The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1854-08-05
COMMERCIAL ADVTcES. &C.

last evening with Liverpool dates to the 22d.
"A letter from Dantzie, dated July goth,
says the Barcoli left Bars Sound with the al
lied fleets Oh the 18th. The feet went to
Allaud Island in the Gulf Of Bothnia.
"A Berlin letter from Kiel, of the l4,h, pub
lished in the Berlin newspapers says the
French expeditionary army of the Baltic
will dsembark Professionally 10 the Island
A llaud.
Denmark will shortly abandon her neu-
trality.
Prussia and Austria, it is said, have asked
France and England to state the condition
on which they are willing to conclude peace.
The Russians assert that the military
operations of the allies are nearly at a stand
.till.
The attack on Sebastopol has been indef.
nitely postponed. .
The attack on Cronstadt will not take place
this year.
That great battle near Bucharest has been
reduced to simple blockade in which the
Russians triunPhed by diplomacy.
HERMoYsTADT, July 10.
The Turks have broken up a position al
Parapaquo, near Guigero.
The Swedish Legislature eports in favor of
decimal coinage.
FARus.-Adtices from Madrid of the 18TH
state that the insurgents were masters OF
Madrid. During the night the troops engag-
ed acted vigorously against the barbados,
but the most part were unsuccessful.
In the English House OF Lords the Earl of
Harrington asked the ministers whether thew
had authorized Lord Westmorland to state TO
hn Yah n h. H. A.
in Russia would not be allowed to enter the
English army, or follow the standard of the
allies. The Earl Of A berdeen replied that no
such instructions had been given. The Earl
OF Aberdeen then brought forward the fol-
lowing message from tine Queen: Her
Majesty deems il exI edient to provide for any
additional expenses which may arise i'm con-
sequence of the war in which her Majesty is
engaged against the Emperor of Russia, de-
fensive or offensive, and asks Of the House
OF Lords their concurrence in such measures
as may be necessary for making provisions
accordingly. The message will be taken
into consideration Oh Monday.
Madrid, July Is.
The Gazette publishes list Of new mir
listers.
Gen. Cavagnac is appointed commander
Of the cavalry at Madrid.
The insurgents are masters OF Madrid
Troops are engaged against the barbados.
Fighting was going on in several parts of
the capital. When The dispatch left, the
battle had been fought between O'Donne;
and Blaser. The latter was defeated, woun.
ded and taken prisoner.
The pvpu!ace sacked the Palace of Chris.
tta,,a = ~ l.
The Captain Geaher u, ,,--- -s-..,
eral points. .
A private Geographic dispatch from Con-
SIT ntinopie, eceived at Paris, states that the
Russians met with a check at Bateupe.
Four thousand Turks were sent fromV arna,
in Carcassia.
PARIS, Friday p. M.-Funds opened low
er; per cents closed at 60.
The Paris correspondent OF the London
Morning Chronicle made the following i'm.
! portant communications: TIE Cabinet OF
Vienna an J Ber.i communicated TO the Eng
lish and French governments the impression
produced upon them by The answer OF the
Emperor Nicholas to the summons sent by
Austria to evacuate the Principallties.
The German powers now announces that
| in their opinion the propositions contained IN
the Russian answer, il not altogether salts
factory, appear calculated to serve as the
| basis for further neg, tiations. They express
the opinion tina, it would not be possible to
cal! upon Russia 10 evacuate the Principal
tiles, If il be not at some time clearly under
stood that the allied powers shall stop thei
movements in advance. In other words
Austria has fallen. back into an alliance will
Russia.
i Accounts from St. Petersburg state tina
the Gar is determined not To yield. But dis
content prevails in the capital.
The details show that the recent victorie
at Guirgero were gained by the Turks. un
assisted, leaving the whole line OF the Dan
ube from Turmeva to Oltemtza in thei
hands.
The main body Of the Turkish army is sal
to be moving toward the mouth Of the Dan
!. ube, and is employed in removing the sunke
. ships from the channel. The Russian Dan
e ubian fotlla must soon fall into the hands G
: the allies, and the tree navigation OF tina
river be again established.
English seamen have been sent to ma
n the Turkish boats in the Danube.
. The Russisns have burned Matschen.
d The French and English are slowly draw
's ING their lines closer around the Russians.
From the Black Sea, on the 9TH, the con
bined fleets were reported off Alderman, Il
. Crimea.
The Porte consents to reopen Turks
: norris 10 Greek merchantmen, but demand
;, indemnity from Greese, for insurrectiona
il losses. -,
/ SPAiN.-The instruction spreads rapid
e Madrid and the garrison have pronounce
: against the Queen. The Cabinet is dissol
ed. and the Premier Is dead.
Us The insurgents were marching on Madi
with the centre division. while Gen. Seaoal
of advanced with force from the Basque pr
ish vinces and various large cities.
i've The Balcarie Islands have declared tor 9
insurgents. Saragosso is expected TO 10
A the revolt. r-s o.
ed. Chris,iana has fled to Bayonne. Que
e Isabella has lef, Madrid. ,
w.. Duke Montpensier ia renorted to be