The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1854-05-17
Arrival of the Canada.
HA1rFAx. Nav 10.

The Canada arrived from Liverpool, Sat
urday, April 29th. a. this por, at Z O'Clock
this morning, with ESQ passengers.
No intelligence from the City Of Glas
gov.
The steamship Atlantic arrived at Liver
pool on Friday the cath,
News frem lhe seat Of war INDICATE in
creased yigor on the part of the us.
Twenty thousand French and eight thcu-
sand English troops had landed at Cali
pole.
No event of importance had occurred al
LoDgamoy.
An engagement had taken place near
Kaafat. without decisive results.
1t was reported that the Russians had
been defeated at tPattschernaroda.
Sir Charles Napier was at Stockholm on
the eth of April. His fleet was about liftv
miles off.
The allied fleets in tee Black Sea are at
Auderoff.
ODEscA. April a6--The Russian forces
was withdrawn.
BREADsrUFrs.-Den d. Co., quote
dull market for all kinds, and prices lower
and tendency downward; decline on flour
during week 6d@1S; wheat Sd; corn ig2s;
western canal 27s@38s Sd; Baltimore and
Philadelphia 37s 6d@38s 6d@39s; white
wheat lis 6d@12s Sd; red and mixed los
I 1od@11s Cd; white corn 39s@40s@41s;
yellow 40s.
Provisions Gardiner d &c. quote limit
ed business in beef at unchanged prices
Pork firm at previous rates; large transpor-
tations of bacon at lower prices, and holders
demanding further advance. Lard lower;
sales at sis 6dG 52s on the spot 53s to ar
rive.
FRoM THE SEAT OF WAR.--The exploit of
the Fury, which occurred on the llth ult,,
is recorded by the English papers as bril-
liant feat. The steamer Fury, of six guns,
steamed under Austrian colors within three
miles of the enterance to Sebastopo, where
she saw two merchantmen. two briggs, two
frigates, and steamer leaving the harbor
The Fury dashed in and seized one Of the
merchant ships and towed her off. The
Russians gave chase, and the Fury was fl
nally obliged to cut the prize drift, but
not until one of the frigates and a steamer
came within range and exchanged shots
The Fury after four hours chase, succeed
ed in eludipg the Russians, and carried off
the merchant ships crew as prisoners, who
gave important information respecting the
strength cf Sebastopol.
A Russian war steamer accomplished the !
bold achievement of running from the Ar
chpeago, through the Dardaneles, the sea
of Marmora, andthe Bospharus, and reach
ed the Black sea, passing all the iortifca
tions and batteries ia safety. !
The steamer was supposed to be Rus
ssian despatch boat She carried British |.
colors and boldly steamed through the Oar I
daneIes and the Bosphorus,
The dates from CWcassa are the .st of
April. The agents o(Schamyl among the
tribes Of the Caucasus are indefatigable, and .
coupled with the presence of the English .
and The French fleets III the Black sea,
the consequent abandonment OF the /
Russian posts on the Caucasian coasts, and
the cutting of Of the Russians supplies via
Redoukale, has made a leep impression on
the mountaineers, and it was expected that
SchamyI would be largely reinforced.
BATTLE AT KALAFAr.--On the 26.h Of A
pril sharp combat took place before Kal-
at Twenty squadrons Of Russians with
six guns, where making a reconnaissance
e the Turkish lines when the Turks sall-
d out with two regiments Of regulars, some
bavonets and cannon After a fierce COM
bat Of three hours, they obliged the Russ-
ans to retreat, with loss OF 500 men.
Olner Pacha, at last accounts, was at
shumla. concentrating his forces for defen-
siye measures.
The Russians were fortifying themselves
in the Dobrudscha, where they have 80,
coo men.
1t was reported that the evacuation of
Lesser Wallachia by the Russians was de-
signed to gain the favor of Austria.
The Russians were retreatmg towards
Bucharest, indicating change in the plans
of Russia.
The Sultan has offered command to Alb
del Kader.
The expulsion of Greeks from Turkey
continues.
OPERATIONS ON THE BALr1c.--Admiral
Napier has divided his feet into three di-
visions, The Grst has gone in the direction
Of Lavinia; the second is oH Riga; and the
third is at the enlerance Of the Gulf of Fin
land, near Sweaborg, where the Russian
feet is keeping close.
From THE BLACK SEA.--Several steamers
we're seen off Odessa on the slst, which
gave rise to the report OF that city having
been attacted by the allied feet.
PRUSSIA. Baron Manteufftl stated in
speech to the chambers, in definite terms,
that Prussia maintains accord both with
Austria and the western powers.
The resignation of Chevalier Bunser, as
minister to London was accepted. He is to
be succeeded by Count Bernstein, man
thoroughly Russian in his predictions
GREECE. is reported that the Gulf Of
Corinth is guarded by French ships of war,
and that all communication is stopped be-
tween the continent and the Peloponessus.
The whole Southern ThessaIy is reported to
be in arms, and the Turks are said to have
been defeated at Wezzoro.
lxp1A.---The report is confirmed that
Dost Mohammed seeks an alliance with
England.
A revolution is reported at Ava, the prince
having poisoned his brother, and seized up
on the throne
CHrNA.--Affalrs are reporte to be quiet
at Shanghai, but skirmishes are continued
between the insurgents and the imperial
troops.
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