Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1854-06-30
ARRIVAL OF THE ATLANTIC.
Three Days Later from Europe.
Produce Unchanged.


dates TO the 18th Of June.
Liverpool cotton market exhibits a de-
cline; Sales Of ;hree days $4,000 bales.
BREADsTUFFs--The weather being more
favorable for the harvest, prices incline
downwards
Manchester trade quiet
Money market unchanged.
Brown & Shipleys circular quotes market
on Tuesday as dull. Wheat and Corn sold
at rather easier prices.
Siistria still holds out bravely.
The Austrian and Prussian conference
is considered favorable TO The Allies.
Two transports arrived al Varna with
troops.
Nothing further from the fleets.
1t is reported that on the 9th the Turks
10 Silistria made sally, destroyed the ap.
proaches of the besiegers, and filed up the
mines before the walls
The confidence OF the Russians was visi.
bly, declining. They are said to have suf-
fered serious loss on the Sd by the spring
ing Of Turkish counter mine.
The Russian reports say that Mustapha
Pash. Commander of Silistria has been
killed by cannon ball
Letters from Krajova 10 the lst report
the Russian loss at Kavokal on the 30th
Of May, as 1000 killed, 100 wounded and
500 horses taken an as many killed. They
also lost 1000 muskets, six pieces Of cannon
aud ll5 prisoners.
On the goth Of June % transports had
reached Varns with the Allied troops on
board.
The Turks were TO make movement TO
relieve Silistria on the 18th.
The Russians are fortifying Jassy.
COPENHAGEN, Monday.-The Chroni-
cle's correspondent telegraphs report that
some Of the English vessels off Brakstob, in
Finland, demanded the gunboats wintering
there, but were refused entrance into the
harbor. They then too and destroyed the
gunSoais, and large number of merchant
ships, and fred the wharf;-l0,000 bbls
tar, and property to the amount of 100000
roubles we're destroyed. This needs con-
firmation.
VIENNA, Tuesday.-The Journals Aus
trian correspondent states that the meeting
of the Austrian and Prussian Monsrchs
furnishes another proof that the interests
Of Germany and Central Europe will be
cared for in the war now waged by Russia
against Turkey. The correspondent of the
Chronicls says the result of the interview
is satisfactory and perfectly consistent with
the awowed policy Of the Allies. A diplo-
matte note has resulted therefrom. The
policy of the minor German States formed
the chief objects of discussion.
GKEEcE-Friendly relations with the
Western Powers have been re-established.
The reported Greek victory is said to be
fiction.
THE EASTERN ARMY.-The whole of the
English light division is at varna. 10000
English troops are still at Scutori. The
third French division is daily expected to
arrive at Constantinople.
A great part of the combined fleets left
Sebastopol TO transport troops from Con-
stantinople to Varna.
Captain Clifford of the war steamer III.
ger, is dead.
The Russian Embassy is to leave Athens.
The Russian dragoon corps have been
ordered to advance. by forced march, to
Moldavia.
The Transylvania frontier is described as
swarming with Cossacka from the Black
Sea.
We learn that detachment of the
combined Squadrons have captured the
Danube redoubts Kole and Poll with the
arms and ammunition.
Silistria has repulsed four different at
tacks made at that point by the Russians
The Russian forces, Central Army,)
are commanded by the Grand Duke Con-
stantne, and their numbers estimated at
10000 men. 1t is said that this force
meditates an attack upon Austria.
The position of the Austrian Embassy
at St. Petersburgh is extremely painful.
1t is reported that Sweden has declared
openly against Russia and that she has re-
called her minister from st. Petersburgh
A dispatch from Krajova states that
Drohestadt, on the Gulf of Bothnia, has
been cannonaded with success.
The removal Of the head quarters Pask-
iewitch to Jsssy is confirmed.
The Russian Government has permitted
all British and French vessels to leave
Odessa.
Uunder date of Bucharest, June 9th, il
is stated that the Russians are still unable
to report any success from before Silistria.
The rupture between Persia and Russia
is said to be complete, and large numbers
of Russian subjects, resident in Persia. had
already left the country.
Advices from Rostock to the 5th state
that the English had appeared again of
Lisbon. and had taken away ten ships from
the harbor
Count Orlof. Jr.. is reported dead.
Admiral Napier was before Sveaborg on
the 18th with IA ships. Shots had been
exchanged.
The French fleets, consisting Of ] 2 sal
and 2 steamers. were seen on the morning
of the 4th off Warmdorn stearing a north
east direction.
The Turks have retired again from Les
ser Wallachia, to concentrate at Kalefat
SPAN-From Madrid we learn that the
6rst detachment of troops for Cuba sailed
from Cadiz on the Isl on board the Steam
er Isabelles
The London Gazette officially announce,
the blockade Of the Danube by the com
bined squadron.