The true Democrat., 1854-07-26
Arrival of the Asia.

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 The Cunard steamer Asia with dates to tn, 1st, arrived to-day.
 Sales of Cotton for the week was 77,OO( bales. Orleans fair 61la, Middling 536, Upl lano fair 6A, Middling 514. The demand is good prices are stitfer, and lower grades have im- proved most Sales to spectators were 17, 900 and exporters 600 bales. Flour-Westerr Canal 35s Sd; Ohio 36s Sd. Corn-Yellow 35s; White 34s 9d, Consols 94.
 RusSia's official reply to Austria had not ar. rived. The Austrians will certainly occupy the principalites. The battle field seems to be changed to the Crimea.
 The aspect of the war has undergone an en. tire change, and it is difficult to see what new complication may arise. Austria is ready tc march her army of 10000 men into the prin- cipalities, thus interposng between the Com potoulo and preventing further hostilities there Austria has not yet received the Czar's official reply, and could not receive it before the Sd of July. She will not act decisively until the said reply is received.
 The action of Austria is in accordance with and the Porte.
 The whole Anglo French force is now at Vi. enna, preparing 1t is supposed for expeditions under St. Armand, in propria pe,sonna into Cri- mea.
 The whole Russian army of occupation is falling back in good order, with all of its stores on Sereth and Pruth.
 The garrisons of Jonai and Galati are alrea- dy on the march to Crimea-and all disposable force will immediately follow, as that is ex. pected to be the next battle field.
 The Emperor Nicholas is en route to the Cri- mea from Rien.
 Admiral Napier was in the Baltic on the 27th of June.
 The whole force was concentrated within 25 miles of Cronstradt, and situated in such a man. ner as to indicate an attack forthwith.
 The ships had bombarded Bonorsoum, and the White sea will be blocked from the 1st of August.
 Both armies in Asia are motionless at Kars. Greece is quiet
 There were interesting debates in Parliament on the Fishery treaty and the Canada election. The Times correspondent, writing under date from Vienna, of Monday is assured that Baron Preedoff received letters of recall Friday morn- ing, but it is not believed diplomatic relations with Russia will be broken off
 Count Cronmi is to enter Little Wallachia, via Arsona with about 3O,OOO men, on the Sd of July.
 On the 2Oth and 22d of June the Turkish vanguard, consisting of 25,OOO men, attacked the Russian recorguard, and drove it beyond Tropaus Wall
 Berlin despatches, it is stated, have been re- ceived at St. Petersburg, containing Russa's an- swer to the Austrian negotiation. We'll inform ed persons believe it gives no reason to expect that negotiations will be further prolonged in treaty. It is added that Austria will not enter into arrangements with Russia, which shall not proceed on the assumption of sovereign rights of the Sultan, and his integrity.
 Austria will evacuate the municipalities on the conclusion of peace, with the least possible delay.
 The Baltic bombardment began at o'clock on the evening of the 21st, by masked batte- ries The batteries were dismounted and aban- doned, and at 10 o'clock the Russian magazines were in blaze. One account says that the English lost 3 men and another says 34 were killed, and wounded.
 Napier was near Cronstradt with 12 screw line-of- battle-ships, 9 frigates, French ships of-the-line, and several French corvettes.
 The Times says that it is probable that Sir Charles wished battle with the Russian fleet. or to reconneitre before Cronstradt, and then make regular attack on that place.
 a Odessa, June 19.
 At this date there is no blockade, and ships are receiving cargOeS as usual +-