Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1854-07-07
Arrival Of thc Europa. Produce
Advanced Slightly.


Sales 44,S40 bales
Flour advanced Is. Wheat I'd. Corn
dull at previous prices Lard nominal al
44c. Talow less active. Butter and Cheese
in request
Accounts from Vienna state that it is not
doubted that Russia had rejected the Aus
trian summons.
The conference between the Emperor
and the King Of Russia has resulted salts
factorily to the Allied Powers.
Prussia will send an envoy to ST. Peters
burgh TO support the summons already dis
patched thither by Austria.
Silslria still holds out. No important
battle has been fought on the Danube.
The Russians have retired upon Jassy.
1t has been decided that 10000 men
shall go 10 yarna and 10000 to sevasto-
pool,
The report that the Turkish Comman-
der at SilisIria had been killed is untrue.
The English foaces are encamping at
Devena.
No further engagements have taken
place either in the Baltic or the Black Sea.
The allied fleets in the Baltic were be-
fore Syeaborg.
Immense preparations were making by
the Turkish Commander for the relief Of
Silistria.
The Russians in Lesser WAllachia are
subjected 10 pillage.
The Russians are collecting forces in
Findland, apparently to threaten Sweden
and Norway.
Great fears respecting the crops were ex
cited in France, BY the continued rains
An advance in the price of Flour, Wheat,
and the funds, has been caused thereby.
The English transport ship Europa had
been burnt at Seavick with loss Of twenty
lives.
Much excitement prevails at Berlin, that
the Russians had changed their headquar-
ters to Jassy.
The Steamship Franklin arrived out on
the 18th.
The Emperor Of Austria publicly stated
that he would declare war against Russia
unless she vacated the Principalities.
The siege of Silstria held out at our la
test accounts to the l4th Of June. From
Nav 26 TO the 30th six attempts to storm
were made but all repulsed, with prodi-
gious loss through the nights of 2sth and
30th. The Turks mades sorties and COM
mitted fearful carnage Of the beseigers.
The Black Sea fleet are still engaged in
the conveyance of the Anglo French troops
to Varna but the transfers appear to pro-
gress slowly.
ExeLAND.-Lrd John Russell has been
unanimously elected to his seat as member
of Parliament for London.
During the debate in Parliament, recent
ly, the subject Of granting political freedom
to Canada and American Colonies was
strongly advocated by Lord Elienborough
and Others
FRANcE-The Paris Monitew says the
question between France and the United
States, arising out of the arrest Of M. Dillon,
the French Cousul at San Francisco, is set
tied for the compensation given.
Dispatch dated Gottland, Sunday, 1lth,
says that both French and English fleets
were at Borgo, 90 miles from Sveaborg,
and II was expected they would attack the
latter place soon after The 18th.
GREEcE.-The Paris Moniteur, under
date Of Athens. June 9th, states that intel.
ligence from the disturbed Provinces, and
from the frontiers, continued satisfactory.
The defeat OF the insurgents chief, in
Macedonia. had been confirmed.
Reschd Pacha has temporarily retired
from the Ministry of Foreign Affairs, and
his place will be flled'by Sheik Effendi
Rescha. His retirement is nominal, on ac-
count of sickness and domestic affairs.
BERLIN, Friday The Austrian and Pc.
ruvian joint note, in reply to the condition
was dispatched to-day.
ers destroyed the shipping, dockage, &c,
at Brakstadt, in the northeast Gulf Both
MIA. doing 3o5,oo0 rubles damage.
The steamers captured several vessels
at Syeaborg. The loss of life by the burn
ing of the transport Europa was Col.
Moore, DR.. Kelley. surgeons. IL privates
and one woman.
Prince Paskiewitch was severely woun-
ded by Turkish bullet. He was removed
to Jassy, and Gortschakof has temporarily
taken command.
A rumor prevailed that the Emperor o
Austria had said publicly, to the Duke o
Gotha:
II give you my word of honor that If tht
Emperor Of Russia does not evacuate the
Principalities L will declare war agains
him."
He is also reported to have given the
Duke permission to repeat the remark. -
This seems very unlikely to be true.
From Sweden we are informed that ev
cry Military and naval preparation is being
made and general opinion is expressed thai
declarat j Of War by Sweden against
Russia may shortly be looked for.
POLAND Meetings are being held il
England for the purpose of petitioning Par
lament that direct assistance be afforded tC
the Polish nation. for the purpose OF re-es
tablishing its national eIistance and that tho
present war shall not be terminated without
having for one of its objects the securit,
that Poland shall be reconstructed an inde
pendent nation. A mass meeting was call
ed for the 2sth ult at Sheffield, for the abov,
purpose, and a general attendance Of th,
Polish exiles and sympathisers was had
The meeting was addressed by KossUrr
and other popular orators.
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