The Jeffersonian. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1853-1911, 1854-08-24

great operations were evidently on the
eve of taking place. Numerous trans
ports at Constautinople were engaged day
and night in taking in water, provisions,
stores, &c.
Silstria has been victualled for three
months.
The King and Queen of Prussia reach
ed Ischil Oh the 3lst., where the EmPer-
or Of Austria was staying. The confer,
ence was of great significance.
From the Baltic and Black seas,
Important news from the Baltic was
hourly expected at London, The Eng
lish soadron. with French troops on Board,
passed Gothlani on the 9th OF July.
A telegraphic dispatch from Stock
holm states that heavy cannonadin2
was heard in the direction of Bomarsund
Rear Admiral Martin, with nine ships,
was watching Helsingfors. Rear Adml-
raj Chads was to effect the barmbardment
of Bomar.und, as soon as the French
troop- for the occupation of the Aiand
Islands arrived.
The main force Of the allied fleets was
at Led Sound on the south of Aland on.
the 18th.
A letter from Constantinople re-afirms
that an expedition to the Crimea was pos
itively decided on and was to be COM
manded by Marshall St. Arnaud aud to
comprise $4,000 men.
England.
A great Anti-Slavery Conference was
held at Manchester on the lst, when
strong resolutions were passed for the
immediate aud total emancipation Of
slavery, and the abolition of the slave
trade; depvecating the acquisition of Cuba
by the Uuued States, and urging eman-
cipation there as the best means Of frus-
tratiug the same.
George Thompson was q prominent
speaker.
In the House Of Commons, on Tuesday,
Lord Dudley Stuart moved resolutions
setting forth that Russia had violated the
treaty engaging not to obstruct the naTi-
CATION of the Danube, and that the pay
ment by England Of the Ola Russ0-D1tch
debt, under that treaty, be susPeude!.-
After some debate the resolutions weTu
rejected, !
El Hamce Pacha, the eldest son of
A]bas Pacba, had arrived in England to
visit the Queen, but returned immediate
Iy on hearing Of his fathers death.
Denmark.
On the 29th, the Danish Government
proclaimed the Constitution for ID en-
tire monarchy and an Imperial Council,
to consist Of fifty members.
France
a slight republican manifestation took
place at Paris on the 29th, when great
numbers visited the column Of July
Some persons wearing Piuks In the.E but
ton holes were arrested.
Italy.
Parma was tranquil OF the 25:h. Sew
era insurgents were killed ans Il wound
ed IN the skirmish of the 229.
Numerous Austrian reiutorcemeut5 had
arrived.
The Latest.
MADRID, July 2S.-Tbe DEGREES Of the
Joata suppresses the Royal Council, and
c8,.s INTO torce the press laws OF lo31.--
The Juuta also abrogatea the prohibition
lad on the circulation Of fereign Journals.
Another decree orders the arrest ana
trial Of some of the Ex-Mini-ters, also
OF G.n. Qliuto, Ex-GoTcrnor OF MadrIo.
Tue Ministers are sail 10 be concealed
in the Hotels Of the Diplomatic body
u S4iamanca has been arrested AM III
pri-oncd at Aiiacette.
Queen Christiana has not left Madrid.
The Generals who commanded IL.
troop, IL the last struggle, have the choice
c.tu-r to fixed place 0. residence or 10
l-asc the country.
The National Guard IS to be composed
Of niue batta.ions, and Two batteries o..
artillery.
The decree exiling the infsnte Don El
ri4qs to Valencia has been revoked.
Gen. O'Donnel was at Cordoya on the
25th, on his way to Madrid, at the inyi-
tation Of E-partero.
BUCHAREST, July 25.-The Russian
army has evacuated its position at kalu
gereni. Its vanguard Is now at ochelara,
near this place.
The artillery and luggage trains are
moving towards the Sereth.
PARIS, Tuesday Evening, Aug, 1.-The
3. clos,d to-day at 79G,, and the - at
B.r 50.
Commercial Intelligence.
LIVERPOOL, Aug. 1.-The sales Of cot
ton for the past three days have been
1900 bales, including 1000 on spec
ulation, and 1000 for export. The de-
mand has been moderate, with prices Ia
favor Of the buyer. Quotations are un
altered. Holders are pressing on the
markets.
LIVERPOOL, Wednesday noon.-Hol-
linghead's Circular reports that the Bal
ties news had favorable effect on the
markets, and prices were sitter, but quo,
tations were unchanged,
BREADsTUFFs-Liverpool August !.
Flour has advanced Is. per Dbl. West
era Canal is quoted at 3Os. Cd. The
loading Liverpool circulars report Flour
- c., ,nd boIjarS damandinT an H.