The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1854-08-09
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with a declining lenocncy. IN"'' F''o'9 .
considerably lower, western canal toS oia- 4
e9s Cd; Phiadclphis, Baltimore and tSua- .
da Sosa sos Cd. Good Ohio SIS. Nhest
considerably lower white IS ll4da9s Sd,
Red IS Cd. IS 2d Core, wlg'e and yellow
3es; mixed els. sf'
Gardiner quotes provisions unchanged
with moderats demand, pgrk, prices llitie
lower. Beef hrm Hams and shoulders
more fim. Lard opeaet heavy ou' Im.
proved AZ Ge close.
Austria's conduct is more doubtful.
The Spanish insufeelion IS spreading rep
idly under Espartero.
Brokers' circular report:-Ashes, prices
unchanged, moderate business. Coffee, hto
steady at ais 6d, Money market uuchans
ed No change in Cunsuls, they clu'eI at
925a924.
The latest adyices from Danlzic OF July
Goth state that they had Malcoia arrived
there. She left Bars Sound, with the al
lied feet on the 1 3th The fleet went to
Allaud Island, Gulf Of Bolhenia.
A letter from Rie of the l9th, published
in the Berlin newspapers says The French
expeditionary army Of the battle Will dsem,
bark Professionally at the Island.
Denmark will shortly abandon her uentra-
lity.
Prussia and Austria it is said have asked
France aud England to state the conditions
on which they are willing to conclude peace
The Rsssian party assers that military op
erations with the allies nearly stand still,
that the attack ON SebastoPel is indie initeIy
prosponed, that the attack on Constant viii
not take place this year, that the great bat
tie near Buscharsl is probmahcal, and that
hostile operations have been reduced 20
simple blockade and will end IN triumph ol
the Russian by diplomacy.
LoNDoN.-ln the House Of Lolds, Earl
Harrington asked the ministers VIII sthcr
tney had authorized Lord Westmoreland
10 state to the Cabinet Of Vepa that the
Polish subjects Of the Russia would not be
allowed to enter the English army, or fol-
low the stanGred of allies. To which The
Earl of Aberdeen replied, that no lnstruc-
tions had been given. lie Ihen brought
forward the following message from the
Queen. Her Majesty is engaged against
the Emperor Of Russia on the defensive or
offensive, ard asks Of the House OF Lords
the concurrence of such measures as may
be deemed necessary for making provisions
accordingly The message viii DE taken
into consideration on monday.
The latest from Madrid is to the 18th.
The Gazette publishes a list Of the new
Ministers,
Gen. Cavagnal has been appointed com
mander of the cavalry of Madrid.
The insurgents are masters OF Madrid,
and the regular troops are engaged against
baryicades. Fighting was going on In dit-
ferent parts OF the capital.
A battle had been fought between Advu-
mel and Blasq. The latter was icfeated,
wounded, and taken prisoner.
The populace had sacked the palace Of
Christiana at Salamanca. rr -
Granada and the whole Of Catalonia has
risen in arms; the Captain General is their
leader. There has been ighdng at several
points. -
A private telegrapbic dispatch from Con-
stantinople has been received at ParaS,
which states that the Russians had met
with a severe check at Batoom.
Four thousand Turks have been sent from
Varna into Clcassia. .aeF.
pARAs, Friday p. A.-Funds opened low,
er; per cents closed at 90.
No actual change had occurred in the
state OF Eastern affairs, and none likely un-
til after further consideration by the Eng
lish and French governments OF the recent
conduct Of Austria.
The Paras correspondent of the Londen
Morning Chronicle makes the following inn
portant communication: "Ihe Cabinets OF
Vienna and Bellin have communicated to
the English and French governments the
impression made upon them by the answer
of the Emperor Nicholas to the summons
The Germanic' powers now announce that IN
their opinion tie propositions contained IN
the Russian answer, ii not altogether salts
factory, appear calculated to serve as the
basis for further negotiations, and they pro
pose that Prague shall be the seatof further
conferences. They, moreover, express the
opinion that in will not be possible TO cal
upon Russia 10 evacuate the PrincipaTtles
ii it be not clearly understood at the samt
time that the a lied powers shall not sto-
their advancing movements" In othel
words that Austria has fallen back into
Russian alliance. .}j5 kra ,+< M5F
All the Austrian reserves are 10 be caIlet
out and placed on war footing ~
Accounts from ST. Petersburg state tha
the Gar has determined not TO yield, ba
much discomfort prevails, ~ g
Details show that the recent victories a
Guargero we're acheayed by the Turks, un
hands. aFs *s@1at atst ID. III
The main body Of the Turkish army i
said to be moVelng towards the mouth OF tn
Danube aa eaa
The allies have repaired and occupied tn
Russian batteries at the mouth Of the Dan
ube and are engaged in removing the sunk
en- ships from the channel.
The Russian tiotiila must soon fall int
the baeds Of allies and The flee navigation {
the Danube be again established.
English seamen have been sent to ma
The Turkish boats in the Danube.
The Russians have turned Matschm.
This Efench and English are slowly closin
In on tie Russians t
The Porte consents to re open Turks
uorts to Greek merch9ntmen, but demane
indemnify, for losser. L :. ...,,
d spaIS. N AdridR and ita gprison hav
proaauncedi agaisst lhe Queen, and the Ca
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