Delaware State reporter. [volume] (Dover, Del.) 1853-1859, 1854-09-01


HALIFAX Auguet 30. The steamer Europa
arrived here this afternoon, with Liverpool dates
to Saturday August 10Th, being one week later.
The Europa left Halifax at 4 o'clock for Bos-
4 ton.
ENGLAND.
Parliament has been prorogued, and the
Queens speech would soon be delivered.
A Turkish loan of 100000 sterling guaran-
teed on the Turkish revenue and the Egyptian
tribute has been opened at Paris and London.
The accounts of the potato disease in the north
of ireland more diScouraging, and was
spreading, but not rapidly.
The cholera is prevailing with considerable
severity at Belfast
The Poor-rates of the present year show an
increase in number of Irish unions.
FRANCE.
The fete of ST. Napoleon, on the 18th, passed
off quietly. The decorations were arranged
with great splendor. Marshall Magnan reviewed
10000 troops and grand military spectacle
was enacted in the Champ De Mars, represent
ing the siege of Sistria. The Emperor's alb
sence was much regretted by the Parisians.-
There were rumors in circulation that a conspi-
racy had been discovered, and the Emperor's
absence was precautionary. Russian in
trgue is reported to be busy among the secret
clubs.
An imperial decree orders the payment Of the
legacies Of Napoleon the First, and opens credit
for a loan of 100000 francs.
President Perce's message to the Senate, re-
specting Cuba, caused much uneasiness at the
Paris Boursc, but the succeeding mail restored
confidence.
The Cholera was decreasing at Nlarseles.
The Moaaeur continues to give favorable ac-
counts of the harvest.
The Cortez have been convoked for the 9Th
of November, on the basis of the electoral law
of 1887, Constituent Assembly meeting in one
Chamber, nth one Deputy for every $4,000 of
the population.
Louis Segusti has been appointed Governoro of
Madrid, and Col. Cardero has been appointed
Governor of Saragossa. Col. O'Donnell, the
Generals brother, has been appointed Governor
of Malaga.
A riot had occurred at Tortosa. The rioters
assembled with cries of "Viva Espartero,"
"Viva Constitution" and then rushed to the
City Hall to demand the abolition of the taxes.
Finding only the Secretary there, they beat him
to DEATH tore out his heart cut off his head, and
flung his body into the river with all the public
records The Governor of Yaentia armed the
Ditiner,e O.Ad took number of the rioters priso
ners.
Numerous reports were current in Madrid re-
specting the intentions Of France. 1t is stated
that Napoleon will not interfere in the present
aspect Of affairs, but objects equally to either a
republic or a Carst dynasty in Spain.
The London Globe says the French Ambassa
dor at Madrid, has been ordered to protest en-
ergetically against violence to any member of
the royal family, or any attack on monarchical
institutions, but otherwise not to interfere
ITALY.
The cholera is slightly subsiding at Turin,
there are still about 10 deaths daily. AtNaples
it is still very violent
A decree, dated Palermo, July 9th, threatens
death by Court Martial, to any one evading the
Sanatory Gordon around the Neapolitan coasts.
Prince Aci, General Murat, NJ. Longobard, the
Minister and Chevalier Vanotu, Portuguese Con-
sui, had died of cholera.
The total deaths during the week, amounted
to about 5000.
PORTUGAL.
Lisbon letters says that the Portuguese Govern
ment cnergetically disavows all idea of a fusion
between Portugal and Spain, and expresses re-
grct that the name of the King had been used
in the project.
TIE MARKETS.
BREADsTUFFs. LIVERPOOL, Aug: 18--Flour,
Western Canal, 32s Ohio 34s Corn, yellow
36s. white Sos. Messrs. Brown & Shipley quote
western Canal -four at 3ls. 3ls. 3D.; straight
Balti. 32s Cd a 33s Good Ohio 33s. Cd 34s.
Canadian BIS. 3ls. Cd. Sour 28s. 29s.-
White wheat 9s. Cd. los Cd; red IS Sd 9s
Cd. Indian Corn-Yellow 35s Cd 36s; mixed
$751; white 36s. The demand has been fair for
breadstuffs generally, and holders have been firm,
with moderate sales to the trade. The market
closed with fair demand at prices in favor of
buyers.
LATEST BY TELEGRAPH.
LIVERPOOL, Aug. 19.-By submarine tele-
graph news has been received that Bomersund
surrendered the 10th, with TWO thousand
Russians as prisoners. The Anglo French land
force at Bomersund consisted OF l2,OO0 men
supported by the fleets.
BERLIN, Aug. 16.-The Vienna conference is |
expected to re-assemble next week.
PANS, Aug. 18.-Evening-The following
has Just been received; =" Orders have been
issued for the Austrians to enter Wallachia.
The troops have commenced crossing the frontier
at Turun Severin.
Odessa letters of the 7th, say no real blockade
exists at Odessa or in the sea of Azof.
MADRID, Aug, 16.-The Juntas of Malaga
and Serbia refuse to recognize the new Govern
ment
LONDON, Saturday, Aug. 19.-Fort Tee and
Fort Mettich, on the island of Aand, have been
taken, one by the French, and the other by the
English. The loss of the allies was but small.
VIENNA, Aug. 16.-It is reported that Prince
Alexander Gortschakoff, has notified the Aus
TRAN Government that as long as the Turks are
in Wallachia, the Russians will retain certain
points in the Principaities.
Austria has given up the intention of propo-
sing to the Germanc diet to put che Federal
Army on war footing.
The Paris Monite,r, of Saturday, announces
that on the Tth and 9Th inst, the French expo
dictionary force was landed on the island of
Aland, north of the fortress of Bomersund. AT
the same time the English and French marines
landed south of the fortress. The disembarca-
ton was covered by the war steamers, and was
effected without man getting his feet wet.
They then erected batteries, while the Russians
destroyed theirs and fell back on the main for