Daily evening star. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1852-1854, 1854-08-01
STILL LATER FROM EUROPE.
Arrival of steamer Niagara
IMPORTANT FROM THE CONTINENT.
SUCCESSES OF THE INSURGENTS. &
The MARKETS, sc


By tie arrival Of the Cuua d aJeamer Ma
CARA at Halifax, we have Liverpool dates t,
the 2Sd inst, being four days later than tn,
advices received by the Alps. ..-....
The Cotton Market is sitter without an
change in prices. 81 r... ---~
Corsols had improved-cIosing at 92l
The market for breadstuffs is dull and prizes
irregular, there being quite panic. Flos
has declined to the extent of 3s 4s Cd pc
barrel. The quotations are: Wsstern Cana
2ss Cd 2ss Cd; Philadelphia, Baltimore ane
Canada 30s Dos Sd; Ohio 3ls. Wheat ha
ccls:JerAoiy declined: White % I'd q as 3t
per quarter; red So 81 3 o. Cd. Corn, whit,
and yellow, 32s a 32s Cd.
The Niagara brings but little new relative
to the progress of the war.
Austria's conduct continued more doubtful
and Ia regarded with great suspicion by Eng
land and France. .. ..-.
The Spanish insurrecion was spreading
rapidly under Esparterc.
The correspondent of the London Mornin.
Chronicle makes the following important com.
munication: -. .sI.t
"Ths Cabinets Of Vienna and Berlin have
communicated TO the English and Freacl
governments the impression prsdleed upol
them by the answer Of the Austria to evacUa:e
the princiPalities.
1.-The German powers now announce that il
their opinion the propositions contained IL
Russia 9 answer, if not altogether satisfactory
fall 70 hos for I'm no,
regulations, and they propose that the rragu,
shall be fixed upon as the seat for further con.
ferences. 49,
"lhey moreover express the opinion that j.
will not be possible 10 call upon Russia t.
evacuate the PTincipal;ties, unless it he ut thu
same time clearly understood that The allied
powers shall stop their movements in advance
La other words, Austria has fallen back int
an alliance with Russia.
"All the Aastriau reserves are to be calle
out and placed on war footing"
ENGLAND.
In the House of Lords the Earl of Harring.
ton asked1he Ministers whether they had au
,hOrized Lord Westmoreiand to state to the
Cabinet Of Vienna, that the Polish subjects o!
Russia would not be allowed to enter the Eng
lish army, CO to follow the standard of III,
allies
The Earl of Aberdeen replied that no in
s.I uctions lad been given.
The Earl Of Aberdccn then brought forward
the following message from the Queen:
" Her Majesty deeming 1t expedient to pro
vide for any additional expenses which ma,
arise in consequence of the war in which he,
majesty il en- Gagged against the Emperor OF
Russia. offensive and defensive, d, ais of tn,
House Of Lords its occurrence IN such meas
ures IS may be necessary for making proyisio,
accordingly -.0.
The message was to be taken into considers.
ton on Monday. .-.H'.t -" -l
SPAIN.
Advices received ut Paris from Madrid tc
the 18th, state tiat the Insurgents were ma .
tors Of that city. During the night the trool
engaged acted vigorously against the bair..
cades, for the most part Unsaccessfully.
The latest from Nsdrid il to the 18th. The
Gazette publishes list Of new Ministers
General CsyajI has been appointed commander
OF cavalry. The insurgents were masters a
Madrid. The troops engaged against the bar
ricades were fighting in several parts Of thu
capital when the despatch left. lEf
A battle bad been fought between Gerers
O'Donnell and General Blager, in which the
latter wss defeated and taken priscnsr.
The populace had attacked the palace q
Queen Christiana, at Salamanq1s Granada
The wl.ie of Cataionia had risen, and y G
Capitals General leads the revolutionists, nh,
were fighting at several points. go,