Delaware State reporter., 1854-08-18
FRIDAY. AUGUST 10, 1854.
THREE DAYS LATER FROM EUROPE
Arrival of the America.
FaeoruJlc Meas from the Donube-EMcuation
of Wallachfq-F 2Onr Advanced.

FdEOru6ie NelUS from me Ddnu6e-E,Cdc udttOH
Of Walidchio-F7Oav Advanced.
HALIFAX, August l6th.-The steamer America
arrived here this evening, about o'clock, bring
ing Liverpool dates to Saturday, the 5th inst.
THE WAR.
The news from the Danube continues gene
rally favorable to the allies. Nothing decisive,
however, has taken place. On the morning of
the 30ih the Russians, it is stated, attacked
the Turkish French camp at Giurgevo, and were
totally defeated with loss of 1000 killed and
wounded and large number of prisoners. The
Russians were retreating by forced marches.
They had quilted Frateschi, which was occupied
by the Turks.
The evacuation of Wallachia is at length
completed, and proclamation has been issued
declaring that all the soldiers who remained be-
hind would be considered deserters.
Russian troops were being concentrated in the
Sereth.
Omar Pacha was expected to arrive at Bucha-
rest on the 3lst, and would meet with brilliant
reception.
1t is believed that force will have TO be used
to disodge the Russians in Moldavia.
The Austrian army under Prince Lchcnstein,
has been ordered to advance from Pesth to Gal
laca. The army in Gallachia was moving to-
wards the frontiers.
Archduke Albrccht has removed his head
quarters from Cronstadt into the southeast COR
her of Pennsylvania.
The total Austrian force on the frontiers
amounts to $50, 900 men. under Baron Dckess.
The frontiers have not been crossed, and the
preparations for hostilitics are of colossal
character.
Russia makes no warlike demonstration to-
wards the Prussan frontiers.
The Austrian army in Galicia now consists of
| 100000; that in Pennsylvania of 10000 men.
The reserve army, placed en- echcloa, in two
corps, will be about 10000. Thus the whole
army concentrated for the purpose of maintain
ing the integrity of Turkey and the political in
dcpencence of Austria consists of 400 600 men,
the support of Prussia cannot be fully depended
on, and therefore another 100000 men will be
raised The army in Italy and in garrison in
the other parts of the empire may amount to
about 100000 men, so that tie Austrian forces
will soon amount to 650,000 or 100000 men.
The cholera was increasing in violence at
Constantinope.
On the 9th the French Division left Varna
for Rusterdje and Silstria.
The cholera has broken out among the British
troops.
! Accounts from Montenegro are unsatisfactory.
Prince Daniel was assuming threatening att-
tude towards the Turks at Aputz.
Il The allied fleet, with Generals Canzolert and
Brown proceeded towards the Ottoman coast 10
reconnoitre.
| force of $4,000 to 100000 British, French and
I Turkish troops will Immediately invade CIimea,
and attempt to effect a Judgment on the heights
Of Sebastopol.
FROM ASIA
The reported defeat of the Turks by the Rus
slams at Kars is confirmed, and the Russians
were beseigimg Kars.
FROM TUE BALTIC.
The Baltic fleet was at letSund, and at the
latest accounts De Killers has had an interview
with the King of Sweden. His Majesty declared
his willingness to unite with the Western
/ powers on certain conditions. De Killers had
4 again joined the fleet with his command of
/ French troops off the Aland Island.
Kamla Karleby has been reinforced by the
Russians:
Since the ODD the blockade of the ports in the
\ Gulf of Finland has been more vigorous, it not
being possible for any vessel to enter or leave.
The Emperor Nicholas, the Archduke Con-
stantine, and the Archduchess, had narrow
escape from being captured by an English
steamer near Cronstadt.
Admiral Cory has returned home an invalid
SPAIN.
Spain was generally tranquil. Espartero had
4 taken the oath as President of the new Council.
On the I'd the barricades in Madrid were being
removed at Espartero's request.
The nomination of Gen. O'Donnell was the
most popular of any in the new ministry.
ENGLAND.
The Canadian Legislative Council Bill, passed
second reading in the House of Commons on
the 4th inst.
BREApsTuFps-LivcIpool, August 4.-Dennis-
touns Circular says the weather has been
showery and ungenial, and the crops have made
but little progress towards maturity. The mar
ket for brcadstuifs has been active all the week.
and'closes very firmly at an advance since this
day week, of 2 shillngs on Flour, Cd Is on
Wheat, and Is 2s on Corn. Quotations
Western Canal 32s 32s Cd; Baltimore and
Philadelphia 32s Cd 33s Cd; Ohio 92s 34s /;
White Wheat 9s 4d los Sd; Red mixed 9s
a 9s Cd; Yellow and mixed Corn 32s BIS !;
White 2Ss a 24s.
TERRIFIC ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS, Aug. a.