The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1854-07-22
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FURTHER NEWS BY THE NIAGARA!
Three Day. Later from Europe.
HALIFAX, July Is, A. NJ.

. HALIFAX, July 10, n. VA
The Niagara, with advices from Liverpool
20 the 9Th inst, has arrived at this port. ~ |
An express arrived at Vienna on the 4th
inst, bearing dispatches of the official reply
of Russia to Austria.
The precise terms Of the reply had not
transpired. Autograph letters had been
transmitted to Austria, to the king OF sax,
ony, and to the other sovereigps who mac
participated in the congress at Bamberg.-l
The tenor Of the letter to Austria Is saia 10
be that by evacuating Wallach,a' leaving
free the Danube. the Car thinks ne satsnes
the reasonable demands OF Austria out say
that Moldavia is not to be evacuated. Is nc
considers the occupation OF that Prlnc'Pshy
necessary to guarantee for the coho'''on' VI
the future peace. Il.
Prince Men,schikoff was the bearer OF the
dispatch to Austria.
Col. Manteuffel srrived on the 9th at Ber-
lin. from St. Petersburgh, with the Cars
reolv to Prussia, which is very courteous,
stating the Cars consent 10 resign the eA'
elusive protectorate over the Greek chris
dams. if the Porte accede to the joint.protec
torate of the Five Powers, and the Izar
will evacuate the Principalties when the al
lied forces evacuate Turkey, but VIII retain
n strong military position in Moidavia' as
provisional security.
Hostilities continue, and new engage
ments are reported from the Black Sea, Bal.
tic, and Asia. The Austrians had entered
Wallachia, and the French army were en-
barking in English chips, at Cherbourg, Tor
Finland.
by Austrian troops, all yet known is, thai
81 -
? dropped dow the Danube.
Napier's feet was lying in line of battle
before Constadt, but up tn the 9th June no
attack has been made. The English frigate
. Despatch had fired some shots which the bat
teries returned.
Bomerseund in the White Sea had been
bombarded the second time on the 25th and
>27th June, and the Notifications destroyed.
Advices from the Black Sea say, that on
the 2Sth June, eight Russian steamers came
out of Sebastopol and attacked three of the
"allied ships at the batteries, the affair Seems
to have been a running fight. One of the
allied vessels, the Furious, was considerably
damaged. The main body of the fleet was
at Balajek.
An important battle was fought on the
Danube, under Garotte Mecher Pasha.-
they fell on the Russians rear Gerard, near
Silfstra, $4,000 strong. The battle lasted
two days, in which the Russians lost 2 SOC
Killed, but made good their retreat
The Russians continued to concentrate
their forces On the rivers Sereth and Pruth.
The plan of the allied armies was kept pro-
found secret. Cavaly were supposed to be
advancing by land to the Balkins. A tele-
graph line had been built from Constantine
pie to Vienna, Shuma, Widsin and GallipoF.
5000 Aaglo-French troops were still at
Vienna.
New YORK, July 10.
There was cowhiding and revolver en-.
counter yesterday evening between Mr..
Meaghsr OF the Citizen, end AcMasters Of
the Freeman's Journal, growing out of an ed
itorial in Saturdays mountaineering severe
w on Mesgher. Mr. Meagfcr attacked Me-
Masters with cowhde. Mc4Iasters was
armed with revolver and shot Meagher, the
ball slightly scratching his forehead. Mes-
CHER wrested the revolver and loaded cane
from McMasters, and they clinched, Mc Mas.
tiers falling under and was terribly Ibeaten.
Hereafter the board Of health will publish
daily report of cholera. Yesterday l9
cases were reported and Is deaths. AT the
Hospital, franklin street, Philadelp hia,
there " ere Is cases and deaths.
WASHINGTON, July II.
1t seems to be generally conceded now
that the homestead bill will not pass, as many
of the Senators who have been friendly Il
the measure, are now opposed to it, in con
sequence Of the provision in it which ex
tends it's benefits to aliens, and will not only
vote against it, but use every other methot
to defeat it's final passage. On the othe
hand, some parties wish to pass the bill il
order to place the responsibility on the Pre-
sident, who. il is said, would sign it, notwith
standing his veto of the Insane land BILL
The prevailing sentiment is against tn,
measure.
CIScINNAri, July 10, NJ.
The river has fallen two inches. TIL,
weather is warm.
CINCINNATI, July 10, p. M.
The weather is very warm. The thermom
eter was at 90 in the shade yesterday. Sew
eral deaths occurred from sun strokes. Z TIL
city is healthy.
PITTsBURG, July 10, p. M.
There is 90 inches water in the channs
and falling. The weather is extremely ho
C.scIssAr!I July 10; n, n
dull.
CINCINNATI, July 10. p ~.
The markets dull aud Unchanged Money-Easss
exchange LAG IN Pr, miun.
no Rev. Mr.. Balm, of Chicago, Illinoi
.,inseris prayer of his own in the DIV
Branch of that city, which runs thus: "'
Lord, have mercy on our special revival.
preachers, mercy and goodness, we humbI
beseech taee, keep them from taking ladi.
who become convicts on their knees, ar
folding them in their arms and kissing them.
The rsvsrend gentleman is evidently dou,