Monongalia mirror. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1855, 1854-08-26
@t1,eral Menus,
ARRIVAL OF THE BALTIC.
FOUR DAYS LATER FROM EUROPE.
MOVEMENTS ON THE DANUBE.

MOVEMENTS ON THE DANUBE. o.
' The steamship Baltic arrived at her
wharf at New York on Saturday after
noon last, having made the run from
Liverpoolin ten days and four hours
Her dates from Liverpool are to the
9thinst. .
The Baltic brings Mario, Grisi, Niblo,,
Hecket, Capt. Hackett, Of the Royal
Navy, in all 100 passengers.
From our files of English papers, and
the extras published by the New York
papers, we make up the following sum-
mary Of the news.
The commercial advices indicate no
material change in the market.
Cotton was firmer. Flour rather hea.
Wy. Wheat had advanced Cd. After
some fluctuations, consols had closed at
SO, which is an advance Of { over pre-.
yious prices. '' '''"
Since las. advices nothing of interest
occurred in the English Parliament. 1t
was not decided whether the houses
would be prorogued on the 18th or 18th
inst. The Queen in person was to per-
form the ceremony. ~
Lord Bowden, the British Ambassa.
dor, had arrived in Madrid. Is
The Archduke Constantine has had a
narrow escape with his life. A boat in
which he was embarked was upset
Admiral Gaiitzin aud four seamen were
drowned. h 49,
The allied White Sea squadron was
last heard from in, the Gulf of Magskeia.
The Sultan has issued firman con.
firming Said Pasha in the government
of Egypt, with the title of Vizier.
A change in the Danish Ministry is
impending in consequence oftheimpor-
tuniiy of the English and French admi.
rails to make use Of Danish ports, fortho
ships of their fleets. q " .,. s.5
The taking ofAland is not confirmed
It may BIO true in fact but not in date.
Advices from Constan,inople to the
30,h Of July, have been received. Ad.
niral Hamelin, who is at Varna, had
ordered all the transports and the Turk.
ish feet from Constantinople. Gems.
Canrobert and Brown returned to Var
ia on the 9th. A naval division is
cruising off Anapa, the Crimea and Sc,
bastopol. The Fury entered Sebastopol
llarbor, and saw the Russian fleet at an,
Choir there. Various divisions of the
allies are on the marcn to Dustendj e.--
An English frigate. after combat with
private vessel at Samos, hung two Of
the crew.
The Russian rear guard was about
half way between Bucharest aud Busco
On the Sd the Turkish army had not en-
tered Bucharest. 1t is said that retro
grade movements are being made in
Moldavia. The departure Of Baron
Hess for the army is postponed. q
A Vienna paper says the Turks will
mot enter Bucharest, the Porte having a
agreed with the Austrian Envoy to thai
Reflect; also, that all the Turkish troops
shall be Withdrawn from the Danube on
The arrived ofthe Austrians. Cmer Pa
cha addressed proclamation, promis
ing that Wallachia shall not be made
the theatre Of military events.
The Russians had taken the fortress
( of Eocan. The Dutch expedition against
Berneo had succeeded. The corvette
Sumatra had been destroyed by fire in
the roadstead Of Kema. The crew was
saved. '' -..' - -'t
Gen. Concha had been re-appointed
Captain.G General ofCuba.
ltisreporled that an armed mob would
not allow the Queens mother to leave
Madrid without the payment of large
sum of money. Some Of the wealthy
inhabitants were leaving Barcelona fol-
Port Yendres, fearing insurrection ane
cholera. ,r~ y.-5 ,sgr.t
The payment ofs7oo, 900 on accoun
Of the last series Of exchequer bonds
operated to increase the temporary
pressure for loans in the stock exchange
but there was nothing to account for tht
increased demand out Of doors, beyond
the general activity Of business aud the
preparations ofthe various railway com
panies for the payment Of their divi
dends. 547 '3ti& 'l q KS
SPAIN. ~. -. ~
The most important feature in the
Spanish news, at least as regards this
country,is the re.appointment Of Dor
Jose do Ia Concha to the government o
Cuba. This may be taken as an ind
cation of the feeling that exists on the
part Of the United States. Esparterc
has taken upon himself the office o
Governor Of the Palace, the duties o.
which he will in all probability flint
more troublesome than the general adj
ministra,ion of the affairs of the king