Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1854-08-26
Arrival of the Baltic.
LATER FROM EUROPE.


LATER FROM EUROPE.
Latest intelligence from the Seat Of Irar--The
Mdrkcfs--Whem and Corn Adpunccd.
The steamer Baltic arrived at New Yo,k,
Saturday afterEoon, a, 4 o'clock, bringing
Liverpool datesto "Wednesday, the 9th inst.'
Aland Is reported 10 have been captured
on the 81, and 10 be occupied by the French.
The Russians have finally leii Bucharest,
and'the place is now occupied by $4,000
Turks, under one Pacha. The repor,i con-
tradicted.
Denmark has declared her adherence TO
the Austro Prussian treaty. --.,.-
The English and French Representatives
have formally notified Austria Of the uncon.
diiional refusal Of The Russian proposal by
their respective Governments. Ii sis
1t is again stated, bit not auihotiiatively
that the Anglo French force has really EN-.
barked for the Crimea, and is now lowering
on the coast. There is no account of any
landing having been effected ial ,7iss
From the Baltic there is an imperfect ac.
count of The capture of Aland on the Sd inst,
and of its occupation by the French. s7a-i
The Austrians have not entered either
Moldavis or Wallachia. aesir a1 .F1d go
Prussia remains unchanged in her position.
There is nothing new from Asia. a.
1t is said that the Pacha of Egyp, has abol-
ished the monopoly in the corn.
T There is nothing new from France or Eng
land.
From spain, accounts represent that Espar-
tero enjoys the confidence Of the Spaniards,
and all was qniet. Jose de Ia Concha is ap-
pointed Governor. General Of Cuba. l@
The harvest in Italy is abundant.
THE WAR-CAPTURE OF BRITISH YES
.sa Sells IN THE BLACK SEA. .@ %
hdmiral Dundas is again permitting the
Russians TO have their own way in the Black
Sea. The telegraph announces that the Rus.
Russian war steamer Vladimir was chasing
her Majesty's steamer Cyclops, near the
Bosphorous, just at the time our admiral
fondly though, that every Russian ship was
cooped up in Sebas'opol. The Cyclops esca-
ped, and so her adventure ended. 1t was
Otherwise with three Turkish merchantmen,
whose fate the Cons,aniinople correspondent
of the independence Of Brussels thus de.
scribes:
"An occurrence which has just taken place
in the Black Sea, only few miles off the
mouth Of The Bosphorus, has caused the pro
Iounde.t sensation Three Turkish mer
chant vessels, while al their moorings in th'
harbor Of Heraclea (Erekli), have been burn
ed by Russian steam fiigate that came
from Sebas,opol, and was able 10 Cross ,h'
whole of the Black Sea without being seei
by the Anglo-French cruisers The ship
destroyed were ladened, one with lndal
corn, second with wood, and the third witt
coal extracted from The mines at Heraclea
and intended Tor the allied squadrons. Thei
captains have been carried of prisoners {
Sebastopol, the crews PM in the boa, an
turned adrift in the Ioadstead. The yer
DAY before this bold deed was performed III
Flench advice corvette, the Monete, left III
port in question in order 10 return 10 Thcra
pia. This little incident shows how well tn
Russians are served BY their scouts. Ho,
will il be now, when The Greek vessels ar
again permitted 10 revisit the harbor5 in tn
Black Sea i'-Daiiy Neus. '
The following is an official list OF the Iii
led and wounded during the seige ofSilisiTia
Dead, $50; wounded, 663; total 1872;
Turks forming par, of the garrison. Th
Russians are supposed 10 have lost IL, 900.