The Ashland union. [volume] (Ashland, Ashland County, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1854-08-09
.ARaE DEc1mEm BREADsrUFFs.
NO WAR NEWS OF IMPORTANCE.
SUCCESS OF THE SPANISH REBELLION.
HALrAx. August 1. 1854.


The Canada arrived It Halifax las
evening, at 9 o'clock.
The Atlantic arrived at Liverpool al
2 o'clock on Wednesday, the 10Th.
BREADsTUFFs.-The market is dull
and prices are irregular; and for a few
days past there has been quite a panic in
the trade: Flour declined 3s@4s cd p
Dbl. Western canal is quoted at 2ss Sd
| @29s Sd; Philadelphia, Baltimore and
Canadian, 36s@30s Cd; Ohio, 3ls.
Wheat, also, has largely declined, say
Is @ 100 lbs. The quotations for white
are 94s@9s Cd; red, 9s 6d@94.
Indian Corn-white and yellow, of
fair quality, 32s@32s Cd; mixed, 3Is.
Messrs. Gardner s. Co. quote the mar
ket for beef unchanged, except for the
finest qualities, which are firm, but trans
actions limited.
Pork-Large business doing, but pri-
ces lower. Market for bacon firm, at
previous prices, but only a moderate de-
mand. Hams and shoulders more freely
offered, at last weeks prices.
Lard-At the early part of the week
the market was heavy.
A letter from Kiel, dated 18th, pub
lished In a Berlin paper, says that the
French expeditionary army of the Baltic
will disembark professionally at Seland.
Denmark shortly will abandon her
neutrality.
Prussia and Austria have asked France
and England for stated conditions on
which they are willing to conclude peace.
The Russian party say that military
operations are nearly at a stand.
The attack on Sebastopal was inde6-
nitely postponed.
The attack on Cronstadt would not
take place this year.
A great battle near Bucharest is an
ticipated-
The Swedish Legislature reports in
favor of decimal coinage.
Paris advices from Madrid to the 18th,
state that the insurgents are masters of
Madrid.
During the night the troops engaged
acted vigorously against the Barricades,
but for the most part unsuccessful.
LoNDoN.-In the house of Commons
the Earl of Harrington asked Ministers
whether they had authorized Lord West
moreland to state to the Cabinet of vi
emma that Polish subjects of Russia will
not be allowed to enter the English army
or follow the standard of allies.
The Earl of Aberdeen replied that no
instructions had been given, and then
brought forward the following message
from the Queen:
Her majesty deeming it expedient to
for any additional expenses
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war in which her Majesty is now engaged
the emissaries of Russia on the
defensive, and asks of the House of Lords
their concurrence in such measures as
may be necessary for making provision
accordingly.
The message will be taken into con-
on Monday.
LATEST FROM MADRID.-The Gazette
publishes a list of new ministers.
General CaVagl is appointed Comman-
der of Cavalry in Madrid.
A battle was fought between O'Don-
nell and Blazer, the latter was defeated,
wounded and taken prisoner.
The pOpulace sacked the palace of
at Salamanca, neal Grenada.
A private dispatch from Constantine
pie, received In Paris, states that the
Russians met with a cock near Batain.
No change had occurred in the state
of Eastern affairs, and none is likely to
until further consideration by the
and French Governments.
of the recent conduct of Austria the
Paris correspondent of the London Nor
ring Chronicle, annexes the following
communication
The cabinet of Vienna at Berlin,
to the English and French
the impression produced
upon them by the answer of the Empe-
ror Nicholas, to the summons sent by
to evacuate the Principalities.
The German powers now pronounce
that In their opinion the propositions
contained in the Russian answer, if not al
together satisfactory, appear calculated to
as a basis for further negotiations,
md they propose that Prague shall be
liked upon as the seat of further COME
FENCES. They moreover express their
that it will not be possible to
all upon Russia to evacuate the Princi-
if it be not at the same time
understood that tie allied pow
rs shall stop their movements in ad-
rance In other words Austria has fallen
pack into alliance with Russia.
All the Austrian reserves are to be
'alled out and placed on a war footing.
Accounts from st. Petersburg state
hat the Gar is determined not to yield,
discomfort prevailed in the capitol.
Details show that the recent victory
# Giurgevo was achieved, but by the
Turks unassisted, leaving the whole bank
# the Danube from Turin to Glteintza,
n their hands.
The main body of the Turkish army
5 said to be moving towards the mouth
f the Danube.
The Allies have repaired and occupi-
d the Russian batteries at the Salina,
mouth of the Danube, and are employed
n removing sunken ships from the chan
eel.
The Russian Danube hotilla must soon
all into the hands of the Allies, and the
rec navigation of the Danube again be
Gen. Awrep having been disgraced,
hot himself.
The French and English are slowly
their lines close around the
russians.
In the Black Sea, on the 9TH, the
ombined fleets were seer off Akermann,
east.
It wal reported that Admiral Bruat
,rced an entrance to Novorsich, Asia
Kerome Pacha surprised $4,000 Rus
lans and defeated them, capturing from
hem SO guns and 400 men, at > pass in
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