Weekly national intelligencer. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1841-1869, 1854-07-22


The American steamer Franklin, from Cowes,
went ashore on Long Island Beach on Monday
night Her mails and passengers were safely land
ed, and it was supposed that the ship would be got
off without much damage
The dates received from London by this arrival
are to the 9Th Instant The London corn market
was two shilngs lower, and American -four from
one to two shillings lower. The Liverpool cotton
market was unchanged and the corn market dull
Consols 93!
THE EASTERN WAR.
The London Chronicles correspondent teegraphs on
the Sd: :" The substance of the Cars answer the
Austro-Prussian summons has been communicated, al
though the document itself has not yet arrived. The
Emperor expresses his readiness negotiate with the
Four Powers all the points in dispute with the excep
ton of the privileges of the Christian subjects of the Sui
tan. On this he will only treat directly with the
Porte and he refuses to submit the interference Of the
Four Powers He also refuses give any
the evacuation Of the Princpalites As the privileges
of the Greek Christians constitute the ostensble ground
of the whole dispute and the preex of the war; it is
evident that this equivalent to insisting the Mensch
koff ultimatum."
The London Times of the 4th says: The natural i'm
patience and curiosity of the public throughout Europe
to obtain the earliest in the present impor
tan crisis have led to the transmission Of variety Of
conflicting statements from the Courts Of Germany both
spondents Of the press The Moneu stated the other
day that the Russians only rereating from be-
fore Ssra but that they had been ordered to withdraw
altogether behind the Pruth, and similar intmation
was conveyed at the time ourselves and to seve-
raj other of the leading journals both of Gernany ord
Of France.
The official organ of the French now states
the contrary that Walacha is not to be entirely
evacuated since concentration of troops has been eff
fected at Poestchi and Kampna places to the north Of
Bucharest which command the road descending by the
Pas RON ylyan CarDathIan
Mountains. As for Modavia all the accounts agree in
reporting that the Russian army continues to occupy that
entered from Podoia and Bessaraba that vast stores
have been collected there and that the line Of the Sereh
defended and fortified by ntrenchments the
right or western bank Of that river
These facts appear furnish the strongest evidence
that be obtained Of the nature Of the Russian reply
the last proposition Of the German Courts of which,
however, authentic certain information is known to
have arrived Mt the time at which we write. messen-
ger from ST. Petersburgh reached Berlin the 30th u
but he did not bring any positive answer although the
communication Of COL Manteufe left expectation OF
the submission of the Russian Government The 4th day
of July had been mentioned the latest day to which that
answer could be delayed and, more than month has
already elapsed since the summons was dispatched to
ST. Petersburgh the denitve reply may arrive at any
moment 1t would indeed that the Emperor Nicho-
las has Intentionally extended this delay in order to
give time to his troops to accomplish the very extensive
movements in which they are now engaged. The Aus
trian Generals would the contrary have begun hos
ttes with rather advantage if they had been in
condition to act before the Russians had effected the
general conversion Of their position which has taken
| place between the 10Th and the 30th of june
IT. however, these particulars are correct it would ap-
pear that the Russians have placed three distinct
divisions form round the eastern por-
ton of the Austrian domnions The Southern division
the extreme left the principal line of commune
cation between Transylvana and Walacha east Of the
Auta and consists Of the troops recently from
the Danube, belonging probably to Gen. Dannenbergs
or the 4th corps The centre may be termed the army
Il ofM to
division, occupying strong position on the Sereth
front of Jassy The northern right wing is the corp
resting the fortress Of zamosc in the Paatinate
Lubn and threatening the Gallican frontier of Austr
between Cracow and Lemberg.
RESURRECTION AT MADRID.
The journals Of Madrid of the Goth give the following
account of what passed on the day previous:
!, yesterday morning Gen. DuLcE, the officer who il
1871 distinguished himself in the Palace of the Queen
the head Of the Haberrrs by % hiA resistance to th
insurgent troops gave orders to oil the cavalry oadri
to mount their horses. This he enabled to do
virtue Of his Office director and inspector of cavalry
When the regiments had turned out he CRIED Long iv
the Queen! Death to the Minister'S General O Don
NELL Ros de Olano, and Messina joined him, did ais
Brigadier Echaque at the head Of his regiment. Tn
rebels then left in the direction of Alcala and Guadanara
with doubt the hope Of causing the troops statonet
there to join them.
"The generals issued proclamation to the troops il
which, while expressing devotedness to the Queen, the
declare that it is their intention to reestabsh the Con
ment by which they bind themselves to do what thei
proclamation announces.
"The Council of Ministers, hearing Of the insured
ton, Immediately assembled at the Ministry Of War;
has since been sitting permanently Tho telegraph i
sending dispatches in oil directions Considerable force
been sent to cut off the retreat Of the rebels TIL
Queen, who ct the Escurial when informed of tn
rising resolved to return to the capital and the Council
of Ministers having approved this her Majesty set out
She arrived in Madrid at 10 o'clock in the evening"
the bells of all the churches rung to he
return to the population The population greeted he
Majesty with enthusiasm, and the Queen seemed niue
moved by her reception 1t appears that at the date
the last the rebels between Torran de Ardo
and Alcaa. AT this moment strong column, consistn
of four hundred cavalry battery of artillery, and fou
battaons of infantry leaving Madrid to pursue tn
rebels"
The French Government published in the Paris Moni
teur Of the Sd instant the following teegaphc despache
from Spain:
BAroNSE, JUIY by royal decree the entire PENN
sula and adjacent islands declared in state of siege
Gen. DULcE is dsgraced Orders have been given to sur
all sides Desertion is already thinning the insurgen
ranks, most Of those concerned having been drawn
Madrid unwitngy, supposing that they going to
review.
MADRID, JuLT 1--Y yesterday there was an engagement
between the insurgents and the troops Of the Queen TIT
loss of the insurgents is considerable The garrison
mains faithful. Madrid remains quiet.
permanent council Of has been established at thu
Post Office and the Ministers assembled permanenc
at the Ministry Of War.
According intelligence from Madrid of the 3D. at
P. H., the city was tranquil, and bad from thu
provinces. The insurgents instead Of throwing them
selves Alcala. marching Toledo.