Daily national era. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1854, 1854-07-24
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.4,riual of the Pacifc-Four Days Later
From Europe.
New YORK, July "a The u S. mail steam
ship Pacific has arrived, with four days later
intelligence from Europe. Her dates arc to
Liverpool, July IL
The Liverpool cotton market was firm, and
indicated a slight advance. Sales of cotton
since the sailing Of the Niagara 10000 bales.
The Liverpool -four and wheat market was
dull, and both had declined. Flour had de-
clined one shilling; wheat from three pence to
Fix pence.
The Liverpool corn market was active, and
had advanced six pence.
The provision market shows no new feature.
The London money market was active, but
consos had declined, closing at go, owing to
the tightness of money, and rhe more compli-
Gated state Of the Eastern question.
Trade in Manchester was quiet.
From the Seat of War.-No information has
yet been received Of important battles.
II is reported that the Turks had crossed the
Danube in considerable force, and an action
occurred July 5th between the Russians and
Turks, at Guirgoro in which 100 Russians
were killed and 300 wounded.
1t is reported that the Russians were con-
centratipg an army of 300 600 men against
Austria.
The Danish fleet had put to sea.
IL is reported that the Car of Russia was
concentrating an army Of 300 600 men in Mol
dsyia, egainst Austria, and that already 80 600
Russians had advanced from Odessa, on the
Black Sea, to tho river Pruth.
IL is stated that on the S.h inst the Turks,
after long struggle, got possession of the
islands Of Mokan and Orneka, in the Danube,
and subsequently Of Guirgevo, north of the
Danube, 10 Wallaohia, and that the Russians
we're wholly defeated.
Prince Gortschakof was forming camp OF
80 600 men, between Bucharest and the Dam
ubc, in the Wallachian territory.
[tf the above statement be correct, the Rus
slams have not entirely evacuated the Princi-
pslities
From the Baltic--Sir Charles Napier, who,
it was stated, was intending to lombard Cron-
stads June 30sh, and, after the 30th, was rep
resented "a having exchanged shots with the
Russians, but done no damage, has, il is now
reported withdrawn bis fleet from before Cron-
stadt; that the fleet was at anchor in Baro
Sound, and that no engagement had taken
place at Cronstadt.
Ga the contrary. it is rumored that the COM
bined feet had attacked Cronstadt on the 30sh.
This rumor is not credited, because the inform
alton above was received later.
The Danish feet had put to sea.
An armed Russian yacht had been captured
of Cronstadt by an English feet.
As,a.--It is stated that the Russians were
occupying all tho Persian posts on the Caspian
sea and that Persia had declared her deter
mination to resist all such aggrcssions on the
part of Russia
An engagement had taken place between
the Russians and the Bash Boyookes, in Asia,
the latter losing about 1000 men. This is
probably the engagement reported by the last
steamer as having taken place at Kutois, in
Georgia
General Sacken had been appointed by tho
Car, Governor Of Caucasus.
Austria, Russia, and the Priae'pdtit'es--Ih
reports of the evacuation Of the Principalites
BY Russia are contradictory - the prevailing
impression being that Russia had not yet de-
termined to eyacuate. The Daily NeDs says:
aWith the Austrians in Wallachia, 1t ia less
likely than ever that Russia should withdraw
beyond the Pruth,n and asks, "Why should she
fiy before the face Of 80 old an ally and 10 pc
culiar friend ms Francis Joeeph?p
Strong suspcions are entertained of Austria's
good faith towards the allies, and the feeling
is deep eeatcd that the occupation Of Wallachia
by the Austrians BODIES no good TO either Tur-
key, her allies or the Principalities.
The people Of Wallachia are represented as