Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1854-08-04
HUNTINGTON PRESS. MORNING. AUGUST A. 1854

reports 5I3 DEATH UOlIng the Week thuNT
today, - Of them from Cholera, lOj Of tho-
lcra lnrantum, 80 Dyscntcry, ~ Dmrrhr'.
II Cholera Morbus. Nine new cns"s and X
deaths occurred in the Aims l'or-t in ~
hours ending at rctn today.
PnlLApELruiA, July Both.
Four members of a family were Inferred tins
p. NJ, who died of Cholera Saturday and
Friday. Father, Mother and . sons and
children survive, 2 Of whcm are very sick.
BosroN, July 3lst.
In Boston last week los deaths, of which
% were of Cholera
CiNcINSATI, July ~.
Samuel Lewis, II prominent Frnc Soil leader
died at his residence rear this city last night
Three Days Later from Europe.
AUSTRIA sIDEswITH RUSSIA
Interesting from the Seat of War.
SPREAD OF TIE REVOLUTION IN SPAIN.
Steamer Canada arrived at Halifax at $ last
evening, with Liverpool dates of July 22d,
three days later.
The accounts tend 10 show that Austria,
Prussia and the German States will not fol-
low England and France in their policy of
gripping the power of the Car to prevent
further aggressons. The German powers
express an opinion that it will not be posi-
be to call upon Russia to evncuate the prin-
cipalities, if il be not at the same time clearly
understood that the allied powers should
stop all their movements in advance. In
other words Austria has fallen back into al
lance with Russia. All the Austrian re-
serves are to be called out and placed upon a
war footing.
| Accounts from st. Petersburgh state that
the Gar is determined not to yield, but dis
content prevailed in the Capitol. In the
meantime the success of the Turks upon the
Danube continues.
The main body Of the Turkish army is said
to be marching towards the mouth of the
Danube leaving garrsons at Giurgevo, and
Czernavoda. Excepting handful of French
at Giurgevo none of the Anglo French have
not yet been in action. The Anglo French
repaired and occupied the Russian batteries
at Sulina mouth of the Danube, and are en-
ployed in removing sunken ships from the
channel The Russian fotilla must soon fall
into the hands of the Allies.
The free navigation of the Danube is again
established.
English seamen from the fleet we're sent te
man Turkish boats on the Danube with the
intention to capture the Russians river
Aotilla. The Russians have be.iegcd tn,
town of Matschin.
Gen. Auress, having been disgraccd from
rank for want of success, shot himself
French troops from Adranople are marchin,
towards Varna. The British are in camp a
Varna. The French and English are slowl,
drawing their lines more closely around tn,
| Russians. Omar Pasha reviewed the Anglo
French force at Narna On the 18th tn,
combined fleets were seen off Akermann sail
ing east. 1t was reported that Admira
Brust had forced the entrance to the moutl
of the Anapais. Kerim Pasha SURPRISED
$4,000 Russians and defeated them capturin,
t. guns and 400 Russians in pass in tn,
mountains
The instruction in Spain is rapidly spread
ing. On the Goth Madrid and the garrison
pronounced against the Queen. The Cabine
is dissolved. Eurartero has placed himsel
at the head of the insurgents and is marchin,
on Madrid. Many places have pronounced
for the insurgents. The people are going il
all directions with the cry "Down with tn
Queen The latest advices are to the 18th
The Gazette publishes list ofthe new minis
tiers. Gen. Gorrege is appointed commander
of Cavalry at Madrid. The Insurgents wer,
masters of Madrid and the troops engaged
against the Barricades. Fighting was going
on in several parts of the Capitol. A BATH
had been fought between O'Donnell anc
Blaser. The latter was defeated, wounde,
and taken prisoner The populace sacked tn,
palace of Christiana at Salamanca near We
NADIA. The whole Of Catalonia has risen. Thu
Capt. General leads and there has been fight
ing at several points. yaladolid has pro
nounced in its favor.
The last advices from Madrid 18th inst.
state, that the insurgents were masters du
ring the night at . in the morning tn,
troops engaged were acting vigorously agains
the barricades but most unsuccessfully.
Flour had further declined. Philadelphia
and Baltimore sold for 33s Cd Indian Corr
30 34s Cd.
BosTos, August l
The cholera is raging badly at St. Johns
New Brunswick. There was &c dea this ther,
yesterday.
\ vessel was captured by pirate vessel il
the West Indies, but afterwards released.
The steamship Franklin will be total loss
There is quite panicin the English bread
stuff market, and -four has declined from
| to As.