The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1854-06-07
ARRIVAL OF THE ASIA.

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The steamer Asia arrived with dates to
MAY 90, one week later. She reports that
the Arctic struck Tuscan rock and put back
to Liverpool.
The latest from the seat Of War. Paris
Thursday evening'-It is rumored that a
telegraph dispatch has been received, an
nouncing the bombardment Of Rivel. No
particulars, and considered unreliable.
LIvERPooL-Flour demand good, prices
advanced 2s Cd. Western Canal Ais. Ohio
ASS Wheat all qualities considerably sdvan-
ced, white 13s, red l2 4d. Corn, demand
good. prices advanced, 2s, yellow Ais Cd,
white 32s Cd. Lard all qualities have i'm
proved most IS. Pork active, Bacon do.
There are rumors Of bombardment Of
Revel but unreliable.
The Cologne Gazette says the Emperor
has had relapse of his illness.
The inhabitants of St. Petersburgh are
obliged to find quarters for troops. There
are about twenty thousand Cossack troops in
the environs and city proper.
l. is stated that the Russian Government
has insured the Greeks Of its intended assis-
tauce and co operation.
The plan of the campaignis toinyade Rus
sia proper.
The Turks have gained two complete vic
tories on the Danube.
Austria's position is decidedly hostile to
Russia, and she has called cut 100000 men
to defend the frontiers.
Prince Pashiewitch has changed the
front of war to the banks of the Sereth and
Dniester.
Ii is reported at Vienna that the confer
ence is to be renewed on the basis of the
Austrian, Russian and Anglo-French allan
ces.
The Russian feet left Helsingfors to join
the Cronstadt feet.
Napier is 25 miles distant prepared to in
tercept them.
The Turkish feet had entered the Black
Sea for the purpose of destroying the Rus
sian posts on the Circassian coast.
The Spanish difficulty with the United
States is attracting much attention.
Mr.. Soule sends special messenger on
the steamer Asia.
--latest by telegraph to the London Times
of Saturday, from Vienna 10Th, states that
the government messenger had reached
Galatz, May I1th, with reliable intelligence
that Sebastopol has been bombarded for four
days.
BUKAREsr, May l4.-The English steam
er Tiger went ashore near Odessa, and was
taken by the Russians. Two other s:eac.ers
went to her assistance and bombarded the
Russian works, out with little effect.
PARIS, Friday evening Three per cents
closed at 68, 10, four and halls 84,1O.
Cardinal Lambraschmi died at Rome on
the 18th.
Intelligence from the Falkland Islands
states that the U. S, corvette Germantown
had demanded from Her British Majesty's
brig Express, some prisoners, who were
detained for trespasing on the British fish
ing ground. The Capt. of the Express re-
fused, when the Capt. of the Germantown
wrote an imperious demand for them threat
ening that il not complied with he would
fire into the Express; he beat to quarters and
ran his guns out The Capt. Of the Express
however maintained his position, and de-
livered up the prisoners to the civil author
tiles, by whom they were fued. The affair
is said to have occasioned some acnd cor
Irespondence between the U. States and
British authorities, which have been for
warded to the respective Governments.
Letters from St. Petersburg dated May
9th, says British feet was seen within
25 miles of Cronstradt, and had captured
a number of gun boats.
Spain is about to send additional troops TO-
Cuba.