Daily evening star. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1852-1854, 1854-08-09
S xrival Of tho Arabia.
THREE DAYS LATER.
WARLIKE REPLY OF THE OF AR.
THE MARKETS, Se

The Cunard mail steamer Arabia arrived at
New York last evening. bringing dates from
Liverpool to the 10Th Of July.
The POLITICAL and commercial news is not of
an important character.
There has been no fighting since the last ad-
vices. .t..- ~. -
Cotton was steady and unchanged go
Brsadstufs continue to .droop-prioes auc.
tuating according to the reports relative to the
drops. 7-'
Transactions In American securities small,
| and prices unchanged
Consols closed at 9?i.
The bullion in the Bank of England had
decreased ESQ, 900.
The news from the seat of war Is very brief.
| The London Times says that it is evident the
Car will not abate his pretentiors. His re
ply to Austria's final summons has not yet
| been published, but it is known to be naughty
and unfavorable. The Austrian Government
says in the meantime, in general terms, that
Austria will not disappoins the hopes Of Eu-
rope.
| Prussia shows daily less and less appear
ance of siding with the Western Powers Mech
lenberg was the only State of the German
bund not voting unanimously to adopt the
Austro Prussian alliance.
Prince Gortschakoff, owing to the Turkish
movements, is withdrawing his centre on
Bucharest, aud his wings upon the Sereth line
| The Gear approves of Gortschakoff's plan Of
the campaign, and orders him to continue of
fensive operations.
Omar Pacha has proclaimed an amnesty TO
the Wallachians.
From the Baltic we have nothing new. A
| small Russian war steamer, the Walga, was
captured by the English squadron in the
White Sea.
The Russian feet is reported to have left
sevastopol, consequently the allied feet left
Baltsohuok Bay on the 11th.
| THE SPANISH REVOLUTION.
The Spanish insurrection remains triumph
| ant and the position of affairs was unchanged.
| The fighting was over, and all the country for
the moment quiet, awaiting Espartero's ar
| rival at Madrid.
Christina was still concealed, and Isabella
keeps close in the Palace. Salamonica had
France and England favor q ministry under
Espartero. but disapprove Of Regency.
MADRID, July 22.-The city is quiet, but the
citizens are still uIder arms, and continue to
| built barricades.
The troops retain their positions at Reativo,
and around the palace.
The junta of sa: ETY. ard defense have decreed
the re organization Of the National Guard.
The ex- ministers continue to hold Office until
the arrival of Espartero
NJ Pozos, sub-director Of the secret police
was seized and shot by the people.
| No news had been received Of General
iO'Donnell. It was said that he had met Espar-
tero and would eater the capital with him.
i ENGLAND
In the British Parliament Lord Dudley
Stuart's motion of want Of confidence in Lord
Aberdeen's ministry was negatived.
On the notice book of the House of Commons
is notice of motion to inquire if it be true
that the United States have gained the conces-
sion of certain mercantile privileges with re
spect to the Baltic Sound dues, and if So
Il whether steps have been taken to acquire the
same privilege for British shipping
| One hundred picked men of the London
police are to be Immediately sent to the army
in Turkey to act under the order Of tho Pro.
vost Marshal.
| THE VERY LATEST ADVICES
The Emperor Of Russia is stated to have said
to the Austrian representative -" Toll you,
master if he wishes war he shall have it, but
probably neither he nor will see the end Of
it,
Another account says that Russia has asked
for an armisIice, aud that at a recent cabine,
council at Vienna, Austria and Prussia deci
ded that Russia must first leave the Principal.
tiles before the Cars proposal can be consid.
cred r-'5
Neutral ships may now leave any of the
Russian blockaded ports.
! AdVices from Baro Sound to the 18th state
that there was three ships there, and eigh,
cruising between Hellingfors and Const radt-
the remainder were near Aland Isles Nc
cholera reported in the feet
| The Danish government refuses to allow the
esta blishment OF a cholera lazzaretto for the
allied forces. ~
Consta ntinople letters state that the Austrian
internuncio expressed himself very strongly
at Omar Pasha's presumption in crossing the
Danube after it had been agreed that the
Principalities should be occupied by Austria.
French transport, with two millioos or
board for the use of the Army in Turkey
came in collision with steamer off Malaga
and sunk with the treasure.