISCELLANEOUS.
TIE authorities OF Charleston have imposed o
O. a sntite Of five days on all vessels arriving al
ina, port from Cuba. The vomito vas raging :, .
|. ar al deg.ee at Havana and other places on the
hlar at last accounts.
Tie attest intelligence from Texas mentions
q. 0. ate chase and encounter bet-eeu . party of