Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1854-06-22
From the MI,rd,dtee Se'ntncl.
Arrival of the Arahia.--War News

evacuation o: the principalitics.
Greece has aecetfed TO tie demand of the Four
Powers
The bombarinsent al Hango is confirmed Two
Enslsh vessels galIantly cut our inssian BARK
under the fort. The increase Of bullion In the
bank during the week was 227 600 pounds ster-
hing Political intelligence is devoid OF striking
interest Money Continues tlghf-no appearance
OF advance on rates-weaiher hae-prospect for
harvest excellent. Manchester market improv-
The Russians have admitted that Se!istra can
not be captured for fortnight, al ieast--'hey had
attempted 10 force the passage OF the Danube at
three differcn, points, bat were repulsed
be independence OF Georgia mas been pro-
claimed, and The banished Princess viii be Ie-
called
An effective blockade has been established at
Riga Bay.
By the convention recently concluded, Austria
will occupy Albania, Montenegro, and ServIa,
should any disturbance arise.
Exchange ar ST petersburgh has declined
The Russians have been driven from Silistria
four times with serious loss
Eight thousand French troops have disembarked
at Pera Fuse
It has been decided by council of war that the
allied armies should go 10 Adrianople.
There has been comp de etat at Copenhagen
All the opposition papers, Including five iii the
Provinces. haveybeea indicted.
The Gar is still anxious 10 renew negotiations.
A change of ministry favorable to the allies has
occurred in Greece.
The queen is reported as nearly demented upon
the subject. Austria summons TO Russia is equiv
alent to ultinatum OF war
Marshal ST. AFnaud aud Lord Raglan had re-
viewed the Turkish army. The Clrcassians have
gained another important victory over the Rus
slams Gotschakof Russian Ambassador to SUIT
gard, has been recalled to St. Petersburg with the
intention to send MIN to Berlin and Vienna
The French division took possession of all the
Greek vessels OF ;sar In the harbor OF Pera. 1t
is reported that nearly 100000 Russians were
threatening Silisria. Operations from the islands
on the Danube suspended on account Of the
height of the river. The Russians have promised
MOTTO fire on the hospitals in the fortress of Sils-
tfa. Russian accounts say that the Turks have
evacuated Nlcopo!is, Ourtakal and SestoWa. The
British troops at Narna, Marshal De St Arnaund
Lord Raglan dSeraskier started for Narna from
Constantlnople on the 18th. 2nd regiment from
the camp Sellmpah are all in readiness 20 move
on and be conveyed to that locality in a couple OF
days. At Vienna on Wednesday it was reported
on good authority that Austria Monday sum
moned Russia TO evacuate the Princi palitles-
When this is done Congress may meet TO settle
the conditions Of peace
A private Geographic despatch has just been re-
ceiyed from Vienna. /, announces that the mem
to the Austro- Prussiau League The French and
English governments having given full expana-
tons TO that OF Austria with respect TO the iOiut
expedition winch they have been obliged to send
10 Greece. the Cabinet OF Vienna replied tkat ii
conceded with the views taken OF the affairs BY
the two governments, that it blames the condrct
OF King OHIO and his advisers, and that it fully
approves OF the measures adopted to bring that
Sovereign 20 reason.
A letter from Bucharest of the 18th, in the
Swaban Mercury, says that the Governor General
Baron I'ebugUery has communicated to the Poy
ards order. received from the Emperor OF Rus
STA, winch directs that Lesser Watlachia shah be
again occupied, and not only Sistria is 10 be taken
but likewise Turtakai and Rutschutch on the from
tier Of Montenegro.
Fifteen thousand troops are encamped and a
considerable camp is TO be established in Albania
BY the last accounts from the Black Sea fleet it
was still off Sabastopol. For several days there
had been heavy fog. They had to keep up con-
slant noises IN order 10 prevent their running foul
cGGie ND,ch has been put across the mouth
of Sebastopol is described as consisting of mum
Der of chain cables twisted together, and secured
on each side by s-rong masonry, and is hove taui
by capsteTns From It's being formed of separate
chains, it would be sufficiently strong keep out
a steamer going at full heanway.
/ he circular Of McHenry says that in bread
stufs there is much doing Wheat held for an
advance Corn being much pres >ed, ex-ship de-
clined Is but has recovered, and close firmly at
fall rates last quoted. The consumption demand
appears 10 have been very large-3Sa3Ss cd St
Louis aud Ohio -39a40s; Canadian 39a4Os sour
and heated 3Sa37s Cd. VI heat per 20 lbs. lis cd
alls l0d white l2s 3dal2 Cd mixed / Is Cd
l2s. Indian Corn-whiJe per 4S0 lbs. 40sa4ls
Cd; mixed 4oa4l yellow 45sa4ls. Indian meal
lSs 6a20s
Wright, Grundy 6, Co 5 circular says that con
tinuatlon OF fine weather giving prescience OF
early harvest, and in the absence of serious cas-
ualties a very abundant yield coupled With ac-
counts of lower price of most inland markets as
well also as an abundant supply of other produce
as Il substitute Tor wheat has had depressing in
fluence on the leading articles of breadstuis and
many holders have eyinceG increased desire to part
with stock, which has resulted in lower currency
being established
The decline in wheat is Cd and flour 2s per Dbl
corn Is per quarter This decline and a light
import for the, week induced better feeling at
to days market, prices partially RECOVERED -ciosing
at quotations.
Letters from Belgrade and Modem state that
Austrian troops descend the Danube every day
On the frontiers of Wallachia a considerable con
ceniraion OF force is IN operation in Hungary and
Pennsylvania
At Constantinople on the 22d the auxiliary
troops demanded from the Porte $4,000 pack
horses, and 10000 teams of oxen for the march
from Gallipoli TO Adrianope.
\ despatch from Stuttgart says, with the ex-
ception of Moscow, the troops have been with
drawn from all the German towns The enthu-
s!asm in favor of the was signally subsiding.
The news OF the bonn bardment OF Odessa by the
combined fleets reached Alleppo on the 4th OF
May, and was reEeiAed with great Enthusiasm
AT the time that the cannon of the forTesses
celebrated this event pacards were posted on the
doors OF the kfians. and the public crier spread
the news throughout the Louvre.
Paris, Thursday --The news of the coup de etat
IN Denmark Isl looked for matter of exceeding
gravity, as il is thought probable that England
VIII be forced to treat His Majesty of Denmark
similar to that which France has treated King
Ohio.
Ihe last news from the Black Sea that the NOR
taHty OF the garrison OF Sebastopole is the
increase. The French Baltic fleet was anchored
al kiel.
pHILAnELPHIA. June ! 4.
Harrisburgh papers state that O. Barnett, editor
OF the Keystone, has been appointed By the Presi-
dent, Governor of Nebraska.
WAsHISGToN, June IA
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