The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1854-06-22
By Telegraph.
ARRIVAL or THE ARABIA.
New YoRk, June IA, 1854


Cotton advanced 18th. Flour advance,
xypensc wheat advancing. Corn firm
WAR NEws.--Omar Pacha after con
f.rence with the allied Generals marched
10000 men for Silistria
Austria has positively demanded Of Rus
j, The evacuation OF the principalitics
Greece has accepted the demand OF the
four powers.
The bombardment Of lIango is confirmed
Two English vessels gallantly cut out d
Russian bark under the fort
The increase in the bullion in the Bank
during the week was E227 900 sterling.
Political intelligence is devoid OF start
ling intelligence
Money continues tight. No appearance
of advance in rates. Weather fine. Pros.
meets for harvest, excellent. Manchester
markets improving.
LATEST INTELLIGENCE.
The Russians have admitted that Silistra
cannot be captured for fortnight at least
They had attempted to force the passage
of the Danube ut three different points, but
were repulsed.
The independence Of Georgia has been
unclaimed, and the banished Princess will
be recalled.
An effective blockade has been es,ab-
lished at Riga Bay.
By the convention recently concluded
Austria will occupy Albania, Monten gro
and Serya, should any disturbance arise.
Authentic advices per Athens, report the
defeat of an Egyptian corps with great loss
by The insurgents. In the rally they cap
turel 500 prisoners.
The Russian have been driven from Silis-
,ria four times with serious loss.
Eight thousand French troops have dis
embarked at Pera Fuse.
II has been decided by council of var
that the allied armies should 60 to Adrian
ople.
There has been coup de etat at Copen-
hagen. All the opposition papers, inc!ud.
ing five in the provinces, have been indicted.
The Zcar is still anxious to renew neeo-
,iations.
A change Of ministry favorable to the
allies has occurred in Greece.
The queen is reported as nearly demented
upon the subject. Austrias summons to
Russia are equivalent to an ultmatnm Of
war Pacha, Mar hal St Arnaud, and
Lord Raglan had reviewed the Turkish ar
nv. The Circnssians have rained another
important victory over the Russians. Cots
rhalkoff. Russian ambassador to Stuttgart,
has been recalled TO S, Petersburg with the
intention to send him TO Berlin aud Vienna.
The Ere nch division took possession Of
all the Greek vessels OF war in the harber
Of Pera II is reported that nearly 100 900
Russian were threatening Silstria Oper
atoms from the island to the Danube are
suspended on account of the height of the
river. The Russians have promised not to
fire on the hospital in the fortress of Sllis-
tra. Russian accounts say that the Turks
have evacuated Nicopols, Ourtakai aud
Sestowa.
4 private teegraphic despatch has just
been received from Vienna. 1t announces
that the members Of the Germanic confed-
Grafton had adhered TO the Austro-Prnsslan
League. The French and English govern
ments having giving full explanations TO
tha, OF Austria with respect to the joint ex-
petition which they have been obliged to
send 10 Greece the Cabinet Of Vienna re-
piled tina, i, conceded with the views taken
Of the affairs by the two governments, that
II bancs the conduct OF King Otho ahd
his advisers, and that it fully approves OF
the measures adopted to bring that SoVe-
reign 10 reason.
4 letter from Bucharest of the 18th IN
the Swabian Mercury says that the Cover
nor General Baron Debugbury, has comrnu-
nica,ea II the Poynrds an order received
from the Emperor Of Russia, which directs
tina. Lesser Walachia shall be again occu-
pied and not only Siistria is TO be taken
but Likewise Lur,akai aud Rutschuck on the
frontier OF Montenegro.
Fifteen thousand troops are cncamped, and
n considerable camp is To be established III
Albania
Nv the last accounts from the Black Sea
fl ri. il was still off Sebastopoi. For sever
nj DAYS there had been heavy fog. They
had to keep up constant noises to prevent
their running loul Of each other.
The cable which has been put across the
month of S,bastopol is described as consist
in, of n number OF chain cables twisted to-
pether. and secured on each side by strong
masonry, and is hove taut by capstans -
From its being formed OF separate chains, il
would be sufficiently strong to keep out
steamer going at full Roadway.
Letters from Belgrade and Modem state
that Austrian troops descend to the Danube
every dav. On the frontiers OF Waiiachia
n considerable concentration OF force Is
in opcration in Hungary and Transylva-
mia. =,
AT Constantinople on the Odd the auxill-
ary troops demanded from the Porte 3d.
600 pack horses and 10000 teams OF oxen
for the march from Gallipoli to Adr'ano-
pie. -, ~.
A despatch from Stuttgart says with the
execution of Moscow the troops have been
withdrawn from all the German towns
The enthusiasm in favor OF the war s'gnaily
subsiding.
The news of the bombardment ofOdessa
b, the combined fleets reached Alieppo on
the ith of May, and was received WIN
great enthusiasm. At the same time that
the cannon OF the fortresses celebrated TINS
event, placards were placed on the doors
Of the khans, and the public crler spreao
the news throughout the Louvre.
PARIS, Thursday The news OF the coup
de c,at in Denmark is looked upon as
matter Of exceeding gravity, as it is thought
probable that England will be iorcea y
treat His Majesty of Denmark similar 70
that which France has treated King ONO
PHILADELPHIA, June IS.
Judge Conrad was inangurated TINS morn
ing amid the firing of cannon and o'her ae,
mons,ra,ions. In his speech his saii ne