The weekly Minnesotian. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1852-1858, 1854-09-30
Arrival Of the Atlantic.

New YORK, Sept. 1910 a. NJ.
The Atlantic has arrived. bringing adyicc
OF a father advance in Brcadstuffs
Wheat has declined three to fOar pence.
! Ohio Flour is quoted at 2S to 30 shillings.
Corn, dull and declining.
Russia pertmptorHy rejects guarantee that
! Principalitcs be evacuated. Nothing impor.
tant from Danube, Black Sea or Baltic. Spain
quiet.
SPATN.--THE ESCAPE OF QUEEN CHRISTINA
Queen Christina. accompanied by her husband
and children, left Madrid on the morning oil
August rs. for Portugal. They were all inside
Il travelling chariot, and were accompanied a
short distance out of the city by Gen. Garrigo
\ squadron was provided as an escort, and the
garrsOns ahead were notified to see them safely
conducted from one station to another. Queen
Isabella shed few tears on parting from her
mother. Christina shed none at all, but took
the matter quite coolly. saying to Espartcro
that she was going to Rome, and recommend
ing her daughter to bis care.
Bomersund Blown Up!
NEW YORK. Sept. 19--G p. NJ.
BOmcrsund blown up by Allies. Russia re-
jcctcd ultmatum of Austria. +. y. a.
Additional News by the Niagara.
HALIFAX, Sept. l3.
THE DANvBE.-Thc hospitals and magazines
Of the Russians were being removed to Bcssa-
rabia.
In the recent fire at Varna, half million lbs.
of bread, equal to two weeks consumption of
the English army, were burned. In conse-
quencc Of the fire being supposed to have been
an inccndiarsm, a precautionary Gordon has
been drawn around the powder magazine, and
great excitement prevailed against the suppos-
ell Russian inccndiares.
The French were beginning to grumble at
their long continued inactivity.
The cholera was abating. Its ravagcs both
in the fleet and army were horrible. many thou
sands having fallen victims.
All was quiet at Constantinoplc. Said Pa
cha, the new Viccroy of Egypt, was visiting the
Sultan.
Ria Pacha was intriguing to have Omar Pa
cha transferred to the command of the army in
Asia, hut the Sultan refuses.
The disasters of the Turks arc confirmed.
On the 10Th ofJuly. Sclim Pacha was defeat
ed. and the Russians occupied Bajazd.
On the 9th Of August, a vaporing display
force by the Turks, brought on a general en-
gagcment, and a great battle was fought near
Kars. The Turks attacked the Russian en-
trcnched camp at Youronkderc, and also drove
in the right wing of the Russian army but a
general charge by the Russian cavalry swept
them back with immense loss. Four thousand
Turks were killed. The Russians also suffered
severely. The Turks confess that the Russians
had the victory. An armisticc of two days was
agreed to after the battle.
The Turks retreated into Kars. and abandon
ed their camp, which was occupied by the Rus
sians
The Russians admit loss of nearly 1000 -
the battle lasted five hours; 10000 men and 100
guns being engaged in it.
Selim Pacha is superseded by Mustapha Pa
cha, who distinguished himself in the Dobrud-
scha.
GREEcE.--Considcrable excitement has been
caused by the announcement of the French
commander. that as the PirTus is unhealthy, he
will remove his troops to Athens.
The delay which was granted by the Porte to
Greece for the adj dustmcnt of her difficulties with
Turkey, expired on the lst Of September. No
arrangement had been made, but negotiations
were pending.
AusTRIA--New proposals have been made by
Prussia, which will involve new negotiations.
Particulars have not transpircd.
GREAT BRITAIN.--The weather continued eX-
tremcly favorable, and large proportion of the
crops had been secured
Owing to the Parliamentary recess no pollt-
ical news was stirring.
7. Archibald had been appointed member Of
the Council of Nova Scotia. and Neville Parker
Judge of New Brunswick.
The London Times has an editorial congratu-
lating itself that the Russians can never invade
India.
Punch is distrcssinsly funny on DR.. Cottman
and American affairs generally.
The Illustrated News gives portraits of Dav-
enport the American actor and Cough, the
lecturer.
FRANCE--The Emperor had returned from
Biarrtz to Paris, and left for the camp at Bou-
lupne The Empress remained at the Baths
Prince Albert is to go on visit TO the En-
peror--so also is the King Of Belgium.
General Paiyhan. inventor of the Paixhan
guns, is dead.
SrArx-The Union Republican Club had been
closed by order of the government. and a Ge-
tachment of the National Guard ordered to ar
rest the members ifthey persisted in assembling
Several smaller clubs had also been suppressed
Madrid was profoundly tranquil.
All the provincial Juntas had been suppress
cd.
The government had published the dcfaica-
tions of the previous ministry. showing t~tal
of thirty millions of dollars, with the revenue Oi
Cuba mortgagcd for two years. and all the eX-
ira resources of the kingdom pledged
Espartcro had raised temporary loan of two
millions of dollars OH the Havana customs and
bank security.
| a decree has appeared, cOnlscalinG the pro-
perty of Queen Christina. Under cover OF this
measure she had left Madrid for Portugal, with
the sanction of the government, where she vii
embark for Italy or France. Much of hel
wealth is safely invested in foreign securities
! Notwithstanding the profound tranquility
| private advices report outbreaks at Madrid OF
the 2Sth, when it became known that Queer
Christina had escaped. few barricades wer'
erected, but were pulled down by the Nationa
Guards, and the opportune entry of some regi
ments OF cavalry prevented much mischief.
The Government has disbanded the Queen
i Guards as too expensive.