Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1854-07-06
ARRIVAL THE ATLANTIC.
New York, June 26-S P. M.

The Atlantic brings Liverpool dates TO the 3th
BTeadstuffs-the weather being more favorable
prices exhibited downward tendency. Flour
market on Tuesday was duii; nomInally 3ss a
3ss. Cd for western, sos 6d,a 40s. for Ohio Wheat
and corn easier
The Austrian and Prussian conference is con.
sidered favorable TO the Western powers
1t is reported that on the Sth the Turks in Silis
tria made sally. The confidence of the Russians
was vlsibly declining.
Russian reports say that the commander of Sill
istria has been killed by cannon ball.
Letters from Crakajova to the LIST, report the
loss of Russians on the 30th OF May, as 1890 kill
ed and 100 wonnded-500 horses taken and as
many killed They also lost 1000 muskets and
pieces of cannon and lis prisoners. On the
goth June % transport, had reached Varna with
allied troors on board The Turks We're TO make
a movement to relieve Silistria, on the Sth
Copenhagen, Wednesday-the correspondent
telegraphs report that some English vessels at a
port in Finland demanded the gun boats; they
were refused and they took and destroyed the
gun boats and other property TO the amount o1
100000 silver roubles
The whole of the English light division is al
Varna
The French divisions were daily expected to
come al Constantnople. A great part OF the COM
bned fleets left Sebastopo 20 transport troops
The Russian embassy is 20 leave Athens.
The Dragon corps have been ordered to ad-
vance by forced marches to Moldavia.
From the Black Sea we learn that detach.
ment of the combined squadrons captured the
redoubts Kali and Pail, with the arms and am
muntion.
Sistria has repulsed four different attacks
made by the Russians commanded by the Grand
Duke Constantine, their numbers estimated at
500 O00 men
Russia medtates attack or Austria
II &C. tal 49, L..
against Russia, and has recalled her minister from
St Petersburg.
The removal o. the head quarters of Paskiwitch
20 Jassey is confirmed.
Admiral Napier was before Swiborg on the
9th, with IA ships; the French fleet were seen on
the 4th off Warnedand steering northward.
The Turks have again returned from Lesser
Wai!achia 10 concentrate at Kaaat The Gazette
officially announces the official blockade of the
Danube by the combined squadrons.
The English Crystal Palace was opened with
great pomp on the 10Th.
despatch, dated Hong Kong, 22d April, says
that it believed Pekin would fall in a few
days. The position OF the Emperor very
critical
The English and French squadrons on this
station were preparing to attack the Russian
fleet.
At the moment of the Atlantics departure, a
rumor was current that the Russians had made
an attack upon Sistria; that the powder maya
zine was blown up and many thousands killed
The rumor was not generally credited
Lord John Russell had accepted the Presidency
of the English Council A new Secretary of
State for the War Department was to be crea-
ted.
Displeasure was felt in Paris at the conduct of
Prince Napoleon. He lived in constant commu-
nication with the refugees
1t IS stated that there is every prospect of his
soon being recalled, if he does not repair TO the
camp with his division
Schlamy is within s hours march of Kali at
the head of $4,000 men,