Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1854-08-05
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LdTge Decttne IN FI0ur-CottOn UuChdn ged-
Important from the Continent Austria'
Position Still DoubDm-.The Insurgent
Masters of Misunderstanding of the Paiac
Of Queen Chrisfina-New Spanish Ministr,
-Message from Queen Victoria Ask,nl
New Supplies Further Negotiations Pro
posed Austria Gone Orer TO Russian Inter
lists and Making Wariike Preparations
Popular Discontet at So. Petersbnurg.
HALIFAX, July 31.-The steamer Canada
arrived here this evening from Liverpool
with dates 10 Saturday, 22d inst.
Aus,ria's conduct had become more doubt
fol than ever.
The Spanish insuueciion was rapidly
spreading under Espartero.
ENGLAND
la the House Of Lords, Earl Washington
asked Ministers whether they had authorized
Lord Wes,moreaud 10 state TO the Cabinet
Of Vienna, that Polish subjects from Russia
would not be allowed 10 enter the English
army, or TO follow the standard of the Allies
HIGHLY IMPORTANT FROM SPAIN.
Adyices received at Paris from Madrid,
dated July IS, state that the insurgents were
masters Of the city. During the night the
troops engaged in support OF the Queen acted
vigorously against the barricades, but for the
most part were unsuccessful.
The Madrid Gazette published on the 18th,
a list OF the new Ministry. Gen. Cavayl is
appointed Commander of tho Cavalry of Ma
drid.
At the last accounts, the fighting between
the troops and he insurgents was going on in
several parts of the Capital.
A battle had been fought between Gen.
O'Donnell aud Gen. Blazer, in which the lat
ter was defeated wounded, and taken pris-
oner.
The popu!ace had taken possession OF and
sacked his palace OF Christina at Salamanca
Greuada and the whole of Catalonia has
risen against the Government, led by the
Captain. General and fighting was going on
AT some point.
THE WAR.
The Paris correspondent of the London
Morning Chronicle makes the following i'm
rortant communication
The Cabinets of Vienna ard Berlin have
communicated to the French and Englist
Governments, the impression produced upot
them by the answer Of Emperor Nicholas L
the summons sent by Austria to evacuate the
PIincipallies
The German powers now announce that IL
their opinion the propositions contained in lht
Russians answer, if not altogether salisfaclo
ry, appear calculated TO serve as basis 70
fur,her negotiations, aud they propose tina
Prague shall be fixed upon as the seat OF fur
ther conference. They moreover expressed
the opinion that i, will not be possible TO cal
upon Russia To evacuale the Principaiiies,
j, be not a, the same time clearly understood
that the allied powers shall stop their move
ments in advance. In other words, that Aus
tria has fallen back into analiance will
Russia.
All the Austrian reserves are 10 be cale,
out and placed on footing.
Accoun; from 81. Petersburg state that IL
Gar was determined not 10 yield, but tina
great discomfort prevailed in the Capitol.
The details show that the recent victorie
al Gulrgevu were achieved BY the Turks UT
assisted, leaving the whole banks Of The Dar
Dbe from Turnavo TO Atenelza in lhci
hauds.
The main body OF the Turkish army al
SAID 10 be moving towards the mouth of tn
Danube.
The allies have repaired and occupied ih
the Russian batteries al the Suhna mouth {
the Danube, and are employed in removin
the sunkeu ships from the channel.
The Russians have burned Malchin.
General Aurep having been disgraced ie
want of sncces had shot himself.
The French and English armies wei
slowly drawing C loser around the Russians.
private ,eIegraphic dispatch from Coz
elanlinople, received a, Paris, states that Il
Russians net with check al Batonen,
Asia, and that 1000 Turkish troops had bee
sent from Varna in Circassia.
THE LATEST.
Prussia and Austria, it is slid have aske
France and England TO state the condition
On NulCu lutD arc "'lllIS w SOHNlubS
peace, The Russian party asserts that II
military operations of The allies are nearly
a stand slll-ihat the attack on Sebasiop
is indefinitely poned-that the attack q
Cronsladl is not TO take place this year-thi
the great battle to take place near Buchare
is problemallcal-lhal The hostile operation
have been reduced TO a simple blockade ant
ia the end, the Russians will triumph by d
plomacy,
BaEADsTUFTs-Flourh has largely decline,
Western Canal 3Os Ohio3ls; Corn, yellow
32s.
Another Circular says The Breadslu
market is very dull aud owing to the declir
ing tendency there is quite a pause, Price
ior Flour are considerably lower, the deolin