Eaton Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1843-1856, 1854-07-27
PITCHED BATTLE ANTICIP ATED.
Rumored Failure of the Potatoe Crop.
Dreadful Havoc of Cholera.
INSURGENTS AT WORK IN SPAIN.

.rt New York, July 27-10 A. NJ.
The Africa with three days later news, arri,
we'd shout "a O'Clock.
Wheat-Generally unchangel. Mixed Amer
lean 20S I'd.
Corn-More active and steady. White, 33s
Cd; yellow, 34s Cd.
Provisions-Dull. Beef unchanged. Lard
steady, 52a53s.
The EASTERN WAR.-It is said that AuStr o
will summon Russia to evacuate the prlnci-
palitieS within a month, and occupy Wallach-
ia without waiting for an answer.
The Turks captured the Isle of Ramodan af-
ter battle Of twelve hours. The Russians
set fire 10 several vessels.
Further by the Africa.
The cholera was very fatal among the Bal
tic feet.
$4,000 of Anglo French have joined Omer
Pasha at RutShenck.
The Turks have crossed the Danube.
1t is rumored that the whole Of the Ger
man States will shortly join the Austrian aud
Piussian treaty.
The capture Of the frontiers OF Grange by
the Turks are confirmed.
The number of urks that crossed the Dam
ube on The 9th inst, were 40, 900. They were
opposed by the Russians. But the latter were
defeated, with 800 killed and wounded.
The last seen Of the allied fleets, they were
sailing towards SebaStopol. Sea number So
sail.
$50 wagons with the wounded soldiers had
arrived at Bucharest. Among the woun &c
were 80 officers.
A Berlin despatch says that Napier's feet
; had joined Admiral Corry'S feet ia the Barrow
Sound.
Accounts from Transr,vania State that Aus
tria and Russia were concentrating their forces
on their respective frontiers. $50 carts loaded
with Russians had arrived at Iassy.
The converts on tie frontier Of Palermo,
were being despoiled by the Russians.
The rebels in Spain, under tie command Of
Gen. O'Donnell, are near Allmagro
A small Republican party rising near Vala-
ria has been pat down.
A telegraph report from Stockholm, dated
July 4, says, that all communications with
Finland are forbidden, even the Swedish mail
steamer has been stopped and ordered back by
a British cruiser.
A Letter from ST. Petersburg gives a gloomy
report Of the situation Of the working classes.
The Emp. Napoleon reviewed the troops GeS-
tined for the Baltic aid Bologna, and address,
ed them in an energetic speech. They were
to embark on the 25th OF July.
1t is rumored that the French army had re-
eceived a check in Africa.
Omer PGcha had arrived at SlliStria.
D0bmdscha was moi vacated. The Angelo
French forces were encamped near Verna, aud
were ready 10 embark on their campaign. A
pitched battle between the Turks and tie
Russ ans at Lustckuch, was anticipated.
The Russians have completely Used the
Transylvania frontiers. The cholera %contiI-
nes to prevail at st. Petersburgh. On the LIST
of.Jply there were $50 cases in that city.
The cholera in its worst form. had broken
out on board the Australian Emigrant ship,
Mirage, which put back 10 Liyerp OF, with SO
dead oil board. The American Ship Holdy,
put back leaking. -
Latest advices from Spain prove the insur-
geats intended TO carry on a protracted Guer-
Iilla war.
,Uz 2 ,-... INDIA.
The overland mail brings California mail 10
June LIST. Trade in India was dull. No mail
from China by this arrival.
LIVERPOOL MARKET.
Wrighfs, Clrcul lar Of Julyl4th reports crops
doing web n all the growing districts through
out the country, and although showers have
been pretty generally experienced during the
past week. extensive draining, now so uniyer-
spl has prevented any mischief Anew lem
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