Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1854-08-24
The Eastern War.
Arrival Of ET5, the Steamer
VI VA EaDNs

; The steamer Union arrived from
Liverpool, bringing dates of the I'd
Flour advanced Is Cd. Corn ad
vanced IS Cd. Hollingshead report.
the Battles news as having fayora
bic effect on the cotton market
Prices sitter, and quotations un
changed.
SpATS-Espartero has entered
Madrid with enthusiastic accIama
ton. Tranquility has been restor
ed.
The retreat of tie Russian arm,
from Bucharest has been announced
and it is falling back on the Sereth
An expedition to Crimea has been
resolyedlupon.
I Nothing new from the Baltic
The rum0red capture Of the Aland,
With great loss OF life, has not been
coniirGtd.
MADRID, July 2Si-A decree of
the Junta stl9presses the Royal
Council, another calls into force the
Press Law of 81. The Junia has
abrosaled the prohibition law on The
circulation of foreign journals =
Another decree orders the arrest
and trial of some Of tile ex-ninis-
ters, AMI also Genera! Yanta, the
ex-Governer Of Madrid.
Some OF the ministers are said to
be concealed in hotel.
Queen Chrisliana has not left
Madrid.
The generals who commanded
tie troops in the late struggle have
the choice OF retiring to fixed resi-
denccs or leaving the country. aud
an order exiting the infant Donu-
que has been revoked.
O'Donncl was ut Cortlova on tile
18th, Ell route for Madrid, al the
invitation Of Espartern.
BUCHAREST, July 293The Rus
sian army evacuated their position
at K aIogere,i.
The vanguard at SIleleva, with
artillery and baggage, were march
ing TO The SerelIl
Al Manchester, Oh the Isl, a reso-
luton was offered in favor OF the to-
lal anu immediate emancipation OF
slaves and slave trade, drprecating
the acquisition Of Cuba by the Uni
Ted States, and urging emancipation
lherd as the best means of lrustra-
ting the same. The notorious
George Thompson was prominent
speaker
A despatch from Vienna states
that the Russians were totally de-
feated at Slobodkie by The Turks,
but it is contratlicied.
Thirty thousand Oltomans cross
ed the Danube al OItlniiza.
The di, ision OF Plince Napoleon
will probably be th e first TO enter
WallachIa.
Everything showed an intention
of making an attack on Bucharest
There has been u granl council i
Of war hell betRycen the allied gen
erals III Vienna on tie 18Th uitimo.
The allied fleets remain at Balt>-
chuck. Great operations are evi-
IDENTITY ON tlie exc Of taking pIacc.-
A number Of transports from Con-
stanlinople are working night aud
day, taking water, pro. isions, stores,
Sc SIlestrla is pToysioned lor
Three months.
Important news is hourly expect
ed from the Baltic.
A di.palclrlron, Stockholm states
hat heavy cannonadihg was heard
u the direction of Bpulars. Tbs
Rear Admiral is watching IEelsing-
ord-the French troops Alalnndis-
aud.
A letter from Constaniinople re-
lllirms the expedition 10 Crimea as a
positively decided on, 10 be com t
IA uded b. 81. Armand, with % :
100 men. i
Queen Chrisliaua was allowed to :
cave Spain without hiudrancc; if !
he hesitales she is TO be removed
y force.
The Danish Government has pro- a
lalmed IN favor Of an entire ln..n = \
lchy. Il
a Republican demonstration .
'ok place at Paris on the a9Ih, Q
'hen large number ol persons t
isrted the Column of July. Sevc- B
al persons wearing pink ribbof in Il
lelr button holes were arrested. e.
Arrival nP tho A,,oa;