Washington sentinel., 1854-07-25
Latest from the War.


evacuate WaIlachia--on the contrary the czars
letter to Prussia says that under any circum-
stances he insists on retaining the line of the
Sereth for strategic reasons.
Considerable mystifcation still hangs over the
diplomatic relations Of the powers. Austria has
again resorted to mediation, and ii is expected
that fortnight will elapse before the next phase
of negotiations transpires
There was an action at Giurgevo on the 5th Of
July, when the Turks crossed the river in force.
Meeting with the Russians battle ensued when
the latter lost 500 killed and wounded.
The Russians still occupy the Danube bank
from the Alata downwards. The French and
English continue 10 concentrate between Varna
and Schumla; $4,000 troops are now there.
The report that the bombardment of Cronstadt
commenced on the Both Of June is not true.
Spain.
The details Of the Spanish insurrection are con-
ficng but il is certain that the insurgents main
tain themselves, although the country does not
rise in their favor
Markets.
LIVERPOOL, Jnly l2.-Breadstufs- Flour and
wheat have downward tendency. Corn is steady
at $685. "a 35s Flour.-Western canal, 35s. Cd a
36s Philadelphia and Baltimore, 36s. q 36s. 3d.;
Ohio, 37s. Cd "a 3ss. Cd. Wheat, los. 3D., @ lis,
for mixed, and 9s lod. q los I'd. for red. Corn,
white and yellow, 34s. q 35s 3d., with transac-
tions TO an average amount.
Cotton--there has not been any revival Of de-
mand, and the market is freely supplied. Buyers
have slight advantage, say about i-i6d.
Provisons-McHenry quotes beef unchanged
and inactive. Bacon, Is. 10 Is. lower, and much
now landing in bad condition. Pork-stock un-
restricted TO market. Cheese active. Talow
quiet Lard-to make sales reduction Of Is
must be submitted 10.
Money market-English funds are depressed.
Consols closed at 9ls. Money is in demand
SECOND DISPATCH.
The War.
New YORK, July 24.-The Russians are form
ing a camp of 10000 men between Bucharest and
the Danube.
II is reported from Berlin that Colonel Mon
teuehel will Immediately leave for London, on
mission TO conciliate the opposition TO the new
peace negotiation. It is also reported that the
czar will agree TO abandon the line of the Sereth
and withdraw all his troops into Russian territory
during peace negotiations.
Napier has assigned his reason for the with
drawa of the feet from Cronstadt, the fact ofthe
prevalence ofthe cholera in that city
Omar Pasha says that the Russians lost $4,000
men during their unsuccessful siege Of Silistra.
flotilla of French and English boats had de-
slroyed the Russian works at Salina, near the
mouth Of the Danube, afer a sharp resistance.
II was rumored at London that a secret Russian
diploma,ist had arrived there, but it was not gen.
orally credited.
Austria announces new revolution loan Of five
millions Aorns, at 95 for FIVE per cent. specie divi-
dend.
Greece is quiet, and the insurrection ceased
Montenegro Processes friendship towards Aus
| tria.
| From Asia there is nothing new.
The allied fleets are at Baltshick, doing nothing.
England.
There is nothing of interest doing in Parlia-
ment.
| England
| s. Hammond, Of Leeds, has failed for 100000
Mark Goscootch has failed; his liabilities
amounting to fl5oO0o
| difficulty occurred on board the ship Harka-
way, at Liverpool, for Charleston, during which a
seaman named Lorenzo Csusen was shot. Capt.
Breck, and Mr.. Devive, his mate, were sppre-
hcnded.
Spain.
The Spanish rebels were retreatiag towards
Andalusia and at the latest dates the capital was
tranquil.
The London Herald reports the arrival at Ma
drid Of an authorized agent Of the United States
empowered 10 purchase Cuba.
! A private dispatch says that Malaga has pro-
nounced in favor of the Spanish insurgents, and
that Valencia will shortly follow.
Two daughters Of General Rosss had taken the
veil at Seville.
The cholera was raging with great violence ia
all the principal Russian cities. At ST. Petersburg
on the st of July there were 400 cases and large
number Of deaths.
From Milgan's circulsr.l
LIVERPOOL, July -Cotton--ssles during fou
days, $4,000 bales, at the following prices New
Orleans fair, Ct Middling, 50 upland fair, Ct
middling, ST. There is fair demand for trade an,
exports with no change in prices. Speculator
took 1000 bales, and exports 5000.
AT Manchester, trade was dull.
Consols closed at OH
Il From Barings Circular
LONDON, July 1l.-Sugsrs-foreign had improv
ed. Havana brown, 2oI62i. Cofee-planta,ioI
Ceylon upward and active, with sales at 5asG
75s. Tea is unchanged, with a limited bushes
at lis Tallow is firm, at 66i on the spot. Iron
Scotch pig at London, SIS. 6d.@sss. SpeteI
f20 $50 .f2O los.
p.p,e J.Tv II -Eonr . .nd n halfs cl,sed an IN