The Cedar County advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Iowa) 1853-1856, 1854-08-05
FOREIGN.


~ Pc. New fork, July ID
Ane steamer Pacific has arrived, wit
lou, Gays later news from Europe.
No battle OF importance has transpir,o
yet Ncpier had withdrawn his .lee,s fror
, before Crons,adt. Prussia is forc;,,
Austria into new neg ocia.ioos, S,ron,
sosP"ions are still entertained Of Aus
; Itias good faith towards the allies, -
RUSSIA sends special envoy to Aus
sfia' asking Austria to refrain from fur
'aef steps with England ana France, bu
)oin her In new negotiations for rs,acr
austria has countermanied the advanc,
OF her army Into Wallachia.
| The Turks have crossed the Danuhe
IN considerable force. An action occur
red on the 9th at Gieurgevo, in which
lou Russians We're killed and 300 woun
ded. Ii is ramorcd that the combined
aee!s attacked Cronstadt on the 3O,h, bu
further accounts say that the fleets an.
chored at Rard Sound, aud that no en-.
gagement bad taken place.
1t IS reported TIA. Russia is coacsn,r..
ting three hundred thousand men against
Austria.
An engagement had taken place be.
tween the Russians and Basha Basouk'
IN ASA. The latter lost 1900 men.
Zen Osten has been appointed Gov
ernor of Circassia.
Thirty Thousand Russians have adyan.
ce1 from Odessa towards the Pruth.
The accounts Of the ,yacua,son of the
municipalities by Russia, are very contra.
dic:o,y.
An Interview had taken place between
Prince Gor'schakoff and the Emperor Of
Austria.
Russia is occupying the forts on the
Caspian Sea.
Prussia has declared agains, the az.
gression.
| -Four hundred cases of cholera are re.
ported to have occurred in one day, a,
81. Petersburg.
SrArs.-All quie, at Madrid and in
the Provinces.
troops remain faithful to the Queen
and the progress Of the insurgents is
startling,
The Arabia arrived at Liverpool on
the morning Of the Jth.
The Turks, on the sth, after .or .
5'ragg'e, got possession Of the Islands OF
Makan AMI Orneika, aud subsequently,
OF the Island of Gievrer.
Prince Gor.schakof was forming a
camp o. thirty thousand men, between
Bucharest and the Danube.
New Orleans, July u.
The steamer United States arrived
here this morning, with adviccs from San
Francisco 10 the lst INST.
The mining news is most favorable.
The crops Were very large.
The u,arhels were very quiet, and the
leading articles Of produce were lower.
GaIlsgo Fur haI declined to $40 5Oa
~iJ *. BARLOW ,~>, - u; ,,.., cen,
pouan, ana corn 4: two cau.>. beef
was dull. C!.ac Pork had declined TO
s25 50. Lard. Is lin, l6aiS,.
The land question a, San Francisco
had not We, zen decided, end much ex.
c.teren, continued.
lac lection came Oil GA ,ue lJta o.
June, which Was 81 eneed vita great cx-
ctenent. There WIS ). large amount,
Of fighting al ne pol's, in which revoI-
vers were used freely, Jo1a Taylor,
lie editor Of the Stockton Journal, Kill
led J os.p' Mansfield, editor of tie Re-
rablican, l.. street fignt
The number Of Chinese arrn ing was
unusually large.
Gray's surveying expedition had ar
rived at S,n Diego, aud reports the
whole route along the thirty second par
aii-l practicable Tor railroad route.
The revenue cuter Marcy had arrived
at San Francisco. with the thlrty-three
Americans who had been seized by the
Mexicans.
BY this arrival We have later advlces
from Australia. Considerable apprehen-
son was tel. at Melbourne that the place
would be attacked by Russian ships, as
the city had no adequate protection.
An earthquake had occurred a. Pana-
ia on the 10th iEs.., bas &c damage was
lot very serious.
The South Star and tllino,s sailed from
As2inwclI on the 10Th for New York,
taking seven hundred passengers and
one million dollars in gold.
We have dates from Valparaiso 10 the
/, th OF June, and from Lima to the 25,h.
TIE revolution in Peru continued, and
a decisive Dattle was soon expected.
The Panama Railroad is completed
thirty-slx miles.