The national era. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1847-1860, 1854-08-03
THREE DAYS LATER FROM EUROPE.

New YoRK, July 27-The royal mail
steamer Africa arrived this morning at 10
o'clock, with three days later intelligence from
all parts of Europe. Her dates from Liver
pool are to July Is.
The commercial advices by this arrival are
importGnt. Cotton and breadstuffs have both
declined.
The Liverpool cotton market was dull, and
cotton had declined ore-eighth; sales during
the week, 40 600 bales Fair Uplands, 61l;
fair Orleans, ga 616 sales on Friday, 5000
bales.
The Liverpool flour market had also de-
clined. Philadelphia and Baltimore we quote
ct GAS. 3D.. Western at 33s. 3D., and closing
dull
No change had taken place in the prices of
wheat. Mixed American we quote ct los. 81.
The Liverpool corn market was active, and
prices steady-white is quoted at 33S. Cd, yell
low at GAS. Sd.
The Liverpool provision market was dull
beef unchanged. Lard steady at 52s. 53s.
The London money market was active Con-
soils had declined to 913<.
From The Seat Of Wdr-It is stated that
Austria has summoned Russia to evacuate the
Principalities within month, and will occupy
Wallaohia without waiting for an answer.
| The Turks had captured the Isle of RamS-
dan, after battle Of twelve hours. During
the battle, the Russians set Gre to several YES
sells.
| At the latest advices from Omer Pasha's
camp, $4,000 Anglo French troops had joined
| Omer Pasha at Rutsohuk
! The Turks had crossed the Danube at Olte-
nitza.
1t is rumored that tie whole of Germany
would shortly join in the Austro- Prussian
treaty.
The capture of the fortress Of Guergero by
the Turks had been confirmed.
The number Of Turks that crossed the Dan
ube on the 9Th were 10000. They were OBJ
stinately opposed by the Russians, but the lat
tee were entirely defeated, with loss CT 900
killed and wounded.
The allied fleets were last seen directly op-
posite Sebastopol, and numbered ffsy-eight
sail.
One hundred and fifty wagons with wound
ed soldiers, had arrived at Bucharest among
the wounded were eighty officers.
Accounts from Pennsylvania state that Aus
trians and Russians were concentrating their
forces on the respective frontiers, and that $50
carts laden with wounded Russians, had ar
rived at Jassy.
Converts on the frontier of Poland were
being despoiled by the Russians.
letter from st. Petersburg gives gloomy
pictures of the situation of the working
CLASSES
Omor Pasha had arrived at Silistria.
Tho peninsula Of Dctrudschs, between the
Danube and the Black Sea, had not yet been
evacuated.
rhe Anglo French forces encamped near
Varra were ready to enter the campaign.
| A pitched battle between the Anglo French
forces and Russians, at Rutschuk, was daily
anticipated
| The Russians had completely cleared the
TransylvaDia frontier.
From the BGhic.-A despatch from Berlin
states that Rapier's feet had been joined by
Admiral Corry's feet in Barro Sound.
| 1t is stated that the cholera was very fatal
| to the Baltic feet.
| Napoleon hSd reviewed the troops destined
for the Baltic at Bologne. He addressed them
in brief pointed, and energetic speech. It is
stated that they will positively embark on the
goth Of July.
Spain-The rebels under Gen. O'Donnel
are near Almsgry. The small republican ris-
| ing near Valencia had been put down.
! The latest dispatches from Spain state that
the insurgents had determined to carry on
| protraoted guerrilla war
IHd5G.--The Iadia overland mail, with Gal
cutta dates to June 1st had arrived. Trade in
India dull There was no mail from China by
| bnl5 ARRIVAL.
| Miscellaneous cholera continued TO an
alarming extent at st. Petersburgh and Cron-
stads On the list of July there were $50 cases
in the former city.
| Cholera, in its worst form, had broken out
on board the Australian emigrant ship Diargo.
Such were the awful ravages of the disease,
that the ship put back immediately to Liver
pool. Fifty persons had already died.
Tie American ship David Hsdley, with over
four hundred emigrants on board, had put
back IN leaky condition.
| Ia Marseilles France, cholera had made
terrible havoc---10s persons having died In
one day of that disease.
1t is rumored that the French army had re-
ceived check in Africa.
Piracy in the Greek waters was on the in
crease.
An English steamer had burnt several of the
Sauriot vessels.
Doniciliary searches at Athens were very
! frequent.
| Baring's Circular states that moderate busi-
ness is doing In American stocks, and quotes
Maryland fyee at go to 90; Pennsylvania
figes, inscription, at n to 10; ex-dvidend Penn
sylEania Central Railroad at 90 TO 90.
CHOLERA AND TEEroTALIsm.--E C. Della
vax. 49, $500 49, nrnokla rkakaa that